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Fayette County, GA – Fayette County has appointed Robert McCool as its new Chief Information Officer (CIO), recognizing his decade-long dedication and transformative leadership in driving technological innovation for the county.
A seasoned Marine veteran with over 25 years of government experience, McCool joined Fayette County in 2014 and has since been instrumental in modernizing the county’s IT infrastructure. His tenure has been marked by the rebuilding of core IT systems, implementation of industry best practices, and the cultivation of a high-performing IT team.
“I am deeply honored to serve as CIO and I am excited to lead our talented team in leveraging technology to enhance service delivery for all Fayette County residents,” said McCool, a Fayette County resident himself. “I am committed to fostering collaborative relationships across all county departments, city governments, and other organizations to drive efficiency and ensure a secure, future-ready infrastructure,” McCool said.
“Rob has the knowledge, skills, and operational experience that will enhance the effectiveness of our day-to-day Information Technology operations,” said Steve Rapson, County Manager. “I appreciate his service and willingness to lead Fayette County’s development in the future. We are very fortunate to have his skills and expertise.”
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