Active Projects
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Fleet Management System Expansion and Safety Modernization
Fleet Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
The county faces a 135% increase in risk pool costs and documented vehicle damage, driven by gaps in its current fleet oversight capabilities. Active procurement for an expanded fleet management system signals urgent need to improve vehicle safety, reduce liability exposure, and modernize operational controls.
The opportunity
FY2026 budget allocations include significant transfers for vehicle maintenance and a multi-year fleet management contract, creating a funded, near-term window to act. Modernizing fleet oversight now reduces risk pool costs, strengthens public safety outcomes, and aligns with current budget and procurement cycles.
Fuel System Automation for County Fleet Operations
Fleet Management · Operational Modernization
High Priority
About this project
The county's fuel management processes rely on manual or legacy systems, creating operational inefficiencies, accountability gaps, and elevated risk pool costs tied to a 135% increase in fleet-related incidents. Automating fuel system workflows is a budget-approved, high-urgency initiative critical to transportation operational continuity.
The opportunity
This project is budget-approved and designated high-urgency, positioning it for near-term execution within the current fiscal cycle. Modernizing fuel management reduces waste, improves auditability, and complements an active fleet system expansion—maximizing the impact of existing public funds.
Establish Emergency Operations & Mass Notification Infrastructure
Emergency Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
The county faces critical emergency preparedness gaps, including loss of phone service, an unverified Emergency Operations Plan, and no mass notification system in place. These deficiencies expose residents and staff to significant operational risk and leave the county without foundational infrastructure required for effective emergency response.
The opportunity
Federal emergency management grants — including EMPG, BRIC, and HMGP — are available funding pathways aligned to this effort, and an active rural ambulance grant initiative signals existing momentum. Addressing these gaps now protects public safety, reduces liability exposure, and positions the county to capture funding within the current grant cycle.
Cybersecurity Consolidation and Endpoint Protection Modernization
Cybersecurity · IT Modernization
High Priority
About this project
The county operates a fragmented IT environment with multiple software vendors, creating visibility gaps and inconsistent endpoint controls. A compliance urgency score of 4 and FY2026 budget increases for cybersecurity signal recognized exposure and a mandate to strengthen the county's security posture.
The opportunity
FY2026 IT budget line items for cybersecurity and subscription licenses confirm allocated funding, and grants such as SLCGP and JAG offer additional eligible support. Acting within this fiscal cycle enables consolidation of endpoint management, reduces operational risk, and advances measurable security maturity.
Modernize Audio/Video Infrastructure for Public Operations
IT Modernization · Public Communications
High Priority
About this project
The organization is in early-stage evaluation of audio/video infrastructure improvements supporting meetings, presentations, and internal communications. Aging or inadequate AV systems can impair operational coordination, public engagement, and staff productivity across departments.
The opportunity
FY2026 IT budget growth provides a timely funding backdrop to advance this initiative through formal procurement. Acting within the current fiscal cycle allows the organization to align capital planning, reduce operational gaps, and improve service delivery outcomes for staff and the public.
Web & Domain Infrastructure Modernization
IT Modernization · Digital Infrastructure
High Priority
About this project
The county has identified web and domain maintenance as an active strategic initiative, with a general compliance urgency signal and an aging digital infrastructure posing continuity and accessibility risks. Without structured upkeep, public-facing services and internal operations remain vulnerable to outages, security gaps, and potential compliance exposure.
The opportunity
The county's FY2026 IT budget increase creates a near-term window to advance this initiative alongside other approved digital investments. Addressing web and domain infrastructure now supports operational continuity, reduces risk, and aligns with the current fiscal planning cycle.