| | Shared services- Drive collaboration among regional partners |
Strategic Priorities |
About this measure |
Measures on this page provide an overview of the number and type of shared services offered by Cuyahoga County departments and the number of municipalities and outside agencies who are taking advantage of these shared services.
Data are reported by the Cuyahoga County Office of Innovation and Performance on an annual basis.
Why is this important? |
Financial, human, and capital resources and expertise are finite. By making a number of shared services available, Cuyahoga County can drive collaboration among regional partners while supporting the local community and area municipalities.
How are we making an impact? | |
The County continues to offer a variety of public works, safety, master planning, and information technology services to municipalities and government agencies throughout the region. Cuyahoga County currently offers the following shared services:
Public Works:
Road & Bridge
Sewer Services
Public Safety and Justice Services:
Ready Notify
Emergency Management Certifications
Sheriff:
Sheriff Department Criminal Interdiction Unit
Planning Commission:
Master Planning
Development & First Suburbs Consortium:
Code Enforcement
Information Technology:
Web Design, Development, and Hosting
Voice Services
GIS
Performance Target |
This is an informational measure. It is included to provide additional details related to core County programs and services. Measure performance is impacted by a number of factors, including funding levels, strategic priorities, community need, and policy decisions made at the federal, state, and local level. Targets are not set for informational measures, but timely reporting of updates is important.
Number of Shared Services - Annual Performance |
Data Source |
Cuyahoga County Office of Innovation and Performance
While data is reported by the Cuyahoga County Office of Innovation & Performance, the following departments supporting data collection:
Measure Data | Last Calculated a day ago |