Head Of MNLARS' Computer System Fired
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) -- The man who ran the state's computer system for vehicle licensing has been fired.
Drivers have had long wait times for car tabs and titles ever since the new $93 million computer system went online last summer.
The Department of Public Safety says it needs another $43 million to fix the problems.
Four months ago, the department's chief business technology officer, Paul Meekin, was put on leave. Now he's been fired.
Meekin says the success of a government project is never just one person's responsibility.
