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Board reallocates prior CIP funds to new projects, including IT firewall adjustments
Summary
Board approved reallocating roughly $132,263 in prior CIP funds (edge firewalls, LEC network, Dorothy Picoult Center) so the money can be applied to newly identified projects; Ryan Erickson explained the reallocation and the motion passed 5–0.
Ryan Erickson, representing board administration, explained a proposal to reallocate previously budgeted CIP amounts from completed or delayed projects — including edge firewall purchases and an LEC network item — to new projects identified in the board packet.
"We have borrowed that money in those projects. That money should be made available for projects that are, you know, new projects that have been identified," Erickson said, describing highlighted items in the packet and a proposed list of reuses. Supervisors asked clarifying questions about totals and staff confirmed about $132,263 in net reallocated CIP was in the motion.
After discussion the board moved to approve the reallocation; the motion passed unanimously.
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