Supervisors Logsdon and O’Connor Introduce Legislation to Enhance Data Governance, Transparency, and Data-Informed Decision-Making
MILWAUKEE — Supervisors Patti Logsdon and Anne O’Connor have introduced legislation to strengthen data governance, transparency, and data-informed decision-making across all Milwaukee County departments and elected offices. This legislative measure aims to support the County’s commitment to responsible data use, enhance public accountability, and improve services for Milwaukee County residents.
Supervisor Logsdon highlighted the significance of this initiative, stating, “Improving data governance is a critical step toward realizing Milwaukee County’s vision of a healthier, more equitable community. With the introduction of this legislation, we are reinforcing our commitment to using data effectively and responsibly to make informed decisions, enhance service delivery, and strengthen public trust.”
The legislation proposes a collaborative approach to data management, encouraging departments and offices to work together to maximize data transparency and follow best practices in data governance. It aligns with Milwaukee County’s strategic priorities of promoting racial and health equity and operational excellence through data-sharing, standardized policies, and a commitment to transparency.
Regular updates on progress to monitor the legislation’s implementation will be provided to the County Board to track advancements in data governance and decision-making across County operations.
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