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Emergency Operations Plan & Preparedness Enhancement
Emergency Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
The county faces significant emergency preparedness gaps, including the absence of HSEEP-style exercises, interoperability risks from an ongoing mass notification system transition, and limited public transparency around the existing EOP. Recent flooding events have heightened urgency, while NIMS implementation and HSGP IGA compliance mandates remain active obligations.
The opportunity
BRIC and HSGP grant programs provide direct funding pathways to address these gaps within the current planning cycle, reducing local match burden. Acting now strengthens community resilience, closes compliance gaps, and positions the county ahead of the next exercise and audit cycle.
Mass Notification System Modernization
Emergency Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
An active platform transition for mass notification has introduced interoperability and continuity risks at a time when recent flooding incidents underscore the need for reliable public alerting. Compliance mandates including EOP review, NIMS implementation, and HSGP obligations elevate the urgency of resolving these gaps.
The opportunity
The current procurement window, combined with available emergency management grant funding such as BRIC and HSGP, creates a timely path to address notification continuity risks. Acting within this fiscal cycle strengthens public safety readiness, supports mandate compliance, and ensures residents receive reliable, uninterrupted emergency alerts.
Endpoint Vulnerability Remediation and Credential Security
Cybersecurity · IT Modernization
High Priority
About this project
Legacy Windows server vulnerabilities and an active IT modernization effort — including cloud migrations and new platform deployments — are expanding the attack surface for this public entity. An existing credential management solution is approaching renewal, and unaddressed endpoint gaps elevate both compliance and operational risk.
The opportunity
Near-term remediation aligns with the current fiscal planning cycle and may be eligible for JAG or similar public safety-tied grant funding. Addressing endpoint and credential vulnerabilities now reduces audit exposure, supports continuity of public services, and strengthens the security posture ahead of further modernization.
JAG grant
Discuss this project →Web Accessibility & WCAG 2.1 Compliance Remediation
Web Accessibility · IT Modernization
High Priority
About this project
A recently deployed CMS website creates an immediate obligation to meet WCAG 2.1 accessibility standards, with a compliance deadline adding time pressure. Without remediation, the entity risks excluding residents with disabilities and facing legal or regulatory exposure.
The opportunity
The new CMS deployment is a natural trigger to layer in accessibility compliance before gaps compound. Acting within the current fiscal cycle leverages existing IT investment momentum and may align with state or federal funding eligible for digital equity initiatives.
Sourcewell
Discuss this project →Fire Apparatus Telematics Integration & Fleet Modernization
Fleet Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
An active fire apparatus refurbishment cycle presents a timely opportunity to integrate fleet telematics for real-time asset visibility, maintenance tracking, and operational accountability. Without telematics, agencies risk unplanned downtime, reduced apparatus readiness, and limited data to support lifecycle planning and audit compliance.
The opportunity
A potential public safety millage renewal and established cooperative procurement channels offer accessible funding pathways aligned with the current capital investment cycle. Acting during the refurbishment window minimizes retrofit costs and positions the agency to maximize apparatus uptime and stewardship of public safety resources.
Sourcewell
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