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Portage County adopts cybersecurity policy to align with House Bill 96 and ORC 9.64
Summary
Commissioners adopted the Portage County cybersecurity policy (PCIT SCCO001) to comply with House Bill 96 and Ohio Revised Code section 9.64; county staff presented the framework and the board voted unanimously to adopt.
Portage County commissioners voted Oct. 16 to adopt a county cybersecurity policy identified in the meeting as PCIT SCCO001, describing it as the county’s framework to align with House Bill 96 and Ohio Revised Code section 9.64.
Cameron (identified in the transcript by first name) introduced the policy and said it implements statutory expectations established by state law. The board discussed the policy briefly; one commissioner described the document as a “long read” with many changes, and commissioners acknowledged the work to bring the policy to adoption.
On roll call the board approved adoption of the Portage County cybersecurity policy, and staff were asked to move forward with implementation steps. The transcript records appreciation for staff effort; no substantive changes to the policy text were proposed during the recorded motion.
The vote was recorded as unanimous among the commissioners present. The transcript does not include the full policy text; county staff will retain the policy document and supporting materials as official records.
