F.1) Discussion and consideration of approval of the countywide implementation of First Due as the primary platform for interoperable reporting, dispatch communications integration, and responder notifications, with phased transition through December 2026 at a first-year cost of $201,050, as recommended by the Enhanced 911 Board at their April 9, 2026 meeting.   This implementation would replace existing systems, including, StreetWise/Active911/Tablet Command, while retaining eDispatch as the cost-efficient backup notification system.  Currently the combined total paid by all agencies for the services to be replaced totals $127,754.68.   Enhanced 911 would fund the base countywide operability platform, with individual agencies responsible for funding any optional modules they elect to utilize. This approach preserves interoperability, controls costs, and ensures fairness across jurisdictions.   The base First Due platform required to support countywide interoperability and the core Enhanced 911 mission, includes: CAD integration / dispatch connectivity Countywide responder notification functionality Standardized countywide incident communication features Base operational access required for countywide operability