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Shared Services and Joint Use – Case Stories and Examples
Intergovernmental Collaboration

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Local agencies pursue collaborative efforts to save resources.  Collaborative projects and service delivery are achieved along a scale targeting value and difficulty.

 

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City of San Carlos – Shared Services Strategy

City of San Carlos – Shared Services Strategy

The city of San Carlos received a 2012 Helen Putnam Award from The League of California Cities in the category of Internal Administration for its program titled “A Different Approach to the Budget: Cutting Costs & Adding Service.”

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Shared Services – Sacramento Area Council of Governments

Sacramento Area Council of Governments (MPO) is working on a shared services program for its six counties and 22 cities.

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Shared Services – San Mateo County

Across California and nationwide are adapting to new fiscal realities, and are exploring ways to continue providing high quality services despite several years of declining revenues. In San Mateo County, a group of city managers have been meeting for some time to explore new ways of providing city services in light of continuing budget shortfalls.

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Yolo Leaders

Yolo County Officials initiated an effort to bring shared services to the region after learning about successful examples in Orange County.  Attached are materials and information that led to successful establishment.

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Pasadena City-School-Community Workplan

Pasadena City-School-Community Workplan

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Parks After Dark / Summer Night Lights

Parks After Dark / Summer Night Lights
Summer Programming in Los Angeles Area Communities Increases Safety and Prevents Violence

“The estimated annual criminal justice cost savings at the original three parks alone were one and-a-half times the cost to implement PAD at all six parks in 2013…” – Los Angeles County, Department of Public Health

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