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Board approves 10-year radio interoperability MOU with McIntosh County
Summary
Liberty County approved a 10-year memorandum of understanding with McIntosh County to allow each county's public-safety radios to use the other's assigned frequencies and towers, improving coverage and allowing dispatch communications across county lines; county staff said McIntosh will cover its upgrade costs.
The Board approved a 10-year memorandum of understanding allowing McIntosh County radios to accept Liberty County frequencies and vice versa to improve regional public-safety communications. Presenter Stanley said the change will let responders communicate across county lines and will fill coverage gaps along interstate corridors.
During questions Commissioners asked whether the agreement would impose costs on Liberty County; Stanley said any costs would be borne by the county incurring them and that McIntosh will cover upgrades it needs. "Any cost related to this, McIntosh County will pay for it," Stanley said. Commissioners voted to approve the MOU and Stanley confirmed McIntosh will act on their side.
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