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Patrick Rose IT retirement resolution 23-120

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Kathryn Starkey

Okay. Mr. Bros, would you like to approach the podium?

Okay, this is resolution 23-120, a resolution by the Board of County Commissioners of Pasco County, Florida, expressing expressing appreciation to Patrick Rose, data analyst for the information technology department, for his 12 years of exceptional service to Pasco County. Whereas Patrick Brose was hired December sixth, twenty ten as a senior programmer analyst for the Pasco County Information

Technology Department, previously serving twenty-two years with Pinellas County. And whereas, during his career with Pasco County, Patrick Rose served as a senior programmer analyst, a business systems analyst, a technical support manager, and a data analyst. And whereas in 2016, Patrick was instrumental in the implementation and data conversions from the mainframe to the new criminal and juvenile justice information systems. And in his business systems analyst

role, Patrick led projects for Pasco County, including the implementation of the agenda automation system and a work order and asset management system. And whereas Patrick was significant in multiple Pasco County website upgrades that provided citizens with a tool to find local information and county workers with resources they utilized on a day-to-day basis. And whereas Patrick's promotion to a technical support

manager in April of 2019 allowed him to gain knowledge on organizing and prioritizing software development-related projects, including assistance to the public infrastructure branch. His efforts and assistance to the IT Business Unit Support Group. group with within led to the upgrade of the utility billing software. And whereas Patrick was key to the implementation of the payment processing program for solid waste and assisted the six judicial circuit

judges with the creation of the judges bench scheduling application. And whereas Patrick's last role as a data analyst included working with Pasco County leaders on the creation of dashboards for valuable strategic and operational KPI metrics. And whereas on March 3, 2023, Patrick retired from the Board of County Commissioners, the Information Technology Department and the Board of County Commissioners recognize Patrick's outstanding work. Work ethic, dedication, and

dependability in his many job duties, which made him a valuable team member to the citizens of Pasco County. Now, therefore, be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners, Pasco County, Florida, and session duly assembled, that said board hereby expresses its deepest appreciation to Patrick Rose for his more than 12 years of service. Service to the citizens of Pasco County. Done and resolved in regular session with a quorum present in voting this twenty-third day

of May 2023. Bo approval.

Jack MarianoChair

Second. All right, we say aye.

Patrick, you've put many years in government. I'm glad you get your training down in Penellas and come up here, and we get to reap the rewards that you've gotten. Uh the list of items that are here, I'm sure there's more to it as well, are is tremendous. So uh for you for you to Put your time in with us and and help us so so greatly in so many important ways. As an IT person, they're very hard to come by and very well treasured for all you the in in the department as well. Uh we're delighted that you're here and that you're with us and congratulations on your retirement. I would like to say a few words.

Unidentified speakerVoice A

Yes, it's been it's been a joy to be I mean, I love creating things, implementing new processes and everything like that, making life a lot easier. Um, especially like the fur the not the agenda automation system you have but today, but the one prior to it. I was very instrumental in that and that took a lot of work and a lot of coordination with the clerk's office and and all and uh the agenda people, so It's been a real joy to to work at the county and and create things that make life a lot easier. So

Jack MarianoChair

No we appreciate you.

Unidentified speakerVoice A

Congratulations.

Kathryn Starkey

Must have must have been an interesting morning for you.

Mike Carballa

Mike Carbella? Yeah, I just want to add something. Uh when I first met Patrick, I thought he had the coolest last name of anyone that I'd ever met. Um but you did a lot of great stuff during our time in public infrastructure, and I just want to thank you for that publicly. Uh well done and congrats on retirement.

Jack MarianoChair

Now do you

Mike Carballa

have family here?

Jack MarianoChair

Yeah.

Unidentified speakerVoice A

My wife's

Jack MarianoChair

here.

Excellent. Why don't we come all up front with get a ticket picture? Mike, anyone from the department there too?

Unidentified speakerVoice A

Uh yeah, Mike Jeff and

No, I actually didn't retire from banales. That was a that was uh the layoff from Penella.

Unidentified speakerVoice B

Unless you want to hide

Jack MarianoChair

his gut.

Unidentified speakerVoice C

Okay, folks right here first, please.

Ed Zodian

Yeah, no. Mm-hmm. Oh

Unidentified speakerVoice D

yeah.

David Engel

One more.

Unidentified speakerVoice B

Thank you.

Jack MarianoChair

Thank you. Well congratulations. Thank you for your future.

Sorry for the delay, but a couple of rounds came up.

Barbara Wilhite

Thank you.

Unidentified speakerVoice C

Thank you very much.

Barbara Wilhite

Thank you. Thanks for that.

Seth Weightman

No. I mean those poor folks sent through all morning. Sent through the whole morning.