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APR 2 41890 BOOK l9 F,1GE After further discussion, Commissioner Scurlock noted that what is proposed sounds like something he would be interested in, but he does not have enough information. He wants to see some kind of budget, their contractual relationship with Data General, and some kind of firm agreement with the Consortium before he votes on this. Ricky Dees, the Sheriff's Finance Officer, advised that all they are asking for at this point is for the fund to be set up the same way the Law Enforcement Trust Fund is set up for the revenues to be deposited in, and then they will come back and ask for the Board's authority to disburse the funds. There is no need for seed money, and there is no money coming out of the Department's budget or the County's budget. Commissioner Wheeler believed that if the Sheriff's Department has an obligation, there is some cost associated with that, whether it is giving people a tour, or travel costs, or additional supplies, etc. He further noted that the letter from the Sheriff refers to "the agreement outlined above.." and he would like to know about that agreement. Mr. Voyles advised that they have an independent software vendor agreement with them Data General. Chairman Eggert expressed her concern about the relationship with the Consortium, and Commissioner Wheeler continued to express his concern that we may be paying $3.00 to make $1.00. Discussion continued at length, and Chairman Eggert suggested that we table this matter for two weeks or whatever is needed until the Sheriff can come back with actual costs, agreements, etc. Mr. Dees felt they would want 3 weeks or so, and Attorney Vitunac advised that it is not a public hearing so this can be scheduled whenever the Sheriff is ready. ON MOTION by Commissioner Scurlock, SECONDED by Com- missioner Wheeler, the Board unanimously agreed to 34