Departments

Administration, patrol, criminal investigations and support services.

The officers on the street, by shift and by sector.

Cases after the first report, and the evidence behind them.

The programmes that put an officer in a room rather than a car.

Dispatch, records and the property room.

Operations, EMS, public education and the community programmes — an ISO Class 2 department, the city's best rating.

The ambulances, and the billing that follows them.

Alerts, shelters, and the operations centre that ran the March storm response.

Streets, drainage, traffic control and fleet maintenance.

Paving, signs, striping and the potholes you report.

The ditches and the pump stations, and what happens when it rains.

Signals, signage and the studies behind a speed limit.

The shop, the fuel island, and every city vehicle behind them.

Residential collection, by zone and by day.

When they come down your street, and what they will and will not take.

What goes in the cart, and what the city does with it.

Water and wastewater, the permits, and the annual water quality report.

One bill for water, wastewater and sanitation — and the window that explains it.

The budget, the audit, purchasing, and the AA− rating behind them.

Bids, RFPs, vendor registration and how the city spends.

Capital projects, stormwater management and the work in the street.

Zoning, the Unified Development Ordinance, and the map of what can be built where.

Permits, plan review and inspections — 2,976 permits and over 10,500 inspections last year.

Junked vehicles, high grass, illegal dumping and the cases behind them.

Food establishment permits and inspections — over 1,434 of them last year.

The shelter, adoptions, strays and licensing.

Parks, facility rentals, athletics and the city cemetery.

250,189 visits and 46,106 registered users last year — the busiest building the city owns.

Fuel, amenities, the international terminal, and general aviation.

Citations, hearings, warrants and payments.

Hiring, benefits, civil service and the 400-plus people who work here.

The network, the phones, and every system in this proposal.

Notices, the alert list, the events calendar and the city's channel.

Agendas, minutes, elections, vital statistics and disclosure statements.

The office that runs the city day to day, and the executive team.