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After three years of serving as Florida’s chief information security officer, Jeremy Rodgers has accepted a new position in the private sector.
Within the city’s proposed $191.5 million budget, approximately $6.2 million has been set aside for its Department of Information Technology.
Within the county’s proposed $6.9 billion budget, approximately $75 million has been earmarked for its Information Systems and Services Division.
The department, which has an estimated IT budget of $149 million, oversees 67 county health departments and is accountable to the state Legislature, the governor’s office and all residents and visitors.
The candidate will design systems; develop standards; plan for Unix, Linux and storage; manage budgets; oversee contracts; and set usage procedures.
The department is requesting information from vendors on technological innovations designed to increase the safety, security and efficiency of correctional institutions.
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The county's general fund budget of $1.1 billion includes about $8.9 million for the IT division, more than half of which goes toward services and charges.
This year, seven Florida counties, including Miami-Dade County, were recognized for their innovative efforts and technology projects. The state's most populous county is pursuing a "No Wrong Door" vision.
The sum — significantly greater than the Florida Department of Transportation’s corresponding spending in the second quarter of 2023 — was for services such as IT consultation services, operating system software and cloud-based software.
During a recent Industry Day event, members of the county’s Strategic Procurement and IT departments discussed plans to solicit vendor proposals for an enterprise cybersecurity services solution.
Within the city’s general fund budget of $1.9 billion, approximately $42 million is earmarked for IT, signaling a 4.1 percent decrease compared to Fiscal Year 2023-2024.
The position is in the Office of Legislative Information Technology Services, which covers the Legislature’s data center, applications, project management, network, systems administration and customer support units.
This year, seven Florida counties, including Sarasota County, were recognized for their innovative efforts and technology projects. The county has been active in using community engagement technology to communicate changes and offer information.
Dunn, who joined the county in September 1994 as an information systems coordinator, plans to retire from his current role as CIO on Sept. 6, officially ending his 30-year tenure with the county.
During a recent Esri conference, the county’s IT department Assistant Director Jose Lopez and Division Director Jose Rodriguez shared how their team is using GIS technology to support Mayor Daniella Levine Cava’s No Wrong Door initiative.
“Veracode staked an early leadership position with our first-to-market AI-powered solution Veracode Fix, and we’re putting our foot on the gas to extend that leadership,” he told Industry Insider. “I’m honored and humbled to lead Veracode in its next chapter.”
This year, seven Florida counties, including Polk County, were recognized for their innovative efforts and technology projects, impacting residents communitywide.
This capital-funded position will oversee project management leadership for county E911 projects and be responsible for procuring all necessary hardware, software and services.
Within the county’s total budget of $748.6 million, $6.3 million is allocated for IT services.
Within the county’s $377.6 million total budget, $12.4 million is proposed for IT services.
The city’s budget, which totals $1.8 billion for FY 2025, has a recommended technology and innovation budget of $45 million.
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