Strathcona County has a new Municipal Development Plan after Council gave Bylaw 20-2017 third and final reading. The plan provides a comprehensive land use policy framework to guide future development and growth in the County for the next 20 years.

As part of the Priority Based Budgeting methodology, Strathcona County has identified 315 unique business programs that describe what we services are provided to the public. These defined programs are then prioritized through a corporate process, which then influences the funding model.

As Strathcona County continues to implement priority based budgeting, programs and program descriptions will be continually looked at for refinements and improvements to best reflect the services that departments provides, both externally (to residents) and internally (to the organization).

As part of the Priority Based Budgeting methodology, Strathcona County has identified 315 unique business programs that describe what we services are provided to the public. These defined programs are then prioritized through a corporate process, which then influences the funding model.

As Strathcona County continues to implement priority based budgeting, programs and program descriptions will be continually looked at for refinements and improvements to best reflect the services that departments provides, both externally (to residents) and internally (to the organization).

The individual results from the Strathcona County Public Satisfaction Survey completed in December 2013. A summary of these results can be found at http://www.strathcona.ca/departments/communications/public-satisfaction-survey-results/

Additionally, the codes for each answer are listed in the attached document.

Listing of all corporate business plan and department business plan key performance indicators and performance measures. To view business plans in their entirety, please visit www.strathcona.ca/businessplan.

As part of the Priority Based Budgeting methodology, Strathcona County has identified 315 unique business programs that describe the services provided to the public. These defined programs are prioritized through a corporate evaluation, which influences the funding allocation.

As Strathcona County continues to implement priority based budgeting, programs and program descriptions will be continually looked at for refinements and improvements to best reflect the services that departments provides, both externally (to residents) and internally (to the organization).

The individual results from the Strathcona County Public Satisfaction Survey completed in December 2013. A summary of these results can be found at http://www.strathcona.ca/departments/communications/public-satisfaction-survey-results/

Additionally, the codes for each answer are listed in the attached document.