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Board members present:
Chairman Olson, Hanson, Leoni, Pettit, Rosemier, and Russell.
Board members absent:
Feithen, Bowman, Suppeland
Guests Present:
Lt. Al Newby, DeKalb County Sheriff's Police,
Brent Tillman, DeKalb Police Department; Jim Feyerherm, Starved Rock
Communications; Glenna Johnson, Geo-Comm. Deb Lilley, Verizon, Chief Jay Van
Landuyt, Hinckley Fire Department.
Also Present:
Charles Kross, Coordinator
Chairman Olson called the meeting to order at
7:39 AM
AGENDA
A motion to approve the agenda was made by Russell and
seconded by Leoni. There was no
discussion. The motion passed.
MINUTES
A motion to approve the minutes of the July 2 meeting was made by
Russell and seconded by Hanson. The motion passed.
OLD BUSINESS:
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Treasurer’s Report:
A motion to approve the Treasurer’s Report was made by Russell and
seconded by Hanson. The motion passed.
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Bills Not Previously Approved:
None
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Bills:
Verizon
31.74
Verizon
42.32
Verizon
29.57
Verizon
307.31
Verizon
73.28
Verizon
41.70
Verizon
34.18
Verizon
112.68
Verizon
22,056.89
Verizon
1,560.00
PowerPhone
567.00
PowerPhone
362.95
DeKalb County
Housing Authority
200.00
Sprint
26.50
AT &
T
23.30
Language
Line
86.80
Starved Rock
Communications - fire radio maintenance
337.50
Starved Rock
Communications- UPSs
4,712.50
Starved Rock
Communications – fire radio
543.75
Starved Rock
Communications - fire radio
412.50
Starved Rock
Communications - fire radio
1,460.00
Somonauk Fire
Department - Pagers
923.00
CDW Government
Inc.- DeKalb County Sheriff's Police
1,453.81
D & S
Communications -
1,37.41
Dell Marketing,
LP - DeKalb County Sheriff's Police
494.00
NiComm LLC -
Sycamore
32.00
NiComm LLC -
Sycamore
32.00
Nelson Systems
- General - NIU recorder Maint. Agree.
3,197.56
Watson
Furniture Group - DeKalb County Sheriff's Police
9,545.00
Office Max -
software & supplies
142.05
Total
$48, 979.30
A motion to pay the bills was made by
Rosemier and seconded by Hanson. A roll call vote was taken:
Hanson Y Leoni Y Pettit Y Rosemier Y Russell Y Olson Y. The motion
passed unanimously.
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RFP -
Kross explained while amending the RFP for mapping, he suffered a
computer crash, which has forced him to rebuild it. Most of the changes
recommended by Hanson have been added. When it is rebuilt, it will be
distributed to the Board and to known vendors. An ad will be placed in the
media announcing the RFP. Some of the dates will have to be changed because of
the time lapse.
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Waterman Water Tower Site -
Feyerherm explained the problem
encountered with the foundation of the tower. The foundation is quite deep and
reinforced with rebar and cable. He said it would be preferable to drill
through the metal shaft. He said that whether through the shaft or through the
foundation, there would be an addition charge to drill. He said that it should
be examined by an engineer to ensure that it is done safely, and determine where
best the hole should be drilled. Russell suggested using an engineer
from the company that erected the tower. Olson said he would speak to
the Waterman Mayor to determine how they would want to proceed. Russell
made a motion to approve the funding of the engineering study, as well as for
the necessary drilling. Leoni seconded. There was no further
discussion. The motion passed unanimously.
NEW BUSINESS
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Participating Agency Requests -
There were none.
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PSAP Administrators' Report -
The administrators did not meet.
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Persons to be Heard from the
Floor - No one appeared.
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Coordinator’s Report
1.
Grant (WETSA) distributions from April have been processed, along with
some make-up from previous months. This is why the July WETSA revenues are
higher than normal. April is missing the Verizon Chicago payment. May WETSA
grants should have been processed on Monday, and will also probably be missing
Verizon Chicago.
2.
EMD - Effective 4/25/03, P.A. 92-506 requires the Department of Public
Health to establish an emergency medical dispatch priority reference system and
requires EMDs to give pre-arrival support instructions within the approved
protocol. The rule also requires that all EMDs and EMD agencies be certified by
DPH. It provided procedures and criteria for certification and recertification,
and requires that EMD training procedures be led by DPH licensed instructors and
conducted in accordance with national standards. It also explains
certification, revocation, or suspension and lists acceptable reasons for
waivers or exemptions from EMD requirements.
3.
The Governor transferred 2 million from the wireless carrier's fund, to
the general revenue fund. It had grown to $28 million because the wireless
carriers have not yet made a determination of their costs and/or tariffs. The
Governor has not yet signed the wireless surcharge sunset provision. That puts
us to within 2 years of losing those funds due to the sunset provision.
4.
815 overlay - the carriers were given 60 days, to August 11th,
to report to the ICC on how they can make it work. There are multiple carriers
involved.
ADJOURNMENT
Russell
moved to adjourn the meeting, and was seconded by Rosemier. The motion
passed. The meeting adjourned at 8:18 A.M.
Respectfully submitted,
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Charles Kross, Coordinator
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