IT Modernization The county currently relies on a mix of on-premises technologies (DNN, Windows Deployment Services, Microsoft IIS, Bootstrap) and standard productivity tools. With a revenue range of $50M-$100M and ongoing government operations, there are strong opportunities to pursue IT modernization, cybersecurity enhancements, cloud adoption, and managed services to improve efficiency and security across departments.

GIS Driven Ops ArcGIS is part of the tech stack, underscoring a data-rich, location-based approach to public works, planning, emergency management, and economic development. Upsell opportunities include GIS data services, custom geospatial applications, mobile field mapping, dashboards, and training to broaden analytics capabilities.

Elections Tech Needs Recent leadership changes in elections administration (clerk of elections and registrations) indicate ongoing procurement cycles and modernization needs for voter services, registration systems, and secure data handling. Potential opportunities include election management software, voter registration platforms, ballot management tools, and cybersecurity for elections.

Crisis Response Tech Investment in a 988 crisis call center shows emphasis on public safety and mental health crisis response. This creates demand for call center technology, telephony/IVR, CRM integration, analytics, and scalable contact-center solutions for government services.

Grants and Compliance Receipt of ARPA-funded and other grants demonstrates reliance on external funding and grant management needs. There are opportunities for grant management software, financial planning and reporting, compliance tracking, procurement automation, and performance dashboards to optimize grant utilization.