Page County approves three‑year sheriff’s app contract to be paid from opioid settlement funds
Summary
Board approved a three‑year contract for a sheriff’s mobile app at a three‑year cost of $23,000 and agreed to pay from the county’s opioid settlement balance; the contract will be monitored for downloads and usage metrics.
The board approved a three‑year contract for a sheriff’s mobile app that county staff said would be free to users and provide an additional way for residents to access public information. Erin presented the app concept and cost; the contract for three years was stated in the record as $23,000 total. Supervisors discussed using opioid settlement funds to cover the multiyear cost and agreed to do so, citing a letter confirming eligible uses attached to the paperwork.
Board members asked whether usage metrics would be available; staff said the vendor would provide download metrics and other basic analytics. The county’s current opioid‑fund balance was read in the record and staff said they had budgeted $40,000 for next year; the board approved the three‑year contract and directed staff to move forward with the procurement and contract execution.
The contract term and payment schedule were discussed as beginning on or after July 1 to align with FY27 budget timing.
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