Modernize California's DMV. Embrace Proven Success.

CALDRA champions adopting Ohio's cost-effective deputy registrar system to significantly reduce wait times, enhance customer service, and save California taxpayers millions annually.

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The Case for Change

Californians deserve efficient, accessible, and cost-effective DMV services. The current system faces challenges with long wait times and high operational costs. Ohio's deputy registrar model offers a proven blueprint for improvement, delivering better service while saving public funds.

The Problem

Lengthy queues, bureaucratic hurdles, and rising operational costs at California's DMV impact millions. It's time for a smarter approach.

The Solution

Implement a deputy registrar system, similar to Ohio's, leveraging local entities to provide DMV services efficiently and conveniently.

The Impact

Anticipated taxpayer savings, drastically reduced wait times, improved customer satisfaction, and enhanced service accessibility across California.

About CALDRA

Our Mission & Vision

The California Deputy Registrar Association (CALDRA), in affiliation with the United States Deputy Registrar Association (USADRA), is dedicated to advocating for the implementation of a cost-saving, customer-focused deputy registrar system in California. Our vision is a modernized DMV service network that is efficient, accessible, fiscally responsible, and responsive to the needs of all Californians.

Who We Are

CALDRA is a coalition of concerned citizens, policy advocates, and community leaders who believe in practical solutions for better government. We research, educate, and lobby for reforms that bring proven efficiencies to public services.

The Ohio Model: A Blueprint for Success

Ohio's Deputy Registrar system has been a longstanding success, demonstrating how public-private partnerships can enhance state services. Here's how it works and why it's effective:

Significant Cost Savings

By utilizing independent local businesses and existing infrastructure, Ohio minimizes state overhead for facilities and staffing, leading to substantial annual savings.

Improved Customer Service

Deputy registrars often offer more convenient locations, extended hours, and a strong focus on customer satisfaction, leading to shorter wait times and a better overall experience.

Local Accountability & Efficiency

Services are delivered by local entities that are often part of the community. This model fosters efficiency through competition and direct accountability. The state maintains oversight and sets standards.

Key aspects of the Ohio model include:

  • State-appointed, privately-operated agencies.
  • Increased number of service locations.
  • Streamlined transaction processes.
  • Strong state oversight and regulatory framework.
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California's DMV: The Need for Modernization

California, with its vast population and diverse geography, faces unique challenges in delivering DMV services. Common issues include:

How the Ohio Model Can Be Adapted for California:

While California is distinct, the core principles of the Ohio model – decentralization, leveraging local partners, and focusing on efficiency – are highly adaptable. A Californian Deputy Registrar system could:

Benefits for California

Adopting a deputy registrar system offers transformative advantages for California residents, businesses, and the state budget:

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