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Powell County approves $6,934 E911 recorder upgrade
Summary
The Powell County Fiscal Court unanimously approved a $6,934.49 quote from Applied Digital Solutions Inc. to upgrade the county's NiCE Inform recording system and migrate the dispatch server to Windows Server 2022.
Powell County Fiscal Court approved a $6,934.49 contract with Applied Digital Solutions Inc. on March 20, 2026, to upgrade its NiCE Inform Professional recording software from r9 to r11 and to migrate the E911 dispatch server from Windows Server 2016 to Windows Server 2022. The quoted package included MySQL and MS SQL licensing and project management, installation and training.
Magistrate Chad Patton moved to approve the quote; Magistrate Mike Lockard seconded the motion. According to meeting minutes, the motion passed unanimously with "all members present voting in favor." The published quote listed line items including Windows Server 2022, MySQL Server license, MS SQL 2022 licenses and a project-management fee; the final amount due after an ADS discount and fees was $6,934.49.
County officials said the work covers both software and server OS migration and includes installation and training. The court did not provide a timeline for installation during the special called meeting. The approval authorizes county staff to proceed with procurement and scheduling with Applied Digital Solutions Inc.
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