Phone: (705) 360-2658
Fax: (705) 360-2686
Email: infotech@timmins.ca
Mandate
The City of Timmins’ Information Technology department is charged with the responsibility of providing I/T facilities and services to all of the business units within the City’s corporate structure. In addition to the standard municipal business units we have I/T responsibility for Timmins Transit, Timmins Victor M. Power Airport, Timmins Public Library, Golden Manor Home for the Aged and the Timmins Police Service. We carry out this mandate guided by our mission statement: To Research, Promote, Provide And Support The Effective And Efficient Use Of The Technology Employed By The Corporation Of The City Of Timmins.
Services
- Enterprise Helpdesk Support
- Information Technology Consulting
- Enterprise Computer Network Facilities & Services
- Internet Access
- Enterprise Desktops, Notebooks & Servers
- Office Automation Systems
- Enterprise Telephone Voice Communications
- Cellular Voice Communications
- Information Technology Training
- Web Architecture and Portal Maintenance
- Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity Planning
These internal services are offered within the following support environment:
- Dual Data Centres – each consisting of
- Hybrid processing environment
- Blade server implementation
- Stand-alone servers
- Server Virtualization
- Storage attached network implementation
- Hybrid processing environment
- Approximately 475 computing devices (PC’s and notebooks)
- Approximately 400 VOIP devices
- Approximately 450 end users
- Thirty four (34) operational sites
- State of the art switching fabric
- Fibre optic network infrastructure between operational sites
Organizations
We are an active member in the following organizations:
- Municipal Information Systems Association (Ontario) http://www.misa.on.ca
- Ontario Police Technology and Information Cooperative (OPTIC)
Our offices are located on the lower level of City Hall.

Our municipality owes its existence to the initiative and efforts of prospectors by the names of Harry Preston, Sandy McIntyre and Benny Hollinger, who in the early 1900′s discovered gold. Financiers Noah and Henry Timmins were responsible for the development of the Hollinger Mine and, thus, the name Timmins came to the forefront and has been our proud designation ever since. 