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1 LARIMER COUNTY: SUPPORT DEPARTMENT SERVICES LARIMER COUNTY 101 MONTH, April 6, 2017 DATE, YEAR

2 Larimer County Organization Chart Support Services

3 Support Services are Unique Support Services: Exist for the benefit of the County as a whole Not linked to a specific department or program and serve all elected offices Customers come from all County departments and elected offices

4 Larimer Support County Services Organization are Unique Chart Support Services are business partners. Our purpose is to help departments and elected offices achieve their business needs. We don t want to be the Policy Police...

5 Support Services are Adaptable Proactive Understand and implement best practices: Comply with laws, regulations and local rules Meet generally accepted accounting principles Provide for a secure computer network Schedule maintenance on vehicles & buildings Reactive Be ready to meet new needs that arise: Accounting for natural disasters Hiring to meet new statutory requirements Supporting snow removal Interpreting policy

6 Measuring Performance to Ensure Success Outputs - # customers served/tasks completed Outcomes - Impacts on service Efficiency - Improvements to service or cost Service Quality - Meeting (exceeding) customer needs and expectations

7 Support Services Areas Budget Preparation and management of the annual County budget and capital program. Public Affairs Outreach and Information to the Citizens of Larimer County. County Attorney s Office Represents the County in legal matters.

8 Support Services Areas Facilities General Facility Maintenance Building Repair and Temperature Cleaning, Recycling, and Trash Removal Facility and Workspace Planning Employee Moves, Adds, and Changes Printing and Copying Mail Distribution

9 Support Service Areas Information Technology Custom Application Development Business Intelligence Enterprise Content Management Project Management and Business Analysis Web Services Telecommunication Services Continuous Improvement System/Network Security Technology and Software Support Technology Training GIS (Geographical Information System)

10 Support Service Areas Financial Services Accounting Financial Reporting Purchasing Risk Management (Claims, Safety & WC) Sales Tax Administration Audit Financial Analysis

11 Support Services Areas Human Resources Employee Relations Payroll Processing Benefits and Wellness Recruitment and Selection Employee Training and Development Recognition Programs

12 Support Services Areas Fleet Services Vehicle and Road Equipment Maintenance New and Replacement Vehicle and Equipment Ordering Fueling for Vehicles and Equipment Pool Vehicles Heavy Equipment Light Equipment Public Safety Equipment

13 Utility Model October 2013 Board of County Commissioners adopted the Fleet Policy and authorized the Fleet Services Utility Model.

14 Fleet Model Before... Departments budgeted $$ to purchase fleet equipment Fleet budgeted $$ to maintain fleet equipment Departments considered equipment theirs little sharing Responsible for replacement planning and budgeting Fleet provided technicians for maintenance and repairs Made recommendations, but little authority

15 Fleet Utility Service Model Governed by a Customer Advocacy Board (CAB) CAB representation based on high, middle and low use tiers Fleet $$ Customer Departments $$ available for other projects and Departments decide what Fleet vehicles and they need

16 Utility Service Model Benefits Customer Driven Departments are represented on the CAB. They review operations and make decisions. The CAB serves as the Utility Board of Directors. Consistent Makes budgeting more predictable and because the replacements funds are part of the rate paid by departments, the funds are there when needed Collaborative Departments work with Fleet to determine when to replace equipment based on fleet best practices, customer needs and vehicle usage. County Resources Equipment is viewed as a County-owned resource that can and should be shared between departments.

17 Support Services & the Strategic Plan

18 Thank you!!

19 Contact Information Lorenda Volker Assistant County Manager Commissioners Office 200 West Oak Street P.O. Box 1190 Fort Collins, CO (970) (970)