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Board amends reallocation and approves $22,000 for NextGen 911 routing issue

Vernon County Board of Supervisors · July 1, 2026
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Summary

Facing an unexpected routing problem during NextGen 911 Phase 1, the Board amended a reallocation from $15,000 to $22,000 to cover potential costs of a third‑party routing vendor; administration said Phase 2 may remove the need and partners may cost‑share expenses.

Vernon County adopted an amended Resolution 2024‑29 to reallocate up to $22,000 of 2023 Ho‑Chunk contingency funds to address an unexpected activity that restricts the county’s ability to complete 911 call routing in NextGen 911 Phase 1. Supervisor Stanek moved the amendment to change the cited $15,000 to $22,000; Supervisor Strudthoff seconded the amendment and it passed on a voice vote. The amended resolution was then adopted by voice vote.

Administrative staff explained the amount represents potential costs to route emergency landline calls via a third‑party vendor for up to 12 months while Phase 2 is implemented. The administration said it hopes phase 2 will be in place before 12 months elapse and that partner cost‑sharing could reduce the county’s expense.