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L—� <br />F1 <br />Sheriff Tim Dobeck introduced Mark G. Martorano, Assistant <br />Chief of Administration of the City of Pittsburgh, who gave a <br />presentation on the abilities of the CAD System. He noted that <br />there are enough members under signature right now to fund the <br />project. <br />Chairman Scurlock asked what our cost would be if we decided <br />to go with this, and Mr. Martorano stated that it would be <br />$32,000 -- $2,000 for specifications and $30,000 for the <br />software, which is the total cost of the software to interface <br />with the 911 system and the FCIC. <br />Chairman Scurlock was very impressed with Manatee County's <br />system, but Sheriff Dobeck stated that even with their <br />sophisticated system, they are way behind the CAD consortium. <br />Commissioner Lyons asked why they need an additional GEO <br />base, and Mr. Martorano explained that because once the call <br />comes into the Sheriff's office and the call is identified, -the <br />ball stops there. We need the second computerized stage, which <br />identifies who will respond. <br />Commissioner Lyons understood that the consortium wants our <br />money, but they don't have anything we can look at except various <br />counties and cities who belong. He felt the question is whether <br />we want to pay $32,000. He realized that with a membership we <br />will get a break on vendors hardware, and Mr. Martorano pointed <br />out that the Sheriff and General Services Director Sonny Dean <br />visited St. Louis County, Missouri, to see how the system works. <br />He announced that after October 1st, the membership cost will be <br />$40,000. He admitted there was some risk, but stressed that very <br />creditable people are involved in this consortium. <br />Commissioner Bird asked how we can set up some comparisons <br />with regard to other software and hardware, and Sheriff Dobeck <br />advised that they have already dorea lot of it already. They <br />have been romanced by NCR, AT&T, and IBM, and they are looking at <br />one to one and a half year's development time. He felt that by <br />going in this direction, we have the ability to do a lot of the <br />41 <br />S E P 2 <br />BOOK 65 F'a r. 579 <br />I <br />