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Commission approves multiple payments, bids and law‑enforcement software subscriptions
Summary
The commission approved payments including a partial payment to Raglan Water ($63,893.09), a remodel payment to Ryan Smith Construction and an $82,057.53 AV livestream contract. It also approved recurring law‑enforcement software subscriptions (eRAD $4,950/yr; Ampegg $3,744/yr) and other routine procurement items.
Saint Clair County commissioners approved a slate of contracts, partial payments and recurring software subscriptions during new business.
The commission approved a $63,893.09 partial payment to Raglan Water for waterline relocation tied to a bridge project on County Road 21, and approved payments to Ryan Smith Construction ($4,800 per listed item) for remodel work in the Probate Office and related courthouse spaces. The commission also awarded an AV/livestream contract (bid 2026‑32) to Sharp SBS for $82,057.53 to install a permanent audiovisual system in county courthouses.
For public safety technology, commissioners approved annual subscriptions and software: eRAD for $4,950 per year (mobile device signal‑analysis software), Ampegg (photo/video enhancement) at $3,744 per year, and a real‑time call‑monitoring subscription at $3,820 per year; the items were approved pending county‑attorney review where noted. Commissioners also approved surplus of seven obsolete time clocks and a small invoice payment without a purchase order ($32.30) as a routine administrative action.
Chair noted the courthouse remodel work "looked really good" when inspected. Staff was asked to ensure budget coding and any required amendments are completed for those items that will draw from EMA or other funds.
