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Board approves routine proclamations and an IT services renewal
Summary
Kings County supervisors approved Victims' Rights Week and National Library Week proclamations and renewed a one‑year master services agreement with CherryRoad Technologies to support PeopleSoft payroll/timekeeping at $261,000 annually.
At its April 14 meeting the Kings County Board of Supervisors approved several routine but formal actions.
The board adopted a proclamation declaring April 19–25, 2026, as Victims’ Rights Week following a presentation from the District Attorney, who read the names of 17 victims being honored at a quilt ceremony and encouraged attendance at an April 21 community memorial.
The board also adopted a resolution proclaiming April 19–25 as National Library Week after Tonya Russell, Kings County Library director, described branch programs and outreach events (Maker Mondays, mobile library stops, 'food for fines' and National Library Workers Day).
In procurement business, Anthony Wolecki of the IT Department requested approval to renew the master services agreement with CherryRoad Technologies to provide PeopleSoft time and payroll support for April 15, 2026–April 14, 2027 at an annual cost of $261,000 (monthly payments of $21,750). The board approved the renewal on a roll‑call vote. The renewals were reviewed and recommended by County Counsel and Risk.
Ending: The proclamations and contract renewal were approved by roll call. Staff will proceed with the CherryRoad agreement execution and related administrative steps.
