The June materials include a CLEMIS Authority Participation Agreement and Main Services Agreement, reflecting that the Metroparks will enter into a new interlocal arrangement with the newly formed Courts and Law Enforcement Management Information System (CLEMIS) Authority as Oakland County’s legacy contract ends on September 30, 2026. The agreements govern ongoing use of the CLEMIS regional criminal justice information system and related IT services, including data sharing, support, professional services, and security, on a subscription‑like basis after the Authority becomes independent. While this locks in the core CLEMIS relationship, it signals the Metroparks’ continued dependence on integrated public safety IT, including CAD/RMS, data exchanges, and CJIS‑aligned infrastructure.Vendors providing integration services, supplemental analytics, hosting, security tools, or adjacent public‑safety applications can leverage this as timing intelligence, coordinating offerings with the transition off the County contract and into the Authority model for follow‑on integrations, training, and modernization work.

The Main Services Agreement details data‑sharing, CJIS compliance, support, and fee structures, with audit rights and security obligations that will govern Metroparks’ public‑safety IT posture.