Fleet Telematics and Netclock Upgrades
Summary
County vehicles get GPS tracking to cut fuel, maintenance, and fleet costs, and the 911 center gets a new master clock to keep its systems on accurate time.
At a glance
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Last discussed Aug 26, 2026.
Impact analysis
$141,154 combined; telematics projected to pay for itself by avoiding vehicle replacements and cutting per-mile costs.
Taxpayers, through fleet savings, and anyone who calls 911, through accurate emergency response timestamps.
Some may view vehicle GPS tracking as monitoring of employee driving habits.
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