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Sheriff's office secures approval to bid for 3D scanner and to adopt software subscriptions pending review
Summary
The commission approved multiple sheriff requests, including permission to let bids for a 3D laser scanner and approval of software subscriptions and licenses (transcript lists a 'Ber' license at about $4,250 yearly and a 'carous' subscription around $36,927.24), all pending county-attorney review where noted.
The commission approved a series of items requested by Sheriff Murray related to law-enforcement technology and partnerships.
Sheriff Murray's requests included authorization to advertise bids for a 3D laser scanner for the office, approval of an annual 'Ber' software license (recorded as approximately $4,250 per year) and a 'carous' subscription (transcript amount recorded as $36,927.24) through Omnia Cooperative. The commission also approved participation with JBS for a 'Stepping Up' program pending county-attorney review. Motions on these items were moved, seconded and carried by voice vote.
The transcript records the dollar amounts and that attorney review was requested for certain contracts; staff will return with contract documents and final pricing for formalization and payment.
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