Percent of cybersecurity controls aligned with recognized frameworks
Information Technology audit reporting / annual
Public-proof read
ARP checks this promise against the City's own standard: owner, deadline, budget tie, measure values, update trail, and source records residents and neighbors can inspect.
16/100
Objective profile
Lead department
Public Works
Due date
Dec 30, 2030
Budget status
Unknown
Progress
0%
Goal
Ensure parks, neighborhoods, and public spaces are designed and maintained to support safety and well-being
Partners
None listed
Success measures
Information Technology audit reporting / annual
Parks and Recreation maintenance reporting / quarterly
Information Technology audit reporting / quarterly
Parks and Recreation maintenance reporting / quarterly
Emergency management reporting / annual
Public Works safety reporting / annual
Police reporting / quarterly
Police community policing reporting / annual
Police reporting / quarterly
Biennial community survey / biennial
Police reporting / quarterly
Biennial community survey / biennial
Fire reporting / quarterly
Biennial community survey / biennial
Police and Parks reporting / quarterly
Biennial community survey / biennial
Update trail
The strategic plan was officially adopted by the City Council following presentations by Deputy City Manager Kayla Barber and Ashley Sonoff (Strategy Associate with SSW Consulting). ARP is treating implementation records as the next accountability trail.
Budget alignment begins with the 2027-2029 biennial budget cycle.
The implementation section says the Strategic Plan website and dashboard go live in summer 2026. ARP will track whether it publishes source data, owners, deadlines, budget ties, and update history.
No public budget crosswalk has been produced yet.
The plan says every year includes quarterly strategy and financial updates, annual reports on accomplishments, and annual department updates.
Quarterly financial updates should show funded versus unfunded objective work.