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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2024 Year-End Operations Plan ReportCITY OFXROCHESTER MINNESOTA City Operations Plan 2024 Year-End Report About the Operations Plan The City of Rochester’s Operations Plan Report serves as a tool for tracking performance and progress across departments.It outlines approximately 5-8 essential metrics per department that reflect operational health and establish yearly goals aligned with the City’s priorities. Benefits of the Operations Plan Report include: •Data-Driven Decision-Making •Accountability &Transparency •Continuous Improvement Together with the Action Plan,this report helps ensure that City services remain effective,efficient, and responsive to community needs. Highlights 1,071 data requests -Public records requests promote transparency and accountability,empowering informed decision-making. 13,353 building permit applications -Residential permits ensure compliance with safety codes,protecting public health and well-being. 3,000 rental housing inspections -Inspections uphold safety standards, safeguarding residents and communities. 12,013 311 calls -Tracking call volume helps allocate resources,identify service trends,and measure outreach effectiveness. 2,193,010 website visits -Website traffic reflects resident engagement and facilitates communication of key updates. AAA Bond Rating maintained -Atop bond rating lowers borrowing costs,enhances budget flexibility,and supports economic growth. 14 Fire Department recruitment events for high schoolers -Expanding career pathways,strengthening succession planning,and investing in workforce development. Page 1 of 2 Page 2 of 2 65 internal promotions – Fostering career growth, improving retention, and demonstrating commitment to professional advancement. 6.51% turnover rate – Provides insight into workplace culture, onboarding effectiveness, compensation competitiveness, and teammate retention. 399,460 library visitors – Increased visits reflect welcoming spaces, accessibility, and strong community interest in services. 728 trees planted – Enhances green spaces, improves air quality, mitigates urban heat effects, and supports sustainability. 5,500 Safe City Night attendees – Strengthens community engagement and safety awareness while measuring outreach effectiveness. 175,300 dispatch calls – Tracks 911 and non-emergency call volume to assess personnel needs and resource allocation. 10 local/regional artists hired for music events – Supports the arts economy, showcases diverse talent, and fosters cultural vibrancy. 17,724,598 kilowatt-hours of energy savings – Demonstrates responsible energy management and commitment to sustainability. 3,995,641 gallons of water savings – Highlights efficient water conservation practices and commitment to resource sustainability. 92.51% ZIPS on-time – Ensures reliable transportation for passengers unable to use Rochester Public Transit, meeting industry standards. 109,616 transit service hours – Enhances accessibility, supports economic activity, and accommodates diverse travel needs. 1,028,899 ramp usages (437,651 free parking sessions) – Optimizes parking efficiency, reduces congestion, and informs infrastructure planning. Full Operations Plan The following pages include a comprehensive table of the full operations plan. Items are organized by department. Want to learn more? Explore our website at www.rochestermn.gov/priorities for details on our Strategic Priorities, Action Plan, DEI Action Plan, and Legislative priorities. Metrics Department Why is it important?2023: Performance 2024 Performance Status 2024: Goal 2024: Performance 2024: Performance Notes 2025: Goal 1 Number of evaluations completed Admin Evaluations gauge program or policy effectiveness, efficiency, and alignment with community needs, crucial for informed decision-making and resource optimization. 1 Met Goal 1 1 The citywide fleet evaluation was completed and presented to City Council on October 14, 2024. 1 2 Community survey completed biannually (Y/N) Admin Community surveys provide valuable insights into residents' needs, preferences, and concerns, aiding effective decision-making and resource allocation. Yes Met Goal Yes Yes Yes 3 Number of Action Plan updates Admin Action Plan Updates guide targeted growth, ensuring alignment with and adaptability to City Council's Strategic Priorities. 4 Met Goal 2 2 2 4 Number of individuals helped through Just Deeds work City Attorney The Just Deeds Program assists property owners in identifying and discharging discriminatory covenant from property titles. 0 Did Not Meet Goal 10 2 This effort continues, with significant progress toward a broader communication to affected properties, with opportunity to discharge covenants. N/A 5 Number of trainings completed by City Attorney teammates City Attorney Training equips teammates for cases. Training includes Continuing League Education CLE) and various networking conferences. 25 Exceeded Goal 25 30 We continue to look for teammate training opportunities, particularly for newer teammates. N/A 6 Number of criminal cases opened City Attorney The number of criminal cases opened in our Case Management System indicates overall workload, influencing all aspects of the system. 2,660 Monitoring N/A 2,864 N/A 7 Number of trials City Attorney The number of jury and court trials indicates case resolution management and overall workload. Fewer trials may indicate too lenient of resolution practices. Greater number of trials may indicate overly strict resolution guideline application. 8 Monitoring N/A 6 N/A 8 Number of contracts processed City Clerk Contracts formalize agreements with vendors and service providers, ensuring smooth and effective government practices. 394 Monitoring N/A 595 N/A 9 Number of data requests City Clerk Public records requests enhance transparency and accountability, empowering individuals to make informed decisions about government operations. 1,074 Monitoring N/A 1,071 N/A 10 Number of data requests completed exceeding 30 days City Clerk Timely completion of public records requests enhances transparency and accountability, ensuring compliance with Minnesota state law. Ten business days is generally considered a reasonable time for a general records request. 120 Did Not Meet Goal 100 127 We wanted our processing times to be less than 30 days for requests 100 Page 1 of21ExportedonFebruary19, 2025 12:31:43 PM PST Metrics Department Why is it important?2023: Performance 2024 Performance Status 2024: Goal 2024: Performance 2024: Performance Notes 2025: Goal 11 Number of parking ticket contestations City Clerk Parking ticket contestations allow residents to present factual information regarding citations and why it should be dismissed. All residents should be provided with excellent customer service, regardless of the situation. 907 Monitoring N/A 1,415 The 2023 performance was based on 9 months of data. N/A 12 Number of parking permits issued City Clerk Residential Parking Permits help alleviate neighborhood residents from parked vehicles by people with no association with the residents or businesses in the neighborhood. 1,039 Monitoring N/A 1,333 The 2023 performance was based on 9 months of data. N/A 13 Number of resolutions adopted City Clerk Resolutions formalize City Council decisions, ensuring transparency and guiding future actions. 260 Monitoring N/A 262 N/A 14 Number of ordinances adopted City Clerk Ordinances establish local law and regulations, providing a legal framework for community behavior and activities. 18 Monitoring N/A 44 We changed licensing ordinances and all ordinances were adopted individually, which increased the number of ordinances for 2024. N/A 15 Number of liquor licenses issued City Clerk Liquor licenses regulate the sale of alcohol, promoting responsible consumption and ensuring compliance with local laws. 175 Monitoring N/A 213 N/A 16 Number of trade, business and transportation licenses issued City Clerk These licenses authorize commercial activities, ensuring compliance with local laws and promoting public safety. 937 Monitoring N/A 1,025 N/A 17 Percentage of licenses issued within 30 days City Clerk Timely license processing ensures that individuals and businesses can quickly obtain permits, enhancing customer satisfaction. N/A Did Not Meet Goal 70%62 First year in setting metrics, due to staff turnover and finding out that VPN does not work outside the USA led to some delays in processing in December. 70% 18 Percentage of licenses issued within 14 days City Clerk Timely license processing ensures that individuals and businesses can quickly obtain permits, enhancing customer satisfaction. N/A Exceeded Goal 20%24%20% 19 Percentage of licenses issued within 10 days City Clerk Timely license processing ensures that individuals and businesses can quickly obtain permits, enhancing customer satisfaction. N/A Met Goal 10%11%10% 20 Number of public notifications Community Development Public notifications reflect efforts to engage residents about projects and policy changes, ensuring transparency and encouraging community participation in local governance. 130 Monitoring N/A 152 N/A 21 Number of building permit applications Community Development Residential building permits ensure compliance with local codes and standards, protecting public health and safety. 12,689 Monitoring N/A 13,353 N/A Page 2 of21ExportedonFebruary19, 2025 12:31:43 PM PST Metrics Department Why is it important?2023: Performance 2024 Performance Status 2024: Goal 2024: Performance 2024: Performance Notes 2025: Goal 22 Number of residential building inspections completed Community Development Inspections ensure compliance with safety codes and standards, protecting public health and safety. 19,944 Monitoring N/A 19,265 N/A 23 Number of commercial building inspections completed Community Development Inspections ensure compliance with safety codes and standards, protecting public health and safety. 11,175 Monitoring N/A 11,516 N/A 24 Percentage of residential plans reviewed within 2 weeks Community Development Timely plan reviews ensure compliance with building codes and zoning laws, identifying issues early and preventing costly mistakes, thereby protecting public safety. 81%Exceeded Goal 90%89%90% 25 Percentage of commercial plans reviewed within 3 weeks Community Development Timely plan reviews ensure compliance with building codes and zoning laws, identifying issues early and preventing costly mistakes, thereby protecting public safety. 71%Exceeded Goal 80%95%80% 26 Percentage of inspections with next day availability Community Development High availability of next-day inspections demonstrate efficiency in the inspection process, helping keep construction projects on schedule while ensuring safety and compliance. N/A Monitoring N/A N/A We are exploring how to measure this metric for future reports. N/A 27 Number of planning applications reviewed Community Development The number of planning applications indicates the volume of development activity and assesses the planning process's effectiveness, helping align proposed projects with local regulations and goals. 133 Monitoring N/A 101 N/A 28 Number of rental housing inspections completed Community Development Inspections ensure compliance with safety codes and standards, protecting public health and safety. 2,973 Monitoring N/A 3,000 N/A 29 Percentage of rental housing inspections with a 1-year inspection cycle Community Development This metric evaluates the housing code update implemented in 2023, reflecting code effectiveness. 3%Did Not Meet Goal 2%9%This program is still new and we're tracking it for process improvement. We are considering ways to reduce 1 year results. 2% 30 Percentage of rental housing inspections with a 2-year inspection cycle Community Development This metric evaluates the housing code update implemented in 2023, reflecting code effectiveness. 68%Did Not Meet Goal 21%30%This program is still new and we're tracking it for process improvement. All new rentals automatically result in a 2-year cycle, which may sway data. 21% 31 Percentage of rental housing inspections with a 3-year inspection cycle Community Development This metric evaluates the housing code update implemented in 2023, reflecting code effectiveness. 8%Did Not Meet Goal 27%15%This program is still new and we're tracking it for process improvement. 27% Page 3 of21ExportedonFebruary19, 2025 12:31:43 PM PST Metrics Department Why is it important?2023: Performance 2024 Performance Status 2024: Goal 2024: Performance 2024: Performance Notes 2025: Goal 32 Percentage of rental housing inspections with a 4-year inspection cycle Community Development This metric evaluates the housing code update implemented in 2023, reflecting code effectiveness. 21%Did Not Meet Goal 50%46%This program is still new and we're tracking it for process improvement. 50% 33 Number of rehabbed rental properties through the CDBG Program Community Development The Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program funds repairs and upgrades to rental properties for low- and moderate-income tenants, ensuring housing quality, safety, and affordability while supporting community revitalization. 1 Did Not Meet Goal 1 0 Work to start in 2025.1 34 Number of rehabbed single family dwellings through the CDBG Program Community Development The Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program funds renovations to Single Family Dwellings for low- and moderate-income families, ensuring housing quality, safety, and affordability while supporting community development and stabilizing neighborhoods. 6 Did Not Meet Goal 15 11 15 35 Number of owner-occupied units created through the Fee Reimbursement Program Community Development This program promotes homeownership among eligible individuals and families, indicating its effectiveness in supporting affordable housing initiatives and community stability. 35 Exceeded Goal 15 289 Numbers increased due to the creation of the Homeownership Creation Program N/A 36 Number of nuisance complaints Community Development Tracking nuisance complaints provides insight into community issues, helping local authorities identify areas needing intervention and assess the effectiveness of existing regulations. 512 Exceeded Goal N/A 986 Note this data was pulled from our old system (service requests) and 311. It's possible there's some duplication. N/A 37 Percentage of teammates satisfied with resolution of their support request Communications Engagement High satisfaction with communications support resolutions indicates that teammates feel their issues are being handled effectively and efficiently. This fosters trust in the communications team and promotes successful communications & engagement in the community. N/A Met Goal N/A 82%We learned via the internal organizational services survey that almost 82% were satisfied with service. 89% of respondents were satisfied with the promptness. Over 94% were satisfied with services in a timely manner and almost 90% thought accessing support was easy. 80% 38 Number of 311 calls Communications Engagement Tracking 311 call volume helps allocate resources efficiently, identify service request trends, and assess outreach effectiveness. N/A Met Goal N/A 12,013 We achieved our initial goal of launching 311. As the 311 call center becomes fully operational, we will establish concrete performance goals to measure its effectiveness and impact. N/A 39 Number of 311 service tickets Communications Engagement The number of service tickets quantifies workload and demand for municipal services, aiding in resource allocation and ensuring timely resolution of citizen issues. N/A Met Goal N/A 4,285 We achieved our initial goal of launching 311. As the 311 call center becomes fully operational, we will establish concrete performance goals to measure its effectiveness and impact. N/A Page 4 of21ExportedonFebruary19, 2025 12:31:43 PM PST Metrics Department Why is it important?2023: Performance 2024 Performance Status 2024: Goal 2024: Performance 2024: Performance Notes 2025: Goal 40 Percentage of satisfied 311 callers based on post-call survey Communications Engagement Post-call surveys provide valuable feedback on service quality, helping identify strengths and areas for improvement in customer service delivery. N/A Monitoring N/A N/A We have not yet begun collecting this metric. Currently, we are evaluating the best approach to gather this information to ensure we are evaluating 311 services rather than the individual service departments. N/A 41 Number of website visits Communications Engagement Website visits gauge resident engagement and facilitate communication of important updates, offering valuable insights into public sentiment. 1,100,000 Exceeded Goal N/A 2,193,010 2,500,000 42 Rating of website accessibility Communications Engagement The rating of website accessibility is important because it helps everyone, including people with disabilities, use the site easily. This improves user experience and reaches more people. 72 Did Not Meet Goal 85 75 This metric is a snapshot, meaning the data may be skewed depending on the day/time we are pulling the report. 85 43 Number of teammates that participated in DEI professional development sessions DEI DEI trainings promote fairness and inclusivity, reduce bias, improve service delivery, and foster collaboration across diverse groups. 150 Exceeded Goal 150 450 2024 performance included 150 teammates participating in Cultural Humility professional development and 300 teammates participating in the Digging Deeper series. We held an additional 6 series Digging Deeper series over a 6 month period on specific topics. 150 44 Number of DEI Action Plan updates per year DEI DEI Action Plan Updates guide targeted growth, ensuring relevance and adaptability in advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. 4 Did Not Meet Goal 4 3 We transferred the DEI Action Plan to a new software, which delayed one of the updates. 4 45 Number of Active City CIP projects with Targeted Business Goals DEI The Targeted Business Program fosters economic inclusivity by prioritizing contracts with local and minority-owned businesses. This initiative empowers underrepresented entrepreneurs, stimulates the local economy, and ensures public spending benefits diverse community members. N/A Monitoring N/A 16 Projects included: Chateau Theatre, Riverfront Redevelopment, St Marys Place Public Realm, 6th Street Bridge, District Energy, Sanitary sewer bypass-3rd Ave SW from 2nd St SW to 4th St SW,Link N/A 46 Dollar value of contracts awarded to Targeted Businesses on City CIP projects DEI The Targeted Business Program fosters economic inclusivity by prioritizing contracts with local and minority-owned businesses. This initiative empowers underrepresented entrepreneurs, stimulates the local economy, and ensures public spending benefits diverse community members. N/A Monitoring N/A $5,784,287 Performance was approximately 8.6% of contracts. Projects included: Chateau Theatre, Riverfront Redevelopment, St Marys Place Public Realm, 6th Street Bridge, District Energy, Sanitary sewer bypass-3rd Ave SW from 2nd St SW to 4th St SW,Link 4,782,229 Page 5 of21ExportedonFebruary19, 2025 12:31:43 PM PST Metrics Department Why is it important?2023: Performance 2024 Performance Status 2024: Goal 2024: Performance 2024: Performance Notes 2025: Goal 47 Dollar value of contracts awarded to Targeted Business on DMC-funded projects DEI The Targeted Business Program fosters economic inclusivity by prioritizing contracts with local and minority-owned businesses. This initiative empowers underrepresented entrepreneurs, stimulates the local economy, and ensures public spending benefits diverse community members. N/A Met Goal N/A $5,007,931 Performance was approximately 17.8% of contracts. Projects included: Chateau Theatre Improvements, Soldiers Field, 6th St Bridge, and Link 4,642,229 48 Percentage of Active City CIP and DMC-funded Commercial projects that meet Targeted Business Goals DEI The Targeted Business Program fosters economic inclusivity by prioritizing contracts with local and minority-owned businesses. This initiative empowers underrepresented entrepreneurs, stimulates the local economy, and ensures public spending benefits diverse community members. N/A Exceeded Goal 9%29.92%For City projects, we achieved 8.1% and for DMC projects we achieved 17.8%. 9% 49 Percentage of Active City CIP and DMC-funded Highway Heavy projects that meet Targeted Business Goals DEI The Targeted Business Program fosters economic inclusivity by prioritizing contracts with local and minority-owned businesses. This initiative empowers underrepresented entrepreneurs, stimulates the local economy, and ensures public spending benefits diverse community members. N/A Met Goal 4%4.86%For City projects, we achieved 8.1% and for DMC projects we achieved 17.8%. 4% 50 Percentage of Active City CIP and DMC-funded projects that meet Workforce Participation goals for women 9%) DEI Workforce participation goals promote diversity and inclusion within the city’s workforce by setting specific targets for hiring women and people of color. This commitment enhances representation, strengthens community ties, and ensures that public projects reflect the diverse demographics of the population. 31%Did Not Meet Goal 100%9.00%There are contracts initiated in late 2024 that are scheduled for completion in 2025. Currently, the workforce utilization for women is low due to the recent commencement of these projects. However, as the projects progress towards completion this year, the participation of women in the workforce is expected to rise significantly. 100% 51 Percentage of Active City CIP and DMC-funded projects that meet Workforce Participation goals for minorities (15%) DEI Workforce participation goals promote diversity and inclusion within the city’s workforce by setting specific targets for hiring women and people of color. This commitment enhances representation, strengthens community ties, and ensures that public projects reflect the diverse demographics of the population. 13%Did Not Meet Goal 100%36%There are contracts initiated in late 2024 that are scheduled for completion in 2025. Currently, the workforce utilization for minorities is low due to the recent commencement of these projects. However, as the projects progress towards completion this year, the participation of minorities in the workforce is expected to rise significantly. 100% Page 6 of21ExportedonFebruary19, 2025 12:31:43 PM PST Metrics Department Why is it important?2023: Performance 2024 Performance Status 2024: Goal 2024: Performance 2024: Performance Notes 2025: Goal 52 Number of projects with Davis Bacon/Prevailing Wage requirement Federal, State, DMC or City funded) DEI Monitoring the number of projects with Davis-Bacon or prevailing wage requirements underscores our commitment to fair labor practices. Ensuring that workers receive equitable wages not only supports their livelihoods but also promotes economic stability within the community. 16 Monitoring N/A 24 Master Wage data is set by the Feds and is updated through them and is not done internally by the Compliance Team. N/A 53 Number of BIPOC women engaged in built environment careers DEI Tracking the number of BIPOC women participating in our career pathway program offers insights into the initiative's effectiveness in providing construction trades experience with the City of Rochester. This fosters workforce diversity and supports future employment with the City and its contractors. 10 Met Goal 20 57 45 women completed intake at Workforce Development Incorporated WDI), 27 enrolled, 18 enrolled in training, 9 completed, and we have 12 employed in built environment careers either as an entrepreneur or employee. 68 54 Number of community engagements DMC Community engagement is crucial for city projects as it promotes transparency, inclusivity, and trust, ensures projects align with community needs, fosters ownership and pride among residents, and leads to successful and sustainable outcomes. N/A Monitoring N/A N/A This is a future metric.N/A 55 Dollar value of private investment DMC Private investment stimulates economic growth, fosters innovation and entrepreneurship, supports infrastructure development, diversifies the economy, generates tax revenue, and revitalizes communities. This metric does not include Mayo investments. 12,583,587.00 Did Not Meet Goal 28,000,000. 00 9,280,985 Due to the difficult market conditions, large private developments were delayed as developers were watching the interest rate market. Mayo Clinic still had $133,652,089 in investments for 2024. 16,000,000 56 Number of DMC projects completed DMC City projects enhance infrastructure, improve quality of life, stimulate economic growth, address community needs, and contribute to the overall development and well-being of the City and its residents. 1 Met Goal 1 1 Discovery Walk was completed in 2024. 1 57 Number of community events Emergency Management Community events help build trust and engage residents in preparedness efforts. These gatherings provide education on emergency plans and resources, foster collaboration among stakeholders, and empower the community to enhance public safety and resilience. N/A Met Goal 1 6 EM took part in multiple community events including all Safe City Nights and PW's Snow Summit. 10 Page 7 of21ExportedonFebruary19, 2025 12:31:43 PM PST Metrics Department Why is it important?2023: Performance 2024 Performance Status 2024: Goal 2024: Performance 2024: Performance Notes 2025: Goal 58 Number of emergency management exercises Emergency Management Tabletop and full-scale exercises simulate realistic scenarios to test response plans and coordination among agencies. These exercises help identify strengths and weaknesses in current procedures, refine strategies, and improve communication and teamwork, enhancing community resilience and emergency response effectiveness. N/A Met Goal 1 2 Our primary training event in 2024 was the triennial Airport Full-Scale Exercise, held Sept. 13 at Rochester International Airport. This event brought together more than 400 players to simulate the full response to an aircraft disaster, including a multitude of local agencies, as well as state and federal resources. 5 59 Dollar value of 2019 energy cost savings Facilities Tracking energy cost savings provides insight into the effectiveness of energy efficiency projects, helping us measure return on investment and reduce long-term operational costs. It also reflects our commitment to sustainability and reducing the City’s carbon footprint. N/A Met Goal >$100,000 $136,455 Our goal is to utilize energy savings from 2019 baseline to fund Building Automation Specialist position, with excess funds up to $100,000 utilized for sustainability. fund. In 2024, we had approximately $68,000 in Energy Savings and $68,000 in rebates. 100,000 60 Dollar value of excess internal commissioning group charges to CIP projects Facilities Monitoring excess internal commissioning group charges to CIP projects helps ensure that our commissioning efforts are cost-effective. It supports project accountability and allows us to make informed financial decisions, optimizing our capital improvement investments. N/A Did Not Meet Goal N/A N/A With the current staffing and workload we have been unable to handle commissioning of projects. City staff did perform commissioning of Library phase of Downtown Building Energy Transition phase 1 as well as assessed with BAS upgrade commissioning at RPL and City Hall. Our 2025 goal is to perform in house commissioning of small projects, most likely will move to full contracted in 2026 as workload and staffing levels do not permit for self performance of this work N/A 61 Dollar value of rebates & grants Facilities Rebates and grants help offset the cost of facility upgrades and sustainability initiatives. Tracking their value ensures we maximize external funding sources, which can accelerate project completion and reduce the financial burden on the City. N/A Met Goal N/A $88,455 In 2024, we received a $25,000 MN CARD Grant, and rebates totaled 63,455. N/A 62 Percentage of maintenance work orders completed Facilities Tracking the number of maintenance work orders provides insight into the operational health of our facilities. It helps identify trends in wear and tear, enabling us to prioritize preventative maintenance and reduce costly emergency repairs. N/A Met Goal N/A 100%4,349 Annual Preventive Work Orders were at 72% completion. 924 On Demand Work Orders, 100% completion 80% 63 AAA Bond Rating maintained (Y/N) Finance Maintaining a AAA bond rating enables the City to access capital at favorable rates, boosting investor confidence, lowering borrowing costs, enhancing budget flexibility, and supporting overall economic growth. Yes Met Goal Yes Yes Rochester will strongly consider the factors that influence the AAA Bond Rating as it goes out for financing in 2025. Yes Page 8 of21ExportedonFebruary19, 2025 12:31:43 PM PST Metrics Department Why is it important?2023: Performance 2024 Performance Status 2024: Goal 2024: Performance 2024: Performance Notes 2025: Goal 64 Property Tax Rate Finance A sustainable property tax rate ensures that Rochester's investments align with growth and increases in property values. N/A Met Goal N/A 49.63%Many factors go into calculating the property tax rate and Rochester will consider those factors when setting the levy for 2026. Rochester has held property tax rates to only a slight increase for 2025 while attempting to accomplish many of its strategic goals. N/A 65 Dollar value of Local Government Aid received per City Capita Finance The City aims to secure a fair share of state aid comparable to other cities in Minnesota, targeting $274.40 per capita. This would help reduce reliance on the local tax levy. N/A Monitoring N/A $41.00 We will monitor the LGA amount and formula during the 2025 Legislative Session. Rochester continues to monitor the LGA amount it receives, and the formula used for this calculation. Rochester will continue to advocate for additional LGA to catch up with its representative peer communities. N/A 66 Percentage of year-end General Fund Unassigned Finance A healthy unassigned fund balance prevents service disruptions from unexpected revenue shortfalls or expenses and serves as an emergency reserve for unforeseen events between tax settlements. N/A Met Goal >40%42%Finance Team is currently finishing up 2024 year-end but is confident that it will meet its goal once again. 40% 67 Number of Fire Department community engagement and education events Fire Community engagement and education events connect us with the public, raise awareness about our department, and showcase career opportunities beyond emergency situations. N/A Met Goal 60 61 61 total community engagement and education events were conducted. 60 68 Number of Fire Department recruitment events for high schoolers Fire Engaging high school students during their career exploration raises awareness of diverse opportunities within the Fire Department. Early outreach helps spark interest and encourages future applicants, especially since applications open every two years. N/A Met Goal 14 14 14 high school recruitment events were conducted in 2024. 15 69 Number of individuals who complete the FirefighterI/II program annually Fire We offer a High School Firefighter I/II course in partnership with the Career and Technical Education Center at Heintz (CTECH). These certifications are essential for becoming a firefighter, helping to create a recruitment pathway and foster goodwill within the community. N/A Met Goal N/A 42 42 students completed the firefighter I/II program, one of the higher years on record. 35 70 Percentage of qualified BIPOC male applicants for the Fire Department Fire Rochester Fire is dedicated to building a department that reflects the community's diversity. We actively work to increase interest in firefighting careers among BIPOC communities and attract qualified candidates. 5 Did Not Meet Goal 7 3 7 Page 9 of21ExportedonFebruary19, 2025 12:31:43 PM PST Metrics Department Why is it important?2023: Performance 2024 Performance Status 2024: Goal 2024: Performance 2024: Performance Notes 2025: Goal 71 Percentage of qualified female applicants Fire We value a diverse workforce and strive to increase the number of female applicants to better represent the community we serve. Rochester Fire emphasizes raising awareness of firefighting careers among women. 5 Met Goal 7 7 7 72 Number of individuals recruited through apprenticeship program Fire The apprenticeship program aims to diversify the Fire Department and create a local talent pipeline. Successful recruitment can also support operational changes, such as relocating engine companies to enhance protection across the city’s expanding geography. 1 Exceeded Goal 1 4 1 73 ISO rating Fire An ISO (Insurance Services Office) rating is a third-party evaluation of a city's fire protection system, including the fire department, water supply, and dispatch. The scoring system ranges from 1 to 10, with 1 indicating superior fire protection and 10 indicating that minimum standards are not met. Maintaining a strong ISO rating is essential, as it can influence commercial insurance rates, ensuring stability and affordability for businesses in the community. 10 Met Goal 10 10 10 74 Number of hours trained Fire Regular training ensures Rochester Fire is prepared for emergencies and meets certification and recertification requirements. 8 Met Goal 9 9 9 75 Percentage of wastewater permit limits met Public Works Meeting wastewater permit limits is vital for maintaining community water quality, protecting natural water sources, and safeguarding public health. 100%Met Goal 100%1 100% compliance with NPDES permit 1 76 Number of Sidewalk Improvement District (SID) projects completed Public Works Completing an annual Sidewalk Improvement District (SID) project improves pedestrian safety and ensures compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), enhancing accessibility and encouraging outdoor activities. 1 Met Goal 1 1 1 77 Number of miles of mill and overlay completed Public Works Completing a minimum of 10 miles of milling and overlaying each year maintains pavement conditions and protects previous investments in streets, enhancing driving conditions and ensuring safer travel. 15.8 Exceeded Goal 14.8 18 Due to additional funding and great coordination with stormwater and sanitary crews, we were able to exceed our goal 14 Page 10 of21ExportedonFebruary19, 2025 12:31:43 PM PST Metrics Department Why is it important?2023: Performance 2024 Performance Status 2024: Goal 2024: Performance 2024: Performance Notes 2025: Goal 78 Number of Centerline Miles of Streets with Secondary Preventative Maintenance Public Works Tracking the number of centerline miles of streets receiving secondary preventative maintenance each year helps extend pavement lifespan and ensures safer travel for the community. 2.8 Met Goal 10.6 11 3 79 Number of neighborhood traffic calming studies completed Public Works Conducting neighborhood traffic calming studies addresses safety concerns on residential streets and helps implement effective measures for pedestrian, cyclist, and driver safety. 2 Did Not Meet Goal 2 1 Currently working through the second project that we had planned for 2024, and it will be implemented in 2025. 2 80 Percentage of front desk phone calls answered or returned within 1 business day Public Works Responding to phone calls within one business day reflects our commitment to high-quality services, building trust, and ensuring residents feel heard. 100%Met Goal 100%100%100% 81 Percentage of plan reviews completed within 3 weeks Public Works Timely completion of plan reviews promote private development and help projects stay on schedule. 92%Did Not Meet Goal 90%85%1 82 Average number of days to repair vehicles Public Works Tracking the average number of days to repair vehicles ensures essential equipment remains available, supporting operational efficiency and community mobility needs. 3.7 Exceeded Goal 9.6 4 We are excited to share that we’ve had an exceptional year, exceeding our fleet metrics and achieving outstanding results. This success can be attributed to the dedication and collaboration of our team. 4 83 Percentage of CIP project setup completed within the year Public Works Completing Capital Improvement Projects (CIPs) setups within the programmed year aligns capital investments with community needs, facilitating successful project execution. 91%Did Not Meet Goal 90%67%Most of the projects that did not start are planned to begin in 2025, are awaiting advancement of coordinated construction, or are awaiting additional funding assigned in out years of the CIP. 90% 84 SAIDI standards met or exceeded Y/N) RPU The System Average Interruption Duration Index SAIDI) reflects our commitment to providing reliable service by minimizing the duration of power outages. Maintaining SAIDI at or below industry standards ensures effective system investments while prioritizing safety for our teammates and the public. 42.83 Exceeded Goal Yes 99 This exceeds (is better than) the goal of 98.67 minutes which is the benchmark for other American Public Power Association (APPA) Region 3 municipal utilities. 99 Page 11 of21ExportedonFebruary19, 2025 12:31:43 PM PST Metrics Department Why is it important?2023: Performance 2024 Performance Status 2024: Goal 2024: Performance 2024: Performance Notes 2025: Goal 85 EFORd standards met or exceeded (Y/N) RPU Monitoring the Electric Generating Unit Equivalent Demand Forced Outage Rate EFORd) ensures our generating units operate reliably. Industry standards for EFORd are: Gas Turbine-1: < 21% Gas Turbine-2: < 21% Westside Energy Station: < 13% Maintaining EFORd at or below these thresholds reflects our commitment to operational excellence while ensuring public and teammate safety. Yes Met Goal Yes Yes WES and GT2 were well above the goals you list. GT1 was slightly below. EFORd data: CCK1 27.393 CCK2 3.176 WES 2.674 Yes 86 Number of Kilowatt-hours of Energy Savings RPU Tracking energy savings in kilowatt-hours (kWh) demonstrates our responsibility to implement commercially viable technologies and practices. This metric reflects our commitment to effectively managing energy usage while promoting sustainability. N/A Exceeded Goal 17,383,939 17,725,598 17,045,274 87 Number of gallons of water savings RPU The number of gallons saved indicates our commitment to using advanced, cost-effective technologies for water management. This metric highlights our responsibility to conserve water resources efficiently. N/A Exceeded Goal 3,500,000 3,995,641 3,500,000 88 Retail Electric and Water Rates Comparison RPU Retail electric and water rates should be predictable, competitive, fair, and cost- based. This metric helps us assess our pricing strategy's effectiveness, ensuring that our rates are equitable and defensible for our community. N/A Met Goal 1361 1,326 Rates remained predictable, competitive, fair, and cost based. Our 2025 goal is TBD and will be based on the OPU survey. TBD 89 Bond Rating Water & Electric) RPU The bond rating for water and electric services reflects our financial health and sustainability. A strong bond rating supports our ability to provide reliable services, generate community returns, and maintain responsiveness to customer needs. We are rated by both Fitch and Moody's. AA Met Goal AA AA Our Goal is an investment grade bond rating or A or better. 90 Net Promoter Score (NPS) RPU The NPS measures customer loyalty and satisfaction by gauging their willingness to recommend our services. A high NPS indicates strong relationships with our customers and the effectiveness of our service delivery. N/A Met Goal >50 59 The NPS for Q4 2024 jumped to 59.1, which is in the "Excellent" range. This is an increase Q3 2024's 38.5 NPS (in the "Good" range) and is in the higher range of historical numbers for RPU. 50 Page 12 of21ExportedonFebruary19, 2025 12:31:43 PM PST Metrics Department Why is it important?2023: Performance 2024 Performance Status 2024: Goal 2024: Performance 2024: Performance Notes 2025: Goal 91 Number of calls abandoned or disconnected by customers RPU The customer call abandonment rate measures our responsiveness to incoming calls. Lower abandonment rates indicate that we effectively address customer inquiries, enhancing our relationships with the community. 9.70%Monitoring N/A 13.27%The increase is likely in part due to not being fully staffed in customer relations since May 2024. N/A 92 Annual Peak demand (kW) avoided RPU A measure of the avoided peak electric demand realized each year due to our conservation and demand response programs. N/A Met Goal N/A 8,000 350 93 Number of community engagements for transit Transit & Parking Tracking community engagements for Transit and Parking promotes ridership and encourages parking usage, allowing residents to provide feedback and fostering ownership in local transit solutions. 20 Did Not Meet Goal 20 16 The committee meetings for engagement was reduced from monthly to quarterly. 15 94 Percentage of on-time ZIPS Transit & Parking On-time performance for Zumbro Independent Passenger Service (ZIPS) ensures reliability for passengers who cannot use Rochester Public Transit, enabling effective journey planning. The industry standard is between 90-95%. 89.91%Met Goal 92.50%92.51%This measurement is an average based on April 2024. 93% 95 Number of transit service hours Transit & Parking Transit service hours reflect public transportation accessibility. Extended hours accommodate diverse schedules, facilitating travel for work and appointments while enhancing ridership and supporting economic activity. 108,255 Met Goal 110,000 109,616 RPT still increased our service hours but came in just shy of the 110,000 hour goal. 110,000 96 Number of parking ramp usages Transit & Parking Parking ramps help manage vehicle congestion in urban areas and support local businesses. Efficient usage optimizes space and reduces traffic, while monitoring usage informs effective parking infrastructure planning. 977,116 Met Goal 1,000,000 1,028,889 437,651 parking sessions were free parking. 1,000,000 97 Percentage of City teammates that completed the biannual Engagement Survey HR The engagement survey measures a teammate’s connection to their work, the organization, its mission and their teammates. High engagement correlates with better organizational performance, increased customer satisfaction, and greater trust in government. This survey helps identify areas where the organization can improve teammate experiences. N/A Did Not Meet Goal 82%79%Our biannual engagement survey achieved a 79% response rate, just shy of our 82% goal, aligning with national trends of declining participation. N/A Page 13 of21ExportedonFebruary19, 2025 12:31:43 PM PST Metrics Department Why is it important?2023: Performance 2024 Performance Status 2024: Goal 2024: Performance 2024: Performance Notes 2025: Goal 98 Number of Injury/Illness Reports Filed HR Tracking compensation claims helps anticipate future costs, manage departmental workload, and minimize impacts on teammates and the budget. Reducing claims to zero or near zero is a key goal for improving safety and lowering costs. 200 Monitoring N/A 123 Our goal it to keep this metric to as close to zero as possible. N/A 99 Number of OSHA reportable injuries HR OSHA reporting is a mandatory requirement that ensures compliance and accountability. Beyond meeting regulatory obligations, the reported data-- including recordable cases, reportable cases, days away, and days with restrictions-- provides valuable insights into the impact of injuries and illnesses on our teammate population. This information helps us identify training, equipment, and PPE needs while driving process improvements to enhance safety and reduce risks. 45 Monitoring N/A 33 Our goal it to keep this metric to as close to zero as possible. N/A 100 Percentage of health plan members enrolled in My Health Rewards HR Encouraging eligible teammates and health plan members to use My Health Rewards supports wellness, reduces healthcare costs, and boosts productivity, reflecting our commitment to teammate health and satisfaction. 25%Met Goal N/A 28%We are looking to increase this metric. Our Benchmark is 17% enrollment and 38% monthly engagement so it is positive to see our numbers above our benchmark 30% 101 Health Insurance: Percentage of benefit eligible employees enrolled in health plan HR Participation impacts healthcare cost and can influence plan optimization N/A Monitoring N/A 90%N/A 102 Biweekly Payroll Cost HR Tracking biweekly payroll costs ensures alignment with budgeted expectations, supports workforce planning, and promotes financial accountability. Monitoring trends helps identify potential inefficiencies and informs long- term financial decisions. N/A Monitoring N/A $102,342,906.66 N/A 103 Number of positions filled HR Hiring qualified teammates is crucial for advancing the City’s strategic priorities. These individuals bring the expertise necessary to deliver essential City services, requiring focused recruitment, onboarding, and role-specific training. N/A Monitoring NA 233 This metric includes promotional opportunities. N/A Page 14 of21ExportedonFebruary19, 2025 12:31:43 PM PST Metrics Department Why is it important?2023: Performance 2024 Performance Status 2024: Goal 2024: Performance 2024: Performance Notes 2025: Goal 104 Number of individuals leaving our organization HR Turnover provides insight into our workplace culture, the effectiveness of onboarding, the competitiveness of our compensation packages, and areas for improvement in teammate retention. N/A Monitoring N/A 96 This metric includes retirements.N/A 105 Workforce Representation HR A workforce representative of the communities we serve ensures diverse needs are met and equitable services are provided. A diverse workforce brings a variety of perspectives to decision-making, fostering innovation, responsiveness, and increased community trust in government. 7.68%Did Not Meet Goal 12.68%9.27%While we didn't hit our target, we did make progress towards our goal. We are considering new strategies to advance workforce representation. 12.68% 106 Number of openings filled with internal promotions HR This metric reflects opportunities for career advancement, professional growth, and teammate retention. It also demonstrates effective succession planning and investment in the development of our workforce. N/A Monitoring N/A 65 We're still developing this metric to determine suitable goals. N/A 107 Number of Grievances HR Tracking the number of grievances provides insight into workplace issues and teammate satisfaction. Fewer grievances suggest effective communication, fair policies, and a positive work environment, while a higher number may indicate areas for improvement in management practices or working conditions. N/A Monitoring N/A 10 N/A 108 Turnover Rate HR Turnover provides insight into our workplace culture, the effectiveness of onboarding, the competitiveness of our compensation packages, and areas for improvement in teammate retention. N/A Met Goal <10%6.51%This metric was calculated by averaging the number of employees in 2024 Q1 and 2024 Q4, then dividing by 2. 10% 109 Percentage of teammates satisfied with resolution of their support request Information Technology High satisfaction with IT support resolutions indicates that teammates feel their issues are being handled effectively and efficiently. This fosters trust in the IT team and promotes overall productivity by minimizing disruptions caused by technical issues. N/A Monitoring N/A N/A We have insufficient data and reporting capabilities due to our current ticketing system. We are actively exploring a replacement ticketing system. N/A 110 Percentage of support requests completed within 48 hours Information Technology Timely resolution of support requests is critical for maintaining operational efficiency. Completing requests within 48 hours ensures that teammates can quickly return to their tasks, reducing downtime and supporting organizational performance. N/A Monitoring N/A N/A We have insufficient data and reporting capabilities due to our current ticketing system. We are actively exploring a replacement ticketing system. N/A Page 15 of21ExportedonFebruary19, 2025 12:31:43 PM PST Metrics Department Why is it important?2023: Performance 2024 Performance Status 2024: Goal 2024: Performance 2024: Performance Notes 2025: Goal 111 Percentage of projects completed on time Information Technology Meeting project deadlines demonstrates effective project management and resource allocation. It ensures that IT initiatives align with the organization’s goals and deliver value as expected, helping to maintain momentum on key initiatives. N/A Monitoring N/A N/A We have insufficient data and reporting capabilities due to our current ticketing system. We are actively exploring a replacement ticketing system. N/A 112 Percentage of devices meeting configuration standards Information Technology Ensuring devices and applications meet configuration standards is essential for maintaining security, performance, and compatibility across the organization. It reduces technical issues, enhances cybersecurity, and ensures that IT systems function smoothly. N/A Monitoring N/A >70%>80% 113 Percentage of devices with vulnerabilities exceeding 90 days Information Technology Minimizing the number of devices with vulnerabilities exceeding 90 days is vital for cybersecurity. Proactively addressing these vulnerabilities reduces the risk of breaches and ensures that the organization’s technology infrastructure remains secure. N/A Monitoring N/A <10%<8% 114 Number of legislative priorities advanced Legislative The number of legislative priorities advanced, including hearings and bills introduced, reflects City Council's commitment to progressing legislation into enforceable law. Each year, the Council adopts specific priorities to align the legislative agenda with community needs and enhance local governance effectiveness. 14 Met Goal 6 7 For the 2024 session (Jan 2024-May 2024) All primary bonding priorities were introduced and featured in bonding tours (Riverfront and Airport Solar) by both House and Senate. No bonding bill passed by legislature in 2024. Construction sales tax exemption for Regional Sports and Recreation Complex heard in committee and introduced, firefighter pension bill passed into law, Silver Lake Dam funding passed into law, wastewater training (SEMLM Priority) passed into law. 5 115 Percentage of households with active library cards Library Tracking the percentage of households with active library cards identifies underutilized library services, informing strategic marketing efforts to engage more households. 33%Did Not Meet Goal 36%35%We continue to see growth and came close to reaching our target for 2024. 37% 116 Number of incident reports Library By investing in a Library Safety Security Specialist role, we aim to reduce the incidents that require police intervention. This approach focuses on connecting individuals with resources, such as Olmsted County social services and the Drug and Alcohol Response Team (DART). 329 Monitoring N/A 302 The Safety and Security Specialist role was introduced as a temporary position in May 2024 and became permanent in January 2025. Since its implementation, we have observed a slight reduction in security incidents. N/A Page 16 of21ExportedonFebruary19, 2025 12:31:43 PM PST Metrics Department Why is it important?2023: Performance 2024 Performance Status 2024: Goal 2024: Performance 2024: Performance Notes 2025: Goal 117 Number of library visitors Library An increase in library visitors indicates that spaces are welcoming and accessible, reflecting community interest in our services and resources. 381,094 Met Goal 400,000 399,460 419,400 118 Number of circulations Library Circulation numbers demonstrate our ability to provide materials (physical and digital) that meet the community's needs and interests. This metric includes physical circulation, digital circulation, and database retrivals. 2,132,378 Monitoring 2,450,000 2,224,297 This metric is expected to increase as additional statistics become available. 2,450,000 119 Number of days for average hold wait times for physical materials Library Monitoring average hold wait times helps assess demand and adjust collection spending, ensuring a balance between popular items and broader offerings. 18 Exceeded Goal 18 17 Average hold wait times were tracked monthly from July to December 2024, covering all item types deemed necessary for collection development by the selectors. During this period, the average hold wait time for physical materials was 17 days. There is no evidence to suggest significant variation in the months not recorded. It's important to note that customers can place holds on physical materials that are currently available, which likely contributes to the notable difference in hold wait times between physical and digital materials. 17 120 Number of days for average hold wait times for digital materials Library Monitoring average hold wait times helps assess demand and adjust collection spending, ensuring a balance between popular items and broader offerings. 85.25 Did Not Meet Goal 80 84 As of December 31, 2024, the average hold wait time for digital materials was 84 days. By ending temporary card access and increasing spending on digital materials in 2024, we successfully met our wait time goal for digital items. However, with a growing number of cardholders and increased demand for the digital collection, we anticipate wait times may be impacted in 2025. 80 121 Number of functions/service s audited Library Auditing functions and services, such as privacy policies, ensures we uphold individuals' rights to privacy. Each service point is reviewed to confirm that teammates are providing the highest level of privacy protection. 4 Met Goal 5 5 A privacy notice for library services and accounts was drafted and approved by the City Attorney's Office. Ongoing audits of all divisions will include the Reference division in January 2025. The committee is refreshing its membership with new teammates joining and others rotating off. The committee also developed mandatory privacy training for staff and shared out privacy framework at the 2024 MN Library Association Conference. We are scheduled to present at the SELCO Library Director's meeting in March 2025. 5 122 Number of process improvements for patron privacy Library Reviewing and refining internal processes enhances privacy protections for patrons. Each service area is assessed to uphold the highest privacy standards. 6 Exceeded Goal 7 8 In 2024, we implemented eight customer data privacy-related process improvements, surpassing our goal of seven. 5 Page 17 of21ExportedonFebruary19, 2025 12:31:43 PM PST Metrics Department Why is it important?2023: Performance 2024 Performance Status 2024: Goal 2024: Performance 2024: Performance Notes 2025: Goal 123 Number of trees pruned Parks & Rec Pruning trees promotes healthy growth and reduces the risk of falling branches, improving safety and the appearance of public spaces. Regular maintenance helps extend the lifespan of trees and supports a healthier urban forest. N/A Did Not Meet Goal 5,000 2,868 We experienced a record number of storm-related tasks this past year, totaling 2,000. As a result, we were unable to dedicate as much time to our pruning work. 5,000 124 Number of trees planted Parks & Rec Planting trees enhances the city’s green spaces, improves air quality, and contributes to the overall well-being of the community. Tree planting also helps mitigate the urban heat island effect and supports long- term environmental sustainability. N/A Exceeded Goal 350 728 Additional trees were purchased using 11,500 in supplemental budget funding. 400 125 Number of Neighborhood Park Plans developed Parks & Rec The number of neighborhood park plans developed reflects our commitment to enhancing community spaces. These plans guide the thoughtful design and improvement of parks, ensuring they meet the needs and preferences of local residents. N/A Met Goal 1 1 The Mayo Park Plan has been developed, but installation is still pending. We are working with the developer to resolve delays, as they are currently holding up the installation. 2 126 Number of community meetings/engage ment activities Parks & Rec Tracking the number of community meetings and engagement activities helps us gauge community involvement and feedback in park development initiatives. These interactions foster a sense of ownership and collaboration, ensuring that parks reflect the desires of the neighborhoods they serve. 5 Met Goal 5 11 Engagement included both small parks and larger park improvements: McQuillan (1), Silver Lake (2), Eagle Ridge Park (2), Rolling Green (2), Cook (2), and Soldier's Field (2). 4 127 Number of playgrounds renovated Parks & Rec The number of renovated playgrounds indicates our dedication to providing safe, accessible, and engaging play areas for children. Upgrading these facilities enhances recreational opportunities and contributes to the overall well- being of families in our communities. 5 Met Goal 3 3 Rolling Green, Cook, Eagle Ridge 2 128 Number of incidents of abandoned property responded to Parks & Rec Responding to incidents of abandoned property helps maintain the appearance and safety of our neighborhoods. Timely responses reduce potential hazards, discourage further neglect, and support community well-being by ensuring clean, well-kept spaces. 47 Monitoring N/A 44 N/A Page 18 of21ExportedonFebruary19, 2025 12:31:43 PM PST Metrics Department Why is it important?2023: Performance 2024 Performance Status 2024: Goal 2024: Performance 2024: Performance Notes 2025: Goal 129 Number of incidents of graffiti and vandalism responded to Parks & Rec Addressing graffiti and vandalism promptly enhances community pride and discourages further criminal activity. Quick responses help maintain a clean and welcoming environment, improving public perception and fostering a sense of safety. 78 Monitoring N/A 62 N/A 130 Number of Safe City Night attendees Police The Safe City Nights event fosters community engagement and safety awareness. Tracking attendance measures the effectiveness of our outreach efforts, which are essential for building trust. 4,225 Exceeded Goal 4,750 5,500 We did not experience any weather cancellations, which was helpful in exceeding our attendance goal. 5,500 131 Number of Facebook posts Police Social media is a primary channel for informing the community about RPD activities. Monitoring the number of posts helps us grow our audience and assess the resources dedicated to social media. 270 Exceeded Goal 275 319 320 132 Number of Facebook followers Police Tracking the number of Facebook followers provides insights into our outreach efforts and community engagement. 18,644 Exceeded Goal 22,000 22,468 24,000 133 Number of accidents responded to Police The number of accidents reported helps assess the effectiveness of enforcement and educational initiatives aimed at enhancing road safety. N/A Monitoring N/A 2,252 N/A 134 Number of speeding citations Police Tracking speeding citations allows us to evaluate the prevalence of speeding and the effectiveness of our enforcement efforts. 1,121 Monitoring N/A 474 N/A 135 Number of locations speed trailers placed Police Speed trailers educate drivers about speed limits, contributing to public safety. Monitoring placement locations ensures effective resource utilization. N/A Did Not Meet Goal 40 29 The trailers were out nearly every day in 2024, only pulled occasionally for weather. 35 136 Number of incidents/calls for service in the business district Police The number of incidents in business districts provides insights into activity levels in the downtown area. 6,775 Monitoring N/A 7,720 N/A 137 Number of incidents/calls for service citywide Police Tracking citywide incidents offers context for understanding trends and issues throughout the city. 62,162 Monitoring N/A 62,092 N/A 138 Number of 911 and non emergency calls into Dispatch Police The number of 911 and non- emergency calls to dispatch helps assess personnel needs and resource allocation. 189,800 Monitoring N/A 175,300 N/A Page 19 of21ExportedonFebruary19, 2025 12:31:43 PM PST Metrics Department Why is it important?2023: Performance 2024 Performance Status 2024: Goal 2024: Performance 2024: Performance Notes 2025: Goal 139 Number of local/regional artists hired Public Music Hiring local and regional artists strengthens the local arts economy and showcases the diverse talent within our community. It fosters a deeper connection between residents and artists while promoting cultural vibrancy. 109 Met Goal 11 10 A total of 153 opener applications were received, with 41% coming from bands with no ties to the local area. For 2025, our goal is to hire local and regional artists for all opening slots in the FORWARD and Riverside Music Series, covering a total of 11 events. 11 140 Dollar value spent per contract on local/regional artist contracts Public Music Spending on local artist contracts directly supports the livelihood of local creatives, boosting the local economy and contributing to a sustainable arts ecosystem. It reflects our commitment to investing in the community's artistic talent. 750.00 Met Goal $750.00 $750.00 Our goal of $750 per opener contract has been an increase from our $500 goal in 2022. 750.00 141 Number of Public Music events Public Music The number of public music events indicates the accessibility and reach of cultural programming. A higher number of events provides more opportunities for residents to engage with music and community gatherings. 34 Met Goal 32 31 In 2024, we hosted 31 events, including 6 Forward Concerts, 5 Riverside Concerts, 6 Passport Sessions Outreach Services, 3 Public Concerts, the 4th of July Concert, and 10 AIS Outreach + 1 Public Concert. For next year, we plan to continue with 31 concerts, carrying over all programming except the 4th of July concert. 31 142 Number of attendees for Public Music events Public Music Tracking attendance helps measure the community’s engagement and interest in public music offerings. Strong participation reflects the success of our programming and helps us understand demand. 33,959 Did Not Meet Goal 28,000 20,679 Our attendance goal for FORWARD Park Concerts is 500 per concert. This past summer we had to cancel 1 show due to weather; and our attendance goal for each of the 5 shows at the Riverside Music Series is 5,000. 25,000 143 Number of Public Music events held outside the downtown area Public Music By expanding music events beyond downtown, we ensure that all parts of the community have access to cultural experiences. It promotes inclusivity and brings programming to underserved areas, increasing community- wide engagement. 6 Met Goal 6 6 FORWARD events are held outside the downtown area on six event days with two performances each day. 6 144 Number of attendees at Public Music events held outside of downtown area Public Music Attendance at events outside downtown indicates the community’s response to decentralized programming. It helps assess the success of efforts to bring music and culture to various neighborhoods. 2,209 Did Not Meet Goal 3,000 2,841 Our attendance goal for each FORWARD Park Concerts was 500 per concert. While we anticipated 6 events for a total of 3,000 attendees, we had to cancel 1 show due to weather. 3,000 145 Number of events where Public Music surveys are distributed Public Music Surveys gather valuable feedback from event attendees, helping us assess the impact of our programs and make data- driven decisions to enhance future offerings. 31 (all but July 4th) Met Goal 14 14 Our intention for 2025 is to have 25 surveys. This includes FORWARD (6), Riverside (5), Passport Sessions(3), and Sound School (11) events. 25 Page 20 of21ExportedonFebruary19, 2025 12:31:43 PM PST Metrics Department Why is it important?2023: Performance 2024 Performance Status 2024: Goal 2024: Performance 2024: Performance Notes 2025: Goal 146 Number of survey participants for Public Music events Public Music A higher number of survey participants provides a more comprehensive understanding of public sentiment, helping ensure that our programming meets the needs and preferences of the community. 1,633 Met Goal N/A 1,560 FORWARD - 5% of the total concert attendees completed a survey. RIVERSIDE - 10% of the total concert attendees completed a survey. 1,560 Page 21 of21ExportedonFebruary19, 2025 12:31:43 PM PST