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Web Accessibility Compliance Remediation by March 2026
Web Accessibility · Regulatory Compliance
High Priority
About this project
The district faces a mandatory WCAG 2.1 accessibility compliance deadline of March 2026, with a dedicated remediation project already underway and a new Web Developer position created specifically to support compliance efforts. Failure to meet this deadline poses legal, reputational, and equity risks for residents who depend on accessible public digital services.
The opportunity
With $405,000 in awarded grant funding already designated for this initiative and active project execution underway, the window to deploy and validate compliant solutions before the March 2026 deadline is narrow. Acting now ensures funds are fully utilized, audit exposure is minimized, and equitable digital access is delivered on time.
BCIT WCAG 2.1 Remediation Grant
Discuss this project →IT Infrastructure & Cybersecurity Modernization
IT Modernization · Cybersecurity
High Priority
About this project
The FY 2025–26 Capital Improvement Plan includes funded initiatives for a network firewall refresh ($4.2M), unified backup solution ($1.5M), IoT network security, ISE server, and PC replacement ($5.35M), with a platform upgrade urgently driven by end-of-life hardware status. Gaps in endpoint management and credential security compound operational and compliance risk across county systems.
The opportunity
All projects carry approved budget allocations within the current fiscal year CIP, with no incumbent platforms identified—reducing procurement complexity. Acting now ensures continuity, addresses active end-of-life compliance drivers, and maximizes the impact of $69M in available IT and facility upgrade funding.
IoT Security Grant
Discuss this project →Fleet Telematics & Transportation Safety Program
Fleet Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
The district has incurred over $220,000 in auto liability payments with no existing fleet or GPS platform in place, creating measurable safety and financial risk. Dedicated roles for telematics and data tracking have been established, and active law enforcement vehicle procurement is underway, signaling urgent operational readiness gaps.
The opportunity
A $22.8 million budget allocation covering fleet acquisition and software, combined with awarded fleet-related grants, provides immediate funding alignment. Acting within the current procurement cycle enables the district to reduce liability exposure, activate staffed roles, and improve fleet safety outcomes for the public.
Fleet-Related Grants
Discuss this project →Emergency Operations Plan Modernization for Water District
Emergency Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
WCID 10 currently operates without a district-specific Emergency Operations Plan, and the existing county-level plan is outdated, leaving jurisdiction-wide water-service infrastructure exposed. An emergency preparedness score of 4 signals meaningful gaps in readiness, notification capability, and coordinated response protocols.
The opportunity
Awarded grants for emergency management training, mobile command platforms, and wildfire and debris planning—alongside an active $21 million flood control program—create an immediate, funded procurement window. Acting within the current fiscal cycle reduces operational risk and aligns district preparedness with county-wide resilience priorities.
Emergency Management Training Grant
Discuss this project →Unified Mass Notification Platform Consolidation
Emergency Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
The district currently relies on fragmented, parallel notification paths across district and municipal systems, creating coordination gaps and reliability risk. With active water-service exposure across the jurisdiction and no district-owned alerting platform, the split ecosystem elevates operational and public safety risk during emergencies.
The opportunity
Awarded grants for victim notification and emergency management are available now, directly funding a unified alerting solution. The active $21 million flood control program and identified preparedness gaps make this fiscal cycle the critical window to consolidate systems and strengthen jurisdiction-wide emergency response.
Victim Notification Grant
Discuss this project →Flood Control Infrastructure Modernization and Preparedness
Emergency Management · Water Infrastructure
High Priority
About this project
A $21 million flood control program is actively funded and underway, addressing jurisdiction-wide water-service exposure critical to the district's core mission. Gaps in mass-notification capability and an outdated emergency operations plan elevate operational and public safety risk across the service area.
The opportunity
With capital funding explicitly approved and allocated, near-term procurement for monitoring, communications, and field operations infrastructure is imminent. Acting within the current fiscal cycle ensures alignment with emergency preparedness mandates and maximizes the impact of committed public investment.