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Cardkey Access

2015-04-10
In County Manager

Building Access and Cardkey Policy: Administrative Memo B-20

ADMINISTRATIVE MEMORANDUM COUNTY OF SAN MATEO NUMBER: B-20 SUBJECT: Building Access and Cardkey Policy RESPONSIBLE DEPARTMENT: County Manager / Clerk of the Board DATE: January 2, 2014 I. INTRODUCTION Overview This policy outlines the building access guidelines and expectations for all individuals who possess County cardkeys. Each cardkey shall contain the individual’s legal name as it appears on a government-issued identification such as a driver’s license (no nicknames are allowed), their photograph, and their department or other designation, such as County Bar Association, Grand Juror, Vendor, etc. Each cardkey will have the level of access specifically recommended for that cardholder by his/her Department head or other authorizedRead More →


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