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RES-2011-055 Resolution to Increase the Mixed Solid Waste Tipping Fee to Mitigate Adverse Environmental Conditions-Request Orange Co., etc.
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Frank Montes de Oca said that last year they spent $60,000 in hooking up NCDOT <br /> traffic cameras. With regard to weather radar, he would like to have a backup system to The <br /> Weather Channel. <br /> Regarding training for the elected officials, there is training available off-site. <br /> Commissioner Yuhasz said that he is concerned about not including the funding for the <br /> ADA program, which was requested fairly recently. He wonders what needs to be done to get <br /> this money back into the budget. <br /> Commissioner Jacobs agreed with Commissioner Yuhasz and said that this was an <br /> important advance. <br /> Commissioner Jacobs also said that he does not know how well they are educating the <br /> public on emergencies and how to respond or where to go. He wants to know what the Board <br /> of County Commissioners' role is. He would like to see the emergency plan before the <br /> summer break. <br /> Frank Montes de Oca said that the County does manage some of the notification <br /> systems. An example is the Silver Alert, and they can send emails and text messages. They <br /> are also using social media. He said that the not so good answer is that the County has not <br /> had the staff to address these shortcomings. <br /> Commissioner Jacobs said that the fire chiefs had expressed a concern that there is <br /> not a Fire Marshall. <br /> Frank Montes de Oca said that he has taken on the responsibilities of the Fire Marshall <br /> and he needs to get some information out to make sure that the fire departments know what <br /> this means. It does not change the way the inspections and investigations are done. This also <br /> saves $80,000 a year. <br /> Commissioner Jacobs said that one of the fire departments that was mentioned for <br /> stationing a vehicle is one of the ones that asked for a tax increase and it was not <br /> recommended. He said that being more positive in how the County approaches fire <br /> departments would be a good idea. <br /> Commissioner Jacobs made reference to the data and said that he wants to get away <br /> from average response times. He is pleased about moving forward, but the data now is still <br /> murky. He would like to see "mean" times and times by the area of the County. He also asked <br /> for Frank Montes de Oca's response to the recent EMS study/report. <br /> Commissioner Gordon underscored the emphasis about getting the information out to <br /> the County Commissioners and the public about what they need to do in case of an <br /> emergency before the summer break. She said that there are other issues besides weather <br /> events such as a nuclear event. <br /> Health (includinq Fee Schedule chanqe requests) <br /> This is on page 21-1. Paul Laughton made reference to page 68 and Appendix B. <br /> Total expenditures for the department are $7.1 million, which is an increase of $100,000. This <br /> number is a little misleading because there are 90 FTEs and just the health insurance increase <br /> and retirement and 401 k increase makes up the entire increase. There is a decrease in <br /> operations (page 21-1) for the department. Most of this is due to the savings of building rent at <br /> the Carr Mill Mall for the relocation of the dental clinic to the Whitted Building. The department <br /> also requested $63,000 in capital outlay funds for completion of the permits and to meet the <br /> needs of the Environmental Health Division ($40,000); purchase of field tablets, printers, and <br /> barcode scanners; and purchase of five laptops for social workers. These are items will be <br /> funded by the General Fund, but through the IT Capital Project. <br /> Dr. Rosemary Summers introduced Dr. Dorothy Solenti, who will be the Interim Health <br /> Director starting June 1St. Dr. Solenti has been a health director with both Chatham and <br />
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