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Every year, millions of people around the world contact Sedgwick when they face an unsettling, unfamiliar or stressful event — whether a catastrophe, an accident, an absence request or claim scenario. They can count on us to listen, to respond, to protect and to help make things right.
Our global claims management solutions are tailored for corporations, insurance carriers and public entities and help people and organizations navigate the claims process and get back to work, life and business.
Every year, millions of people around the world contact Sedgwick when they face an unsettling, unfamiliar or stressful event — whether a catastrophe, an accident, an absence request or claim scenario. They can count on us to listen, to respond, to protect and to help make things right.
Our global claims management solutions are tailored for corporations, insurance carriers and public entities and help people and organizations navigate the claims process and get back to work, life and business.
Every year, millions of people around the world contact Sedgwick when they face an unsettling, unfamiliar or stressful event — whether a catastrophe, an accident, an absence request or claim scenario. They can count on us to listen, to respond, to protect and to help make things right.
Our global claims management solutions are tailored for corporations, insurance carriers and public entities and help people and organizations navigate the claims process and get back to work, life and business.
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San Bernardino County is located in the heart of Southern California, home to over 2 million residents, encompassing 20,160 square miles from the Nevada State line and the Colorado River to the LA County line. This gives San Bernardino County a diverse climate and geography, from mountains as high as 11,502 feet, to the desert as low as 181 feet, and beautiful valleys in between. Pristine lakes and rivers, snow-capped mountain resorts, flowering deserts, and many other family-oriented recreational attractions take advantage of the natural assets of the area, most within an hour's drive. Families enjoy affordable housing, excellent schools, colleges and universities, and easy access to airports, hospitals, libraries, and parks. The County provides a safe, clean and healthy environment for residents. A variety of shopping and business opportunities abound, in this, the largest County in the contiguous United States.
San Bernardino County is located in the heart of Southern California, home to over 2 million residents, encompassing 20,160 square miles from the Nevada State line and the Colorado River to the LA County line. This gives San Bernardino County a diverse climate and geography, from mountains as high as 11,502 feet, to the desert as low as 181 feet, and beautiful valleys in between. Pristine lakes and rivers, snow-capped mountain resorts, flowering deserts, and many other family-oriented recreational attractions take advantage of the natural assets of the area, most within an hour's drive. Families enjoy affordable housing, excellent schools, colleges and universities, and easy access to airports, hospitals, libraries, and parks. The County provides a safe, clean and healthy environment for residents. A variety of shopping and business opportunities abound, in this, the largest County in the contiguous United States.
We proactively work with our member districts to help them build a culture of safety to prevent unnecessary claims.
County Government
ABOUT THE ORANGE COUNTY FIRE AUTHORITY:
The Orange County Fire Authority (OCFA) is a regional fire service agency that provides emergency response to 23 cities and all unincorporated areas of Orange County. We are dedicated to making the communities we service a safer place to live, work and play through our steadfast commitment to excellence.
The Human Resources Department is committed to a work environment, free of harassment and discrimination where employees can look forward to coming to work each day. Our department consists of dedicated individuals working in Risk Management, Employee Relations, Benefits and Classification & Compensation, and Recruitment & Selection. Through the highest level of collaboration and support, our sections provide superior service to our internal and external customers.
The City of Sunnyvale is a full-service agency with 940 FTE employees serving in all municipal functions, including the departments of City Manager, City Attorney, Public Safety, Community Development, Library & Recreation Services, Environmental Services, Public Works, Finance, Human Resources, and Information Technology.
The City of Sunnyvale is a Charter City with a seven-member City Council and a council-manager form of government. The Mayor is elected at large, while the six council members are elected by district. The Council and City staff enjoy a collaborative, supportive, and respectful relationship with a high level of trust. Sound fiscal policies are imbedded into the City’s culture, with a 10-year balanced budget required by Charter and 20-year projections as a matter of long-standing City policy.
Creation
The Metropolitan Transit Development Board (MTDB) was created in 1975 by the passage of California Senate Bill 101 and came into existence on January 1, 1976. In 1984, the Governor signed Senate Bill 1736, which expanded the MTD Board of Directors from 8 to 15 members. In 2002, Senate Bill 1703 merged MTDB's long-range planning, financial programming, project development and construction functions into the regional metropolitan planning organization, the San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG). In 2005, MTDB changed its name to the Metropolitan Transit System (MTS).
Board of Directors
15-member Board generally meets twice a month. Members selected as follows:
Four appointed from the San Diego City Council
One appointed from each city council of Chula Vista, Coronado, El Cajon, Imperial Beach, La Mesa, Lemon Grove, National City, Poway and Santee
One appointed from the San Diego County Board of Supervisors
One San Diego County resident elected by other Board members to serve as Chairman
Subsidiary Corporations
MTS owns assets of: San Diego Trolley, Inc. (SDTI); San Diego Transit Corporation (SDTC); and the San Diego & Arizona Eastern (SD&AE) Railway Company, which owns 108 miles of track and right-of-way. In addition, MTS provides administrative and support services to San Diego Vintage Trolley, Inc., a non-profit corporation established to restore historic Trolley vehicles.
Areas of Jurisdiction
About 570 square miles of the urbanized areas of San Diego County as well as the rural parts of East County, 3240 total square miles, serving approximately 3 million people in San Diego County.
Operations
Provision of Services
MTS provides bus and rail services directly or by contract with private operators. MTS coordinates all its services and determines the routing, stops, frequencies and hours of operation.
Light Rail
Light rail service is operated by SDTI on four lines (the UC San Diego Blue, Orange, Green and Silver Lines) with a total of 53 stations and 54.3 miles of rail.
Bus
Almost 100 fixed bus routes and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) complementary paratransit service (MTS Access). Fixed route bus service include local, urban, express, premium express and rural routes.
Freight
MTS contracts with the San Diego & Imperial Valley (SD&IV) Railroad and the Pacific Imperial Railroad, Inc. (PIR) to provide freight service to San Diego shippers over SD&AE right-of-way. SD&IV shares certain tracks with SDTI, operating during non-service Trolley hours.
Operating Budget
Approximately $256 million annual operating budget; $101 million comes from fares. Fare revenue accounts for 39.5% of annual operating cost, one of the highest fare box recovery ratios among similar transit systems (FY16).
Ridership
MTS generates 92 million annual passenger trips or 310,000 trips each weekday. MTS provides approximately 2.5 million hours of service across 33 million miles each year (FY16).
Planning and Scheduling
MTS is responsible for the service planning, scheduling, and performance monitoring of all MTS transit services. Service adjustments occur three times per year and as needed to improve efficiency and customer service.
Funding
MTS receives funding from various federal, state, and local sources. The primary sources are the California Transportation Development Act (TDA), Federal Transit Administration (sections 5307, 5337 and 5339), TransNet funds (local sales tax) and fares.
Taxicab Administration
MTS licenses and regulates taxicabs, jitneys, and other private for-hire passenger transportation services by contract with the cities of San Diego, El Cajon, Imperial Beach, La Mesa, Lemon Grove, Poway, and Santee.
San Bernardino County is located in the heart of Southern California, home to over 2 million residents, encompassing 20,160 square miles from the Nevada State line and the Colorado River to the LA County line. This gives San Bernardino County a diverse climate and geography, from mountains as high as 11,502 feet, to the desert as low as 181 feet, and beautiful valleys in between. Pristine lakes and rivers, snow-capped mountain resorts, flowering deserts, and many other family-oriented recreational attractions take advantage of the natural assets of the area, most within an hour's drive. Families enjoy affordable housing, excellent schools, colleges and universities, and easy access to airports, hospitals, libraries, and parks. The County provides a safe, clean and healthy environment for residents. A variety of shopping and business opportunities abound, in this, the largest County in the contiguous United States.
San Bernardino County is located in the heart of Southern California, home to over 2 million residents, encompassing 20,160 square miles from the Nevada State line and the Colorado River to the LA County line. This gives San Bernardino County a diverse climate and geography, from mountains as high as 11,502 feet, to the desert as low as 181 feet, and beautiful valleys in between. Pristine lakes and rivers, snow-capped mountain resorts, flowering deserts, and many other family-oriented recreational attractions take advantage of the natural assets of the area, most within an hour's drive. Families enjoy affordable housing, excellent schools, colleges and universities, and easy access to airports, hospitals, libraries, and parks. The County provides a safe, clean and healthy environment for residents. A variety of shopping and business opportunities abound, in this, the largest County in the contiguous United States.
The County of Nevada, CA currently seeks a Risk Manager.
San Bernardino County is located in the heart of Southern California, home to over 2 million residents, encompassing 20,160 square miles from the Nevada State line and the Colorado River to the LA County line. This gives San Bernardino County a diverse climate and geography, from mountains as high as 11,502 feet, to the desert as low as 181 feet, and beautiful valleys in between. Pristine lakes and rivers, snow-capped mountain resorts, flowering deserts, and many other family-oriented recreational attractions take advantage of the natural assets of the area, most within an hour's drive. Families enjoy affordable housing, excellent schools, colleges and universities, and easy access to airports, hospitals, libraries, and parks. The County provides a safe, clean and healthy environment for residents. A variety of shopping and business opportunities abound, in this, the largest County in the contiguous United States.
