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OUTSIDE AGENCY FUNDING: FEEDBACK AND DIRECTION ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS DECEMBER 2010 EDITOR'S NOTE: ALL CHANGES SHOWN /N BOLD, ITALICS, UNDERL/NED. The following elements -taken as a whole or singularly -constitute the basis for why an Outside Agency is selected for Orange County Funding. The County Manager incorporates all feedback and documentation from participating departments and advisory boards, most notab/v Financial Services, in preparin_q recommendations on Outside Agency funding allocations as part of the operating budget presentation to the BOCC in the s rin . First and foremost, benefits Orange County residents. • It is desirable that the location of service delivery be in Orange County. Fundin_g the Outside Agencv leverages County dollars because the Agencv can provide services less expensively by the use of volunteers or other means Supports the social safety net; i.e., the Outside Agency exists to feed the hungry; house the homeless; address human suffering (example: Housing for New Hope) Legacy/historical relationship; i.e., the County helped co-create or was among original funding group (example: Dispute Settlement Center) Performance review/ranking; i.e., the Outside Agency scores a baseline numerical ranking or above on its Application Scorecard (example: Piedmont Health Services) Unique mission/service; i.e., the Outside Agency meets a specific need not otherwise met for County residents (example: EI Hispano) Financial need; i.e., the Outside Agency fulfills an important mission but requires government assistance to help accomplish its service goals (example: OE Enterprises Principal partnership; i.e., the Outside Agency has demonstrated its effectiveness in supplementing and/or supporting County departments in their delivery of service to vulnerable populations (examples: Orange Congregations in Mission and the Inter-Faith Council)