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Board approves series of contracts, grant amendments and budget changes including cybersecurity, public health and 9‑1‑1 upgrades

5807313 · September 19, 2025
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Summary

The Washington County Board of Supervisors approved multiple resolutions authorizing contracts, accepting grants, and amending budgets — including cybersecurity program funds, public health grant amendments, capital projects for Burgoyne Avenue renovation and 9‑1‑1 microwave equipment upgrades — during the meeting.

The Washington County Board of Supervisors approved a package of routine but significant resolutions authorizing contracts, accepting grant awards and amending budgets across several departments.

Actions approved included agreements to extend workers' compensation claims administration through Benetech (Resolution No. 225), contracts for labor negotiation and litigation services (Resolution No. 226), acceptance of a cybersecurity grant award and corresponding budget amendment (Resolution No. 239), amendments to public health budgets for child passenger safety and early‑intervention administration grants (Resolutions Nos. 230 and 231), acceptance of a state grant for next‑generation 9‑1‑1 microwave and equipment upgrades (Resolution No. 236), capital project amendments for Burgoyne Avenue campus renovation and other capital projects, and multiple other contract approvals and budget adjustments recorded as resolutions during the meeting.

Most motions were moved and passed by voice vote or roll call without extended debate. Supervisors recorded aye votes for the listed resolutions; the meeting minutes show the board approved the items and the clerk recorded the actions for county records.