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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSession 9 - 2019 Budget - IT-Innovation-311 Call Center - AppendixAppendix C: Updates SBPD In Car and Body Worn Video 166 Body Cameras and 170 In Car Video Solutions Deployed as of 05/31/2018 Annual Recurring Maintenance Through 2021 is $150,000/year 6 Utility specific Wireless Access Points Since 4/1/18, roughly 8.54TB of data (mostly videos) uploaded to Utility Cloud storage through SBPD Utility’s ISP There is currently 9.8TB of data/videos on the SBPD Utility Cloud storage. Status of All Tickets May 20, 2018 thru August 19, 2018 What are the top 10 issues for All Tickets May 20, 2018 thru August 19, 2018 Help Desk Tier 1 & Tier 2 Survey Results May 20, 2018 thru August 19, 2018 Topic Project Type Notes Hearing Process Configuration Improvements Vendor The current procedure in the system is data entry heavy, and there may be available functionality we aren't using and are unaware of Accela Citizen Access Improvements Vendor The current form for the landlord registration is setup based on functionality limitations of the website, and we would like to explore ways to improve that and the overall user experience on the site Ticketing: Citation Process Development Internal We have not configured all of the available ticket types in Accela because there was not an agreed upon structure that we could help replicate. The inspector team all ticket at different times along the process, and that is hard to build in the system. Ticketing: Electronic Payments Dept. Partners The functionality to accept online payments exists, but has not been built out for tickets or invoices processed in Accela. Address, Parcel, and Owner Data (APO)Internal Within our current setup, APO info is updated monthly, but we are trying to setup a new version where we would have a live connection to our databases to access as up to date owner info as possible. There have been many issues trying to get that live, and the Accela Engineering team is aware and working on them. Accela Mobile Applications Accela Support Accela is currently developing a new application to replace the existing 2 apps that the Code inspectors use out in the field. The apps have limited functionality, which makes case management less effective while doing field work Document Management Vendor Ability to have invoices and notices attached to record once generated, supporting evidence gathering procedures General Process Configuration Improvements Internal & Vendor There are changes that could be made to continuously improve on the Code team's experience with the system, like updating process statuses to better reflect the case's current state. Not all citation types are in live Accela, namely Zoning violations. Zoning citations are so infrequent that they were never prioritized as a development project. Accela: Issues and Improvements Impact Team Accountability Data Integrity •Reporting and accuracy of data available per record, especially in the event of appeals •Improvements planned to avoid issues with parcel ownership information* •More explicit support to follow standardized procedures •High level of engagement from department on continuous development •Inspectors are provided, on a weekly basis, their workload progress in order to take action the following week •Supervisors can schedule their teams’ work a few days in advance, or intervene on issues quickly with access to all the necessary information in one place Impact Real-time Processing Transparency •Residents can access basic record information through the citizen access site, the same site the 311 liaisons use to share updates with residents over the phone –potential improvements in outreach and education •Field staff execute procedure in real time –Use to be up to 2 week lag before Accela •Inspectors and back office staff have instant access to photos •No paper processing –Staff has commented that they used to have to do paperwork at home transcribing paper 311 Satisfaction from Survey 311 Satisfaction Benchmark 311 Streetlight Issues 311 Engineering Streets AEP Current Process•80% of Street Lights are owned by AEP (Electric Utility) •AEP is responsible for the maintenance and safety of these light and poles •AEP has an online reporting system •When a resident calls 311, we ask: •Location, Issue Type (Options Set) •Does the light issue pose a safety concern for motorists or pedestrians? •If yes, what is the nature of the hazard? •Pole Number, Additional Information •We pass this information to Streets and Engineering •Opportunities for Improvement 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Jul Aug Sep Number of Streetlight Outages Reported and Repeated Reports 1 2 3 4 Streetlights in South Bend Green are City Owned Purple are AEP Owned Street Lights Reported Since July –80% are still active 176 Total,143 Active,33 Inactive