Kingsbury County schedules email/server migrations, approves 4-H copier purchase
Summary
IT Coordinator Caryn Hojer told the board May 19 that email migration begins May 20 and a server migration on June 3 will prevent the Register of Deeds from recording documents that day; the Board also approved buying a copier for the 4-H/Extension office not to exceed $5,500.
Caryn Hojer, the county’s IT Coordinator, informed the Board that migration to a new email system would begin May 20, 2026, and that a scheduled server software migration on June 3 would mean the Register of Deeds office could not record documents on that date. The Board was told to expect that service interruption and to plan accordingly.
Hojer also presented a quote of $5,297.86 from Central Business Products for a copier for the 4-H/Extension office. The Board approved purchasing the copier in an amount not to exceed $5,500. Hojer had earlier requested an executive session for security matters; the Board met in executive session from 11:57 A.M. to 12:09 P.M. before voting on the copier purchase.
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