Commission accepts state cybersecurity grant package worth up to $69,000 plus in‑kind software for county networks
Hamilton County accepted a Tennessee pass-through cybersecurity grant (Resolution 825-36) that provides up to $69,000 in funds plus cybersecurity software valued at $91,800; the program requires a $6,900 local match, and commissioners voted to authorize the mayor to execute the contract with the state.
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Hamilton County commissioners voted Aug. 27 to accept a state-administered cybersecurity grant and associated software to strengthen county network protections. Resolution 825-36 authorizes the county mayor to execute a contract with the Tennessee Department of Finance and Administration, Strategic Technology Solutions, accepting a grant of an amount not to exceed $69,000 and cybersecurity software valued at $91,800 under the Tennessee State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program.
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