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- Internal Service Fund: Fiber Optic fund shifts focus from expansion to protecting existing investment. - Fiber Master Plan scheduled for 6 to 8 months to assess assets, identify gaps, and set a roadmap. - Fiber optic fund balance is ~ $2,000,000 with potential reprogramming if dark fiber path is not compelling.
- Spectrum/Cox SIP services upgrade approved for Zultys MX-E IP phone system at $461/month ($5,532 annually). - Monthly managers report lists “Fiber Optic upgrade across all campuses” as an active current/upcoming project. - Verizon Wireless tablets with cellular service estimated first-year cost is $980.98 under NASPO ValuePoint MA152-1.
- Fiber optics described as a “critical infrastructure utility,” with limited resources for maintenance and asset/contract management. - City documents fiber installation volumes: 35,000 linear feet (2022), 44,000 (2023), 61,460 (2024), and 5,000+ (2025). - Strategic Goal 6 targets “Increase availability… broadband and redundancy” and measures “Number connected to fiber.”
- Merit/Benzy County fiber backbone capacity was found to be at “zero” nearly within the last year. - County broadband planning references DWDM to split one fiber strand into up to 32 light colors. - Board discussion ties BEAD/mobility funding to a 15.8 million, seven-county deployment and upfront inventory staging.
- Goal 6 sets an outcome to increase broadband availability, accessibility, and redundancy via public-private partnerships. - IT notes fiber optics as a “fourth utility” with over 100 miles of leverageable assets by end of 2025. - Traffic Operations reports growing fiber management burden: 35,000; 44,000; 61,460; and 5,000+ linear feet installed (2022–2025).
- IT requests approval for BIT, INC. to replace Adult Probation security cameras and related networking hardware for $55,931.60. - BIT INC scope includes new Cat6 drops, PoE++/aggregation switches, and single-mode fiber backbone runs between floors. - St. Joseph County 911 Center renews LogicMonitor infrastructure monitoring and UncommonX managed cybersecurity services.
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