Commissioners back purchase of eSchedule emergency scheduling software at $1,650 quote
Summary
Emergency services coordinator Keith Wangerin presented a $1,650 quote for eSchedule after describing limitations of the current scheduling system; commissioners indicated support for moving forward with the purchase.
Keith Wangerin briefed the board on emergency response tools and said he had submitted information to IamResponding. Wangerin told commissioners the county's current scheduling program has limited options and presented a quote for eSchedule at $1,650. The minutes indicate commissioners are in favor of moving forward with eSchedule.
Wangerin also reported a printer failure and ordered a replacement, noted upcoming membership changes on the Kansas Board of EMS, provided an update on the NMIH grant and discussed Lebanon Bash planning and a recent accident. The minutes record the eSchedule quote and commissioners' support but do not show a formal vote or purchase order on July 20.
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