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County announces RapidSOS deployment, new voice‑recorder and juvenile center coordination updates
Summary
County public‑safety staff said a new voice‑logging recorder will be installed next week and that RapidSOS (state‑funded) will be deployed soon to improve caller location; county staff also summarized coordination and planning steps at the juvenile detention center.
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County public‑safety staff told commissioners the county is installing a new voice‑logging recorder next week and plans to deploy RapidSOS — a location and data service paid for by the state — in May or earlier to improve call location and first‑responder routing.
Brandon said RapidSOS is free to the county and should help direct responders to locations more accurately. Separately, staff described upcoming trauma‑medic training in cooperation with regional partners and Purdue. County staff also provided a status update on the juvenile detention center: meetings with the prosecuting attorney and juvenile probation officer, planning outreach to school districts and work to develop budgets and grant applications; more updates were promised biweekly.
Commissioners thanked staff and asked for follow‑up reports on technology deployment timelines and juvenile center milestones.
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