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North Greenbush approves grant-funded server, VPN and license plate reader purchases
Summary
The Town Board approved three technology purchases — an offsite server, a virtual private network and a license plate reader — and Chief Keevern said the equipment will be paid for with grants.
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The Town Board approved purchase resolutions for an offsite server, a virtual private network (VPN) and a license plate reader during the Nov. 7 meeting.
Supervisor Bott moved the offsite server purchase (Resolution 2024-11-97) and Councilwoman Hoffman seconded; all present voted Aye. Councilwoman Sabo moved approval of the VPN (Resolution 2024-11-98), seconded by Councilwoman Hoffman, and Councilman Gordon moved the license plate reader purchase (Resolution 2024-11-99), seconded by Supervisor Bott; those motions also passed unanimously among members present. Chief Keevern, who presented the related resolutions, emphasized that "all 3 resolutions were to be paid by grants."
The resolutions do not obligate local tax levy funds according to meeting remarks; the board recorded the approvals as routine grant-funded equipment acquisitions. The purchases will proceed to procurement per the town's purchasing policies.
