The Public Safety Server Infrastructure project will replace server hardware in the Public Safety Communication Center (PSCC) and the Alternate Emergency 911 Communications Center (AECC) that support the Public Safety Virtual Private Network and services for Public Safety clients. These servers are essential for maintaining uninterrupted emergency communications and public safety operations. Immediate replacement of the server hardware and associated data storage systems is essential to ensure continuity of emergency services, maintain compliance with public safety standards, reduce risk of catastrophic failure and improve system performance and reliability.

In FY26, full replacement of server hardware and data storage systems.

Servers supporting the Public Safety Communication Center (PSCC) and Alternate Emergency 911 Communications Center (AECC) are nearly a decade old and component failure is increasing significantly. Replacement is critical to ensure uninterrupted service to the PSCC and AECC.

Department of Technology and Enterprise Business Solutions (TEBS), Department of Police, Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service, Sheriff's Office, Department of Correction and Rehabilitation, Office of Emergency Management and Homeland Security.