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Commission ratifies AIM security software contract; minutes approved and meeting adjourned

Carbon County Commission · July 16, 2026
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Summary

The commission ratified a year-to-year contract for AEGIX Global's Active Incident Management software (about $5,000/year plus $1,000 implementation), approved prior meeting minutes and adjourned the session.

The Carbon County Commission ratified a year-to-year contract with AEGIX Global to implement the Active Incident Management (AIM) security software and approved other routine items before adjourning.

Barry Worsley (S10) described the agreement as a building-security and emergency-notification system that will tie into first-responder networks already connected to local school districts. Worsley said the first-year cost includes an implementation fee of about $1,000 and an annual charge of about $5,000, with licensing based on building square footage rather than per-user.

A commissioner (S3) moved to ratify the AEGIX contract and the chair (S2) seconded; the motion passed with affirmative responses recorded. Earlier in the meeting, a motion to approve the minutes from July 1 was moved by a commissioner (S3) and seconded by the chair (S2) and passed. The chair then called for a motion to adjourn and closed the meeting.

The record shows the AEGIX contract was ratified as a one-year, renewable agreement; the commission did not record additional conditions or amendments at the meeting.