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NORTH COAST THE DAILY ASTORIAN • THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2015 3A Clatsop County eliminates the Consult a administrative services department PROFESSIONAL Perez resignation left vacancy By KYLE SPURR The Daily Astorian The recent resignation of Clatsop County’s adminis- trative services director Dean Perez left a vacancy the Board of Commissioners decided QRWWR¿OO Instead, the Board of Commissioners unanimously agreed Wednesday night to eliminate the administrative services department and place the department’s various divi- sions under the county man- DJHU¶V RI¿FH 6XFK D VWUXF- ture was in place prior to the creation of the administrative services department in 2013, according to County Manager 6FRWW6RPHUV Perez — who joined the county in 1999 as a human re- sources director, and became the administrative services director in 2013 — oversaw human resources, emergen- cy management, information technology, community rela- tions, veterans services and ULVNPDQDJHPHQW Perez accepted a position LQ %RWKHOO :DVK DV LWV KX- PDQUHVRXUFHVGLUHFWRU+HLV scheduled to start June 22, ac- FRUGLQJWRWKHFLW\ Perez was unavailable for FRPPHQW “It has caused me to take a look at the structure, and based on various circumstanc- es, I think it makes a lot more sense to eliminate that posi- WLRQ´6RPHUVVDLG³8QIRUWX- nately for me, that would in- crease my direct reports from QLQHXSWR´ (PHUJHQF\ 6HUYLFHV Manager Tiffany Brown, In- IRUPDWLRQ 6\VWHPV 0DQDJHU Jim Gardner and Commu- nity Relations Coordinator Tom Bennett are now report- LQJGLUHFWO\WR6RPHUV 6RPHUVVDLGWKHWKUHHDGGL- tional divisions are self-sup- porting, and he does not antic- LSDWHDQLQFUHDVHGZRUNORDG “From my perspective, I don’t see a lot of addition- DOGXWLHVRQP\SDUW,WWKLQN they have come a long way, frankly, over the last three \HDUV´6RPHUVVDLG The county is hiring a human resources manager to oversee the division now within the county manager’s RI¿FH 7KH QDWLRQDO VHDUFK FORVHV-XQH Recreating the human re- sources manager position and eliminating the administra- tive services director position is expected to create a slight cost savings, according to the FRXQW\ If the new structure causes too much work for the coun- W\ PDQDJHU¶V RI¿FH 6RPHUV said, the county can always UHYLVLWKRZLWLVRUJDQL]HG “If that does occur, we will do some adjusting once DJDLQ´6RPHUVVDLG In other business: • The Board of Commis- sioners sent a letter to The Daily Astorian publisher 6WHYH )RUUHVWHU WR FODULI\ D SRLQW LQ KLV -XQH HGLWRULDO The board wanted to clarify the “360 review” of county management will not just fo- FXVRQ&RXQW\0DQDJHU6FRWW 6RPHUV EXW ZLOO WDNH D KR- listic look at how the county RSHUDWHV • Commissioners held pub- lic hearings on the county’s ¿VFDO \HDU EXGJHW and four service district bud- gets under the county’s juris- GLFWLRQ ² + ([WHQVLRQ 6HUYLFH'LVWULFW5RDG'LVWULFW #1, Rural Law Enforcement 'LVWULFW DQG :HVWSRUW 6HZHU 6HUYLFH'LVWULFW7KHERDUGLV scheduled to approve the bud- gets at its next regular meet- LQJ-XQH I reserve Q: Should my copy of LEO FINZI We make house calls. 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