Vermont § 57 - Executive Order No. 3-57 (No. 02-13) [Transfer of Certain Technology Positions to the Department of Information

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§ 57. Executive Order No. 3-57 (No. 02-13) [Transfer of Certain Technology Positions to the Department of Information

  • and Innovation] WHEREAS, the Governor, pursuant to 3 V.S.A. § 209 and 3 V.S.A. § 2001, may make changes in the organization of the executive branch as he considers necessary
    for efficient administration; and WHEREAS, the State could improve and enhance its ability to provide services to the
    public through the transfer of certain technology support positions from the Agency
    of Human Services (AHS) to the Department of Information and Innovation (DII); NOW THEREFORE, I, Peter Shumlin, by the power vested in me as Governor, do hereby: 1. Transfer, effective July 1, 2013, the following positions and incumbents from AHS
    to DII: Position No. HR Title 1 720084 IT Specialist I 2 720086 IT Sys Admin 3 720085 IT Specialist III 4 720003 Help Desk Sp II 5 720065 Network Admin II 6 720150 IT Security 7 720130 AHS Security Director 8 720083 IT Specialist II 9 720106 IT Specialist II 10 720098 Agency IT Procurement Services Specialist 11 720105 IT Specialist II 12 720059 Network Admin III 13 720087 Network Admin III 14 720090 IT Specialist II 15 750516 IT Specialist III 16 720104 Help Desk Sp II 17 720089 IT Specialist I 18 720093 IT Specialist II 19 720102 Network Admin II 20 720096 IT Specialist II 21 720082 IT Manager I 22 720100 IT Sys Admin 23 720103 IT Specialist II 24 720094 Network Admin II 25 720092 IT Sys Admin 26 720095 Network Admin II 2. Transfer, effective July 1, 2013, the functions, equipment, supplies and inventory
    associated with the above listed positions from AHS to DII. Any and all appropriations
    will remain with AHS, as DII will charge AHS for services consumed. 3. Direct the Commissioner of DII to define the position duties and take appropriate
    classification actions through the Department of Human Resources prior to the effective
    date of the transfer. The Commissioner shall also take, with the assistance of the
    Agency Secretaries and Department Commissioners affected by the transfer, any and
    all necessary actions to organize, plan and affect an orderly transfer and transition. This Executive Order shall take effect on April 12, 2013, or before final adjournment
    of the annual session, whichever comes first, unless disapproved by the General Assembly
    pursuant to 3 V.S.A. § 2002. This Executive Order shall be submitted to the General Assembly pursuant to 3 V.S.A. § 2002(b). Dated January 11, 2013.

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