Anna would pay Collin County $303,778 this fiscal year for the Sheriff's Office to handle its emergency dispatching, under a contract extension on the county's Oct. 19 agenda.
The amendment to Anna's interlocal dispatch agreement (contract No. 2021-382) runs from Oct. 1, 2026, through Sept. 30, 2027. On top of the base payment, the budget office lists $4,678 for warrant work and $6,804 in PAWM fees. The county books the money as revenue to its general fund.
The agreement can be renewed in one-year steps at a rate both sides agree on, according to the Sheriff's Office request.
Anna ISD has its own dispatch agreement with the county. Its extension calls for $20,337 plus $756 in PAWM fees for the same 12 months.
Neighbors on the same contract
Renewals for several other local governments sit beside Anna's on the consent agenda, each the fifth amendment to its agreement:
- City of Melissa: $240,759, plus $2,266 for warrant work and $4,860 in PAWM fees
- Melissa Fire Department: $145,125, plus $5,292 in PAWM fees
- City of Lavon: $184,249, plus $1,977 for warrants and $4,320 in PAWM fees
- City of Josephine: $129,541, plus $241 for warrants and $2,916 in PAWM fees
- Farmersville ISD: $32,347, plus $1,296 in PAWM fees
The Josephine Fire Department's newer agreement gets its first amendment, at $78,406 plus $2,916 in PAWM fees.
