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St. Clair County approves multiple contracts, software subscriptions and payments totaling about $1 million

St. Clair County Commission · January 27, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved an ALDOT safety project participation ($835,396.80 total cost with 10% local match), awarded an $82,057.53 audiovisual/livestream system contract, and approved several software subscriptions, utility payments and bids; total monthly bills were reported near $988,000.

The St. Clair County Commission approved a slate of procurement and payment items during its meeting, including an ALDOT safety-widening project, local contract awards and multiple recurring software subscriptions.

The board approved participation in an ALDOT widening and safety project on Kelly Creek Road with a total project cost of $835,396.80; the county’s obligation is the standard local match (discussed as 10 percent). Commissioners also approved a partial payment of $63,893.09 to Raglan Water for waterline relocation related to a County Road 21 bridge project.

On technology and facilities procurement, the commission awarded bid 2026-32 for an audiovisual and livestream system to Sharp SBS of Georgia and Alabama for $82,057.53, splitting work between two courthouses. The board authorized surplus and disposal of seven legacy time clocks and approved a planning quote of $10,000 from Goodgame for building plans related to equipment storage and sheriff’s facilities.

Public-safety software subscriptions passed as consent items: eRAD investigative software ($4,950 per year pending final review), Ampegg photo/video enhancement software ($3,744 per year) and a separate real-time call-monitoring subscription ($3,820). Commissioners also approved the monthly bills (reported at about $988,000) by voice vote.

Votes at a glance - ALDOT Kelly Creek safety/widening participation (project cost $835,396.80; county match ~10%): approved. - Partial payment to Raglan Water for waterline relocation ($63,893.09): approved. - AV/livestream system award to Sharp SBS ($82,057.53): approved. - eRAD subscription ($4,950/year): approved pending county attorney review. - Ampegg subscription ($3,744/year) and call-monitoring subscription ($3,820/year): approved. - Monthly bills (~$988,000): approved.

Each item was brought forward by staff or department heads, discussed briefly for budget or operational implications, and approved by voice votes; specific roll-call tallies were not recorded in the transcript.