Upcoming Issues at the Board of Supervisors Meeting Jan. 31, 2012
- Strategic Workforce Plan Progress to be Reviewed
- SAP Financial System Replacement – Board to Consider Initial Phase Contract
- 21 New Green Businesses to be Certified
- Presentation on Agricultural Summit and Support Action Plan
- Board to Consider Redesigning Library Lobby Areas
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Strategic Workforce Plan Progress to be Reviewed
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In October, the Board of Supervisors approved a plan to move the county workforce forward and create a thriving organization to deliver high quality services to the public. Progress on the plan will be presented at a workshop to the Board in the morning, prior to start of the regular meeting.
Contact: Barbara Barry, Executive Secretary @ bbarry@marincounty.org
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SAP Financial System Replacement – Board to Consider Initial Phase Contract
How the County can improve its financial, human resources, budget, and purchasing practices before selecting a new computer system to replace SAP Staff selected Plante Moran, a consulting firm with over 25 years of experience working with public sector clients. The value of the contract for this first phase of the project is not to exceed $599,250.
Need more info? Please see the full report
Contact Tim Flanagan, Enterprise Systems Manager @ tflanagan@marincounty.org
21 New Green Businesses to be Certified
This month, 21 new businesses have qualified to be certified as part of Marin County’s Green Business Program, including businesses in Novato, San Rafael, Fairfax, Larkspur, Mill Valley, Tiburon, and Greenbrae. Since 2002, this program has provided opportunities for local businesses to embrace solutions that will protect the economic and environmental resources of our community.
Need more information, or want to see a complete list of those businesses? Please see the full report.
Contact Dana Armanino, Planner @ darmanino@marincounty.org
Presentation on Agricultural Summit and Support Action Plan
The Farm Advisor is presenting a short, medium, and long-term action-item report to the Board of Supervisors, designed to support the continued viability of Marin’s agriculture. The action items are organized into three broad categories: agricultural production needs, public support, and regulatory assistance.
Need more info? Please see the staff report and action plan
Contact David Lewis, Director – UC Cooperative Extension @ djlewis@marincounty.org
Board to Consider Redesigning Library Lobby Areas
The Board will be considering a $168,000 contract with Group 4 Architecture for various Library facility upgrades. In 2010, Marin County voters overwhelmingly approved Measure A – a revenue plan designed to provide critical funding for library services and facilities. Approximately $2 million of Measure A revenues have been identified for facility upgrades.
Need more info? Please see the staff report
Contact: Damon Hill, Library Services Manager @ ddhill@marincounty.org
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