Warren County Technology Services

06/02/2026

Warren County is leveling up its digital defenses!
This week, our Technology Services team and county staff are participating in specialized Cyber training. This intensive program integrates cybersecurity personnel into the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) for cyber incidents.
By bridging the gap between IT expertise and emergency management, we are ensuring Warren County is ready to rapidly respond to, mitigate, and recover from complex cyber threats.
Thank you to our team for keeping our community's data and infrastructure safe! Warren County EMA

05/27/2026

We’re Hiring at Warren County Technology Services!

Looking to grow your career in technology, GIS, or IT support while serving the community? Join an innovative team helping power county services across Warren County.

Current Openings:
• Business Requirement Analyst I
• Support Services Analyst I
• GIS Technician II

Whether you’re passionate about business systems, technical support, or geographic information systems, there’s an opportunity to make an impact.

💼 Competitive pay
📍 Based in Lebanon, Ohio
🤝 Great public sector benefits & team environment

Apply today:
Warren County Job Opportunities



The positions are currently listed under Warren County Technology Services on the county jobs page.

If the posting requires an application, please download, and submit the application according to the specific job posting.

05/22/2026

Warren County Technology Services offices will be closed on Monday, May 25, 2026, in observance of Memorial Day.
As we pause to honor and remember the brave service members who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country, our team remains committed to keeping your vital systems running.
If you experience an urgent technical issue or system outage during the holiday weekend, on-call staff are available throughout the holiday via dispatch.
Have a safe, restful, and meaningful Memorial Day weekend!

05/10/2026

05/05/2026

Thank you to the brave firefighters of Warren County for your unwavering commitment to our safety. 🚒 Today, we pause to honor the memory of those who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. Your courage and service will never be forgotten. 🖤

05/05/2026

Our AuxComm Unit is participating in a Pre‑Dayton Hamvention 2026 Meshcore Gathering
All are welcome!

No prior Meshcore experience is required — just bring your interest and curiosity!

When:
Wednesday, May 6th at 5:00 PM

Where:
Warren County Emergency Operations Center
520 Justice Drive, Lebanon, OH 45036
Enter through the Board of Elections main door.

Purpose:
A casual, open gathering for anyone interested in Meshcore networking, experimentation, and discussion. Great for beginners and seasoned operators alike.

Map Info:
520 Justice Drive is located within the county government complex near the Warren County Board of Elections.

Parking is available onsite, and signage will guide you to the main entrance.

Click here for link to Map -

05/01/2026

Celebrating a true public safety legend! 🎙️🚒
On Thursday, April 30, 2026, Warren County came together to honor Paul Kindell for an incredible 36-year career.
From building critical communication towers to ensuring every law enforcement and fire agency can talk to one another seamlessly, Paul’s work has saved lives and modernized our 9-1-1 operations.
To mark his lasting legacy, April 30th has been officially proclaimed Paul Kindell Day! 🎖️✨
Thank you, Paul, for your dedication to keeping our community safe. Enjoy your well-deserved retirement!

05/01/2026

He will be missed. Paul Kindell

04/25/2026

Proactive prep in action! This week, Warren County’s Paul Kindell (Director of Telecom) & Sydney Renner (Warren County EMA) led a public safety drill, transferring Paul Kindell's 36 years of expertise to our Tech Services units. This "all hands on deck" move ensures seamless system continuity for any emergency.

04/25/2026

The Warren County Technology Services team proactively expanded their digital security expertise to include critical physical safety through expert instruction from the Warren County EMA and the Warren County Health District. Led by Jenny McCoy, Marissa Bergman, Christa Hyson, France Ficke, and Ken Williams, this training is essential because it equips IT professionals to stay calm and act decisively during high-stress crises, such as medical emergencies. By mastering hands-on response skills, the team can now minimize injuries, ensuring that critical county infrastructure remains resilient even during unexpected events. Kudos to the Technology Services team for leaning into this "Level Up" and to the Warren County Health Department for providing such vital community training! Wa