Board of County Commissioners Workshop | June 2, 2026

The Washoe County Board of County Commissioners held a strategic planning workshop on June 2, 2026, focusing extensively on technology infrastructure, digital service delivery, and cybersecurity. Key discussions included the county's technology plan addressing a growing community's needs with limited staffing, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) to improve efficiency, and the importance of data management and governance. The Assessor's Office highlighted AI-driven automation tools that have saved significant staff time amid increased workloads and reduced personnel. Cybersecurity measures such as multifactor authentication and disaster recovery planning were emphasized as critical to protecting sensitive data and maintaining public trust. The county is also advancing digital accessibility compliance and exploring a centralized web administration model to improve public access and security. Additionally, regional coordination for emergency communication was presented, including a unified emergency information website. The board discussed balancing technology adoption with human interaction, prioritizing internal and external technology projects, and the need for ongoing training and policy development. No specific contract awards or procurement actions were reported, but the workshop outlined strategic technology investments and future initiatives tied to the county's fiscal planning.