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Board approves $5,630 purchase of evidence-tracking system for Drug Task Force

September 01, 2026 | Sanilac County, Michigan


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Board approves $5,630 purchase of evidence-tracking system for Drug Task Force
The Sanilac County Board of Commissioners approved the purchase of a PMI Evidence Tracker system for the Drug Task Force at a cost not to exceed $5,630, and authorized a $795 annual software license fee after the first year. Funding for the initial purchase and the annual fee will come from the Drug Task Force millage. The motion (FA-116-26) was moved by Commissioner Bill Sarkella and seconded by Commissioner Roger Ballard; minutes record the motion as carried.

The board's authorization covers both the hardware/system purchase and ongoing software licensing costs; the minutes do not list further procurement details or vendor selection rationale. The Drug Task Force millage is noted as the funding source.

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