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With funding from the State, City, and private donors, a series of four projects in partnership with the City of Oakland, Oakland Housing Authority, and Oakland Unified School District will enhance connectivity for generations to come.

Today the City of Oakland announced our Police and Fire Departments have successfully launched the City’s new Motorola Solutions PremierOne Computer-Aided Dispatch (CAD) system, the first major upgrad …

The Information Technology and Finance Departments have been hard at work over the last several months to migrate the City’s Oracle Enterprise Business Suite System to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.The …

Today Mayor Sheng Thao, Council President Nikki Fortunato Bas (District 2), Councilmembers Carroll Fife (District 3), Kevin Jenkins (District 6) and Rebecca Kaplan (at-large), announced their commitme …

On February 8, 2023, the City of Oakland experienced a cybersecurity incident, which impacted many of our IT systems. Upon detection, we quickly took steps to contain the threat and secure our network …

The City of Oakland has learned that it was recently subject to a ransomware attack. The Information Technology Department is coordinating with law enforcement and actively investigating the scope and severity of the issue. 911 and fire and emergency resources are not impacted.

Seeking partnerships and recommendations to increase high-quality internet access in historically under-connected communities

Oakland City Administrator Ed Reiskin today announced the appointment of Mr. Anton “Tony” Batalla as the City’s new Chief Information Officer (CIO), effective May 2.

The City of Oakland is pleased to announce that it recently won a CIO 100 Award for OAKAPPS - a secure portal that links residents to City services.

City of Oakland Launches OAK APPS Portal - central access to resident facing applications