POUGHKEEPSIE – An unidentified computer glitch in the City of Poughkeepsie computer network forced City Hall to close early on Friday. The glitch, identified early Friday morning, put the city’s IT department into overdrive to prevent it from causing system-wide disruptions.
While the technicians worked to isolate the malfunctions, several departments, including the Chamberlain’s office, were unable to satisfy requests for printed documents. City Administrator Joe Donat told Mid-Hudson News that the decision to close the offices early was made to prevent widespread discontent from people seeking to have certified copies of documents printed up.
“To prevent the furtherance of the glitches, the administration decided to close City Hall and provide the IT technicians an opportunity to make the necessary repairs, allowing , ready to provide the high level of service that we are known for,” City Administrator Joe Donat told .
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