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Screven commissioners authorize E911 software maintenance and replace power module
Summary
The board approved a $995 reinstatement fee and $4,750 annual monitoring for E911 software and separately approved a new power module for the E911 equipment room; $4,750 was added to the annual budget.
The Screven County Board approved two E911-related procurements on March 10. Commissioner Justin Smith moved to approve a $995 reinstatement fee to the E911 maintenance contract and annual monitoring at $4,750, with the board directing that $4,750 be added to the yearly budget; Commissioner J.C. Warren seconded and the motion carried unanimously.
Separately, Commissioner Edwin Lovett moved to authorize purchase of a new power module for the E911 equipment room; Commissioner Justin Smith seconded and the motion passed unanimously. Ray Mercer Jr., the county's E911 director, was listed among attendees; the minutes record the purchases but contain no vendor names beyond the quotes approved.
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