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County approves one-year Citrix licensing renewal after VPN migration delay
Summary
Clark County approved a one-year, $56,406.25 Citrix licensing renewal with CDW Government/Arrow Electronics after a planned migration to VPN slipped, forcing the county to pay from general contingency to avoid interruption to dispatch and officer systems.
The Board of Clark County Commissioners authorized a one-year Citrix licensing renewal with CDW Government/Arrow Electronics for $56,406.25 to maintain the county’s private cloud services while the planned migration to VPN is completed. Administrator Jennifer Hutchinson said the county must fund the renewal from the general contingency fund because the expense was not budgeted for 2026.
Sheriff Chris Clark told commissioners the county expected to switch from Citrix to VPN by the end of January, but the city’s timeline moved to the end of February and an email notice about the change was missed until Jan. 12. Clark described difficulty negotiating a short-term extension with Arrow and said the county needs 30–60 days of Citrix service to finish the migration. Commissioner Rittenhouse said the renewal was frustrating but necessary for officer safety.
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