Project: Report Scanning "Complete"
At this date I have finished scanning reports for the admin department. The scanning process included taking Statistics Reports and Annual Reports (no TPS Reports) and scanning them into a .pdf file.
A 'blog' of Ryan Metcalf's activities while employed by Johnson County Wastewater (JCW)
At this date I have finished scanning reports for the admin department. The scanning process included taking Statistics Reports and Annual Reports (no TPS Reports) and scanning them into a .pdf file.
A Meeting was held today in my office/conference room regarding the history project currently underway. Karen supplied me with some photographs to scan, dataing back to the late 40's. It's going to be a great project when it gets done.
Today I attended the Wastewater Budget meeting which was a special session of the Board of County Commissioners. Disucssed were items such as adding a new Sewerline camera truck and crew, a new engineer, and increases in utility bills. Most items were approved, although the new engineer was not approved. Currently, Wastewater contracts out work to frims such as GBA (George Butler & Associates) and Black & Veatch.
Today I spent the day with karen Sorenson downtown at Bartle Hall doing volunteer work for SkillsUSA. More specifically helping run the Web Design contest. More can be found on SkillUSA at http://www.skillsusa.org/.
Today I attended the KCMAGWEB (Kansas City Metro Area Government Webmasters) meeting with Karen Sorenson. It was a very informative meeting, discussed uses of CSS and a drawing was held for a copy of Windows XP Professional, donated by Microsoft.
Cynthia Williams got me started on redesigning the bill for Johnson County Wastewater. It makes for a "cool" project because my design is eventually going to be mailed every other month to somewhere around a quarter million people.
Today I started to work with Jim Bills (JCW GIS) on some GPS stuff. Very interesting.
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Today I toured the ITS department at the Johnson County Administration building (with Karen Sorenson, Wastewater Webmaster). It's a very interesting place, and their server room is especially interesting, its all secure and something like triple reduntly cooled, etc. Let's just say its a vault with a lot of fail-safes.
Today I attended the regular business session of the county board of commissioners. Today was declared "Leawood day." Was able to attend meeting so that I might more throughly undertsnad the government process at the county level. Very interesting, but ran past its scheduled time.
Today I attended "Wasterwater 101" put on by the Wastewater Administrator, Doug Smith. 101 covered all the basics of what wastewater does, how the government process with wastewater works, etc.
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