IT highlights Oracle/financial system work, cybersecurity and staffing needs as vacancies fall
The Office of Information Technology told the council FY26 operating costs rise as projects move from capital into operations, asked for two staff changes to support public safety and security, and described progress on cybersecurity after a February cyber incident without divulging sensitive details.
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Anne Arundel County’s Office of Information Technology (OIT) presented its FY26 budget and told the County Council a mix of large projects and security work are driving operating costs and near‑term hiring priorities.
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