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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPresentation to Orange Co. BOCC by Triangle J Council of Governments on their activities dated 3-21-1995 PRESENTATION TO ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MARCH 21, 1995 BY TRIANGLE J COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS TRIANGLE J COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS W o r l d C l a s s 100 Park Drive,P.O.Box 1,2276 Research Triangle Park,NC 27709 919.549.0551 FAx:919 549.9390 MISSION STATEMENT The Triangle J Council of Governments will identify and undertake flexible, forward-looking actions to improve the quality of life for the region ' s citizens . The Council will be the regional forum which brings together officials and citizens to identify regional problems and solutions and helps elected officials make well-informed decisions . Triangle J Council of Governments A Dozen Years of Accomplishments • Triangle Land Conservancy ... Created in 1983 • Ongoing Land Use Planning, Published Guidelines...'83, '85, '87, '89, VI • Biennial Statewide GIS Conference... '89, VI, V3 • Building A Regional Image...Published '91, Community Appearance Handbook... '93 • Annual Triangle Development Awards • Cable TV Consortium.. 1993 • Water Supply Protection Watershed Protection Guidelines... 13 & 92 Water Supply Emergency Mutual Aid Compact... Since 1988 Phosphate Detergent Ban... 1988 Triangle Area Water Supply Monitoring Project... since 1988 Water InterBasin Transfer Act...1993 • Solid Waste Management to reduce disposal costs and conserve resources Plastics Recycling Pilot Project...1992-94 Construction and Demolition Waste Report...1993 • Household Hazardous Waste Project...1994 • Research Triangle World Trade Center, Opened in 1989 • Triangle Transit Authority... Created in 1989 • New Hope Model School, Orange County... Opened in 1991 • Hillside High School,Durham...Designated Model School in 1993 • Regional Telephone System Inter-City Toll Reductions... 1988 Single Metro White Page Directory... 1990 Seven Digit Dialing... 1991 Area Code 919 Retention... 1993 Now seeking EAS for Wake Forest,Fuquay-Varina & Holly Springs to RTP • Triangle!Area Agency on Aging Service Agreements with Counties for Meals, In-Home Services,etc. Support to Local Provider Agencies and Senior Centers Residents'Rights Assured in Long-Term Care Facilities Senior Employment and Training Program • Triangle Emergency Medical Services Programs Support High Cost Equipment Acquisition, Resource Sharing Interagency Incident Management & Critical Incident Stress Debriefing Speciality Training Programs & Matrix of Instructors Two-Region Emergency Medical Dispatch Training & Implementation Trauma Centers,Disaster Drills • Foreign Trade#93... Established in 1983. Mallinclrodt d IBM Sub ones... in 1991 • World Class Region Conferences... 1987& 1992 • Greater Triangle Regional Council... Created in 1993 2 12!94 FY 94-95 Budgeted Revenues as of 8-31 -94 Federal 391 .614 State 144,366 Federal/State Pass Thru 3499,385 Special Local 255,372 Program Income 1379901 Other 57,480 Local Dues(required for match) 919691 Local Dues 558,583 In-Kind 541828 Total 591910 3 Task Force I Projects: Revenues _ COST EFFECTIVE PUBLIC SERVICE Budget Dues Non-Dues Hhoid Hoz. Waste 127.220 0 127,220 Solid Waste 74,013 38,813 35200 Cable TV 72,776 22,776 50,000 EMS 85,701 35A77 50,124 Technical Assist. 47,374 47,374 0 407,084 144,540 262,544 Funding Sources Federal 46,393 State 88A51 Dues 144,540 Special 77,700 Other 50,000 407DB4 011W Federal special State Cuss Task Force it Projects: Revenues COMPETITIVE ECONOMY Budget Dues Non-Dues Economic Strategy 93,080 45,065 48DI S Foreign Trade Zone 40,000 0 40,000 133,080 45,065 88,015 Funding Sources State 48D15 Dues 45,065 Other 40,000 133,080 Other Slane Dues 5 Truk Force III Projects: Revenues QUALITY GROWTH Budget Dues Non-Dues GIS/Data Center 128,145 127,944 201 Water Resources 83209 83209 0 Growth Management 92,878 92,878 0 Water Quality Monitoring 262,919 167 262,752 567,151 304,198 262,953 Funding Sources Dues 304,198 Special 255,372 Other 7,581 567,151 0WW speCid Duft 6 Task Force IV Projects: Revenues SOUND EDUCATION Budget Dues Non Dues Model School/Highly Skilled Work Forcel 36.604 36AD4 0 Funding Sources Dues 36.E DUOS 7 Task Force V Projects: Revenues ELDERLY CARE 1 Budget Dues Non-Dues Aging Advocacy, Admin. & Planning 227,465 45,867 1811598 Regional Ombudsman 109A64 10247 99,217 Home Community Care Block Grant 2,807,734 0 2,807,734 Aging Employment & Training 467,729 0 467,729 EPA Employment 337,280 0 337.280 13,949,672 56,114 3,893,558 Funding Sources Federal 338,974 Fed/State Pass-Thru 3A86,897 State 14,147 Dues 56, 1 I4 Special 0 Other 53,540 3,949,672 FrdKd ftd/Sfdo /pass W" 8 Y A Y . M w s Q ^ v n 9 NEW REVENUES FY 94/95 o id Waste Household Hazardous Waste 1279220 Greater Triangle Regional Council 12,500 Triangle Transit Authority Contract 510000 Research Triangle Institute Contract 10,000 TOTAL 1899920 10 t Services to Orange County Aging Services $269, 694 Senior Employment Service 40, 560 Ombudsman Services 5, 950 Water Monitoring 86, 536 Household Hazardous Waste 26, 426* Discounted Disposal Fees 4, 347 OSHA Training 11250 EMS Institute 11800 Emergency Medical Dispatch 51000 EMS Planning 4, 000 $445, 263 * Future Savings tt