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Commission asks Travert Computers for proposal as county faces IT staffing gap
Summary
With local IT staffing limited, the board asked Travert Computers to provide a written proposal to act as the county's outsourced IT department; the firm highlighted its cybersecurity expertise and offered interim support while an agreement is developed.
Commissioners heard from Travert Computers, a firm that has provided IT services to other Wyoming counties, and asked the company to prepare a written proposal describing services and costs.
Representatives introduced Justin, the new owner, and emphasized continuity-of-operations, cybersecurity and background-check protocols for vendors with system access. A Travert Computers representative said the firm has functioned as the IT department for other counties and can furnish a continuity-of-operations plan and documentation.
Commissioners asked for a formal, written proposal to be available at their next meeting and directed staff to continue interim technical support to avoid service interruptions. The company agreed to provide a proposal addressing security vetting, responsibilities, and a bridge plan while the county considers longer-term staffing or contract options.
Speakers quoted: Travert Computers representative and others.
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