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Commission rescinds INDIGITAL amendment, approves Flow Forward MOU and lets bids for generators for dispatch and coroner buildings
Summary
Saint Clair County Commissioners rescinded a $12,901.87 budget amendment for INDIGITAL phone-system integration (to be paid from 911 funds), approved an MOU to share water system infrastructure data (Flow Forward), and authorized bid lettings for generators at the Charles Forman Death Investigation Building and the Operations Building/Central Dispatch.
The commission voted to rescind the INDIGITAL proposal and a $12,901.87 budget amendment previously approved on June 9, 2026 for integrating Central Dispatch into the new phone system; the minutes state this will instead be paid from 911 funds and approved at the 911 board meeting, so a county budget amendment is unnecessary.
The commission also approved a Memorandum of Understanding for the Flow Forward Initiative to share water system infrastructure data, pending review by the County Attorney, on a motion by Commissioner Joey Stevens and seconded by Commissioner Bob Mize. Separately, commissioners authorized letting bids for generators for the Charles Forman Death Investigation Building (Coroner's Office) and for the Operations Building/Central Dispatch. The minutes include a later notation that the coroner generator item was rescinded on August 11, 2026 due to the cost of the generator.
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