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Resource requirements for implementing Intro 1131 task force

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Council Member Brooks-Powers inquires about the resource requirements for implementing the task force proposed in Intro 1131. DOT officials respond:

DOT does not anticipate requiring additional resources to implement the task force
Existing personnel would be committed to support the task force
No additional staffing is expected to be needed
DOT plans to use current staff to engage on the issue without waiting for new hires
The implementation of Intro 1131 appears to have minimal additional cost implications for DOT

Selvena N. Brooks-Powers

1:48:04

Okay.

1:48:06

Going back to to my bill intro 1131, wanting to understand the cost for that too.

1:48:12

Does DLT anticipate intro 1131 would require additional resources to implement the task force?

Eric Beaton

1:48:19

We we don't.

1:48:20

We understand we would have to commit staff time and effort, but we our anticipation would be that we would use existing personnel to support that.

Selvena N. Brooks-Powers

1:48:28

Okay.

1:48:30

And I was gonna get into additional staffing.

1:48:32

Do you think additional staffing would be needed, or would DOT be able to as you're, I guess, saying, it would just use who you have.

Eric Beaton

1:48:40

Yeah.

1:48:40

I I I think, you know, realistically, we we would use the existing staff.

1:48:44

We wouldn't say we need to wait and hire to be able to engage on the issue.

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