Anderson County approves Google Cloud storage contract for district attorney's office
Summary
At a short special meeting in January 2025, the Anderson County Commissioners Court approved a Google Cloud storage contract for the district attorney's office after staff said the agenda posting missed a 72-hour deadline.
The Anderson County Commissioners Court approved a Google Cloud storage contract for the district attorney's office during a special meeting called in Jan. 2025 at 4:30 p.m.
Judge McKinney said the court had one item on the agenda: consideration and approval of a Google Cloud storage contract for the district attorney's office and noted a timeline that required prompt action after the agenda posting issue. "We've got 1 item on the agenda. This is a consider and take action on approval of a Google Cloud storage contract for the district attorney's office," Judge McKinney said.
The court voted on a motion to approve the contract. Commissioner Wilbanks moved to approve the contract and Commissioner Hill seconded. Judge McKinney called for the vote and the court approved the motion by voice vote. "All in favor, say aye," Judge McKinney said; the ayes were recorded and the motion carried.
Court staff said the item had to be approved on a tight timeline; the court noted the agenda had been posted and the 72-hour notice window had already passed when the need became known late Friday. Judge McKinney said the agenda was posted again to ensure the item could be considered so the district attorney's office could meet its timeline.
After the vote the court moved to adjourn. Commissioner Hill made the motion to adjourn, and Commissioner Wilbanks seconded.
The meeting record in the transcript does not specify contract value, the exact Google Cloud product or storage tier, or other procurement details.
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