Tech Modernization The City of Wagoner relies on a legacy tech stack (DNN, ASP.NET, jQuery, Windows Server) even as it expands citizen services like the recent mass notification launch. This combination signals a strong opportunity for digital modernization, including CMS migration, cloud hosting, improved security, and accessibility enhancements to support future growth.

Mass Notification Recent launch of a mass notification system demonstrates commitment to proactive resident communications. There is room to extend this with multi-channel outreach (SMS, push, voice), two-way messaging, and integration with emergency management and civic apps to improve alert coverage and responsiveness.

Growth Driven IT Public workforce growth plans to hire dozens to hundreds over the next decade indicate future demand for HR, payroll, procurement, and service delivery platforms. This presents an opening for cloud HRIS, applicant tracking, timekeeping, and enterprise procurement solutions, plus training and change management services for government teams.

Security Operations While the current stack shows basic security headers, a small-to-mid sized city like Wagoner can benefit from managed security services, continuous monitoring, vulnerability management, and compliance support. Offer MSSP packages, SOC-like monitoring, and secure coding guidance to reduce risk as digital services scale.

Resilience Infrastructure The 2019 power outage underlines resilience gaps that could be mitigated with backup power, generator management, and disaster recovery planning. Propose infrastructure monitoring, DR planning, and DRaaS aligned with IT and public safety systems to ensure continuity during outages.