County approves replacement of core storage array to avoid rising costs as vendor credit ends
Jul 22, 2026
IT Director Ken told commissioners county storage-array drives are end‑of‑life and a vendor buyback/credit program ends at month‑end; the array replacement was already budgeted and the board approved the purchase. Ken said the county can absorb roughly $3,000 of increased cost.
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IT Director Ken told the board that the county’s primary storage array—"the backbone of IT"—uses drives that are at end‑of‑life and that the vendor’s trade‑in/credit program expires at the end of the month. He said the program reduces retail cost for replacement drives, and losing that credit would substantially increase the county’s replacement expense.
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