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Board reviews five‑year plan progress, flags consoles and server as top priorities
Summary
Board members said consoles and a server transition are the largest pending capital items under the five‑year master plan; staff reported work on implementing the countywide Rave public alert system and said the next statutory submission is due in 2026.
The Elko County Enhanced 9‑1‑1 Board discussed progress on its five‑year master plan and identified consoles and a server transition as the largest pending capital expenses.
The chair said the next formal five‑year submission is not due until 2026 but noted staff are preparing annual updates and an annual spending plan. “Our public alert warning, the countywide through Rave, we're working on the implementation of that currently,” the chair said, adding that staff were waiting on a final server transition quote before finalizing recommendations.
Board members asked for clearer timelines and progress updates on console installation and the server move. Staff said they have obligated funds for multiple items and are aligning purchases with the E911 budget; they also noted grant and capital‑funding pathways exist for agencies that need equipment.
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