DeKalb spending nearly $110,000 on 911 system software

DeKalb County’s commissioners recently agreed to pay $109,520 on software and storage for its 911 system.

The payment to Vion Corporation is for the second year of a three-year lease of equipment for the emergency center. Vion built the county’s current system, making it the only firm to able to provide the storage and network that matches.

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