The Town of Tyrone has budgeted for an upgrade of our current server.
The following details the minimum and recommended system requirements for the server
1. The server will need to be setup as our current server and also used for DHCP and as a print server.
2. The server must have the ability to become an Exchange server at a later date.
3. Must be able to handle up to 15 CALS
4. Must be compatible with Town hardware and software that are in current use.
5. Quote must contain labor to install and connect 15 workstations
Readers of all ages will travel the globe this summer as Tyrone Public Library presents "ONE WORLD, MANY STORIES"
The Town Council approved an update to the Town's Weed Control Ordinance on April 7, 2011. A copy of the updated ordinance is attached to this post below for public review.
CSX Railroad Corp. has notified the Town of Tyrone that several railroad crossings will be closed in the coming week, over a staggered period. Detour signs will be erected. Residents are advised to plan ahead for extra driving time.
From Monday, March 28 to Thursday, March 31, the following six (6) railroad crossings will be closed for two-to-three days, over a staggered period:
We have had several incidents of commercial burglary, theft, and property damage on the south side of Town over the past year, so I wanted to take a moment to remind all of our citizens to please call us if you see something suspicious in your travels in this area or in your neighborhood. The specific area that I am talking about is along a stretch of Senoia Road from Dogwood Trail to the south Town Limits and inside Shamrock Industrial Park.
A detailed, interactive map of the area showing the reported incidents is available at the following link:
Crime and Police activity statistics for January 2011 have been posted for public review.
Please note that the form for statistics has been slightly modified to allow for a monthly comparison for the current and previous years as well as a running count of percentage of change for each category.
Our annual report for 2010 has been published and uploaded to the website for public review at www.tyrone.org/annualpolicereports.
Highlights are as follows:
We are distributing the following information on behalf of the Fayette County Dept. of Fire & Emergency Services. Please note that they will be conducting tests of the warning siren system on February 9th at 9:00 am, which will include the two located here in Tyrone.
Could you provide one of our officers with the Make, Model, and Serial Number of your 55" TV if it were stolen from your home? How about a detailed description and perhaps a photo of your valuable jewelry? If you're like 66% of our theft victims during 2009 and 2010, the answer is probably "No" which is unfortunate because most stolen items are rarely recovered and most thieves are not brought to justice for that very reason.
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