Trustees approve several expanded-level purchases including new software, taser replacements and digital-forensics tools
During the FY2026 budget hearing trustees granted consensus to multiple 'pink sheet' requests including a digital budget-book platform, Axon taser replacements, Cellebrite forensic software and a social-services case-management system; staff said first-year net cost will be minimized by existing reserves.
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Trustees reviewed and approved a set of expanded-level budget requests ("pink sheets") during the Nov. 1 hearing that would add or replace tools and services outside core operating budgets. The items presented and approved by consensus included:
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