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Sheriff's office contract with Interpol approved after budget discussion
Summary
Commissioners approved a new records/records management contract proposed by the sheriff for Interpol (approx. $48,009.75), including the first‑year server replacement costs; the board voted to proceed after budget questions and discussion of ongoing costs relative to the currently budgeted Omnigo expense.
The sheriff presented a proposed move to Interpol for records management and crime‑analysis services, framing it as a lower‑cost alternative to the current Omnigo contract. Commissioners reviewed the first‑year costs — including a server replacement the sheriff said would be required — and discussed how the county budgeted for Omnigo and how Interpol’s annual fee compares.
After discussion about budgets and the server cost, commissioners moved and seconded to approve the Interpol agreement for approximately $48,009.75 and recorded aye votes. The sheriff and staff said moving records before the March renewal would ease the transition; the county agreed the purchase and the first year of fees fit within the sheriff’s contractual line items for 2026.
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