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Iron County approves $10,722.80 replacement of 911 operations clock system
Summary
The Board approved Resolution 2026-4060 to replace an 18-year-old 911 operations clock system at a cost of $10,722.80, funded from the Capital Improvement Fund. The motion passed unanimously on Feb. 24.
The Iron County Board of Supervisors on Feb. 24 approved the purchase and replacement of the county's 911 operations clock system at a total cost of $10,722.80.
Resolution 2026-4060 notes the current system was 18 years old and "must be replaced to maintain operational integrity and public safety." The vendor quote was provided by Independent Emergency Services. Funding for the purchase will come from the Capital Improvement Fund. The motion to approve was made by Mullard, seconded by Hiller, and carried on a unanimous vote.
The resolution authorizes Emergency Management to execute necessary arrangements to complete the purchase and implement the updated system.
