County reports CT scanner progress and multi-tier computer upgrades; water shutoff planned
Summary
County Controller Paul Compo said the CT scanner room 'is coming along.' The county plans upgrades to 26 computers beginning April 7, and the city will shut water off March 30 or April 1 to reroute a main; a 2023 truck was purchased for plowing.
County Controller Paul Compo told the board that the CT scanner room "is coming along." He said the county identified 26 computers that need upgrades: 24 require complete upgrades and 10 need RAM upgrades. Compo said the work is scheduled to start April 7.
Compo also said the city will need to shut off water on March 30 or April 1 to reroute a main, and he noted that the county purchased a 2023 truck for plowing. He added that federal action to recoup unobligated ARPA funds "should not impact on the County." No board action was taken at the meeting on these facility or IT items.
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