Assessor's Office Presents Caseload and Staffing Projections; Civil Grand Jury Urges Stronger Staffing Plan
The Assessor-Recorder's Office described a caseload of about 29,396 cases for FY15-16 and an outstanding backlog of roughly 15,278; the civil grand jury urged a more aggressive, long-term staffing plan to address the revenue impact.
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Edward McCaffrey of the Assessor-Recorder's Office presented staffing, caseload and workload slides and described investments in digitization and multiple-listing tools intended to improve productivity. He said the office's FY15-16 general fund budget is approximately $22,000,000 and that projected total caseload across 2015-16 is about 29,396 with 14,118 cases worked and 15,278 outstanding.
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