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Fire stations to get standardized Microsoft Teams Rooms to reduce failures

September 02, 2026 | Waukesha City, Waukesha County, Wisconsin


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Fire stations to get standardized Microsoft Teams Rooms to reduce failures
Andrew (first name only), an IT staff presenter, described completed Teams Room installations at Fire Station 1 and proposed rolling the same setup out across other fire stations to standardize technology and reduce recurring failures from the prior Solstice system. “Teams rooms are much more streamlined,” he said, arguing the change will eliminate annual license renewal complexity and reduce failure points that have caused cameras and monitors to drop offline.

Board members discussed licensing and lifecycle costs. Andrew said hardware life for the rooms is expected to be about seven to 10 years and that Teams licensing would be paid out of the IT budget; the hardware and installation would be covered by the CIP line item. No formal approval was requested; the board treated the proposal as a budget review item to be finalized in the finance/council process.

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