July 26, 2025 - 20:51

FAIRFIELD — The city has officially announced the appointment of Naveed Ashraf as the new director of Information Technology. This strategic move is set to enhance the city's technological framework and improve digital services for residents and businesses alike. Ashraf brings a wealth of experience in IT management and innovation, having previously worked in various leadership roles within the technology sector.
City officials expressed enthusiasm about Ashraf's vision for modernizing Fairfield's IT infrastructure. His focus will include streamlining operations, enhancing cybersecurity measures, and implementing cutting-edge technologies to better serve the community. With a commitment to transparency and efficiency, Ashraf aims to foster collaboration between departments and ensure that technology initiatives align with the city's overall goals.
As Fairfield continues to grow, the need for robust and reliable IT systems becomes increasingly important. The hiring of Ashraf is seen as a pivotal step toward achieving these objectives, positioning the city for future advancements in technology and service delivery.
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