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Energy Safety Asks for Millions to Close IT Staffing Gap

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By Eyragon Eidam Verified
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California’s Office of Energy Infrastructure Safety has asked the Legislature for funding and staff to replace resources that are expiring this budget cycle. In a budget change proposal filed in mid-May, the organization asked for roughly $2.5 million for nine full-time positions and $500,000 to support essential maintenance and operations and information security contracts.
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Marin County Recruiting for CIIO Role Held by Liza Massey

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By Eyragon Eidam Verified
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Marin County officials have confirmed that the job posting published last Thursday for a chief information and innovation officer is meant to replace longtime CIO Liza Massey. Massey has served as the county’s top technologist within the Information Services and Technology Department since May 2018. Before joining Marin County government, Massey served as the CIO for the Tennessee Department of Human Services.
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San Diego Officials Outline Plans for Innovation, Modernization

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CIO Jonathan Behnke, CISO Brendan Daly and Assistant Deputy Director Serena Blanks shared their IT plans and priorities during a briefing with industry members at the San Diego Digital Government Summit* Wednesday afternoon. Here are the broad strokes of that conversation: The city just passed its $6.4 billion budget package Tuesday evening, which outlines more than $132 million for the Department of Information Technology.
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