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Volunteer Government Efficiency Liaison Committee urges ILA review, CIP reserve audits and shared purchasing
Summary
The volunteer Government Efficiency Liaison Committee delivered a final report recommending that the county create an ILA SharePoint database, review capital project reserves for viability, and study shared purchasing to improve efficiency; commissioners welcomed the recommendations and asked staff to follow up.
The Board received the final report of the Government Efficiency Liaison Committee, a volunteer advisory body that examined county purchasing, reserves and interlocal agreements (ILAs). Committee chair David Autterness and members summarized findings that Manatee County’s expenditure growth generally tracked inflation and population growth but that efficiencies were possible by standardizing ILAs, evaluating long‑dormant CIP reserves and considering shared purchasing across jurisdictions.
The committee recommended an ILA SharePoint database to document history and funding sources for interlocal agreements, a review of capital projects reserved funds (including the typical 20% reserve set aside for future projects) and a purchasing feasibility study. Commissioners thanked the volunteers and asked staff to follow up with a timeline to implement the database and a CIP review. "We found a way to make the county more efficient," the committee said in closing.
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