Staffordshire County Council's aim is to provide high quality services which provide value for money and are focused on, and delivered around the needs of our customers and communities.
The county council provides Staffordshire's population of around 800,000 residents with vital services including schools, libraries, social services, trading standards, highways and planning.
Sixty two elected county councillors make decisions for the county and work closely with council officers to drive our overall strategy.
The county council is the largest employer in Staffordshire with over 30,000 staff delivering services across the county. Employees are based within three directorates; Social Care & Health, Children & Lifelong Learning, and Development Services. In addition, there are four support units - Chief Executive's Office, Finance, Law & Democracy and Staffordshire ICT.
The council also works with partner organisations such as district and parish councils, police, fire and health authorities to help improve the prosperity, health, safety and environment of the whole county.
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01/09/2010 08:34:07
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