Information technology is more important for city hall than it ever has been.
Dallas City Hall pictured in Dallas, Sunday, Feb. 5, 2023. Chief Information Officer Bill Zielinski departed this week, leaving the position vacant. Dallas must find the right candidate to replace him.There isn’t much about information technology that’s flashy, but it’s one of the most important parts of any organization, and especially city government, with functions like 911 and 311 that are critical to public health and safety.
Other important projects include an electronic citation system for the Code Compliance Department and a new system to improve the permitting process labeled DallasNow, according to the March report.But managing the city’s exploding IT needs has to be top priority in every budget cycle. We understand that Dallas has many needs, but getting technology right affects every part of how City Hall operates.
The city has an interim city manager right now. Ideally, that job would be filled with the right person before placing a new IT director, assuming Gardner can handle the job in the interim.. Dallas Morning News editorials are written by the paper's Editorial Board and serve as the voice and view of the paper. The board considers a broad range of topics and is overseen by the Editorial Page Editor.Despite 2-0 series deficit, Stars kept their cool. Now, they’ve taken control vs.
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