City of Tyler
What to Know:
- The department’s current City Hall space has reached its limits for equipment weight, cooling capacity and continued infrastructure growth.
- The new facility will house networks, cybersecurity operations, telephone systems, servers and backup equipment, with generator-supported emergency power.
- Tyler’s IT operation supports city departments, local 911 infrastructure and technology services for the city of Whitehouse.
What to Know:
- Daxbot and Kimley-Horn will collect accessibility data beginning June 10 to support Tyler’s ADA Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan.
- The assessment will cover about 94.5 miles of sidewalks and trails, associated curb ramps, 122 signalized intersections and 59 transit stops.
- Six to eight robots will operate during daylight hours seven days a week, with field collection expected to take about four weeks.
The city is contracted with Axon Enterprise to provide cameras, video and tasers.
