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Elk County approves aerial-imagery subscription and acknowledges Microsoft reseller change
Summary
The Board approved a one-year EagleView (Pictometry) Connect 25 subscription at $2,500/year and acknowledged a Microsoft licensing reseller change to SHI International Corp. with no monetary impact.
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Elk County commissioners authorized a one-year subscription to Pictometry International Corp. (EagleView) and acknowledged a change in the county's Microsoft volume-licensing reseller.
Assessment Director requested a Connect 25 subscription that provides access to the county's flyover image library for up to 125 registered users (25 concurrent), at a cost of $2,500 per year; the board approved the contract unanimously. The IT director notified the board that the authorized Microsoft volume-licensing reseller changed from CDW Logistics LLC to SHI International Corp., effective June 2, 2026; the minutes state there is no monetary consideration and the board acknowledged the change.
Why it matters: the imagery subscription supports property assessment and related mapping needs; the reseller change affects procurement records for Microsoft licensing but does not change licensing costs according to the minutes. The minutes do not disclose contract duration for the reseller relationship or additional license spend.
What the minutes record: motions to approve the imagery subscription and to acknowledge the reseller update were made and recorded as carried unanimously. Detailed purchase orders and licensing agreements are not included in the meeting minutes and remain on file with county IT and assessment offices.
