The Internal Services function of the Department of Information Technology (DIT) is comprised of the following:

• Project Management Office (PMO)
• IT Service Center
• Training & Support
• Administrative Services

These functions support IT and the City in the services related to Project Management, Training and Customer Support. This includes the following:

• IT Annual Master Planning.
• Project Management support.
• Hands-on instruction and training, customized to the needs of City employees to empower them with skills in standard software products, providing the skills necessary to complete their tasks effectively and efficiently.
• IT Service Center Customer Support Services.
• IT Employee Training and Education.
• IT Department Communication Processes.
• IT Department Policies and Procedures and Personnel Administration.

The Application Services function of the Department of Information Technology (DIT) provides IT development services to all City departments. Our team is highly educated and has working experience in solution engineering, application design, development, testing and implementation for all areas of application development and systems implementation.

Our core expertise in development technologies creates significant "application value" while optimizing the cost of owning application infrastructure. The current application's portfolio is primarily focused on web-based development with a focus on anywhere, anytime, multi-device access which enables the creation of products and processes that support present and future developments as determined by the business needs.

The Technical Systems and Networking function of the Department of Information Technology (DIT) is comprised of the following:

• Database Administration
• Server Administration
• Network Services
• Technical Operations
• Workstation Services
• Telephone Communications

These functions support IT and the city's technological infrastructure and communication systems. This includes the following:

• City-wide network management, including monitoring, security, configuration, and troubleshooting activities.
• File, print, application, and mail server management, including security administration, operating system upgrade and maintenance, capacity planning, anti-virus scanning, and monitoring.
• Legacy application management.
• New technology and system research and development.
• Establish standard development platforms and methodologies, including such areas as mainframe and PC application development; database creation, design, and naming; application product selection; and standard software suites and applications.
• Administration of application databases and the associated database access software, including the security administration, performance tuning, database design, database review, and monitoring.
• Disaster recovery, data protection, and data recovery.
• Workstation, workstation software, workstation peripheral configuration, maintenance, delivery, and problem resolution.
• Hardware, software, supplies, equipment, and forms inventory management.
• Traditional telephone services, pager services, and cellular phone services.