1. Shared Service Management Presentation by Derrick Bellows SPWA Conference, Feb 24 2016

2. Introduction/Overview Municipal services are becoming increasingly complex and costly. Focus on solid waste but generally applicable to PW services. MOE is redefining objectives and outcomes. Encouraging new ways of doing business such as partnerships, shared services and regionalization.

3. Solid Waste Societal and regulatory changes Increased sensitivity to human impacts on the environment. Ensure public health protection (ongoing) GOAL: Provide the best blend of services to meet community and regulator needs. Changes in the MOE regulatory approach Results based Measureable and objective outcomes

4. Impact on homes and municipalities

5. Regionalization Map of WM authorities in Sask Some are big Some are small Some dispersed Some have changed All are formal Formed cooperatively

6. Changing Municipal SW Service Need to integrate all aspects of SWM Collection/segregation Recycling/recovery Landfill disposal Provincial solid waste management strategy More business like approach considering new ways of providing services

7. Opportunities Use partnerships to share costs and risks Outsource traditional work Shared services through partnerships, contracts Take advantage of expertise; Private sector; contractors and consultants Inter-municipal knowledge/experience

8. What Next? It Takes Work to Sort it Out! Spend time to define objectives Look for opportunities with neighbors Use expert help in industry Questions? ATAP booth #16