The allocation for these funds was specifically for the improvement and upgrade of public access computers and technology infrastructure in Georgia public libraries. For the first time, funding was provided in a hybrid cash/bond format that used the same familiar procedures as traditional bond funding but allowed slightly more flexibility in allowable items.
The allocation for these funds was specifically for the improvement and upgrade of public access computers and technology infrastructure in Georgia public libraries. This was the largest Lib Tech funding year ever, with nearly $3.5 million provided.
No funding was provided during FY2023 as the FY2022 Lib Tech funding was still in the process of being spent.
The allocation for these funds was specifically for the improvement and upgrade of technology infrastructure in Georgia public libraries. These funds were processed outside the traditional state bond process and instead used a subcontract with reimbursement, meaning that there were fewer restrictions on allowable items. Lib Tech and MRR funding in FY2022 were combined under the same contracts since the process was the same for both.
The allocation for these funds was specifically for the improvement and upgrade of public access computers and technology infrastructure in Georgia public libraries.