Dutchess comptroller improves county processes during COVID-19

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POUGHKEEPSIE – Dutchess County Comptroller Robin Lois has released an update on process improvements within the county and the comptroller’s office in response to the unprecedented challenges presented by the COVID-19 Pandemic.

“While it has always been a priority of the comptroller’s office to streamline processes and reduce the reliance on paper and the redundancy of records, the identification of certain areas for improvement has been expedited as a result of the COVID-19 Pandemic,” she said. “I will continue to reform accounting practices within the comptroller’s office and the county to modernize audit practices and payment processes.”

Robin Lois

Lois said her top priority is to maximize the use of the county’s financial management system and software to eliminate duplicate tasks, as well as eliminating costly paper processes associated with filing and handling paper.

  The comptroller said she has also identified several other areas for improvement that will continue to be worked on with departments and end-users throughout the remainder of the year.




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