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FY 2024-25 APPROVED OPERATING BUDGET
                                                       General Fund
                                          City Manager – Information Technology
                                                        100-101-002

               Division Description
               The Information Technology Administration is responsible for providing technically competent project assistance to
               the City Departments to ensure successful delivery of their projects, providing a secure voice and data network with
               minimal downtime and quick response times while providing excellent customer service and communication to the
               City Departments. Other responsibilities include keeping network equipment replaced on a consistent schedule and
               keeping infrastructure capacity ahead of increasing demands.

               FY24 Division Accomplishments
                      Created new customer kiosk environment in the library for the catalog machines and replaced all endpoints.
                      Created a solution in the council chambers AV setup to accommodate remote participation for the Budget
                       Workshop meeting for live streaming and recording.
                      Upgraded all AV equipment in the City Hall including the CMO Conference room, the planning services
                       offices, finance conference rooms and public works offices.
                      Completed the datacenter migration of the virtual environment from VMware to Nutanix.
                      Upgraded the internet to a 5-gigabit internet circuit from a 2-gigabit circuit.
                      Improved to our Recovery Time Objectives (RTO) with implementing deduplication at our Disaster
                       Recovery location.
                      Updated the Planning & Zoning Commission Comprehensive Master Plan Update Project.
                      GIS completed support for the planning of the expansion of Carol of Lights, Merry and Bright Drone
                       shows, Parade of Lights, and other Christmas Capital of Texas events.
                      GIS completed park and boat ramp closure project as well as modeling visibility and identifying viewing
                       areas for the July 4th Fireworks Show.
                      Completed the ControlPoint to VideoXpert Upgrade for facilities management.
                      Upgraded the WTP and WWTP Cameras and Access Control.
                      Completed the legacy file share migration to the cloud via OneDrive.
                      Completed the GIS and Laserfiche integration.
                      Deployed and implemented Bluebeam electronic plan reading software for the Planning department.

               FY25 Division Goals and Objectives
                      Enhance and Improve Services to offer more advanced and timely technology implementations and
                       streamline processes.
                      Work to Expand Our Strategic Role with other Federal, State, and Local agencies to be more aligned with
                       their needs.
                      Invest in Human Capital to cultivate and diversify the City of Grapevine’s talent resources to best deliver
                       IT services.
                      Provide Robust Infrastructure to protect the City’s technology, telecommunications, and information assets
                       and maintain service operations.
                      Optimize Citywide Technology Administration to improve IT procurement options and vendor
                       accountability and save the City cost and time.
                      Facilitate Greater Access to Technology to engage all Citizens and expand technology to underserved
                       communities.
















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