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Board adopts consent agenda including historic preservation tax credit and cybersecurity grant
Summary
The Board approved its consent agenda, which included a 2025 historic preservation tax credit for Hampton column repair, an MOU with the Small Business Development Center for FY2026, a state/local cybersecurity grant, a Sheriff's Office local warrant/absconding grant award, and a DPW easement.
The board approved the consent agenda without objection. Consent items listed by staff included: a Department of Planning and Zoning historic preservation tax credit for a Hampton column repair (item 1), a memorandum of understanding with the Small Business Development Center for FY2026 (item 2), a state and local government cybersecurity grant administered by the Department of Technology Services (item 3), a Calvert County Sheriff's Office local warrant and absconding grant award for FY2026 (item 4), and a Department of Public Works Think Big network easement (item 5). "I move that we adopt and approve the consent agenda items," a commissioner said; the motion was seconded and carried by voice vote.
No board members removed items for separate discussion. Staff will proceed with the actions and process payments and agreements as required by each item.
