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County approves TriTech software and Lightspeed upgrades for 911 system
Summary
The committee approved purchase of TriTech/CentralSquare software for the county's computer-aided dispatch mobile e911 system ($24,039.69) and a Lightspeed Technologies agreement for remote tower upgrades ($217,985.14) to support emergency-communications analytics and reliability.
Saratoga County staff asked the Law and Finance Committee to authorize TriTech (CentralSquare Technologies) software for the county's computer-aided dispatch mobile e911 system, amending the 2026 budget and decreasing fund balance by $24,039.69. Staff said the purchase responds to a New York State–mandated EMS study and "will provide needed analytics for the ability to track EMS response times and other required data."
The committee also approved a Lightspeed Technologies Inc. agreement for technical upgrades and software support of 911 communications equipment at remote tower locations with a total contract amount of $217,985.14 for the term 01/01/2026 through 12/31/2030 to ensure operation of the county's emergency radio communications system.
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