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State’s Attorneys and Sheriffs warn of unplanned ADS storage bills, seek BAA relief and IT project funding
Summary
Department of State's Attorneys and Sheriffs told the Appropriations Committee it received an unexpected $225,000 ADS bill and may face ongoing $15,000–$18,000 monthly storage costs tied to body-cam and media storage; the office is also implementing a new Matrix case-management system funded with ARPA dollars.
The Department of State’s Attorneys and Sheriffs told the House Appropriations Committee on Jan. 15 that it has received an unexpected invoice from the Agency of Digital Services (ADS) and warned of substantial additional storage charges related to body-camera and evidentiary media.
Annie Noonan, labor relations and operations director for the department, told the committee that ADS billed the department $225,000 on Dec. 16 for SharePoint/storage use and that a continuing monthly charge in the range of roughly $15,000 to $18,000 per month is likely. “On December 16th, I got a bill for $225,000 for our ADS fee, which I didn’t anticipate, and it’s not in our budget for FY25,” Noonan said. She said the department had not budgeted those additional storage costs and that the combined effect could amount to roughly $405,000 in unplanned…
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