Active Projects
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Emergency Management Compliance & Dispatch Continuity
Emergency Management · NIMS Compliance
High Priority
About this project
The department faces critical compliance mandates—including NIMS implementation and a 9-1-1 Plan submission with 99% of its budget at risk—alongside a Central Dispatch Office Manager retirement by May 2026 that threatens operational continuity. Active management of this compliance posture is essential to protect federal funding and sustain dispatch operations.
The opportunity
Grant funding through HSGP and JAG is explicitly aligned to emergency management needs, and increased grant-available funds signal strong near-term procurement capacity. Addressing compliance gaps now—ahead of the May 2026 leadership transition and active grant deadlines—protects federal dollars and strengthens public safety outcomes.
Modernize Public Alert & Mass Notification Capabilities
Emergency Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
The department has recently approved a mass notification platform, signaling active procurement with confirmed budget authority and decision-maker engagement. NIMS compliance mandates and a critical 9-1-1 Plan submission—with the majority of federal funding at risk—underscore the urgency of a reliable, interoperable public alerting solution.
The opportunity
Active budget approval and cooperative purchasing availability create a streamlined path to procurement within the current fiscal cycle. Grants such as HSGP and JAG offer aligned funding, and addressing notification gaps now strengthens compliance posture, protects federal funding, and improves community emergency response outcomes.
Fleet Telematics Expansion & Vehicle Safety Audit
Fleet Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
An active fleet telematics deployment is underway, but gaps remain in dash camera coverage, comprehensive telematics integration, and public safety audits. Without full coverage, agencies face unmitigated operational risk, liability exposure, and incomplete safety accountability across the vehicle fleet.
The opportunity
JAG grant funding aligns directly with fleet and public safety operations, and cooperative purchasing agreements offer an accelerated, compliant procurement path. Closing coverage gaps now positions the agency to meet safety benchmarks and maximize available funding within the current grant cycle.
Public Safety Equipment & Communications Modernization
Public Safety · Emergency Management
High Priority
About this project
The department is executing an active public safety technology investment cycle, including radio procurement, Fire Department air-pack grants, inmate telephone system upgrades, and a grant-deadline-driven jail body scanner acquisition. Coordinating these procurements within overlapping funding windows is critical to avoiding lapses in compliance and operational readiness.
The opportunity
A defined grant deadline of November 30, 2026 for body scanner procurement, combined with increased grant-available funds for emergency communications equipment, creates a near-term window to maximize funding capture. Aligning procurements now supports mission continuity, reduces compliance risk, and leverages the current funding cycle before availability lapses.