The city’s computer systems have been compromised and are down through at least Monday, May 21.
According to City Manager Ben White, the systems are down which is not allowing the city to process payments for utilities and such. Cash and check payments can be accepted at the front desk and will be backlogged into the system when it is back up.
The city is working to get the system back up in a timely manner and is expecting the system to be back up within a one to two day time frame.
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