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Shelby County district attorney seeks Microsoft 365 migration, paralegals and technical analysts in FY26 budget pitch
Summary
The DA's office told the budget subcommittee it needs modern email and collaboration tools, more paralegals, and additional video/technical litigation analysts to support courtroom presentations and discovery work; part of the request is transitional and some costs may be shared with the state.
Adam Sherritt, Shelby County District Attorney, and Chief Administrative Officer Jessica Indangaro presented the DA’s FY26 requests to the Budget Subcommittee on March 19, highlighting IT modernization, additional paralegals and technical litigation staff.
Sherritt said the office seeks migration to Microsoft 365 because the DA’s current operating systems are “12 to 15 years old” and the upgrade would align the office with county IT standards and improve security and collaboration. He said the state will pay one-time transition costs and state employee licenses; the county would be asked to cover county employee licensing costs.
Why it matters: The DA’s office handles major criminal prosecutions, discovery and evidence presentation. Upgrading IT and adding staff, the office…
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