The Information Technology (IT) Department is responsible for:
Acting in an advisory and project management capacity for departmental technology purchases used to streamline work flow and improve productivity.
Analyzing emerging technology and determining how and when its application becomes relevant and cost-effective to county business.
Creating and maintaining the county’s web presence.
Installing, maintaining, and repairing IT equipment, such as workstations, printers, and servers.
Managing the telephone and voice mail systems, which include a mixture of digital and analog platforms.
Managing 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.
Overseeing a number of file, print, application, web, email, and domain controller servers used to direct information flow across the networks.
Providing first- and second-level technical support for all software and hardware issues.