Wayne Marion Email Address

Associate Director Facilities Management

Salt Lake County's Division of Behavioral Health Services (DBHS) is the administrative arm of the Local Authority (County Council), regarding public mental health and substance use disorder systems of care. The Division oversees a managed-care system responsible for all publicly-funded behavioral health care services. This includes managing the county's pre-paid (at-risk) $64 million dollar (FY16) behavioral health Medicaid plan for all county residents, as well as managing the Alternatives To Incarceration (ATI) programs. The Division supports a comprehensive continuum of services, including: Prevention, health and wellness Crisis intervention Mental Health treatment Substance Use Disorder treatment Aftercare and recovery support (e.g., transitional housing, social support, employment, continued care, etc.) The Division administers substance use prevention and treatment services in Salt Lake County under the direction of the Local Authority. These services constitute the largest alcohol and drug prevention and treatment program in the state of Utah. While the Division does not treat clients itself, it utilizes a group of subcontracted treatment providers, located all throughout Salt Lake County, who are responsible for the care and treatment of county clients. Additionally, the Division subcontracts with the University of Utah's Assessment & Referral Services to perform assessments as well as to offer free interim group services for individuals who may have to await admission into treatment because of limited availability. Similarly, the Division also subcontracts with school districts and other prevention providers to deliver universal, selected, and indicated prevention programs.

Salt Lake County Government contains over 162 buildings and 5.8 million square feet to operate and maintain. Facilities Management provides turnkey services for capital construction projects, preventative maintenance and corrective maintenance. The Real Estate section of Facilities Management is responsible for acquisition, disposal, leasing and management of County land. Facilities Management also operates and maintains the Salt Lake County Government Center for employees and citizens of Salt Lake County. The Director of Facilities Management directs the programming, design, and construction of all facilities approved by the County Mayor and the County Council in the budget process within appropriated budgets and approved time schedules. Directs the procurement, selection, and bidding process of capital development/improvement and maintenance projects. Monitors and evaluates operations, programs and processes for quality effectiveness. Makes recommendations for improvement. Directs the assessment of existing County facilities' maintenance needs and priorities these projects for funding. Represents the Division of Facilities Management before decision makers and advises on pertinent issues. Approves and administers the budgets related to the functions of the division. Monitors the budget including revenues, expenditures, and budget projections. Coordinates activities, services, and/or program implementation with private providers, other governmental entities, program users, etc.. Supervises staff which includes hiring, monitoring, and delegating work assignments, providing performance evaluations, training, and disciplinary actions.