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2018-02-06 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 6 FEBRUARY 2018
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Business as Usual activities Reached 1000 followers milestone Volunteer recruitment to fill small Development of the 2018/19
on Instagram gaps on roster and succession operational budget.
Web author training undertaken to planning Management plan for Friends Noosa
improve functionality of website Update Gallery website for full Gallery
Council staff engagement with mobile functionality
gallery improved through council
morning teas.
End of year Volunteer celebration
held in November, received very
positive feedback from volunteers
about Gallery operations and
conduct
LOCAL LAWS
Illegal Camping Patrols Adjusted patrol hours have identified Continue patrols and enforcement Monitor and review effectiveness of
a noticeable increase in identifying throughout, and new signage.
offenders with the appropriate Explore alternative signage in
enforcement action being taken. problem locations
Problem areas identified and
additional strategies being
considered in relation to signage
giving officers the ability to enforce
the vehicle as opposed to the driver.
Beach Patrols Random patrol times have seen a Continue focus and commitment to Monitor
significant decrease of illegal activity patrols as the new infringement
on beaches. Numerous system has now been rolled out to
infringements issued for dog all officers.
offences.
Trial of New mobile infringement
system has seen significant
improvement in time management
related to patrol infringement times.
The ability to now attach
photographic evidence to each
infringement has resulted in less
down time for officers and admin
attaching photos to files in the office.
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