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Mapleton trustees approve up to $20,000 for cybersecurity package and hall cameras
Summary
Trustee Bill Hodges moved and the board unanimously approved a contract for SKB Cyber Security covering computers, emails, cell phones and hall/tower cameras for a maximum of $20,000 after comparing a lower-cost Webroot option.
Trustee Bill Hodges moved and the Village of Mapleton Board of Trustees voted to approve an SKB Cyber Security package, with installation and related work capped at $20,000. The motion, seconded by Trustee Rodney Smith, passed on a roll call with five trustees voting in favor and the mayor and one trustee absent.
Discussion leading to the motion contrasted two vendor options: a Webroot option quoted at approximately $5,000 excluding labor, and an SKB Cyber Security option quoted at approximately $10,000 with estimated labor of $5,400–$7,650 that the minutes record as including coverage for computers, emails, cell phones, and camera installation for the hall and tower. The board authorized the higher-priced SKB package with a $20,000 maximum to encompass the vendor price and anticipated labor and equipment costs. The minutes do not provide vendor contract text, a vendor contact, or a timeline for installation.
