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Finance Committee approves $10,722.80 upgrade for Sheriff’s 911 clock system
Summary
The Iron County Finance Committee authorized a capital-funded upgrade to the Sheriff’s Department 911 clock system, citing an 18-year-old unit that could disable 911 if it fails. The motion passed unanimously.
The Iron County Finance Committee voted to upgrade the Sheriff’s Department 911 clock system at a total cost of $10,722.80, funding the purchase from Capital funds. Committee member Youngs moved the measure and Lauer seconded; the motion passed on a unanimous voice vote.
Committee members described the existing clock system as 18 years old and said a failure of that unit would prevent the county’s 911 system from operating. The committee did not request a budget amendment and directed staff to proceed with the purchase and installation. The item was handled as a routine capital procurement during the Feb. 17, 2026 meeting.
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