FINAL ADOPTED BUDGET FY2021-22
NETWORK SERVICES FUND
Actual 2019-20
Budget 2020-21
Adopted 2021-22
Projected
2022-23
Expenditures by Type Personnel Costs Maintenance & Operations Capital Outlay
2,354,315 11,535,218 4,650,000 18,539,533 17,633,406 906,127 18,539,533
2,088,875 10,496,967 - 12,585,842 18,010,407 1,053,009 19,063,416
2,281,911 10,998,068 4,650,000 17,929,979 16,903,320 1,026,659 17,929,979
2,421,846 11,538,034 4,650,000 18,609,880 17,633,406 976,474 18,609,880
Total
Revenues by Type Other Revenues Appropriated Fund Balance
Total
Departmental Objectives Maintain a robust network and enterprise systems to provide future growth. Increase application development throughput by migrating all development to a Service Oriented Architecture. Increase tranparency through our open data program. Engage in Smart City initiatives to enrich community services. Deliver excellent customer service. Increase IT capacity to meet business objectives in timely manner. Be a business partner and innovator. Establish strong IT Governance. Cloud First Infrastructure-as-a-Service & Software-as-a-Service.
Performance Measures
Adopted 2021-22
Actual
Budget 2020-21
Projected 2022-23
2019-20
Workload Measures Percent of Service Desk Tickets Closed within 3 days
90% 90% 450 27%
84% 94% 438 19% 13% 93%
90% 90% 400 35%
90% 90% 450 27%
Percent of First Time Resolutions
Monthly Service Calls
Percent of Calls Entered From Portal
7%
5%
7%
Abandon Call Rate
80% 100%
95% 100%
80% 100%
Percent of Leased Equipment Deployed within 30 Days Percent of Leased Equipment Received within 24 Hours of Delivery Network Items Expired > 90 days, No Replacement or Return Requested
100%
20
27
26
20
Budget Highlights: The FY 21-22 Adopted Budget is increasing by $609,554, or 3.4%. The budget includes the implementation of a new chargeback model for internal services to departments for network fees. In FY 20-21, the department successfully rolled out Microsoft Teams to support a rapid transition to remote work for City employees. For FY 21-22, the department included $180,000 to support the City’s transition to Microsoft Office 365.
Adopted 2021-22 Budget
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