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Dearborn council approves grants, contracts and event permits including $550,000 cybersecurity grant The council approved a set of routine items: CDBG-funded landscaping and facade work, multiple contracts and event permits, and several grant acceptances — including a $164,128 SEMCOG safety grant for Shafer Road and a $550,000 state/local cybersecurity grant to migrate the city to a .gov domain.

Dearborn City Council just approved major funding for safety upgrades, cybersecurity enhancements, and exciting community events—transforming the city for the better!

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Board extends temporary technology/innovation contract through June 2026 amid cybersecurity and AI concerns The board approved a limited extension of a senior technology/innovation contract — citing recent cybersecurity work (two‑step verification rollout, reduced successful breaches) and classroom AI supports — and required a study session to identify grant funding and a longer‑term plan.

The board's decision to extend a key technology contract through 2026 raises questions about funding and the impact of AI tools in classrooms amid a backdrop of improved cybersecurity measures.

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SCRA president outlines restructuring, investments and new cybersecurity and rural‑health initiatives Mr. Kirkland, president and CEO of the South Carolina Research Authority, described an eight-month restructuring, reported new investment activity and announced initiatives including a cybersecurity center, a Wells Fargo–supported ag-innovation grant pool and plans to support HHS rural‑health funding work.

SCRA's president reveals groundbreaking initiatives in cybersecurity and rural health, alongside a transformative restructuring that promises to boost investment in South Carolina's communities!

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Oceana County board signs five-year transfer-station contract, adopts apportionment report and approves multiple appointments The Oceana County Board of Commissioners on Oct. 23 unanimously approved a five-year operating contract with American Classic for the county transfer station, adopted the 2025 apportionment report (Form L-4402), approved funding for MSU Extension, accepted a $19,031 cybersecurity grant and confirmed several board appointments.

Oceana County is making big moves with a new five-year contract for their transfer station and crucial funding decisions that could impact the community for years to come!

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Simpson County Fiscal Court approves budget moves, bank transfers and public‑safety contracts At its April 2 meeting the Simpson County Fiscal Court approved a first reading of a budget amendment, numerous line‑item transfers, transfers of multiple certificates of deposit to Franklin Bank & Trust, a $50,000 design contract for a public safe room, and a three‑year $27,000 Cisco Umbrella cybersecurity agreement.

Simpson County Fiscal Court made significant strides in public safety and financial management, approving budget increases and a new cybersecurity agreement that promises a safer future for the community.

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Kanawha County Commission approves $1.08M mobile command unit, hires two deputies and accepts $200,000 cyber grant At its Feb. 19 meeting, the Kanawha County Commission approved multiple purchase orders including a $1,082,193 mobile command unit, hired two full-time deputy sheriffs effective March 1, and authorized a $200,000 State and Local Cybersecurity Grant for the sheriff's office; commissioners also accepted an independent audit with no exceptions.

The Kanawha County Commission just approved over $1 million for a mobile command unit, hired two new deputy sheriffs, and secured a $200,000 cybersecurity grant to bolster safety!

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Madison County uses ARPA funds for IT security: Cisco DUO and Arctic Wolf contracts approved The county approved an ARPA-funded emergency appropriation for IT security and authorized purchases of Cisco DUO multi-factor authentication and Arctic Wolf monitoring services to bolster cybersecurity.

Madison County is taking a bold step to enhance cybersecurity by approving over $163,000 in emergency funding for advanced protection measures against ransomware threats.

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Madison County board adopts ARPA reporting guidelines for $25.5 million first tranche The Madison County Board directed Ernst & Young to prepare Treasury reports and adopted scoring guidelines to prioritize projects for the county's $25,539,031.50 first tranche of American Rescue Plan Act funding, emphasizing broadband, stormwater, sewer and county-owned infrastructure.

Madison County is set to transform its infrastructure and economy with a strategic $25.5 million investment, prioritizing projects that matter most to residents!

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Sayreville board hears final technology, security and professional-development budget presentations as state aid nears Administrators briefed the Sayreville Board of Education on technology and security achievements and 2026–27 budget priorities — notably device lifecycle funding, a managed detection and response cybersecurity rollout, server replacements and optional ParentSquare attendance tools — and presented professional-development goals and staffing updates while awaiting state aid figures.

Sayreville's future hinges on anticipated state aid, as administrators unveil bold budget priorities for technology, security, and professional development that could revolutionize student learning.

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Administration launches "Shield of America" initiative; Noem named special envoy At a luncheon to launch a new Western Hemisphere security initiative, Secretary Rubio introduced the program and said the president had appointed Secretary Noem as special envoy. Noem outlined objectives including combating cartels, tightening migration controls and expanding cyber and economic cooperation.

The U.S. has just launched the "Shield of America" initiative, with Secretary Noem at the helm, aiming to tackle cartels and enhance security across the Western Hemisphere.

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State elections office budgets major IT upgrades; SBE says delays pushed poll‑book rollout to 2028 The State Board of Elections presented a $69.7 million FY27 allowance driven by major IT investments—new poll books, a new voting system and a voter‑registration modernization project—while SBE said earlier vendor problems delayed poll books and reaffirmed plans for accessibility demos and restoration of older campaign finance data.

Maryland's State Board of Elections is gearing up for a tech overhaul with a $69.7 million budget aimed at modernizing voting systems, but delays could push some key projects to 2028.

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DAS and OCIO present cost‑savings, cyber push and cash fund review to Appropriations Committee DAS outlined health plan surcharges, vendor negotiations and cash‑fund analyses; OCIO described rate consolidation, a proposed one‑month rate relief, cyber staffing expansion and statewide cybersecurity efforts for K‑12 and counties.

Nebraska's DAS and OCIO are unveiling significant budget strategies aimed at cutting health plan costs and boosting cybersecurity—could this reshape the state's financial landscape?

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Nebraska bill would require agency IT inventories, create tech infrastructure cash fund At an Appropriations Committee hearing, Senator Christy Armendariz introduced LB992 (as amended by AM2159), which would require agencies to submit budget requests, a comprehensive software and hardware inventory, and a six‑year technology plan; it also would create a Nebraska Technology Infrastructure Cash Fund to finance statewide IT modernization.

Nebraska's new bill aims to revolutionize state agency budgeting by requiring detailed IT inventories and creating a dedicated cash fund for tech modernization projects!

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Legislative session, tech bills and one public comment on AI at TSB meeting TSB staff reported on legislative session timing and technology bills—AI and cybersecurity among priorities—and a single online public commenter urged use of an 'AgenTek AI' to accelerate projects; the meeting then adjourned without votes.

The Technology Services Board is tracking over 40 vital tech bills, including groundbreaking regulations for AI companion chatbots—what could this mean for the future of technology in Washington?

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Missouri Senate advances broad National Guard package expanding awards, cybersecurity role and benefits The Senate debated and amended a substitute for SB1003 that updates who may advise the adjutant general, creates recognition ribbons, authorizes National Guard cybersecurity missions and creates revolving funds, and adjusts education and leave protections for guardsmen; several amendments including TRICARE premium coverage and living‑donor paid leave were adopted.

The Missouri Senate is making significant strides to modernize the National Guard, expanding benefits and enhancing cybersecurity roles while ensuring veterans receive the support they deserve.

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Pasadena ISD general counsel outlines sweeping TASB Policy Update 01/26 and next steps for local adoption Pasadena ISD General Counsel Jody Kennermer told trustees Feb. 19 that TASB Policy Update 01/26 is the largest update the service has issued, affecting 143 legal policies and 28 local policies and touching personnel, instruction, special education, grievance procedures, cybersecurity and AI use; the board will consider a proposal at its next meeting.

Pasadena ISD is gearing up for the most extensive policy overhaul in its history, impacting everything from personnel to AI training—are you ready for the changes ahead?

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GIAA details $100M+ capital plan, upgrades to gates, floor and cybersecurity GIAA presented a multi-year capital improvement program financed largely with FAA funds, listed near-term projects including terminal floor replacement, apron rehabilitation, roof/solar work, a microgrid study, cargo apron planning and ordered jetbridges with phased deliveries into 2027.

Guam International Airport is set for a $100 million makeover with exciting upgrades that promise to enhance travel experiences and boost operational efficiency!

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Norfolk County IT outlines website/email migration, ADA compliance and server upgrade plan County IT presented plans to move staff email and small external websites onto the county domain, scan sites for ADA Title II compliance ahead of an April 24 deadline, roll out Tyler HR/payroll tools for nonunion staff and pursue an IBM server upgrade for the registry with an estimated $190,000–$200,000 cost.

Norfolk County is taking significant steps to enhance cybersecurity and web accessibility, including migrating staff email to a new domain and preparing for new ADA compliance measures by April 24.

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State IT agency asks for $7.2 million to operationalize cloud and cybersecurity work Acting DTI CIO Jordan Schulteis told the Joint Finance Committee the Department of Technology and Information’s FY27 request centers on moving ARPA-funded projects into steady state: cloud infrastructure, zero‑trust network access, SIEM capacity, privileged access management and mainframe-as-a-service. DTI warned some services could be disrupted without the funding.

Delaware's tech agency is seeking $7.2 million to ensure critical cloud and cybersecurity projects stay afloat, warning that without it, essential services could be at risk.

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Amherst pilots Khan Academys AI tutor and outlines cybersecurity upgrades District technology staff told the board they launched a pilot of Khan Academy Reimagined (Khanmigo) for high‑school students, emphasized human oversight and ED/FERPA compliance, and described infrastructure and cybersecurity work including daily vulnerability scans and new firewalls.

Amherst Central School District is pioneering the use of Khan Academy's AI tutor, Khanmigo, to enhance learning while ensuring robust cybersecurity measures are in place.

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Board approves routine consent items and several infrastructure and technology contracts The Coldwater Board of Public Utilities approved the consent agenda, a water-tower lease, fleet replacement, multiple substation and cybersecurity contracts, and authorized participation in a regional solar project. Details and dollar amounts were recorded for each approval.

The Coldwater Board of Public Utilities just made significant strides in infrastructure and cybersecurity, including a major solar project and fleet upgrades!

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Markup advances rural and municipal utility cybersecurity bill with $250 million authorization HR 7266 reauthorizes the rural and municipal utility cybersecurity grant and technical assistance program and authorizes $250,000,000 over five years to help small and cooperative utilities deploy cybersecurity tools, the subcommittee adopted the bill as amended.

A new bill set to provide $250 million over five years aims to bolster cybersecurity for rural and municipal utilities, ensuring they can defend against sophisticated threats just like their larger counterparts.

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House Energy Subcommittee advances ETAC authorization to improve grid threat analysis The subcommittee adopted HR 7305 to authorize the Energy Threat Analysis Center, formalizing information-sharing between DOE, grid operators and intelligence partners to analyze and respond to cyber and physical threats to the power sector.

The House Energy subcommittee just took a major step in cybersecurity by advancing a bill that empowers the Energy Threat Analysis Center to enhance our nation's grid protection against emerging threats.

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Subcommittee passes pipeline cybersecurity preparedness bill to improve DOE coordination HR 7272 would direct DOE to run a non‑regulatory program improving coordination among federal agencies, states and the energy sector for pipeline and LNG facility security; the subcommittee adopted the bill by voice vote.

A crucial step towards safeguarding our energy infrastructure has been taken as the Pipeline Cybersecurity Preparedness Act advances through Congress!

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Work group reviews C2 packet: agency IT projects, Secretary of State planning and DoIT cybersecurity requests The C2 appropriations packet covered reauthorizations and new IT projects (DA network, Waters replacement, FitKids, DOH portal, Environment AI/digitization, DPS RTCC and ILP), plus DoIT cybersecurity budget differences; members sought scope, prior unobligated balances, and distribution details before committing to new funding.

New Mexico's IT landscape is shifting as crucial appropriations are debated, with proposals for a virtual Real Time Crime Center and a new voter registration system hanging in the balance.

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Committee backs bill to codify cybersecurity grant program for local governments; strike‑all amendment adopted House Bill 1085, presented by Representative Miller, would codify a cybersecurity grant program that has helped 'more than 200 local governments' and adds a strike‑all amendment to require telemetry sharing with the state; the committee reported the bill favorably, recorded as 15‑0.

Florida's groundbreaking cybersecurity grant program has secured over 200 local governments in just two years, and now a new bill aims to make it official!

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St. Marys City Council passes package of emergency ordinances, approves appropriations and property sale authorizations At its meeting, St. Marys City Council approved multiple emergency ordinances and appropriations, authorized advertisement to sell two city-owned lots, adopted a cybersecurity plan to comply with House Bill 96, and approved rolling a municipal-building note totaling $1,650,000.

St. Marys City Council just approved a crucial package of emergency ordinances, paving the way for significant budget adjustments and a new cybersecurity initiative!

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Middletown council passes year‑end ordinances, animal shelter contract and cybersecurity plan in unanimous votes On Dec. 16 the Middletown City Council approved 12 pieces of emergency legislation and one first reading, including renewal of a stop‑loss insurance contract with Optum for 2026, a contract increase with Animal Friends Humane Society for animal care, transfers to repay sidewalk funds, and adoption of a statutory cybersecurity program required by Ohio House Bill 96.

Middletown City Council made crucial year-end decisions, including a significant animal care contract increase and a new cybersecurity program, all to enhance local operations.

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RSU 52 outlines major technology upgrades: Chromebooks, phone consolidation, cybersecurity grant and battery backups District technology staff described a broad modernization program that includes one-to-one devices, a new phone system and 'softphone' capability, consolidated firewalls, lithium UPS battery backups for two-hour phone uptime, a state cyber-performance grant for certificate-based authentication and MFA, secure print management, and other efficiency projects.

RSU 52 is revolutionizing education with major tech upgrades, including one-to-one devices and enhanced cybersecurity measures to ensure a secure learning environment.

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Knox County 9‑1‑1 director and IT staff report migration timeline and system upgrades 9‑1‑1 Director Laura Webster told commissioners Knox County will begin planning for migration to the Ohio SCNET next‑generation core services in 2026, enabling text‑to‑911. IT staff reported server consolidation, cybersecurity guidance sent to partners, a jail commissary go‑live and monthly panic‑alarm testing.

Knox County's 9-1-1 director reveals exciting plans for a 2026 migration to a next-gen system that will enable life-saving text-to-911 services!

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