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- Stanly County maintains a $2.955M E-911 CAD System Replacement project fund, with nearly $2.53M already expended, indicating an active modernization effort. - The North Carolina 911 Board approved additional ETSF funding to support the transition to a new primary PSAP and backup PSAP, including critical equipment purchases. - Stanly County received a grant from the North Carolina 911 Board to replace end-of-life console equipment at the backup 911 center. - The county is funding a $9.5M 911/EOC/EM Office Facility project, showing broader investment in emergency communications infrastructure.

- The Select Board will decide this month whether to pay for IMC dispatch software add-ons or switch to Precision, with a deadline on the 15th. - Dispatch software costs are rising: the IMC add-ons are estimated at $14,000, potentially $10,000, while Precision would cost $40,000. - The current IMC software hasn't received new features for years, and declining vendor support is limiting search, reporting, and mobile access. - New modules would expand mobile access, reporting, agency sharing, and tactical mapping, letting officers drop pins for better situational awareness.