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Kittitas County commissioners approve one‑year renewal of Lumifi managed detection service
Summary
Kittitas County commissioners approved a one‑year renewal of the county’s Lumifi managed detection and response (MDR) service on April 28, 2025. The motion, made by Commissioner Brett Wachsmith, passed 2‑0 with Chairman Laura Osiadacz joining the vote. The renewal will maintain existing MDR coverage.
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Kittitas County commissioners approved a one‑year renewal of the county’s Lumifi managed detection and response (MDR) service during an Information Technology study session on April 28.
IT Director Doug Fessler asked the board to approve renewal of the county’s annual Lumifi MDR subscription. Commissioner Brett Wachsmith moved to approve; Chairman Laura Osiadacz and Commissioner Wachsmith voted to approve. The motion passed 2‑0.
Fessler framed the renewal as a continuation of the county’s existing MDR service (Lumifi, formerly Critical Insight). The transcript records no additional questions or conditions from the board. The minutes show the renewal will continue under existing terms pending administrative follow‑up.
The meeting record does not specify the contract value, renewal term beyond one year, or whether any budget appropriation was required at the meeting. Those details were not specified in the transcript and will require review of procurement records or a future agenda item if the county publishes them.
The county adjourned the study session at 11:46 a.m.
