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Cities make Jan. 1 trouble-spot lists, check them twice Backup plans help ensure key services will continue
1999
Overview
And officials say they've prepared for any possible Y2K problems by making sure important systems will continue to operate once the calendar flips to Jan. 1, 2000. The league, which has 567 members including all 190 cities in Wisconsin, has offered workshops for city and village managers explaining how to ensure that systems are Y2K-compliant. In Milwaukee, officials are finalizing a plan to deal with any Y2K problems that arrive with the new year. The effort so far has focused on testing and fixing computer systems to eliminate, or at least minimize, any problems.
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Journal Sentinel Inc
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