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County uses opioid settlement funds to buy two Keli Justice System licenses
Summary
The board approved purchase of two Keli Justice System user licenses for the Community Sentencing Office at $642 per license, totaling $1,284, to be paid from the opioid settlement fund. The motion passed unanimously on July 13.
Wagoner County commissioners approved buying two user licenses for the Keli Justice System to support the Community Sentencing Office, at a cost of $642 per license for a total of $1,284. Commissioner Tim Kelley moved for approval and Commissioner James Hanning seconded; the motion passed with votes recorded as Hanning, aye; Stamps, aye; Kelley, aye.
The minutes state the purchase will be paid from the county’s opioid settlement fund. No further description of the software's intended use, contract duration, or vendor terms is recorded in the minutes.
