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o Effective coordination with people in the county working with the low income population. <br /> Currently, working with Social Services and other Departments <br /> o Free Roaming Cats —we are working on a new policy proposal because what we are doing <br /> now is not working. <br /> Animal Services was asked to inform Commissioners when there are state versus local laws that <br /> impact how they operate. <br /> Board of Elections-Tracy Reams <br /> The BOCC says they want to make available adequate resources to ensure the election process is <br /> open and democratic. Because the BOCC supports voting access, they want to make sure <br /> barriers to that access are eliminated. <br /> • Challenge: <br /> o Implementation of new voting equipment (electronic poll books). We need to find precincts <br /> who have competent people who are willing to work with this new equipment. <br /> o Will be requesting funds for new voting sites as directed by the current BOE. This request <br /> may be impacted by the new board coming in August. <br /> Tax Administration-Dwane Brinson <br /> • The Address Ordinance is not being implemented as quickly as desired. The Department feels <br /> they are at the stage where they may need to implement a fee for folks who haven't changed <br /> their address. <br /> • It was suggested before a fee is assessed, that a community education strategy using various <br /> forms of inedia be implemented to inform the public why they need to comply with the Address <br /> Ordinance. Because letters previously sent to residents resulted in them getting signage with <br /> their new address at their own expense only to find later that they had the wrong address and <br /> they needed to purchase another sign. Other issues impacting compliance include time <br /> related to having to get address changes for licenses, creditors, etc. <br /> • 2017 Tax re-evaluation <br /> • We need to do a better job of educating the public about our Tax Assistance Programs and tax <br /> exemption options <br /> • EMS Billing and Collections —Customer Service and revenues have decreased. Have had a <br /> number of issues with the contractor EMSMC not providing the level of service that we think <br /> meets Orange County's standard of service. <br /> Information Technology-Jim Northrup <br /> • There needs to be a Communication Goal within the IT Department because we can't <br /> communicate without IT. The County Manager acknowledged that IT is central to <br /> communication and that Jim as head of IT will be a part of the group focused on <br /> implementation of the Communications Strategic Plan and the Emergency Communications <br /> Plan. <br /> • IT accomplishments are integrated throughout the document. <br /> • Information Technology is the support system that makes all of the County's online services <br /> possible. <br /> • Challenge: <br /> o Balancing individual Commissioners needs/requests with the overall Board needs balanced <br /> with Management's goals. While the desire in a "can do" organizations is to say yes one-on- <br /> one to Commissioners that has to be balanced against other goals and priorities. <br />
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