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2021-02-09 Services & Organisation Committee Meeting Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 9 FEBRUARY 2021
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Business as Usual activities Total Sept - Dec 2020 Continue to review operations to ensure Continue to review operations to
LIBRARY - compliance with Covid-19 restrictions ensure compliance with Covid-19
o Visitors: 44,505 and meeting of grant- funding body restrictions and meeting of grant-
o Programs: 119 (877 attendees) obligations funding body obligations
o Online programs: 46 Recruitment finalised for several key
o New Members: 1,809 professional roles in the library service:
o Library Loans: 127,997 Noosaville Branch Librarian and
o E-Resources Loans - 31,008 Collections Librarian.
o Telephone enquiries: 2,539 Preparation of draft 2021/2022 Libraries
& Galleries budget and associated
GALLERY -
Council reporting
Visitors: 4,310
Programs: 7 Online public
programs; 12 in-house programs
(138 attendees)
Mailing list subscribers: 1,751
Instagram followers: 9,180
Facebook followers: 2,688
Risk assessments completed for the
return of each new service element, to
ensure Covid-10 government guidelines
are met and safe services are provided.
LOCAL LAWS
Manage Local Law Compliance 980 customer requests Large increase in complaints about Plan the re-commencement of
13 reported dog attacks (7 on People & Illegal Camping Activity has seen a school lectures and introduce
6 on Animals) significant increase in infringements in community group lectures on
20 proactive patrols undertaken this period. Early patrols continuing to responsible pet ownership and
3,187 Local Laws Infringements issued: deal with increase in complaints. safety around animals. (Covid
o 44 Animal infringements Transition from retiring Manager. Restrictions permitting)
o 527 Restricted activity – camping Ensuring all staff remain vigilant and Monitor budget implications from
o 2,616 Parking infringements observant of WH&S requirements for Covid-19
183 Appeals assessed (increase Covid-19 Review operational compliance
reflects financial pressures in Supporting other agencies with inter- processes.
community during current COVID crisis) agency operations e.g. QPS and QPWS Implement necessary Animal
427 new dog registrations Pound improvements
Local Laws Staff heavily involved in Explore use of ATV (all-terrain
Schoolies Operation assisting QPS in vehicle) for beach patrols rather
addressing associated issues. than use of 4WD.
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