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Commonwealth’s Attorney reports staffing, space shortages and plans to go paperless
Summary
Commonwealth's Attorney Dayna Bobbitt told the board she faces staffing shortages and limited office space and said her goals include fully staffing the office and moving toward a paperless operation.
Dayna Bobbitt, the Commonwealth's Attorney, reported at the March 26 strategic planning retreat that her office is contending with staff shortages and insufficient workspace. She told the board her goal is to have a fully staffed office and to transition to a paperless system to improve efficiency and case management.
Bobbitt identified space and staffing as the principal challenges that affect the office's daily operations. Her comments were part of the constitutional‑officer updates the board received; the board did not take immediate action on funding or facilities during the retreat.
