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Nobles County approves $17,791.11 purchase of Salamander Live emergency response system

Board of Commissioners of Nobles County · May 5, 2026
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Summary

Using funds from a 2025 Response Sustainability Grant, the Board approved purchasing the Salamander Live system for $17,791.11 to modernize emergency response coordination across the region.

Nobles County authorized purchase of the Salamander Live emergency response system, with the minutes recording a quoted total of $17,791.11 for the system package and three years of subscription. Staff said the county has until June 30, 2026 to use the Response Sustainability Grant funds allocated for this purchase and noted that several neighboring counties already use the system to provide interoperability for multi-county emergencies.

County staff indicated the purchase is intended to replace manual systems and reduce delays and errors in time-sensitive responses. The Board voted to approve acquiring the system using the grant funds, with follow-up procurement and implementation to be handled by Emergency Management.

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