The July 2, 2026 Judiciary/Public Safety Committee agenda lists a “CLEMIS Authority Participation Agreement” under New Business. CLEMIS (Courts and Law Enforcement Management Information System) is a regional public safety information-sharing authority in Michigan, so this item likely concerns St. Clair County’s participation in shared law enforcement/court technology services. While the agenda does not state whether this is a new agreement or an update, participation typically involves integration of local public safety IT systems, data sharing, and possible cost-sharing arrangements. This creates potential opportunities for vendors providing integration services, data migration, training, and ancillary public safety technologies that must work alongside CLEMIS systems, as the county formalizes or adjusts its participation terms.
Details on whether the agreement is new, renewed, or amended are not in the agenda, but it will impa...
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