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City computers in IT custody; timeline for report 'not specified,' mayor says

Linn Valley City Council · September 12, 2024
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Summary

The mayor said affected city computers are in the custody of IT staff for investigation and that he did not have a completion date for the IT report; Mindy was asked to provide an estimated timeline.

Council members asked whose computers were being examined as part of the cybersecurity investigation. The mayor responded that the city computers in question are in IT's possession in the IT office and asked the council to let investigators complete their work.

"Right now, it's in IT's possession. In their office," the mayor said when asked whose computer was being held. He said he did not know how long the investigation would take and asked Mindy to provide a timeline for when the final report might be available. "I don't have an answer to that," the mayor said about the report completion date.

The mayor cautioned against broad public disclosure of technical details during the investigation and said the city attorney would handle legal questions; no timeline or technical findings were released during the public session.