Plan technology infrastructure and services for the Los Osos and Civic Core projects.
Replace end-of-life network infrastructure including switches, routers, and wireless access points.
Replace firewall at San Diego colocation / disaster recovery site.
Implement additional risk controls based on the City's cybersecurity road map.
Migrate the Integrated Library System to a Software-as-a-Service environment.
Refresh the City's technology disaster recovery strategy and implement a cloud-based DR solution.
Conduct cybersecurity risk assessments through an external partner.
Conduct cybersecurity awareness training for all technology users.
Refresh and update technology and security policies.
Expand the City's fiber network by adding several new segments, which provide both redundancy and expanded services to new areas. Evaluate citywide fiber solutions from vendors.
Continue to evaluate benefits of migrating City systems to the Cloud and initiate the move where beneficial to the City.
Continue to maintain the City network infrastructure to minimize downtime and to maintain high levels of operation and security.
Repair, install, and document various segments of the City's fiber network.
Completed Initiatives
Upgraded audio visual systems at Norman P. Murray Community and Senior Center to provide enhanced amenities for events and room rentals.
Replace all desktop/laptop hardware and upgrade to Windows 11.
Increased internet pipe to 3 Gigabit and scaled-up secure cloud backups to safeguard City technology systems, electronic records, and data.
Implemented backup private network circuit to Animal Services Center to ensure connectivity and availability of technology services to the center.
Implemented the Tyler EnerGov Land Management System.
Upgraded the MV Life app for the latest Apple and Google operating systems and enhance features to add push notifications.
Implemented industry leading Security Service Edge (SSE) cybersecurity solution.
Automated patron counting technology installed at main entrance of Library.
Expanded WiFi at the Animal Services center to the cattery.
Refreshed server hardware in virtual environment.
Moved colocation disaster-recovery site to a brand new datacenter.
Conduct an exercise to test Incident Response Plan (IRP).
Migrated the City's on-premise VoIP phone system to the Cloud.
Replaced endpoint protection suite with industry leading solution.
Conducted a ransomware readiness assessment.
Completed development of a website to provide information about the Civic Core Area Vision Plan: https://envisionmv.com.
Updated the cyber Incident Response Plan.
Migrated email, files sharing, web meetings and collaboration to Microsoft 365.
Upgraded City Hall's cabling to CAT6a.
Installed video surveillance at City facilities.
Added redundancy for the Mobile Device Management System in the DR colocation.
Upgraded the bandwidth and agreements of the City's leased circuits for internet and other site to site communication.
Implement Verizon Reveal GPS Integration with HLP Chameleon Mapping for Animal Services.
Upgrade the City's financial system to current version.
Researched and implemented replacement of Information Technology Department's Helpdesk system.
Updated the City's MV Life app and released to Apple and Google stores.
Conducted technology assessment for an updated Strategic Technology and Smart City Plan.
Completed RFP for new Land Management Software Solutions (LMS).
Upgraded the City's virtual environment to the latest version of VMWare.
Developed and implemented upgrades to the City's website improving search and updating branding.
Purchased and implemented the software to manage digital signature and workflow of contracts and agreement management.
Implemented a new enterprise storage system.
Upgraded building access control and security system for two City facilities.
Implemented remote workforce systems and security for all users.
Implemented multi-factor authentication system.
Upgraded several Uninterruptable Power Supply units across the City's network.
Digitized the paper maps and records of the City's 35+ miles of fiber network into a geographic information systems (GIS) layer which makes it viewable electronically in a GIS program and available to all City departments.
Purchased a replacement storage system.
Upgraded the City's aerial imagery for the GIS system.
Replaced City's Email security system.
Added additional wide-format printing resources at Community Center and City Hall buildings.
Designed and implement a new network connecting Felipe Tennis Center via fiber to the City's network.
Implemented indoor and outdoor Wi-Fi, video surveillance and other technology needs for staff and members including audio/visual setup in training room, wireless access, and recreation software system access.
Developed and implement network and technology resources for Marguerite Aquatics Center. Swim race timing system, scoreboards, Wi-Fi for large events.