Board weighs law-library contracting changes and replacing outdated public-access computers
A county official said the law-library contract and outdated courtroom computers are an avoidable cost; commissioners discussed pursuing per-user licensing with Westlaw/Thomson Reuters and repurposing phased-out machines for public access.
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County officials reviewed the law-library contract and proposed technical changes to reduce costs, including exploring per-user licensing with Westlaw/Thomson Reuters and using phased-out computers to host public access to the law library.
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