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Sanac County approves IT and public-safety equipment purchases, accepts $50,000 elections grant
Summary
The board approved purchases of 15 desktop workstations and 50 rugged laptops for public-safety units, authorized several smaller procurement contracts, and accepted a $50,000 election infrastructure grant to bolster elections security and technology.
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The Sanac County Board of Commissioners approved multiple procurement items and accepted a $50,000 election infrastructure grant during its Nov. 19 meeting.
On a motion from Finance Chairman Bill Sarella, commissioners authorized FA10424 to purchase 15 Dell Precision 3680 workstations for administration and the treasurer, with Microsoft Office licenses included; the agenda listed an approximate per-unit price of $1,223.63 and a total cost stated in the packet. The board also approved FA10524 to acquire 50 rugged laptops for public-safety units (Panasonic or equivalent), with a listed per-unit cost in the meeting materials and license fees; funding for the laptops was shown in the agenda as a combination of 911 emergency services and drug task force funds.
The board accepted FA17324, a $50,000 2024 election infrastructure grant intended to expand security, storage and election-technology capacity in the county elections department, and authorized the chair to sign the subrecipient agreement. Commissioners also awarded consulting services for the Brownfield Redevelopment Authority, approved a bid for copy paper, and approved the 2024 Health Department lease agreement and other routine procurement items reported on the agenda.
All procurement and grant items were adopted by motion and voice vote; the meeting record does not show detailed roll-call tallies for these approvals.

