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Board approves reorganization: county moves toward CEO-style model, folds Central Services into Administrative Office
Summary
Supervisors voted unanimously to reorganize the county administrative structure, adding an assistant county administrative officer and moving Central Services into the Administrative Office. The change is intended to improve coordination, strategic planning and communications across departments.
The San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors voted Oct. 8 to reorganize the county’s executive functions and fold the Central Services department into the County Administrative Office, a shift staff said will improve coordination, strategic planning and communications.
The board approved a resolution that (1) transitions the county from its current County Administrative Officer (CAO) model toward a CEO-style organizational approach, (2) reorganizes Central Services into the Administrative Office, and (3) amends the county’s position allocation lists to add 1 full-time equivalent assistant county administrative officer while graying…
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