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County controller: CT scanner room progressing, 26 county computers to be upgraded beginning April 7
Summary
County Controller Paul Compo reported that the CT scanner room work is advancing and outlined a computer upgrade plan affecting 26 machines (24 full upgrades, 10 RAM upgrades) starting April 7; a city water shutoff to reroute a main is planned for March 30 or April 1. He said unobligated ARPA recoupment by the federal government should not impact the county.
County Controller Paul Compo told the Crawford County Board that the CT scanner room project is coming along and that the county will begin a planned computer upgrade on April 7. He provided specific counts: "the county has twenty- six computers that need to be upgraded, twenty-four that need complete upgrades and ten need RAM upgrades. This will start April 7th," Compo said.
Compo also reported that the city needs to shut the water off March 30 or April 1 to reroute a main, and that the county purchased a 2023 truck for plowing. He added that the federal government is looking to recoup unobligated ARPA funds but stated that should not impact the county's operations.
