SL County Wins NACO Customer Service Award

 SL County Wins NACO
Customer Service Award

Salt Lake County won the award for customer service from the National Association of Counties (NACO). The award was presented to Mayor Peter Corroon at NACO’s annual convention in Pittsburgh, Pa.

Nationwide leadership in customer service is one of Mayor Corroon’s major goals for 2012. “For the past seven years we have worked to restore public trust and confidence in Salt Lake County government,” says Mayor Corroon. “I believe this prestigious award, when added to our earlier national recognitions, puts Salt Lake County at the top of local government customer service.”
The first half of 2012 has been a great success for Salt Lake County’s pursuit of effective and efficient government services.

       • In February, Salt Lake County won the Gold Medal for customer service at the prestigious Stevie Awards of Sales and Customer Service.

       • In May, the Salt Lake County Council on Diversity Affairs (CODA) received the Boards and Commissions Award of Excellence from the American Society of Public Administration (ASPA), recognizing what the organization called CODA’s exceptional community service, proactive decision making and ability to facilitate public participation in the government process.

       • In June, the Salt Lake Valley Health Department accepted the most prestigious recognition a public health unit can receive: Samuel J. Crumbine Consumer Protection Award for Excellence in Food Protection. The award was presented to SLVHD at the National Environmental Health Association conference in San Diego.

       • At the end of this month, Darrin Casper, Salt Lake County’s Chief Financial Officer will accept the award for Excellence in Tax Credit Finance from the Council of Development Finance Agencies (CDFA). Salt Lake County won the award for the Calvin L. Rampton-Salt Palace Convention Center solar project.

       • And, next month, Salt Lake County will receive the Envision Utah Governor’s Quality Growth Award for the installation of the 1.65MW solar rooftop array providing nearly 20% of the power needs for the Rampton-Salt Palace Convention Center.

“These honors belong to the thousands of Salt Lake County employees who go above and beyond to assist citizens navigate through the many programs within county government,” says Mayor Corroon. “Our efforts are ongoing. We strive for continued improvements in how we serve our citizens.


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