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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.
















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