June 28, 2018 02:21 PM
The video above is from a report regarding short-term funding to MNLARS.
State information technology officials say Minnesota's beleaguered computer system for vehicle titles and tabs may not be fixed before the agencies responsible for it run out of money.
The Pioneer Press reports that the officials have told state lawmakers that work to fix glitches in the system known as MNLARS will halt in February, if not sooner. The team that's been working on it could also be dismantled.
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Much of the funding needed to fix the system was included in a bill lawmakers approved in the spring, but it was vetoed by Democrat Gov. Mark Dayton.
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The earliest funding could come in the winter when a new Legislature and governor convene. Funding approved would then be distributed in July 2019.
Technology officials say that in the meantime state workers and contractors are working to fix highest-priority issues.
Associated Press
Updated: June 28, 2018 02:21 PM
Created: June 28, 2018 02:02 PM
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