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Governance board forms 3‑member subcommittee to set dispatch fees, approves ICIP submission for dispatch expansion

Public Safety Emergency Communications (PSEC) Governance Board · July 28, 2026
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Summary

The governance board approved a county‑staffed ICIP upload (including a dispatch expansion item) and formed a three‑member subcommittee (one governance member, one operations member, one at‑large tribal member) to develop recommendations on dispatch fees; the board voted to accept the amended motion and volunteers were identified.

Board members voted on two related items May 28: the county will prepare and upload a short ICIP list for the PSEC, including a dispatch expansion item, and the governance board formed a three‑member subcommittee to develop recommendations for dispatch fees and present them back to the board.

Jordan Waters (speaker 5) moved that county general services prepare an ICIP list for the PSEC with director Fox and DCM Masterson; the motion was seconded and approved on voice vote. Deputy Manager Masterson said county staff would create the necessary IDs, upload 4–5 items before the June 30 deadline, and return the list for the board’s formal approval. "I'll get my general services team to to kinda create that unique ID, get some stuff uploaded to the state... We'll get them uploaded, and then I'll come to you at the next meeting for formal approval," Masterson said.

On dispatch fees, a motion from Town of Bernalillo (speaker 3) to form a subcommittee was debated and amended. After discussion about membership and structure, members adopted an amendment to form a three‑member subcommittee composed of one governance member, one operations member and one at‑large tribal representative; the amended motion passed by voice vote. Members volunteered to serve and county staff will coordinate the first meeting and seek tribal participation; the subcommittee will elect a chair to present recommendations to the governance board.