Strategic Plan Updates

Public Safety

• Staffing: Fire and Police departments continue to face recruitment challenges, but four new hires in Fire and additional officers in Police have improved coverage.
• Quick Response Vehicle: Utilized for 8.5 days per month, responding to 37% of calls when in service.

Compensation, Benefits, & Staff Development

• Living Wage: % of workforce above living wage decreased from 78.4% to 63.3%.  The decrease is attributable to the recent update to the living wage by Just Economics.

Strong Infrastructure

• Street Cut Repairs: Efficiency improved, with 83.7% of work orders closed within 30 days (up from 69.1%).
• City Hall Exterior: Discussion continues on how to best repair the building's roof, limestone, and brick damages.  This is delaying this project.

Strategic Housing Plan

• Entitlements: 145 units were entitled in quarter one.  50 of the units were entitled by-right.  77 or 53% of these units are 'affordable'.

Growth Management & Community Character

• Design Standards: A downtown design overlay is being currently developed by a Planning Board committee.

Invest in Parks

• Clear Creek Greenway: This project is set to bid and begin construction in Q4 (April-June).

Enhance Sustainability

• Tree Plantings: While our tree planting goals were delayed this fall/winter, we have re-started this process with the Clear Creek Greenway project.

Transportation Planning

• Traffic Calming: Strategies to address this topic were introduced at the City Council retreat in February.

City Boards & Volunteers

• Board & Committees: Working on plan for 2026 to re-vamp advisory board organization.

Support Downtown Businesses

• Downtown Incubator: ADA compliant chair lift is currently being installed.

Public Safety

• Downtown Officer: Landon McGraw was assigned as the dedicated downtown officer on 03/09/2026.

Compensation, Benefits, & Staff Development

• New Merit Program: City staff completed the second year of the new performance review program.

Strong Infrastructure

• No Key Achievements to report for Q3 of FY26.

Strategic Housing Plan

• No Key Achievements to report for Q3 of FY26.

Growth Management & Community Character

• No Key Achievements to report for Q3 of FY26.

Invest in Parks

• No Key Achievements to report for Q3 of FY26.

Enhance Sustainability Citywide

• No Key Achievements to report for Q3 of FY26.

Transportation Plannning

• GO Bond: City voters approved the $10m proposed transportation bond.

City Boards & Volunteers

• Start Citizens Academy: The Core of the City Academy launched this quarter and we are currently on session 5 of 8.

Support Downtown Businesses

• No Key Achievements to report for Q3 of FY26.