IT asks for two developers as backlog persists; proposes parcel-fabric GIS conversion
Information Technology Director Bill Horning requested two additional staff positions to split development and support work, cited a multi-year backlog of departmental requests, and proposed a $58,600 consulting expense to convert county parcel data to ArcGIS parcel fabric.
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Bill Horning, director of Johnson County Information Technology, told the Board of Supervisors on Jan. 7 that his department requests two additional positions — a developer and a support specialist — to complete a backlog of departmental technology requests and to speed delivery on projects such as an electronic general assistance application and Workday implementation support.
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