About the Office of Information Technology
Established October 2006
The Township of Nutley's Office of Information Technology (OIT) serves as the technological foundation of the municipal government, providing the infrastructure, innovation, and cybersecurity necessary to support efficient, secure, and reliable public services.
Since its establishment in October 2006, OIT has evolved into a critical component of Township operations, responsible for the strategic planning, development, implementation, and management of technology systems across all municipal departments, including Police, Fire, Emergency Medical Services, Emergency Management, Revenue and Finance, Parks and Recreation, Public Works, and general government administration.
Our mission is to empower municipal government through innovative, secure, and reliable technology solutions that improve operational efficiency, strengthen public safety, protect critical information, and enhance the delivery of services to Nutley residents.
Through continued investment in modern infrastructure, advanced cybersecurity, high-speed fiber-optic connectivity, and next-generation public safety technologies, OIT ensures the Township remains connected, resilient, and prepared for the demands of tomorrow.
Behind every municipal service is a technology infrastructure designed to keep Nutley operating efficiently, securely, and without interruption.
Our Core Responsibilities
The Office of Information Technology provides comprehensive technology leadership, infrastructure management, and technical support across the Township.
Network Infrastructure & Connectivity
- Township-wide fiber-optic network infrastructure
- Enterprise wired and wireless network management
- High-speed internet connectivity and network modernization
- Network performance, availability, and reliability
Cybersecurity & Information Protection
- Enterprise cybersecurity and threat prevention
- Network security, firewalls, and intrusion protection
- Data privacy, access management, and multifactor authentication
- Election technology security and critical infrastructure protection
- Security awareness, compliance, and risk management
Public Safety & Emergency Technologies
- Police, Fire, EMS, and Emergency Management technology systems
- Emergency communications and 911 support infrastructure
- Township-wide IP video surveillance and security systems
- License plate recognition and public safety technology integration
- Emergency notification and community alerting platforms
Enterprise Systems & Digital Government
- Municipal financial, revenue, and administrative applications
- Township website and digital communication platforms
- Microsoft 365, email, and collaboration technologies
- Electronic records, document management, and archiving
- Digital transformation and government process improvement
Data Center & Infrastructure Operations
- Enterprise servers, virtualization, and cloud technologies
- Data center operations and infrastructure modernization
- Enterprise storage, backup, and disaster recovery
- Business continuity and government operational resilience
- System performance, monitoring, and lifecycle management
Communications & End-User Technology
- Voice over IP (VoIP) and unified communications
- Mobile and emerging wireless technologies
- Desktop, laptop, printer, and peripheral support
- Software deployment, maintenance, and troubleshooting
- Employee technology support, training, and technical assistance
Our Commitment to Innovation
Technology is more than an operational necessity. It is a strategic investment in the future of our community.
The Office of Information Technology continuously evaluates emerging technologies and develops long-term strategies to improve Township operations while maintaining fiscal responsibility.
By leveraging shared infrastructure, consolidating systems, modernizing communications, and strengthening cybersecurity, OIT works to maximize the value of taxpayer investments while providing municipal employees with the tools necessary to serve the public effectively.
Our focus remains on building a smarter, safer, more connected, and technologically resilient Nutley.
Our Team
Chief Technology Officer (CTO)
The Chief Technology Officer provides strategic leadership and overall direction for the Township's technology operations, cybersecurity initiatives, and long-term infrastructure planning.
Serving as the Township's principal technology advisor, the CTO oversees the design, implementation, security, and management of enterprise technology systems supporting both municipal government and public safety operations.
Responsibilities include technology strategy and budgeting, network and data center architecture, cybersecurity oversight, critical infrastructure protection, vendor management, and the integration of emerging technologies.
The CTO also leads initiatives to modernize municipal services, strengthen operational resilience, improve interdepartmental collaboration, and ensure that technology investments deliver measurable benefits to the Township and its residents.
Through proactive planning, responsible resource management, and continuous innovation, the CTO ensures Nutley's technology infrastructure remains secure, scalable, reliable, and positioned for future growth.
Computer Service Technician
The Computer Service Technician plays an essential role in maintaining the reliability and performance of the Township's daily technology operations.
Providing front-line technical support to municipal employees and departments, the Computer Service Technician is responsible for diagnosing and resolving hardware, software, network connectivity, and peripheral equipment issues.
Additional responsibilities include computer deployment and configuration, software installation and maintenance, printer support, equipment inventory management, preventative maintenance, and assistance with technology upgrades and infrastructure projects.
Working closely with the Chief Technology Officer, the Computer Service Technician helps ensure that Township personnel have dependable access to the systems and technology required to perform their responsibilities efficiently.
The Office of Information Technology is committed to supporting critical municipal operations 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, recognizing that public safety, essential government services, and community operations depend on reliable technology.
