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9/19/2017
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Commissioners' Agenda
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Commissioners' Auditorium
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205 West 5th Room 109 - Ellensburg
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Consent Agenda
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COMMISSIONERS' MINUTES <br />KITTITAS COUNTY, WASHINGTON <br />BOCC CONFERENCE ROOM <br />REGULAR MEETING – IT STUDY SESSION <br />Monday 11:00 AM August 28, 2017 <br /> <br />Board members present: Chair Paul Jewell, Vice‐Chair Laura Osiadacz, Commissioner Obie O'Brien <br />Others: Jim Goeben, IT Director <br /> <br /> <br />Regular Meeting Commissioners <br /> <br />Call to Order: 11:00 AM <br /> <br />VOIP Phone System <br />Mr. Goeben provided the following analysis to the board. The current phone system averages <br />$7,563/month for local and long distance, and consists of 349 lines; 117 lines have voicemail and 21 are <br />believed to be fax lines. FairPoint’s VOIP solution would cost $165,000 to implement—approximately <br />60% for telephone sets—and $6,169/month for SIP trunks and a voicemail‐to‐text add‐on. The monthly <br />recurring cost savings is expected to be $1,394 so the return on investment would be 118 months (9Y, <br />10M). VOIP system maintenance costs are unknown at this time and not included. It is also unknown <br />how upper county lines would integrate with the system. Mr. Goeben recommended, if the board <br />wishes to proceed, IT work with the Auditor and departments to conduct a thorough phone and billing <br />audit to determine the necessary number of phones and voicemail accounts while contacting vendors <br />on state contract for pricing based on the current system. There was discussion about VOIP options and <br />how VOIP works. <br /> <br />Board direction: The board asked Mr. Goeben to contact vendors on state contract to get additional <br />estimates and to work with the Auditor and departments to conduct a thorough phone and billing audit. <br /> <br />Aerial Imagery Agreement with WaTech <br />On January 30, 2017, the board signed a letter of intent to participate in the statewide imagery data <br />service. Mr. Goeben asked the board to sign the service level agreement provided by WaTech which was <br />been reviewed and approved by DPA Hartung (SR‐40085). <br /> <br />Board direction: The board signed the WaTech Service Level Agreement. <br /> <br />Smarsh Order <br />Mr. Goeben reviewed the Smarsh order form for text message archiving services and asked the board to <br />sign the terms and conditions. The agreement was reviewed and approved by DPA Hartung (SR‐40317). <br /> <br />Board direction: The board declined to purchase the Discovery Module at this time and signed the <br />Smarsh Terms and Conditions. <br />
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