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preliminary fy 2011-12 city of glendale, az annual budget book

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Mission and Performance Measure<br />

Field Operations<br />

Goal<br />

Related Council Goal<br />

Was the goal met?<br />

What were the<br />

Performance Measures?<br />

Obstacles/Challenges<br />

Goal<br />

Related Council Goal<br />

Was the goal met?<br />

What were the<br />

Performance Measures?<br />

Obstacles/Challenges<br />

GOAL UPDATES<br />

Complete a comprehensive needs analysis and cost evaluation<br />

associated with proposed improvements including reconfiguration<br />

<strong>of</strong> landfill entrance roadway (Phase II) and relocation <strong>of</strong> the scale<br />

house and administrative facilities.<br />

One community with high quality services for citizens.<br />

Design <strong>of</strong> the new entrance feature completed in April 2010,<br />

construction expected to be completed December 2010.<br />

Could the design improve safety for entrance and exiting site,<br />

incorporate needs <strong>of</strong> GRPSTC to access signal.<br />

Staging <strong>of</strong> work was critical to keep operation running through<br />

construction period. Design took longer than anticipated thereby<br />

delaying completion.<br />

Integrate motor pool vehicles into equipment management<br />

operations in order to reduce fleet operational cost by elimination<br />

<strong>of</strong> cost inefficient, low usage vehicles within the <strong>city</strong>.<br />

One community that is fiscally sound.<br />

Over 80 vehicles eliminated resulting in operational and<br />

maintenance savings and over $1.2 million in capital replacement<br />

cost over next seven years.<br />

Vehicles were turned in, motor pool developed for City Hall and<br />

Field Operations areas. Other departments completed similar<br />

reductions on take home vehicles and staff cars<br />

Identi<strong>fy</strong>ing unique vehicles that may be specialized and working<br />

on how such vehicles can be shared.<br />

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