

Quality is on the line, and DBPR needs your feedback to put customer service on the map.
Quality is on the line, and Secretary Drago needs your feedback to put customer service on the map. He wants to hear from you! The Department of Business and Professional Regulation strives to provide high-quality customer service. “Quality on the Line” is your opportunity to play an active role in your government and inspire positive changes at DBPR. By sharing your experiences and ideas with DBPR Secretary Charles W. Drago, you can enhance customer service, improve business practices, propose legislative changes, and more. Building on the success of Secretary Drago’s “On the Road to Better Business,” when he toured Florida to meet with customers, this Web-based initiative is intended to gain valuable, unique insight into department processes that only end-users have. During “Quality on the Line,” Secretary Drago will be standing by ready at his computer in Tallahassee ready to read and respond to your concerns. In light of the difficult budget times, “Quality on the Line” is a no-cost solution intended to continue the culture of open dialogue between DBPR management and the people we serve. No taxpayer or licensee money is being used during this initiative.
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State regulator holds 'online office hours' —Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville
DBPR Announces Cost-Free Initiative—WMBB, Panama City
Florida’s top business regulator creates ‘in touch’ effort—Business Journal, Tampa Online session set with business regulator—
Florida's Second Largest Licensing Agency gets Earful —WFSU-FM 06-15-2009
Capital Update—The Florida Channel, June 5, 2009 Secretary Charles W. Drago Announces Cost-Free Customer Service Initiative |
Aug. 12, 2009 Thank you for participating in “Quality on the Line!” I have enjoyed the opportunity to correspond directly with the people we serve. I have learned from your feedback, and you have helped us reevaluate our course. Now we can ensure that customers’ feedback is steering policy, enhancements and new ideas. We will use your feedback as a springboard for the work we will do the rest of the year. The timing is great, as it coincides with the beginning of the state’s fiscal year and prior to legislative session. We must begin putting our new customer-driven ideas into action. They will take the form of changes in our processes, new customers service initiatives and proposed legislation. The DBPR team is thankful for your feedback and your help keeping us on the path to success.
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