Plank #28 · Governance
Set department goals, publish dashboards, pair quantitative and community feedback, create a Community Impact Scorecard, build civic-tech partnerships, and tie budgeting to results...
Classification
The city can act directly, subject to budget, staffing, procurement, and execution quality.
Set department goals, publish dashboards, pair quantitative and community feedback, create a Community Impact Scorecard, build civic-tech partnerships, and tie budgeting to results.
Florida public-records law already requires broad disclosure, so the issue is presentation, management discipline, and staffing rather than authority.
This is one of the cleanest city-side planks in the matrix. The city does not need Tallahassee to publish data, define metrics, or run a performance office.
Implementation barriers identified across the audit; tap to expand a definition.
No separate municipal delivery record exists yet; this is a managerial test of whether the administration would build the reporting machinery it promises.
Related
Records with shared policy areas or recurring implementation barriers.
Accountability