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Legislative Council approves $228,084 FY26 computer hardware refresh
Summary
The council approved a $228,084 capital expenditure to refresh legislative computer hardware in FY26; packet notes increases driven by tariffs and inclusion of additional offices previously excluded.
The Legislative Council approved a fiscal year 2026 computer hardware refresh totaling $228,084 on May 7.
Senator Stevens moved the expenditure and the motion passed 11-0 after a briefing from Shay Wilson, chief information officer. Wilson said the annual refresh replaces outdated legislative technology and this year’s costs increased because of international tariffs and the need to replace a PC model that will not be capable of running Windows 11. He also said the request this year includes the Ombudsman, Office of Victims' Rights and Legislative Finance, which had been excluded in prior years.
Wilson told members the cost will be paid from existing capital funds and that the replacement lists and quantities were reviewed by the IT subcommittee, which recommended council approval. No amendments were offered on the floor and the roll call recorded 11 yeas and 0 nays.
The vote authorizes the agency to proceed with ordered replacements but the public record in the meeting did not specify delivery timelines for individual items or a replacement schedule beyond the fiscal-year designation.
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