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Commissioners approve Long Beach travel for 911 staff; funds from 911 accounts
Summary
The board approved out-of-state travel June 22-25, 2025 for Deputy Director Sarah Jensen and COII Alex Smith to attend the NENA Conference in Long Beach, CA, not to exceed $4,800; travel to be paid from 911 accounts, not tax dollars.
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The Commission approved out-of-state travel for two members of Lyon County's 911 operation to attend the 2025 NENA Conference and Expo in Long Beach, California.
Roxy Van Gundy, director of the Lyon County Emergency Communications Center (LCECC), asked the board to authorize travel for Deputy Director Sarah Jensen and COII Alex Smith to attend the event June 22-25, 2025. The Commission approved the travel, not to exceed $4,800, to be paid from accounts 019-00-7410 and 019-00-7420. "This is utilizing 911 funds, not tax dollars," Van Gundy told commissioners. The conference was presented as providing 24-30 hours of continuing education for each attendee, and the motion passed 3-0 (Bartel/Peck).
The minutes do not detail a breakdown of the travel cost per person; staff will use 911 fund accounts identified in the motion to cover expenses.
