December 11, 2024 - 13:51
ABERDEEN – During its December 6 meeting, the board of supervisors engaged in discussions regarding the implementation of new technology for Monroe County's 911 services and the county tax assessor’s office. The meeting highlighted the importance of modernizing these essential services to improve efficiency and response times.
County officials emphasized that upgrading the technology used in the 911 dispatch center is crucial for ensuring that emergency responses are swift and effective. This technology upgrade aims to enhance communication systems and provide better data management capabilities, ultimately benefiting public safety.
Additionally, the supervisors reviewed potential advancements for the tax assessor’s office, which could streamline operations and improve accuracy in property assessments. The integration of new software solutions is expected to facilitate a more efficient workflow, reducing the time spent on administrative tasks.
The board expressed its commitment to investing in these technological improvements, which are seen as vital steps towards modernizing county operations and enhancing service delivery to residents.
