大学5年战略规划.pdfVIP

5-Year Strategic Plan 2009-2014 Organization PTS and the CU Police Department comprise the University of Colorado’s Department of Public Safety. PTS consists of 62 full-time positions, 15 variable positions, and approximately 150 hourly and seasonal employees. PTS manages 121 parking areas on the campus encompassing approximately 1.3 million square feet or 31 acres. PTS is responsible for administration and maintenance of most campus parking facilities, and for coordinating parking arrangements for sporting and other special events. PTS provides parking enforcement for all campus parking areas; provides transit services for campus departments and affiliates; operates the Williams Village shuttle program; manages the CU fleet of state-owned vehicles; maintains services for state-owned vehicles operated by the campus and other state agencies; provides driver training for campus employees; administers vehicle leasing for campus departments; provides transit passes to campus employees; provides bicycle registration and minor bike repair services on registered bikes and provides free bike rentals to campus affiliates; coordinates with external entities such as the city of Boulder, the Regional Transportation District (RTD) and the Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG) concerning development of commuter access to the campus and transportation planning. PTS Mission Statement CU Parking Transportation Services’ mission is to support the university by maximizing campus access. We are a customer-oriented team of professionals dedicated to providing innovative solutions and options to meet our community’s transportation needs. Our success depends upon supporting and investing in our workforce, meeting our fiscal responsibilities as a self-funded university business and planning for a sustainable future. PTS Vision Statement We understand and respond to the campus co