Prior to that, he worked as a PC analyst with E-One, a fire truck manufacturer based in Ocala, providing personal computer hardware and software support.
“Todd Dunn is retiring from the Citrus County BOCC as of September 6, 2024,“ a county spokesperson wrote via email. “This date carries additional significance because it is Mr. Dunn’s 30th anniversary of service to the county. The search is underway, targeting September 6th for the permanent transition.“
To help with the search, the county has published the job posting online.
“The chief information officer oversees strategic planning, project management and implementation for all aspects of the county’s Department of Systems Management,” the job posting states.
The CIO will also manage computer network operations, geographic information systems, internal and external telecommunication systems, computer and phone equipment, and software and telecommunication devices for the county. Other responsibilities, according to the job posting, include:
- Shifting county culture and behavior toward being data-driven, pro-learning and digital first
- Actively engaging with vendors to develop and evaluate new technology solutions for challenges beyond the scope and abilities of current staff
- Overseeing technology policy development for the county
- Overseeing generative artificial intelligence exploration and implementation within the organization
- Selecting and implementing suitable technology to streamline all internal operations and help optimize their strategic benefits
More details can be found in the job’s duty statement. The position has a yearly salary range of $105,328 to $163,258, and the recruitment is ongoing.
