A3 + PLUS >> City gives final OK to sharing radio system, Story below CHS FOOTBALL BOYS SPORTS Bell, Camiel Weightlifter commit: USF of the Year See Page 5A See Page 5A TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 2019 | YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1874 | $1.00 Lake City Reporter LAKECITYREPORTER.COM The 15 people who hold the county’s future in their hands 3A TAKEOUT HACKED Just like the old days at City Hall With computers down, payroll will still get done — no matter what. By TONY BRITT
[email protected] While the cyberattack on the city’s government hasn’t pro- duced a dys- topian night- mare, it has proved to be highly inconve- nient. Credit and Helfenberger debit cards are not being accepted, email systems are down, old machinery is being JOHN CLARE STOKES/Special to the Reporter Our friend John Stokes got this shot of an osprey shaking off water after picking up a bass dinner recently at Sweetwater Wetlands dusted off — it’s hardly busi- Park at Paynes Prairie. The raptor didn’t look to be in the mood to share. HACKED continued on 2A CITY COUNCIL 100 mph chase ends City gives final OK to in multiple sharing radio system charges Will use county system communication and more certainty By CARL MCKINNEY rather than go it alone. of being able to have the county and
[email protected] the city communicate together,” By CARL MCKINNEY City Manager Joe Helfenberger A man with 60 felony charges
[email protected] said after the meeting. “And that — and seven felony convic- could translate into saving lives tions — took Lake City’s first responders will and property.” deputies on share a radio system with their Earlier this year, the city began a high-speed county counterparts, after the City considering the arrangement after vehicle chase Council approved a piggybacking IT staffers raised alarm bells about last week, deal during a 23-minute meeting compatibility issues with the new- according to Monday evening.