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Pacific staff report audit timeline, IT/server rebuild and police technology updates
Summary
The City of Pacific’s workshop record shows the audit is expected to conclude by Dec. 5 with an exit interview on Dec. 17; IT reported a server rebuild and cybersecurity training; police noted Chief Hendrickson’s return, a pending NovoaGlobal contract and a new CAD rollout with Valley Comm on Nov. 18.
During the Nov. 24 workshop the City of Pacific’s committee-of-the-whole (COW) reports recorded several administrative and operational updates.
Finance: The meeting record states the city’s audit work is expected to wrap up by Dec. 5, 2025, with the exit interview scheduled for Dec. 17 at 12:00 p.m. IT: The minutes note an update on a software/server rebuild and that cybersecurity training has been distributed for completion by staff. Police and public safety: The record indicates Police Chief Hendrickson has returned to duty and that the city’s safe-streets operations continue. The minutes state NovoaGlobal "has moved forward with King County Courts" and that a signed contract with the city is expected in the next few weeks; the record also notes a new computer-aided dispatch (CAD) program with Valley Comm was rolled out on Nov. 18, 2025.
The workshop minutes present these items as COW reports; the text does not include supporting documents, contract terms, dollar amounts, or a named staff presenter for each line item in the published minutes.
