Information Technology

Department Responsibilities

• Acts in an advisory and project management capacity for departmental technology purchases used to streamline workflow and improve productivity
• Analyzes emerging technology and determines how and when its application becomes relevant and cost effective to county business
• Creates and maintains the county’s web presence
• Installs, maintains, and repairs IT equipment, such as workstations, printers, and servers
• Manages the telephone and voicemail systems that include a mixture of digital and analog platforms
• Manages various interconnected local-area networks that form the county’s wide-area network, the backbone of the infrastructure that allows data sharing between county facilities
• Oversees a number of file, print, application, web, email, and domain controller servers used to direct information flow across the networks
• Provides first and second level technical support for all software and hardware issues

Offices & Locations

The department manages more than 500 computers, numerous peripherals, and servers spread across several discrete buildings including: