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Addison signs MOU with DuPage ETSB for 911 CAD interfacing and retainer
Summary
The board approved a memorandum of understanding with the DuPage County Emergency Telephone System Board to support asynchronous CAD connections for programs, with an initial retainer up to $2,500 per connection that could amortize down depending on added programs.
The Village of Addison adopted a memorandum of understanding on Aug. 17 with the DuPage County Emergency Telephone System Board (ETSB) to manage asynchronous interfacing to the village CAD for dispatch programs.
Staff explained ETSB requests a retainer — presented as up to $2,500 — to cover IT work required to connect programs to the CAD via the asynchronous interface. Staff said the per‑connection retainer could effectively amortize down toward $500 over the course of a year if multiple programs are added, though it could return to the higher retainer level depending on the number and complexity of connections. Funding was identified in account 100‑1530‑4110 and the board approved the MOU by roll call.
Staff cited the need to connect key programs (for example, a new COMMS coach for ACDC) and said the retainer should support connections for the year depending on program volume.
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