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Brewster County approves project list and boosts project budget to include Marathon
Summary
The Brewster County Commissioners on Sept. 9 approved a county project list that includes cybersecurity workstation upgrades and shade cover for heavy equipment, and voted to increase the project budget from 20 to 60 thousand to extend coverage to Marathon. The motion passed unanimously, 5-0.
Brewster County Commissioners on Sept. 9 approved a county project list that includes cybersecurity workstation upgrades and shade cover for heavy equipment in the county’s southern area and voted to increase the project budget "from 20 to 60 thousand" so it will include Marathon.
County Judge Greg P. Henington presented the project list and said the proposed work would cover password-protected computers and related cybersecurity improvements and equipment shade structures. Henington moved to approve the project list, Commissioner Ruben Ortega seconded, and the court approved the motion 5-0.
The project list discussion named specific priorities: cyber security workstation upgrades intended to provide password-protected computers with email access, and a shade cover for heavy equipment in the county’s southern area. Judge Henington said he wanted the budget raised so the list would include Marathon projects; the court did not specify additional line-item breakdowns during the meeting.
No members of the public spoke on this agenda item during the meeting, and no amendments or alternate funding sources were recorded. The court took the vote as a single approval of the project list and associated budget change.
The court did not set an effective date for individual projects during the meeting; Commissioners or staff will carry project implementation details to future agendas as necessary.
