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Jackson County EMS signs three-year TCP scheduling contract to avoid 8% annual increase
Summary
EMS Director Nate Bryant recommended a three-year cloud-based TCP scheduling contract to avoid an 8% annual increase; the Commissioners approved the three-year plan unanimously.
Nate Bryant, Jackson County EMS Director, told Commissioners that the county's current cloud-based scheduling software (TCP) has historically been renewed annually but that multi-year options are now available. He recommended a three-year contract for the "most cost savings" and to avoid an 8% annual increase; the Commission approved the three-year plan 3-0.
The minutes note five- and seven-year options were available but that longer terms might limit the county's ability to adopt new technologies, a reason the director favored three years. No dollar amount for the contract was recorded in the minutes; the board's vote to approve the three-year option was unanimous.
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