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Board approves staffing changes for recovery office to bring tech work in-house
Summary
The board approved changes to the recover office table of organization that add two customer service representatives and remove multiple data/analytics and program analyst roles, with officials saying the changes will save money and allow technical work to be done in-house.
The Board of Estimate and Apportionment unanimously approved requested changes to the recovery office table of organization, including adding two customer service representatives and removing positions described as data processing manager, data and analytics manager, and a program analyst to senior data analyst.
The recovery office representative said the purpose is to bring certain technical functions in-house and to save city money while maintaining services. "I think this will both save the city money and really provide allow us to continue providing that service while doing it more effectively and efficiently in house," the speaker said. A motion to adopt the item for the first time was made, seconded, and approved by roll call; Mayor Spencer, Controller Behinger and President Green each voted in the affirmative.
The transcript does not list the specific salary or budget impacts of the reorganization, nor does it list the names of individuals affected. Implementation was assigned to the recovery office and the controller’s office to proceed with the organizational change.
