IS (Information Systems)
Contact: Paul Wiltgen
507-635-6248

Mission
Maintain the operability and security of County computer systems and networks. Provide computer, data communications, and telecommunications support and services to the staff of Dodge County.

Services
The Information Systems (IS) Department exists to serve other departments by handling all computer and tele-communication needs. Included are all AS/400 routine and special request data processing operations, LAN (lo-cal area network) and WAN (wide area network) administration, telecommunication system administration, and user support and problem management.

Routine and Special AS/400 Operations:

• Ensure data backup operations are scheduled and completed successfully.
• Ensure administration of all resource security on AS/400 system and applications.
• Installation and testing of all user applications and AS/400 operating system software.
• Support all special requirements and user requests for operations of AS/400 user applications.
• Perform routine maintenance on all equipment.

Local/Wide Area Network Administration

• Responsible and accountable for maintaining the LAN/WAN environment.
• Provide ongoing help desk support for routine and special user hardware and software requirements.
• Ensure data backup operations are scheduled and completed successfully.
• Provide training for county personnel in support of the LAN/WAN.

Telecommunication System Administration

• Responsible for maintaining telephone hardware and software systems in support of routine or special user telephone requirements.

Geographical Information Systems (GIS)
Contact: Paul Wiltgen
507-635-6248

Mission
The mission of the GIS office is to develop, implement, and maintain a GIS database for the county departments, local government agencies, private companies, and the general public.

The County GIS office is responsible for acquiring the necessary data for the county, performing quality analysis checks to ensure its accuracy and source information, and for the maintenance of the GIS system. The resulting GIS will create an effective land records management system that facilitates information gathering and provides accurate and timely information to the county departments and the public.