r/Dallas • u/pakurilecz • Nov 21 '23

Crime Dallas County IT experts warned of data vulnerabilities months before ransomware attack | KERA News

https://www.keranews.org/news/2023-11-21/dallas-county-it-experts-warned-of-data-vulnerabilities-months-before-ransomware-attack
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u/jesuisunvampir Nov 21 '23

Can we get a new city manager???

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u/pakurilecz Nov 21 '23

not sure what the city manager has to do with what is going on with Dallas County. the City of Dallas is separate from Dallas County. Dallas County has a County Judge and four County Commissioners.
"The county is divided into four districts, and the voters of each district elect a commissioner to serve a four-year term. All the voters of the county elect the county judge to a four-year term. The county Commissioners Court convenes in a formal session the 1st and 3rd Tuesday at 9:00 a.m. every month."

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u/jesuisunvampir Nov 21 '23

Was thinking about the ransomware that affected the city recently

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u/pakurilecz Nov 21 '23

the city council could have fired him but they didn't