April 30, 2018
Contact: Ben Kerr, Public Information Officer
Phone: 561.586.1631
Email: bkerr@lakeworth.org
Lake Worth, FL - Hiring of Lee Menke, Director of Information Technology
The City of Lake Worth has hired a new Director of Information Technology, Lee Menke, who will start today. Lee comes to the City with 15 years of state and municipal government experience in Information Technology leadership, management and project development.
Lee is leaving a position as the Information Systems Manager for the Broward County Board of County Commissioners where he directed the IT Operations of the 9th largest library system in the country. In this position he maintained 99.9% uptime for an extensive data centre; developed cloud and local based capital projects that improved efficiency and productivity; managed the Digital Divide project which provides internet access to economically disadvantaged residents and deployed 450 hotspots to provide internet access to retired and active military personnel and their families.
“As technology has changed and improved, Lake Worth has had a difficult time keeping up. Limited resources and implementation issues have hampered our capabilities, however having someone like Lee come on board will propel us into the future.” ~City Manager Michael Bornstein
Contact Ben Kerr, the City of Lake Worth Public Information Officer with any questions or comments.
Ben Kerr
Public Information Officer
IF WE HAVE LIMITED RESORCES HOW IS THIS GUY GOING TO HELP.SOUNDS LIKE A LOT MORE RESORCES THAN WE HAVE.HOPE SOMEONE BESIDES THE CM CHECKED THIS GUY OUT
ReplyDeleteLimited resources my ass. How about another code officer? That's what we really need. Limited resources? Maybe time to give up the Commission's 500 per month ridiculous car allowance.
ReplyDeletewe need someone in there with some hair to resend the 500 a month.which wont happen because the residents of lake worth seem to like getting shafted.lets get more voters out so you can get your code officer
ReplyDeleteLimited Resources? Reason enough for the commission to vote themselves a raise and then hire this "expert"
ReplyDeleteWhat idiotic talking points: propel us into the future? This commission is propelling us into bankruptcy.
ReplyDeleteBut, but, but--they have 40 million bucks!!
ReplyDeleteWalking down Lake ave today, the air smelled of marijuana. .. ahhh...springtime in paradise.
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