Highlights

• State Launches "Community Stabilization Home Loan Program"
• Governor Schwarzenegger Highlights Economic Benefits of Proposition 1C
• Governor Signs Legislation to Expedite Funding for Transportation and Housing Projects
• Secretary Bonner Welcomes 2008 BIO International Convention to California
• Governor Schwarzenegger Announces $136 Million for Transit Projects
• Governor/CHP Highlight New Cell Phone Laws Taking Effect July 1
• California Selected as Partner State for CeBIT 2009
• CTC Approves Landmark $3 Billion Goods Movement Program

Public Meeting Notices

The Business, Transportation and Housing Agency (BT&H) has launched a Performance Improvement Initiative to ensure clarity of focus on program outcomes and efficiency of departmental operations with the goal of achieving optimal cost-effectiveness so that the citizens and taxpayers of California and the customers of all departments can be assured they are getting a “high rate of return” on their investment of tax dollars and fees. The work performed in the Performance Improvement Initiative will be reported directly to the California Performance Review established by Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of all of California government. To assist the BT&H in its review of departments under its purview, including the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), for the purpose of ensuring the departments are operating in a business-like, customer-friendly manner that is clear, transparent and accountable to the public, the BT&H has enlisted the aid of a blue ribbon, advisory Expert Review Panel. As part of its work, the Panel is holding a public meeting to solicit from the various stakeholders of the DMV’s programs input regarding the department’s mission, outcomes, performance metrics and benchmarks with similar organizations. All interested parties are invited to attend the meeting to provide recommendations as to how the department can improve its performance to better achieve the goals stated above. Brief oral testimony will be taken at the meeting, but because of the short timeframe the Panel has to complete its work, it is advisable that interested parties also provide their input in writing, preferably in electronic format.

If you plan to attend this meeting, please allow enough time for the security check-in, and bring photo identification with you. Park on street, or at the closest parking lot on 5th St., between R St. and S St.

Any questions regarding this meeting should be directed to Michael Tritz or Joyce Bray at (916) 324-7511 or mtritz@bth.ca.gov or jbray@bth.ca.gov.

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Additional Information:

• Meeting Agenda
• Overview of the Department of Motor Vehicles (pdf)
• Additional Performance Metrics Information for the Department of Motor Vehicles (pdf)