Staff has completed the inventory phase and is in the testing phase. Most of the equipment is either compliant or the date is not used. CIS staff has identified a minimal number of miscellaneous pieces of equipment not included in the above estimates. These are items such as video recorders, digital cameras, scanners, and optical drives, etc. Most of these items do not utilize a date function, and are immune to problems associated with the century change and with the leap year.
Vendors represent a unique area.
The Town does not have a great deal of control over whether they are compliant or not. In the cases of other government agencies who provide revenue to the Town, CIS staff will continue to work with them and keep citizens informed on their progress. On the supplier side CIS will work with Purchasing and Finance if potential problems with vendors are identified and we will help look for alternatives to the ones who appear to have problems. Staff does not expect any costs associated with this effort. Conclusion In conclusion, the Town of Garner has made significant progress in solving our year 2000 issues with a limited amount of expense.