Planning, Environmental, and Development Services Department (PEDS) Launches Strategic Management Plan
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Five-Year Plan Prioritizes Improved Processes, Better Communication, Innovation, and More
Whether it’s issuing permits for fences and pools, helping small businesses get started, or protecting our waterways and wildlife corridors, Orange County’s Planning, Environmental, and Development Services (PEDS) Department plays a vital role in residents’ daily lives.
Now, residents and businesses who rely on these services can expect to see some positive changes ahead.
PEDS has launched its first-ever departmentwide Strategic Management Plan — a five-year roadmap focused on improving services, streamlining processes, raising staff accountability, and enhancing communication to better serve the community.
Led by PEDS Director Tanya Wilson, the Department includes nearly 600 employees across seven divisions: Planning, Zoning, Building Safety, Fiscal & Operational Support, Environmental Protection, Housing & Community Development, and Neighborhood Services.
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Five-Year Plan Prioritizes Improved Processes, Better Communication, Innovation, and More
Whether it’s issuing permits for fences and pools, helping small businesses get started, or protecting our waterways and wildlife corridors, Orange County’s Planning, Environmental, and Development Services (PEDS) Department plays a vital role in residents’ daily lives.
Now, residents and businesses who rely on these services can expect to see some positive changes ahead.
PEDS has launched its first-ever departmentwide Strategic Management Plan — a five-year roadmap focused on improving services, streamlining processes, raising staff accountability, and enhancing communication to better serve the community.
Led by PEDS Director Tanya Wilson, the Department includes nearly 600 employees across seven divisions: Planning, Zoning, Building Safety, Fiscal & Operational Support, Environmental Protection, Housing & Community Development, and Neighborhood Services.
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