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PECS conditionally advances Service Delivery Strategy renewal; asks for technical Zoom review
Summary
Deputy Director Bragg presented the 2022 Service Delivery Strategy update required by state law; the committee conditionally approved advancing the document but requested a follow-up Zoom briefing to clarify police basic vs non-basic services and millage implications before final adoption in September.
Deputy Director Bragg presented the county's 2022 Service Delivery Strategy renewal, explaining House Bill 489 requires a DCA-verified SDS and that municipalities' approvals (including Tucker) had completed the packet. He said the SDS matrix summarizes which services are 'direct' or provided by the county, with separate forms for each service.
Commissioners asked for additional detail about what constitutes "basic" versus "non-basic" police services, where millage rates attach to different line items and how mutual-aid or IGA terms might affect a city's arrangements. Bragg and staff said they would convene a Zoom session to walk commissioners through the matrix and answer technical questions before the county's target adoption in September; the committee conditionally advanced the SDS pending that additional briefing.
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