2007 DOT Purchasing Conference Department of Management Services Division of State Purchasing
What is New at State Purchasing Division Webinar
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Transcript of What is New at State Purchasing Division Webinar
What is New at State Purchasing Division
Webinar
November 7, 2007
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Welcome
SPD Organization
Customer Service
Business Improvement
Sourcing
Training
Purchasing Card
Legal
Questions and Answers
Agenda
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What is New at State Purchasing Division
Tim Gibney
Assistant Commissioner
State Purchasing Division
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Thank you for Joining us!
Organizational Chart and Staffing
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Organizational Chart – Knowledge Center
SPD - Knowledge Center Organization 11/7/2007
Legend Green = Vacant
Yellow = Position filled between Dec. 2006 – June 2007Blue = Position filled between July 2007 – November 1, 2007
Kelly Loll-JonesDirector
Knowledge Center
Mirna BarkerChief Learning
Officer
Hugh FarleyCustomer/Vendor
Satisfaction Officer
Donna FileProcess
Improvement Audit Manager
Training Coordinator
Vacant
Gayle PorsterTraining
Specialist, Certification
Training Specialist,
Certification Vacant
Karen Woods Communications
& Marketing Specialist
DOAS Marketing
Customer/Vendor Satisfaction Coordinator Time Limited
Vacant
Katherine BriodyStrategic Support
Manager
Shannon StackhouseSr. Strategic
Support Analyst
Eniola OkunlolaStrategic Support
Analyst
Jeff ChouAudit Data Analyst
Vacant
Process Improvement
Audit Supervisor Vacant
Barbara Hill Process
Improvement Auditor
Brenda AllenProcess
Improvement Audit Supervisor
Keith NixonProcess
Improvement Auditor
Lisa WongAudit Data
Analyst
Pat GardnerProcurement Applications
Manager
Business Analyst Supervisor
Vacant
Website Document ManagerVacant
Mae ToombsBid Officer
(Help Desk)
LaTonya BurnettClerk 2, General
(Help Desk)
Business Analyst 2
Business Analyst 2Time Limited
Maelenchia Thompson
Business Analyst Associate
Maggie ClarkeP-Card Audit Supervisor
Donna RaynerP-Card Manager
Melanie Spencer Secretary 3
Audit Data AnalystVacant
Business Analyst 2Time Limited
Martha RichardsonSecretary 3(Help Desk)
VacantPolicy
CoordinatorRichard Perreault
Management Specialist
DOAS MarketingPeopleSoft
Trainer Vacant
PeopleSoft Trainer Vacant
Process Improvement
Audit Supervisor Vacant
Deena Fuller Process
Improvement Auditor
Danielle HaynesAudit Data
Analyst
Business Analyst 2Time Limited
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Terry Doumkos, MBA, CSSBBDirector
Strategic Sourcing
Dennis King, C.P.MGoodsCluster
Brian Wirpsa, C.P.MI.T.
Cluster
Debra Blount Services/Projects
Cluster
Darryl Mitchell,
C.P.M InfrastructureCluster
Rick BealCategory Manager
MRO
Karen Montgomery
Category Manager
Michael LeaheyCategory Manager
I.T. Hardware
Category Manager
I.T. Software Vacant
Category Manager
Commercial Services Vacant
Wendell Carter Category Manager
Professional Services
Josh BordenCategory Manager
Human Services
Debra White Category Manager
Fleet & Travel
Category Manager
ConstructionVacant
John Thomason Category Manager
UtilitiesVacant
Carl Hall Associate Category Manager
Matt TaylorAssociate Category Manager
Category AnalystVacant
Bernie Joy Associate Category Manager
Anthony GriffinCategory Analyst
Sourcing Specialist
Vacant
Associate Category
Manager Vacant
Associate Category
Manager Vacant
Associate Category
Manager Vacant
Associate Category
Manager Vacant
Associate Category
Manager Vacant
Associate Category
Manager Vacant
Billy Gilbert Associate
Category Manager
Marvin Register Associate Category Manager
Associate Category ManagerVacant
Associate Category Manager
Vacant
SPD – Strategic Sourcing 11/5/2007
Sourcing Specialist Vacant
Sourcing Specialist
Vacant
Beverly AlexanderCategory Manager
Associate Category
Manager Vacant
Shirley TidwellCategory Analyst
Sourcing Specialist
Vacant
Willie MoonCategory Analyst
Misty BrooksSecretary 3
Sourcing Specialist
Vacant
Legend Green = Vacant
Yellow = Position filled between Dec. 2006 – June 2007Blue = Position filled between July 2007 – November 1, 2007
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Organizational Chart – Strategic Sourcing
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Programs
• Strategic Sourcing▪ Focused attention on working with stakeholders▪ Planning procurements (P-D-I-M)
• Knowledge Center▪ Information systems▪ Business process improvements▪ Increased and improved communications▪ Training programs▪ Outreach to vendors, agencies and colleges/
universities
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Metrics – Managing our Work
• Increasing our training and certification efforts• Delegation of purchasing authority to
agencies/universities• Reducing cycle time for RFxs • Increasing Statewide contracts • Reducing protests and protest
response/resolution time• Increasing Purchasing Card managed spend
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Other Topics
• State Facilities Service Survey – Due November 14th
• Governors emergency proclamation on water use
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• Customer Service – Gina Tiedemann, Director of Customer Advocacy
• Business Improvement – Kelly Loll-Jones, Director of Knowledge Center
• Sourcing – Terry Doumkos, Director of Strategic Sourcing• Professional Development – Dr. Mirna Barker, Chief
Learning Officer• Purchasing Card Program – Donna Rayner, P-Card Program
Manager• Legal Information – Mary Scruggs, J.D., Legal Counsel
Agenda Today - Presenters
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Questions?
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Customer Service
Gina Tiedemann
Director
Customer Advocacy
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Customer Service – FY 07 Customer Survey Results and Action Plans
As a result of our customer survey, SPD is vigorously planning and implementing strategies with the goal to meet or exceed your expectations. We have identified six (6) top areas for improvement.
▪ Communications▪ SPD website▪ Lack of responsiveness▪ Tool enhancements and process efficiencies▪ Looking up NIGP codes in PeopleSoft▪ Inability to award a bid on the day it closes
You can expect more information pertaining to these areas and others in the near future.
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Customer Service – Regional Conferences
Four conferences – South, Middle, North Georgia and Metro Atlanta
Agenda▪ Welcome by Tim Gibney, DOAS Assistant Commissioner – Procurement▪ SPD leadership introductions▪ “Birds of a Feather” type breakouts for tabletop discussions on topics of
interest to participants Dates/locations
▪ Atlanta – November 27th, Twin Towers▪ Tifton – December 11th, UGA RDC Facility▪ 11am – 2:30pm, lunch included▪ Middle and North Georgia dates and locations - TBD
Audience▪ Agency & college/university procurement staff▪ Business/program managers who participate in the procurement process
(requisitioning, solicitation, etc.)
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Customer Service – New Website Development
SPD has engaged in the initiative to re-design the current website
▪ Updating existing documents and taxonomy
▪ Soliciting feedback from customer agencies
▪ Issue RFP for Web Design & Support
▪ Customer agencies to assist in the design and evaluation process
▪ Implement SharePoint collaboration software
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Customer Service – Quarterly Newsletter
State Purchasing Marketing & Communications Team will publish a quarterly newsletter that will provide timely information to our customers. The inaugural edition will feature articles of interest such as :
▪ Message from Tim Gibney, Assistant Commissioner - Procurement
▪ Spotlight on customer agencies▪ Team Georgia Marketplace updates▪ Training updates▪ Introduction of new SPD staff members and much more
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Questions?
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Business Improvement
Kelly Loll-JonesDirector
Knowledge Center
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• Stage I - Solicitation Process– Completed▪ Cherry Road Technologies Selected as Implementation Partner
• Stage II - Project Implementation/Pilot Program – July 2007 to May 2009
▪ Project Initiation Phase (September – early October, 2007) • Pilot agencies selected (DHR, GDC, DOAS/SPD)• Initiative (& resulting system) officially named via statewide contest• Core Workgroup established
– Pilot agencies– 8 top spend – DOT, DHR, DCH, GDC, GTA, DNR, DJJ, DOE– BOR, Large university – Georgia Tech, Small university –
Georgia Gwinnett– 2 medium spend – DEcD, GFC– 2 small spend – OPB, GPSTC– DOAS– Audits
• Project kick-off meeting held
Team Georgia Marketplace (TGM) Implementation
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Team Georgia Marketplace (TGM) Implementation - continued
• Stage II - Continue▪ Planning & Analysis Phase (early October, 2007 – February, 2008)
• Initial Steering Committee meeting held (will meet monthly)• Requirements gathered from 3 pilot agencies (Complete)• Requirements will be validated by Core Workgroup agencies & universities
(Completion date November 28th)• Fit/gap sessions will be held with pilot agencies and Core Workgroup agencies &
universities on all modules (beginning December 3rd)• Gaps will be analyzed and decisions made concerning inclusion• Project schedule will be reviewed based on outcomes of Fit/Gap
▪ Tentative schedule for remainder of project *• Design & Development Phase – target completion June, 2008• Testing & Training Phase – target completion November, 2008• Deployment Phase (System “Go Live” for 3 pilot agencies) – target January, 2009• Master Plan for Statewide Roll Out – target completion February, 2009• Closing Phase & Post Implementation System Stabilization/Support – target
completion July, 2009
• Stage III - System Support/Statewide Roll Out – May 2009 to May 2010
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Team Georgia Marketplace (TGM) Project Objectives
• Create a Self sufficient SPD supported eProcurement System
▪ Install and configure six (6) eProcurement/Supplier Relationship Modules
• ePro• Strategic Sourcing• Contract Management• Catalog Management• eSupplier Connect• Supplier Rating (on hold)
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eQuote Phase II Enhancements – Roll Out March
eQuote Phase II
• $100,000 limit/DPA to the eQuote posting amount
• Quote and award at line item level • Awarding to multiple vendors• Re-award to different vendor(s) if original
vendor(s) cannot meet requirements• Attachments at the eQuote level • Ability to edit the eQuote posting after
the bid is open and add attachments• Ability to add multiple attachments at
header and line level• Allow vendor to send attachments with
response• Comment box reminding buyers of
reciprocal preference law• Ability to save eQuote posting and
release later (up to 30 days from the last edited date)
eQuote Phase II
• Ability to add vendors not registered on the Vendor Registration system
• Comparison of eQuote amount to Delegated Purchase Authority (DPA)
• Terms & conditions links with an “I accept” and “I do not accept” boxes
• Ability to add as many NIGP codes as desired at header level
• Drop down selection window of NIGP codes at line level based on header NIGP code(s)
• Additional functions to eQuote Tabulation• Addition of eQuotes Report Menu with
additional eQuote Reports• Ability to copy information from
previous/existing eQuote to a new eQuote• Redirect agency buyer to State Purchasing for
eQuotes over the agency DPA. Display error message stating that the agency has exceeded their DPA.
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GPR Changes – Roll Out January
GPR Changes:• Posting to the GPR will be tied to the Agency’s Delegated
Purchasing Authority (DPA)
▪ Tables Will Assist Agencies in Knowing their Authorized Limits
• Automating the Approval Process for Request’s to Exceed Agency Delegate Purchasing Authority or to Issue an RFP
• Automating the NOIA Process for Purchases over $100,000
• Ability to Identify Exempt Purchases to Expedite Processing
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NIGP Codes
• State Purchasing has acquired licensing for statewide usage of the 11-digit NIGP codes.
• Board of Regents – each college/university will be allowed one license for their purchasing system.
• Update People Soft and GPR with latest version of NIGP Codes
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Questions?
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Strategic Sourcing
Terry DoumkosDirector
Strategic Sourcing
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Strategic Sourcing
Benefits of Strategic Sourcing
•Lowest Total Overall Life Cycle Cost
•Mitigates Risk and Optimize Spend
•Fairness For You And The Supplier
•Best Use Of Taxpayer Money
How can you help SPD?What is it?• Strategic Sourcing vs. Tactical
• Progressive “best in class” ideologies
• Category Expertise
• CRM/SRM
• Strategy varies with sourcing event
• Collaborative participation of customers and vendors
• Objectives:- Lowest Total Cost Of Ownership- Consolidation Of Spend- Proactive sourcing management
•PARTICIPATE on Sourcing Teams when appropriate
•Gather as much information on spend as possible – exchange information
•Encourage your end users to provide the Sourcing Team with input, and/or participate on team
•Provide feedback on supplier performance
•Get engaged early
•Pre-project planning
•Enhance Proven Methodology For Obtaining Best Results
•Maintain Improved Systems For Sourcing And Historical Information, Which Leads To Better Buys and Increase Service Level
Each cluster’s staff will possess the necessary process, commodity and/or service expertise to assist in all phases of the Standard Procurement Process
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Strategic Sourcing Support – Vertically Aligned Category Management
Each cluster’s staff will possess the necessary process, commodity and/or service expertise to assist in all phases
of the Standard Procurement Process
Your Support Partners Are:Director
Strategic Sourcing
Terry Doumkos
Manager
I.T. & Telecom
Brian Wirpsa
Manager
Services & Projects
Debra Blount
Manager
Goods
Dennis King
Manager
Plant, Ppty & Infstr.
Darryl Mitchell
• MRO
• MRO Supplies
• Goods & Raw Materials
• Furniture
• Office Supplies
• Goods
• Medical Supplies
• Agricultural Supplies
• General Supplies
• Food & Food Supplies
• Law Enforcement Equipment and Supplies
• I.T.
• Hardware
• Software
• Services
• Telecom
• Hardware
• Services
• Specialized Hardware
• Commercial Services
• Banking Services
• Logistics Services
• Professional Services
• Management Consulting
• Accounting & Financial Services
• Human Services
• Health Insurance
• Health & Human Services
• Fleet & Travel
• Fleet
• Equipment
• Travel
• Construction
• Road
• Building
• Utilities
• Waste/Sewage
• Fuels
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Strategic Sourcing - Early Involvement
• Cross – group pre-project planning and collaboration
• Identifying your Procurement lead/support
• Shorter cycle times = faster completed sourcing initiatives/events
• Collaborative SOW and guidance on specifications
• Streamlined processes and join partnership
• Best value-added and overall return for our Tax payers
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New SWC Pipeline
• Agricultural Supplies 11/30/07• IT Hardware 12/30/07• IT Staffing 12/30/07• Medical/Lab Equipment Supplies 11/30/07• Tractors/Mowers/ATV’s/UTV’s 12/01/07• MRO 12/30/07
**For a comprehensive list of existing SWC’s, please visit: http://ssl.doas.state.ga.us/PRSapp/PR_StateWide_contract_menu.jsp
(This list is modified as SWC’s are added – please visit this link on a regular basis)
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SPD Communication/Marketing SWC’s
Partnership/
Collaboration
RFP/Executed SWC
•List Serve-APO
-UPO
-Other (Procurement Officials)
-Finance
•Web Page http://ssl.doas.state.ga.us/PRSapp/PR_StateWide_contract_menu.jsp
•Newsletter (Georgia Purchaser)
•Conferences
Distribution of Information
(MARCOM)
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Questions?
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Training
Mirna Barker
Chief Learning Officer
Professional Development
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Training Information
Training Schedule posted
Training Classes Schedule through
June FY08
Additional Training Classes to be Scheduled in Other Cities Throughout the
State
Additional Third-Party Training Classes to be Scheduled for Next Calendar
Year
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New Instructor-Lead Training Courses
Writing Basic Specifications (1 day)
Writing Request for Proposals (RFPs) (1 + ½ days)
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New Training Courses Available
Writing Basic Specifications
The purpose of this training session is to help you understand the relationship between the buyer, the end-user, and the vendor in the solicitation process and the importance and basic methods of writing clear and accurate specifications that are the basis of that communication process.
This training will combine lecture and both small group as well as hands-on activities.
Writing Requests for Proposals
The purpose of this training session is to help you understand the entire Request for Proposal (RFP) process.
The course begins with an explanation of when to use an RFP instead of an Request for Quotation (RFQ). Then, it includes a discussion of the critical aspects associated with the Statement of Work (SOW) and an introduction of the State Purchasing Division eRFP template which you use to create the RFP.
During the class you practice evaluating vendor responses and making a sample award.
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Introducing RFP Clinics
• RFP Clinic schedules will be posted with the Training Schedules on the Training Schedules web page
• The RFP Clinic is scheduled to follow the Writing RFPs training class. It is recommended to attend the Writing RFPs training class first
• You register for the RFP Clinics by submitting a request to [email protected]
• You receive a confirmation email to attend the RFP Clinic
• You receive assistance from a Strategic Sourcing representative representing the cluster group related to your RFP
The Strategic Sourcing group will help you with your specific RFP needs.
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Coming Soon - New Instructor-Lead Training Courses
Legal Issues
Introduction to Purchasing Card Principles
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New Training Courses - Soon to be Available
New Delivery Method:Introduction to State Purchasing will be delivered online
New Delivery Method:Introduction to State Purchasing will be delivered online
With online courses you can access the training course when you need it and advance at your own pace
With online courses you can access the training course when you need it and advance at your own pace
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Soon to be Available
New Method to Register for
Training Classes
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Questions?
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Purchasing Card
Donna Rayner
Manager Purchasing Card
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Purchasing Card
New Policy
New Administrative and User Guidelines
Works Payment Manager
DR
Your NameYour Entity’s Name
Bank of America
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Questions?
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Legal
Mary Scruggs
Attorney
Legal Services
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What’s New for SPD Legal Issues?
• Updated Form: Sales and Use Tax Compliance Confirmation, Form SPD-SP014
• Feedback Requested: New Proposed Standard State of Georgia PO Terms & RFQ Instructions
• Cycle Time Improvement News: Cycle Time Reduction for Formal Protest Process
• Upcoming Training: Legal Issues Class
Legal Issues Overview:
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Updated Form: Sales & Use Tax Compliance ConfirmationForm SPD-SP014
• WHAT’S NEW? Recently revised by the Department of Revenue and DOAS to request additional information to facilitate review.
▪ As a courtesy, the Department of Revenue will continue to process the old form until November 19, 2007.
▪ The updated form is available on the SPD Official Forms webpage as follows: Sales & Use Tax Form
▪ Completed forms should be sent via e-mail as follows: [email protected]
• Same Purpose: Verification as to whether vendors and/or vendors’ affiliates are prohibited sources as defined by OCGA Section 50-5-82
• Same Application: Verification must be received prior to contract award for any award exceeding $100,000
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Updated Form: Sales & Use Tax Registration/Compliance
(excerpt from new form)Form: SPD-SP014, Revision September 2007
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Feedback Requested: Updated Standard Terms & RFQ Instructions• WHAT’S NEW? Proposed updates to the existing State of Georgia
PO Terms & RFQ Instructions will be posted to the SPD website
▪ The web posting will include instructions for all interested agency entities to submit feedback
▪ Feedback will be processed before any changes will be made to the existing terms and instructions
• The existing State of Georgia PO Terms & RFQ Instructions are currently located online as follows:
http://statepurchasing.doas.georgia.gov/vgn/images/portal/cit_1210/29/20/36599468terms-conditions.pdf
• Same Purpose: (1) Provides minimal contract terms for POs created through PeopleSoft and (2) Provides minimal vendor instructions for RFQs created in PeopleSoft
• Same Application: The existing terms are automatically incorporated by reference to the web link; however, the terms are superseded by any attached contract.
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Feedback Requested: Updated Standard Terms & RFQ Instructions
(excerpt from existing online terms)
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Cycle Time Improvement News: Reduction for Formal Protest Process
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*Data for Q2 FY’08 Is Not Final; Information Tracked by Quarter in which Protest was Filed.-The resolution time increase in Q4 FY’07 is largely attributable to (1) the intense review of the protests regarding the Temp IT Staffing solicitation and (2) the number of protests filed (27).
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Upcoming Training:Legal Issues Class
• On November 19th, the new Legal Issues Class will be previewed internally by all interested SPD staff to facilitate feedback.
• The new Legal Issues Class will then be offered to agency professionals in 2008.
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Questions?
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