Madison County Public Safety Committee Regular Meeting
The committee reviewed and approved the payment of monthly bills and passed two resolutions: one for the reimbursement of 911 call handling to PSAPs and another for the purchase of police and corrections academy training from Southwestern Illinois College. Monthly departmental reports were provided, covering coroner statistics, emergency management activities including the use of a mobile command unit and a drone, and updates on the 911/ETSB tower, console, and recorder projects. Additionally, the committee received a brief update regarding future Sheriff's Office statistics.
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Madison County Public Safety Committee Regular Meeting
The committee approved monthly bills and several purchase requests, including software for fire suite implementation, law enforcement training and policy renewals, and advanced forensic DNA testing. A resolution was approved for the AT&T OPT-E-MAN settlement payment for the 911 Emergency Department. License renewals for mobile home parks were reviewed and approved, with the exception of Greenwood Inc., which failed to receive approval. The committee also received departmental monthly reports from the Coroner, Emergency Management, 911/ETSB, and Sheriff/Patrol Operations, and reviewed updates on new equipment acquisitions.
May 4, 2026·Board meeting
Madison County Public Safety Committee Regular Meeting
The committee addressed public comments regarding license plate readers and approved various monthly bills and purchase requests. Specific approvals included a 60-month lease for a Canon imageForce copier for the Coroner, a subscription for a community connect camera registry, the purchase of a drone bundle, and solar license plate reader cameras for the Sheriff/Jail department. Additionally, the committee passed resolutions for a Tyler Technologies maintenance contract and the purchase of a used 2024 Ford F-150 truck. Monthly departmental reports were provided by the Coroner, Emergency Management, 911/ETSB, and Sheriff/Patrol Operations, covering topics such as incident callouts, the transition to the Everbridge service, 911 grant applications, and updates on recent law enforcement operations.
