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## STRATEGIC PLAN AUGUST, 2025
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A passionate and engaged community that is welcoming, forward thinking and safe,
with a growing and vibrant economy and providing opportunities and activities for
all ages.
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OUR MISSION STATEMENT
Woodstock proudly serves its community by providing high-quality services that balance
economic growth, tourism development, and the well-being of our residents.
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## STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE
Strengthening operational Efficiency Establish strategic relationships and partnerships
ACTION 1: Determine a long-term solution for a Town Hall/Administration location based on existing and future needs of the community ACTION 5: Establish appropriate committees that contains relevant Council members, staff, and community stakeholders to help improve relations in the following
ACTION 2A: Create and implement a performance
## review framework for all non-union employees
ACTION 2B: Create and implement a performance
review framework for all union employees
ACTION 3A: Develop a formal job requisition,
approval, posting and onboarding process for all
future positions
ACTION 3B: Develop a formal succession plan for all existing and future positions
ACTION 4: Develop a formal process for reviewing all services delivered to the community to ensure
relevancy and costs areas:
## · Union Negotiatons and relations
· Community non-profit collaboration
· First Nations Relations
· Provincial and Federal Partnerships
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STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE
## STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE
Enhancing Community Engagement Improving internal communications and designing and implementing a CRM (citizen relationship management) system
ACTION 6: Create a marketing strategy that promotes
our brand and encourages community pride and
engagement
ACTION 7: Develop a formal community engagement
## program leveraging use of social media and web
presence in addition to traditional channels ACTION 8: Implement a software based communications system for internal and external efficiencies to improve speed to respond to community needs, including a Citizen Relations Management system, EMO response, and for
## service notifications to keep the public informed about infrastructure and road work
ACTION 9: Develop & implement a software based solution
for collecting customer feedback to ensure service levels are monitored appropriately
## SERVICE DELIVERY
The Service Delivery pillar is a critical component of our plan, as it allows us to focus on delivering high-quality services that meet the needs and expectation of our citizens and stakeholders. Delivering high-quality services will lead to increase citizen satisfaction while increasing efficiency in service delivery. We will be focused on ensuring that our services are reliable, dependable and consistently delivered.
## STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE
Making targeted investments in water and sewer infrastructure and pubic works infrastructure to ensure long-term sustainability and reliability
ACTION 10: Establish a robust multiyear asset management plan with detailed long-term implementation strategies for water and sewer infrastructure above ground
ACTION 11: Establish a robust multiyear asset management plan with detailed long-term implementation strategies for water and sewer infrastructure below the ground in tandem with proper upgrades to storm water systems
ACTION 12: Develop an interim 3 year road maintenance and paving plan that can be implemented while water and sewer infrastructure plans are being developed and enacted
## STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE
Ensuring provision of services that promote active-living for all ages
ACTION 13: Develop a culture of active-living based on existing recreational & cultural assets and development of new programs and assets that will encourage citizens to participate and promote in healthy living
ACTION 14: Develop an implementation plan for the active transportation plan developed for the Town of Woodstock
ACTION 15: Perform a comprehensive review of all recreational services and identify gaps and necessary enhancements needed to ensure our community recreation offerings make Woodstock an attractive place to live throughout all stages of life
## STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE
Expanding and modernizing protective services and facilities to meet the needs of the community today and into the future
ACTION 16: Ensure the administration is staffed appropriately to support the expansion of the Woodstock Police Force in their daily operations
ACTION 17: Assist Mayor and Council in finding adequate funding for new protective services building(s)
ACTION 18: Ensure protective services are reviewed for longterm viability in both resources and finances
ACTION 19: Review the Planet Youth pilot program to determine how to integrate this upstream drug prevention program into our community
## STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE
Exploring new services to meet the demands ofa a growing community and help maintain affordability
ACTION 20: Analyze effectiveness of the current solid waste collection system and determine whether a new system isrequired to ensure the service remains affordable, efficient and environmentally responsible
ACTION 21: Conduct analysis of traffic flow needs to ensure we are providing safe and relevant pedestrian and vehicular systems, such as traffic calming measures, and/or new traffic lights, traffic circles, etc. and invest to address challenges with existing street, curb and lighting infrastructure throughout the community
ACTION 22: Analyze the feasibility of a public transit system that would provide a new, sustainable, and cost-efficient system that would not over-burden tax payers. Determine federal funding opportunities for related infrastructure and equipment STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE
## STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE
STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE
Pursuing community revitalization development programs in the downtown and Connell Park areas Investigate economic development opportunities that could include town owned properties and lands for industry Supporting housing development projects that provide low income, assistive, affordable, and general housing projects, to fill current and future housing needs.
ACTION 23: Undertake comprehensive
## Connell Park and Waterfront development review with strategies for
a phased-in implementat an approach
and engagement. ACTION 24: Develop a tourism strategy to establish priorities and expectations,
including our capacity to host major
events
ACTION 25: Establish a regular calendar to meet with prospective tourism developers and event organizations to investigate new ideas
to determine if they align with our strategy, and report on outcomes ACTION 26: Collaborate with the Chamber of Commerce and BIA to
promote financial incentive program ACTION 27: Conduct an inventory of
## all existing and available vacant buildings and lands to determine
future projects & developments, and ensure engagement with relevant stakeholders
potential locations of current and
ACTION 28: Assist as appropriate in
the development and sustainability of healthcare assets that aim to improve the health of the community and provide for a better economic development climate for industry ACTION 29: Assist in the active
## development of both private and public sector housing projects in any
of the following stages: planning,
development, investments, or funding applications. Ensure funding maintains a fair balance for taxpayers in the short-term and long-term
ACTION 30: Develop a consistent framework for review and revitalization of housing development incentives at the local level. Provide a framework that is clear to developers and incentivizes development that addresses current housing gaps and needs as supported by the latest
housing assessment reviews by the Town and the Regional Services Commission TOWN OF WOODSTOCK STRATEGIC PLAN
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