SASKATOON — The City of Saskatoon is seeking public input on its draft strategic plan for 2022-25. The current strategic plan for 2018-21 will be retired at year’s end.
The City has been working to develop the new strategic plan over the course of the past year. The document is intended to capture the priorities and direction for the City over the next four years. The draft plan includes three pillars that underline how the City will achieve the goals set out in its plan:
- Advance city council's priorities
- Deliver excellence in core services and operational priorities
- Drive corporate transformational change
The strategic plan is a guiding document that sets out the City’s big picture. It outlines the specific outcomes that City council and administration will work together to achieve over the next four years. Strategy does not cover all the important work a City does. Strategy speaks specifically to the changes and improvements that are planned over a period to ensure Saskatoon remains viable and attractive to current and future residents.
The City is gathering feedback on the draft plan and content of the three pillars. This feedback will be presented alongside the plan at Nov. 22 meeting of City Council. The Strategic Plan presentation and the discussion that follows will be available via livestream at saskatoon.ca and residents are welcome to tune in.
The 2022-25 draft strategic plan and the accompanying survey are available now at saskatoon.ca/engage. If you or someone you know cannot complete the online survey, please contact the City's Customer Care Centre at 306-975-2476 to request a paper copy. The survey is open until 5 p.m. on Nov. 10.
