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Walton Hills delays final action on cybersecurity policy; staff to work with TCC ahead of June reading
Summary
Ordinance 2026-6 (a cybersecurity policy) had its first reading previously and is set for a second reading; staff reported ongoing coordination with TCC on potential additions and no final action was taken in the excerpt.
The Village of Walton Hills Committee of the Whole reviewed progress on Ordinance 2026-6, a proposed cybersecurity policy, during its May 12, 2026, meeting and set a second reading with an expected wrap-up in June.
The chair said staff are "in contact with" TCC and reported TCC had emailed with suggestions about adding material to the resolution; staff do not yet have a final answer about what additions would be required to move the ordinance forward. The chair noted the ordinance had its first reading last month and said the committee will schedule a second reading.
Why it matters: municipal cybersecurity policies govern how the village manages information-security responsibilities, vendor requirements and internal processes. Staff flagged outstanding technical issues that need to be addressed with TCC before the policy returns for a final vote.
Next steps: staff will continue coordinating with TCC and return the ordinance for second reading and further consideration in June. No formal amendment text or vote appears in the provided transcript excerpt.
