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County signs three‑year network licensing renewal for IT systems
Summary
The commission approved a three‑year renewal of network licensing for county IT systems; the IT staffer said the original licenses were purchased with ARPA funds and the renewal ensures continuity of county network operations.
The county commission on June 8 approved a three‑year agreement to renew network licensing used across county systems.
Rob, the county IT staffer, said the county purchased the previous licensing with ARPA funds three years ago and that the renewal lets a single IT technician continue to manage the county's network. "This is what we use for the entire county ... this is just a renewal of those licensing to keep that network running," Rob said.
Commissioners voted to approve and sign the three‑year licensing agreement by voice vote.
Why it matters: The licensing renewal preserves county network services and supports administration by limited IT staff. The renewal authorizes continuing operating expenditures for an essential infrastructure service.
Next steps: Staff will execute the agreement and continue to operate and maintain the county network under the renewed license.
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