1. Annual Saving Events Citrus County Clerk of the Circuit Court and Comptroller

2. Annual Saving Events

3. Event History
Started after the Operation Green Light campaign held statewide in 2015
Leap into Savings 2016
Fall into savings 2016
Spring into Savings

4. Event Dates Selected last week of February – first week of March
Cases not sent to collections week prior and week of event
Collection agencies have opportunity to collect during tax season
Included extended hours in 2016, 2017, Normal staffing with regular hours 2019

5. How it Affected Collections
2019 Collection Agency Payments
cases recalled
amount recalled
# payments
amount
Nov 72
$ ,026
160
$36,631.97
Dec 83
$ ,041,030 71
$19,454.01
Jan 88
$ ,993
133
$28,512.86
Feb
$ ,016
126
$26,624.62
Mar
274
$ ,511
190
$50,683.37
Apr
107
$ ,671
138
$30,270.91
Feb/Mar/Apr
514
Cases recalled
$ ,197
Saving Event
158
Paid in Full
$ ,590 28
Deceased
$ ,625 85
TR Citations >7 yrs
$ ,489
243
Placed on Pymt Plan

6. How it Affected Collections
Collection Agency Reporting
Year
# Cases Sent
Amount Sent
# Cases Paid
Amount Paid
Cases Recalled
2015
4018
$2,748,571.94
2313
$588,251.93
N/A
2016
4816
$3,518,043.32
2583
$642,355.90
1,195
2017
3884
$2,850,653.46
1808
$399,100.82
1,272
2018
3772
$2,866,966.50
1751
$389,840.96
1,366
2019
2588
$1,784,684.88
1319
$304,027.88
1,046

7. Calling Cases Back from Collections and Start Payment Plan

8. What Works and What Doesn’t
Saturday did not bring in added traffic
Fall event totals equal to one day of Spring event
Tax time worked best
Scheduled to overlap two months
No impact to payments before or after event

9. Driver’s License Reinstated

10. Numbers of Affidavits provided to Defendant

11. What Works and What Doesn’t

12. What Works and What Doesn’t

13. What Works and What Doesn’t

14. What Works and What Doesn’t
Bus Advertising

15. What Works and What Doesn’t

16. Questions?