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E911 board recommends $18,570.48 for third‑party QA and CPR assessments
Summary
The Elko County Enhanced 911 Board recommended spending $18,570.48 from the E911 fund to contract with Motivations for quality‑assurance call evaluations (52/month) and optional CPR test‑call assessments; the recommendation passed by voice vote and will be forwarded to the County Commission.
The Elko County Enhanced 911 Board voted to recommend spending $18,570.48 from the E911 fund to contract with Motivations for a quality‑assurance program that increases monthly call evaluations from 45 to 52 and adds an optional CPR test‑call evaluation. The motion was moved, seconded and carried unanimously.
Kerry Hunton of HILCA Dispatch, who presented the quote, said, “They were doing 45 evaluations. We've upped it to 52,” and described an additional CPR evaluation option that would be an added cost. Board discussion clarified that the top QA line totals about $10,854.40 annually, and the CPR component is an optional approximately $5,000 add‑on, giving the discussed annual total of $18,570.48.
The board’s action was a recommendation to the Elko County Commission to expend the E911 fund for the contract. No public comment was offered before the vote. The President noted the board intends to list recurring vendor costs (including this contract) in the five‑year master plan so some routine approvals will not require annual reauthorization.
