3.A. Number of community organizations, business groups and local government bodies that
regularly evaluate their progress as compared to their goals.
A good development process includes steps to measure progress toward goals and to adjust future actions to reflect
lessons learned. If there is no evaluation of progress toward a goal, there is no way to improve the actions taken
to achieve it. |
Community organizations, local government bodies |
Review of meeting minutes, survey, interviews with officers |
3.B. Ratio of number of alternatives to number of issues raised for public consideration.
The ability to separate problems from solutions is a major factor in adaptability and responsibility. |
Newspaper, county and city government minutes, broadcasts of county and city government meetings |
Document review/counting alternatives per issue |