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Strategic Planning. Large Staff Meeting July 27, 2017. Background. City Council Retreat -The Mayor, City Council, City Manager's Office, and Department Heads spent two days participating in our Annual City Council Retreat in February.
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Strategic Planning Large Staff Meeting July 27, 2017
Background • City Council Retreat -The Mayor, City Council, City Manager's Office, and Department Heads spent two days participating in our Annual City Council Retreat in February. • We spent a significant amount of time working through the beginning of a strategic planning process. • Over the two days, we worked collectively with a professional consultant to redefine the City's Mission, Vision, Values, and Goals. We will be building on this foundation together as a City to establish objectives and measurable initiatives.
What is Strategic Planning? • Strategic planning is the process by which leaders of an organization, such as a local government, determine what it intends to be in the future and how it will get there. • It involves developing a mission and vision for the organization's future and establishing the necessary goals, priorities, and action strategies to achieve the mission and vision.
What is Strategic Planning? A strategic plan serves as a community’s roadmap and is used to prioritize initiatives, resources, goals, and department operations and projects. The strategic plan is a big-picture document directing efforts and resources toward a clearly defined mission and vision.
Definition of Terms: Mission: Purpose;fundamental reason for existence Vision: A word picture of the future you hope to create or influence Values: Principles that govern behavior and the way we do business Goals: Broad Statements of measurable outcome to be achieved on behalf of those we serve Objectives: Statements of what you must do well or barriers to overcome in order to achieve the goals (Grounded in reality) Initiatives: Actionable effort that when executed will influence the objectives and impact the goals Performance Measures: Meaningful indicators that assess progress T I M I N G M E A S U R E S
Mission The City provides services, promotes equality, and protects the well-being of all citizens for a better tomorrow.
Vision An extraordinary diverse citizen experience.
Values • Customer-focused • Integrity • Professionalism
Goals • Safe and secure community • Strong and diverse economy • Exceptional quality of life • Racial and cultural harmony • Model for excellence in government
Oversight and Rollout Team Leaders Tracie Davis- Marketing and Communications Director Julie Metz-Downtown Development Director, City of Goldsboro, Executive Director, Downtown Goldsboro Development Corporation Shycole Simpson-Carter- Community Relations Director Mike West- Chief of Police Mike Wagner-Interim Public Utilities Director Ashlin Glatthar -Goldsboro Wayne County Travel and Tourism
Oversight and Rollout • Finalize and adopt the plan • Launch the plan • Align existing projects and programs with the goals • Determine how to align future initiatives with the plan