The department is broken down into the following divisions within the unit:
A. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF:
DIRECTOR AND ASSISTANT DIRECTOR:
The Director of Finance and Assistant Director of Finance are responsible for
managing the overall activities of the department and are specifically responsible
for cash flow, departmental procedures, investment of Authority's funds, banking
relations and working with outside audit staff.
FINANCE AND ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT
Support all areas of the Finance and Accounts Department. Duties include establishing
new bank accounts, maintaining listings of all bank accounts, contracts and
agenda items. Filing, typing manual checks and general office tasks.
B. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE:
The Accounts Payable Department's goal is to disburse vendor payments expeditiously
and accurately. At present, the department consists of an Area Accounting Supervisor
and four data entry clerks. Each clerk is responsible for a specific portion
of the outside vendors or internally generated payments. The Accounts Payable
Supervisor oversees the clerks and is also responsible for selected vendors.
C. PAYROLL:
The Payroll Department is responsible for the timely and accurate processing
and distribution of the Authority's weekly payroll. The department consists
of an Area Accounting Supervisor, a data entry clerk, a payroll specialist and
an accountant.
D. TENANT ACCOUNTING:
The Tenant Accounting Department is responsible for inputting data from the
client worksheets into the
Authority's mainframe computer system to determine the tenant's monthly rent.
The department also posts tenants rent payments collected through a lockbox
service to the tenants account. At present the department consists of an Area
Accounting Supervisor and two data entry clerks.
E. PROGRAM ACCOUNTING:
The Program Accounting Department is responsible for contract payments, financial
reporting, drawdown of funds from funding sources and maintaining an accurate
set of books for each of the Authority's individual programs. At present, the
department consists of an Area Accounting Supervisor and two Senior Accountants.
F CENTRAL FILES:
Central Files organizes, stores and retrieves the Authority's inactive files.
It has information in paper form, micro-fiche and CD Rom. It also has an on-line
repository of scanned cancelled checks dating back several years. There is one
person assigned to the Central Files Department.
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