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RAN board approves Cal‑ID FY 2627 budget to maintain biometric identification system
Summary
Madera County RAN Board voted to approve the Cal‑ID Remote Access Network budget for fiscal year 2627, authorizing the use of DMV revenue to support an estimated $984,000 in revenues and $658,000 in projected expenditures to maintain forensic and public‑safety biometric systems.
The Madera County RAN Board approved the Cal‑ID Remote Access Network budget for fiscal year 2627 after a presentation by Denise Moer of the sheriff's business office. Moer said estimated revenues for the coming year total approximately $984,000 with estimated expenditures of $658,000, and that roughly $575,000 of the expenditures are for maintenance agreements and software licenses.
"The expenditures reflect Madera County's continued commitment to advancing its forensic and public safety infrastructure," Moer said, and staff recommended approval. Moer also told the board the budget is based on estimated revenues as of June 30 and projected interest and that approval would enable the county to maintain compliance with Vehicle Code section 9250.19 and continue progress toward a modernized biometric identification infrastructure.
Board members asked whether the budget could be adjusted midyear; staff responded that the board could call a meeting and make adjustments if needed. Following the presentation, a board member moved to approve the budget, another seconded, and the board approved the motion by voice vote; the transcript records the motion as carried but does not specify a numerical tally.
The vote cleared the budget authorization to appropriate DMV‑derived revenue for the specified Cal‑ID activities. The meeting proceeded to member reports and was then adjourned.
