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Emergency management praises vendor after CrowdStrike outage; county receives monthly update
Summary
Brian Hall of Louisa County Emergency Management reported July 23 that RNS responded quickly to a CrowdStrike-related computer issue and helped restore county systems; the minutes record praise for the vendor but provide no operational details or costs.
Brian Hall, Emergency Management, gave his monthly update to the Louisa County Board of Supervisors on July 23 and publicly praised Jon at RNS for a rapid response that helped restore county systems after a CrowdStrike computer problem.
"Hall gave praise to Jon at RNS for the quick response with getting the County back online with the Crowdstrike computer problem," the minutes record. The entry does not detail the scope of the outage, systems affected, timeline of restoration, or any costs incurred for the vendor response.
No further operational directives or budgetary follow-up appear in the written record from the meeting. The board adjourned at 9:05 a.m.
