County IT flags dead UPS on sheriff's main server; staff to replace battery and quote dispatch PCs
Summary
IT staff reported a dead/unavailable UPS battery on the sheriff's main server and failing dispatch computers; IT said the battery-backup replacement does not need to wait for the April 2 meeting and will be expedited, and quotes for dispatch computer replacements will be sought.
County IT staff reported an urgent equipment failure at the sheriff's office: a UPS (battery backup) unit that serves the main server (CCSOS1) is showing zero runtime and an amber alarm light, and several dispatch workstation components appear to be failing. IT representatives said they were working to identify the model and either replace the battery or the entire unit and that the UPS issue "does not have to wait on the meeting on the 2nd."
The court heard that dispatch machines show failing components and that staff will obtain quotes to replace dispatch desktops; commissioners and staff emphasized the operational criticality of the sheriff's server and dispatch environment and discussed using discretion to replace failing equipment quickly to avoid service interruptions. "We're in the process of taking care of that," a Goldsmith representative said about the UPS and server alarm.
Commissioners asked for prompt follow-up and were told IT will provide quotes and bring replacement requests to the judge and the court as soon as possible.
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