Committee prioritizes workforce capacity, transparency and cybersecurity in operational planning exercise
In a workshop-style exercise, Dunn County supervisors ranked workforce capacity and institutional knowledge as their top priority, with public-facing transparency and cybersecurity tying for second; staff gave supervisors 31 service catalogs to review ahead of the June 30 follow-up meeting.
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The Dunn County Committee on Administration ran an operational planning exercise May 27 that asked supervisors to identify the greatest threats and opportunities affecting administrative services. Staff presented a set of seven broad areas — including data/system modernization, workforce capacity, public-facing transparency, cybersecurity, legal/compliance exposure, regional collaboration and financial integrity — and asked supervisors to allocate priorities.
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