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City of South Bend, Indiana <br />2013 Budget Departmental Summary <br />Name lHadman Rights - Federal Fund Number 258 <br />Successfully completeted our contractual relationships with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and the D S Department of <br />Housing and Urban Development, <br />Successful in oLizining a great from HUD for education and out reach in housing am LGBT <br />Successfully hosted the Indiana Conembum of State and Loral Human Highs Agencies Training Conference. The training was in Employment <br />Housing La bar Deptrnent a LGBT issues. <br />The Common Council passed the LGBT entrance protecting the gay, lesbian, Nsexual and trensgendered persons. <br />The Director noened the Drum Major Community Service Awan for outstanding community service. <br />Passed the Had audit by quickly resounding to inquiries a keeping good dawns. <br />Director Douglas was smpparbal to M EEOC FEPA Committee. <br />City Strategy <br />take a charge: d could be done at that time rather than have the individual return. Thus better serving our clients. <br />uiretl <br />Staff will intake all charges in ore hour or less. This enables staff to spend more time performing other duties. <br />1,3 <br />Each investigator will to asked to produce finished cases based on their job title (investigator r 1 6 ). The more that a given the <br />1,2,3 <br />expected Our cusfemercan receive a faster resolution to their problem so they can continue their lives. <br />The Commission will continue to encourage staff to seek attemative methods of completing every day in tasks in more efficient <br />3,5 <br />manner thus improving the productivity in the office . New and innovative ideas are always welcome. <br />The Commission will continue to pursue county wide status by partnedrg with the City of Mishawaka and the Coungceunty .This <br />4,6 <br />could lead to additional revenue streams. <br />Actual <br />ring. aMff win need re mane a dela minee anon m gel me word our re our cusmmers o may will Ks <br />how to reach us. We will also have down time that we most work around. Effective use of all media B amust <br />Educating the community concerning the new sexual orientation ordinance as well as our other basis cowned under our ordinance. <br />Partnering with the City of Mishawaka and the county of Saint Joseph in an effort to give all county residents the protection of our human <br />rights onina nice. To increase the Commissions revenue shown at the same time. <br />Maintaining our contract numbers with the Equal Employment Oppmtunity Commission and the U S Department of Housing and Urban <br />Development when our number of actual charges filed is decreasing. Determining whether the number of charges are decreasing due the <br />Commissions success in helping to indicate discriminatory practices and behavior. <br />Key Performance Indicators 36 <br />uiretl <br />2011 <br />2012 <br />Actual <br />Estimated <br />2013 <br />Measure <br />Type <br />Target <br />ifavailable <br />ifavailable <br />Pm action <br />Number of rases investigated. <br />output <br />100 <br />106 <br />104 <br />104 <br />Number of housing tminings <br />output <br />6 <br />8 <br />8 <br />8 <br />Number of traings done <br />output <br />6 <br />6 <br />8 <br />8 <br />N umber of inquiries handled <br />effectiveness <br />100 <br />107 <br />100 <br />100 <br />Number of probable causes <br />quality, outcome <br />10 <br />8 <br />10 <br />10 <br />Number of no causes <br />quality, outcome <br />85 <br />A <br />80 <br />80 <br />Tvces: output, efficiency, effectiveness, duality, outcome, technology <br />Page 133 <br />Form 1 <br />
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