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Commission approves live-streaming work sessions and renews cybersecurity training software
Summary
Saint Clair County commissioners approved recording and live streaming county work sessions pending guidelines and county attorney review, and approved renewing the Phish firewall/cybersecurity training subscription for $6,784 through OMNIA Partners.
The commission voted to allow recording and live streaming of county work sessions, with implementation to follow pending guidelines and review by the county attorney. The motion passed unanimously.
County IT Manager Glenn Morgan requested a one-year renewal of the Phish firewall/cybersecurity training subscription through SHI using the OMNIA Partners cooperative contract (#2024056-02) at a cost of $6,784. The commission approved the renewal; minutes list the item as Attachment #12.
Why it matters: recording and live-streaming work sessions can increase government transparency but will require guidelines and legal review; renewing cybersecurity training supports an employee program to reduce phishing risk.
Next steps: county attorney to review livestream guidelines; IT will complete procurement and attach the renewal agreement to the minutes.
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