The sheriffs office presented an 18-month plan to replace the countys aging CAD/RMS and dispatch ecosystem with Tyler Technologies and expanded Axon camera/AI reporting; officials said implementation is costly but would reduce overtime and improve interoperability and 911 address accuracy.

The Dunn County Judiciary and Law Committee approved a budget amendment to implement a $2.4 million radio grant to replace aging radios for fire, EMS and law enforcement; the state will reimburse about $1.4 million, leaving Dunn County with an estimated $150,000 net share and some municipalities on three-year payment plans.

The board authorized a Motorola Solutions change order to fund a structural analysis and foundation study for a dispatch tower to support additional antennas as part of the county's emergency communications plan; the measure passed 5-0. Staff reported the 800 MHz system is nearing cutover, with tower and microwave work underway and training scheduled for fire departments.