Regional Boundary Review |
1. First Things First Regional Boundary Review - Public Feedback (closes April 15, 2013)
A critical component of First Things First’s regional boundary review process is public feedback on the draft recommendations.
The Regional Boundary Task Force adopted a set of guiding principles to direct the data gathering, public survey and draft recommendation process. The Task Force determined that any proposed regional boundary modification should:
• Maintain or increase access to services;
• Promote scale of services and programming through a geographic region;
• Strengthen leadership capacity and infrastructure to create and sustain a high-quality service system;
• Recognize the uniqueness and diversity of individual communities that make up a region and that regional council representation across a geographic boundary can be achieved;
• Maximize and leverage resources resulting in efficiencies in creating and strengthening the service delivery system, thus reducing redundancies and duplication;
• Minimize disruption of service delivery for any regional boundary changes that are proposed.
Please consider these guidelines as you share your comments in the fields below.
THIS SURVEY OF PUBLIC COMMENTS WILL CLOSE ON APRIL 15, 2013.
Thank you very much for your participation.
The Regional Boundary Task Force adopted a set of guiding principles to direct the data gathering, public survey and draft recommendation process. The Task Force determined that any proposed regional boundary modification should:
• Maintain or increase access to services;
• Promote scale of services and programming through a geographic region;
• Strengthen leadership capacity and infrastructure to create and sustain a high-quality service system;
• Recognize the uniqueness and diversity of individual communities that make up a region and that regional council representation across a geographic boundary can be achieved;
• Maximize and leverage resources resulting in efficiencies in creating and strengthening the service delivery system, thus reducing redundancies and duplication;
• Minimize disruption of service delivery for any regional boundary changes that are proposed.
Please consider these guidelines as you share your comments in the fields below.
THIS SURVEY OF PUBLIC COMMENTS WILL CLOSE ON APRIL 15, 2013.
Thank you very much for your participation.