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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: Dennis John, Chief Information Officer
Department Narrative At A Glance
The Information Technology 58 Authorized Positions
Department is responsible for: Budget Break Down
Personnel Services $7,182,812
Administration Operating Expenses 8,011,690
Asset Management Total $15,194,502
Business Analysis
Project Management Goals and Objectives
Security
Software Services Goal: Ensure Availability of Information, Programs, & City Services
Network Support o Objective: Implement New Technology
Server Support o Objective: Increase Convenience for the Customer
Customer Support Goal: Plan, Manage, and Maintain Public Assets
o Objective: Maintain City Standard for all Public Infrastructure
Information Technology is dedicated to
being a vital partner with City Budget Highlights
departments in providing quality
services through the innovative use of Increased recurring funding for IT Network Intrusion Detection
technology. This will be accomplished $100,000
by: Communicating our resource Increased recurring funding for Website Redesign Phase II $33,700
capacity to ITEC Governance board, Increased recurring funding for IT Enterprise Software Maintenance
working with departments to obtain $130,000
realistic project expectations, building Increased recurring funding for Enterprise Projects $255,000
productive relationships within & One-time funding for IT Network Intrusion Detection $100,000
beyond the IT Department, developing One-time funding for Website Redesign Phase II $43,400
our resources into stronger technical
teams, providing enterprise systems & One-time funding for City Hall Physical Access Control $45,000
solutions to meet the City’s goals, One-time funding for IT Contract Resource $156,510
maintain hardware & software One-time funding for Enterprise projects $435,000
standards for the City of Arlington,
maintain technology policies for the
organization.
City‐wide Budget Impacts
FY 2019 expenditures are impacted by a targeted 2.5% - 5.7% compensation adjustment depending on their job classification
effective February 2019. Additionally, the city’s contribution to employee health coverage will increase by 4% in FY 2019.
2019 Adopted Budget and Business Plan 195 City of Arlington, Texas