Miami County approves $14,494 IT refresh for commissioners' laptops and monitors
Summary
County systems administrator Thomas Toler requested $14,494.30 to replace aging laptops, monitors and Wi‑Fi hardware; commissioners voted unanimously to approve the purchase, which staff said was already planned in the tech fund.
Thomas Toler, the Miami County systems administrator, asked the Board of County Commissioners to approve $14,494.30 to replace older laptops and monitors for commissioners and to upgrade wireless equipment to meet current security standards. "We are currently asking for $14,494.30 to do this replacement," Toler said, describing a move to Wi‑Fi 3 to help meet NIST security requirements.
Commissioners discussed whether the purchase required new funding; one commissioner noted the refresh had been planned in the tech fund and part of an 18‑month schedule of equipment replacements. The chair moved to approve the request and the motion passed unanimously on the record. According to the presentation, the replacement includes docking stations and a per‑cable cost reduction described by IT staff.
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