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Fulton County approves 9‑1‑1 mobile messaging and new dispatch consoles
Summary
The commissioners approved a $2,028 invoice for 9‑1‑1 mobile messaging to serve three volunteer fire companies and approved a $72,258.53 quote for three new dispatch consoles; a grant-funded consulting contract with Mission Critical Partners was also approved to support SAC-directed work.
EMA/9-1-1 Director Brian Barton requested approval for a Chief Technologies invoice totaling $2,028.00 to provide 9-1-1 mobile messaging and alerts for Needmore Volunteer Fire Company, Hustontown Area Volunteer Fire Company and McConnellsburg Volunteer Fire Company; Commissioner Bunch moved to approve and the motion passed 'All in favor.'
Commissioner Bunch also moved to approve a quote from Russ Bassett Corporation for three new dispatch consoles for EMA/9-1-1 in the amount of $72,258.53; the board approved the purchase. Later in the meeting the commissioners approved a grant-funded contract between Mission Critical Partners and Fulton County to provide consulting services related to technology planning and implementation as directed by the Southern Alleghenies 9-1-1 Cooperative (SAC). These actions were recorded as vendor approvals and a grant-funded consulting contract; no procurement protests or dissent were recorded in the minutes.
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