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Committee approves Tracy Barnes' appointment to the Information Technology Board
Summary
The Administration and Finance Committee moved Proposal 01/1935 to the full council with a due-pass recommendation, advancing the appointment of Tracy Barnes to the city's Information Technology Board after Barnes introduced her background and qualifications.
The Administration and Finance Committee voted to send Proposal 01/1935 — the appointment of Tracy Barnes to the Information Technology Board — to the full Indianapolis City-County Council with a due-pass recommendation after Barnes introduced herself.
Tracy Barnes told the committee she has lived in Indiana since 1994, is a Butler University graduate living in Franklin Township and recently left her role as chief information officer for the state of Indiana. Barnes said she holds a master's degree in cybersecurity law and policy and described herself as a government and IT professional eager to "give directly back to my community."
Committee members asked if there were any questions; none were raised. A committee member moved to advance the appointment and members approved by voice vote.
What’s next: Proposal 01/1935 will be considered by the full City-County Council. If approved there, Barnes would be seated as a member of the Information Technology Board according to the board’s appointment rules.
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