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Council accepts $325,000 grant to migrate town systems to government Microsoft tenant for CJIS compliance

West Warwick Town Council · August 6, 2026
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Summary

The council accepted a $325,000 RIEMA grant to move town Microsoft 365 services to a government tenant and meet CJIS requirements; staff said federal share is $260,000, state share $65,000 and estimated ongoing costs of $60,000–$70,000 per year after the grant.

Town staff moved to accept a $325,000 grant from RIEMA to migrate the town's Microsoft 365 services from a commercial tenant to a government tenant, a step staff said is necessary to meet CJIS requirements and ensure secure law-enforcement connectivity.

A staff member described the breakdown as a $260,000 federal share and a $65,000 state share and said the funding will pay for three years of Microsoft licenses, third-party migration costs and IT administrative training and support. Staff warned that future fiscal-year budgets will need to include ongoing license costs an estimated $60,000–$70,000 per year after the grant term.