WASHINGTON CO. COMMISSIONERS TO CONSIDER E-911 EQUIPMENT UPGRADE
Washington County Commissioners will look to purchase an upgrade for the county’s E 911 voice recording system at tomorrow’s (Tuesday) meeting.
Commissioners will look to make the purchase from Voice Products. According to County Judge John Brieden, E 911 needs the upgrade in order to improve its interfacing with recently implemented dispatching software.
The court will also potentially approve the rates for the Washington County Health Employee Benefits Pool. These rates apply for the new plan year, beginning October 1st through September 30, 2019. According to Brieden, county employees will pay the same rate as they did last year, with the county picking up the rest of the cost.
The commissioners will look over the Washington County Appraisal District’s new budget, as well as hear a request from the district to retain funds from its 2016-17 budget. They will also hear an additional request from the district, asking to transfer funds set for vehicle replacement to use for a computer backup system.
Commissioners will also hold a public hearing before deciding on approval of the district and county clerks’ archive plans, for the preservation of archived records. The county is required to file this plan annually. In addition, they will look at the updated county clerk’s addition to the Washington County Personnel Policy Manual.
The court will also look at the two-year appointment of election and alternate election judges for upcoming general and special elections, and potentially approve a replacement to the Salary Review Committee.
The commissioners court will meet tomorrow morning at 9 a.m., at the Washington County Courthouse.