Thursday, 6 February 2014

Staff Letter June 21st, 2013

RE: “To provide a welcoming, healthy, and safe community”                  
 
Our town has enjoyed many successes over the past two terms. Our town needs to build on past success and grow to become the best we can be within the province of Saskatchewan.  Part of any well managed community that wants to be viewed as a important contributor to the local economy starts with a well written business plan with goals to thrive and be successful.

I have a number of specific goals that can be met over both the short term and longer term. Continue the good work in areas like customer service, budgeting and workplace excellence.

·         To focus on our core businesses of administration and regulation by having effective and efficient systems in place to meet the needs of our Preeceville citizens.  

·         To be seen as an community leader in the relationships we have with our partners and stakeholders, not only allowing them to be successful, but ensuring the needs of Preeceville citizens are being met through the services we deliver and through services our partners provide.  

·         To be an employer of choice and a leader in workplace safety.  

 
·         To be successful in an environment where customer expectations continue to grow, while managing with existing resources.   
 

·         We can align and structure ourselves better to ensure we have the focus and resources to continue to build and strengthen our relationships with partners and stakeholders. 

·         We can continue our efforts to reduce red tape and become more efficient throughout our operations.


·         We can do a better job of focusing on our goals and measuring our performance against them.

 
In closing, I would like to thank each of you for all your work. In talking with our citizens, customers and visitors, they always comment on how the Town looks and the pride we all have in our community.
 

 Thank you,

Garth Harris

Mayor of Preeceville

“To provide a welcoming, healthy, and safe community”

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