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County manager reports roadwork delays and says recent cybersecurity incident contained
Summary
County Manager Steve Ledbetter reported delays to Pine View Road paving due to AT&T pole moves, said the county will complete about 120 miles of resurfacing this year, and reported a recent cybersecurity intrusion was contained with no loss of personal records.
County Manager Dr. Steve Ledbetter updated the board on Aug. 31 about several operational items: Pine View Road paving is delayed for about two weeks while AT&T relocates poles; the county expects to have resurfaced roughly 120 miles of roadway over the past five years; and a recent cybersecurity intrusion was contained without loss of data.
Ledbetter told commissioners the county's IT and emergency-management teams responded to a recent intrusion and "we did not lose anything. We did not jeopardize anyone's personal records." He said the county was invited to present its response and lessons learned to the Association County Commissioners of Georgia (ACCG) and praised staff for their handling of the incident.
Ledbetter also asked for patience on road projects, noting striping and final surface topping are scheduled once utility work is complete.
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