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1 Budget Engagement in Durham, NC
Ben Kittelson Sr. Budget & Management Analyst Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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Overview Background on Durham What We Did FY 2018 Engagement Communications The Results Lessons Learned Plans for FY 2019 Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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Background on Durham Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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Background Durham City Council wanted to see more resident involvement in the FY 2018 budget We wanted to supplement not duplicate Gather useful input from residents Be able to show the impact of feedback Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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Calendar Feb. 11, 2017: Coffee with Council PAC 3 Feb. 13, 2017: Coffee with Council PAC 2 Mar. 6, 2017: Budget Public Hearing Mar. 9, 2017: Coffee with Council PAC 5 Mar. 11, 2017: Coffee with Council PAC 4 Mar. 18, 2017: Coffee with Council PAC 1 Jun. 5, 2017: Budget Public Hearing Jun. 19, 2017: City Council Adopts Budget Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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Coffees with Council Series of 5 public meetings Council takes questions from residents Staff attends to answer questions Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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Resident Survey Now annual with County & school system Captures both perceptions of services and priorities Used during budget process Scientifically valid, so only about residents fill it out Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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What We Did Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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What We Did Distilling the budget down Useful Simple Short We chose capital items instead of services Parks Transportation Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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Asked residents to rank seven City services in order of priority: Parks & Open Space Sidewalks Parking Trails & Greenways Athletic Fields Street Improvements Bike Lanes Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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In-Person Survey Goal: Inform already involved residents & ask them to share survey. We went to Community Groups already meeting: Walked them through survey 5-10 minute presentation Answered questions Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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In-Person Survey 195 surveys completed 21 groups met with 12 Boards & Commissions 5 PACs Chamber of Commerce Convention & Visitors Bureau Ministerial Alliance (x2) REAL Durham Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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Online Survey Communications Plan Worked with our Public Affairs Dept. Plugged into the tools they use already Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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Online Survey Variety of outreach tools: In-person Traditional Media Social Media Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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Traditional Media Online survey posted to City’s website ed press release to City’s print, radio and TV news media distribution list Herald-Sun published Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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Social Media Facebook 3 Posts (Jan-Mar) Videos & post with photo Reach: 15,843 Video Views: 5,745 Reactions, Comments & Shares: 171 Twitter 64 tweets (Jan-Mar) Videos & photos Total Impressions: 75,841 Total Engagements: 1,879 Instagram 5 posts – 1,090 followers Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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Social Media Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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The Results Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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The Results Total of 2,139 Completed Surveys In-Person 195 responses Online 1,944 responses Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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The Results Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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The Results Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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The Results We also heard at each community meeting about: Affordable Housing Public Safety Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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What’s in the Budget? Sidewalks $1.5 million for sidewalk repair Trails & Greenways $850,000 for future trails Parks & Open Space $385,000 for parks repairs/upgrades Eliminated fees for youth/teens Street Improvements $6.6 million for annual maintenance of streets & sidewalks. Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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What’s in the Budget? Affordable Housing Additional 1 cent on the property tax rate $2,792,485 more in FY 2018 Public Safety Police: Take Home Car Program ($1.7 million) Fire: Staffing for new Station FTEs ($1.9 million) Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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Lessons Learned Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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Lessons Learned Process Council Input Location Exercise Short Simple Outreach In-Person value Reaching Back Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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Pros & Cons What Worked What We’d Change More residents (2,139) were involved than before Many opportunities to participate (26 meetings) Focus on capital projects easy to understand Partnering with Public Affairs on outreach Helpfulness of input & timing in the process Add more groups to our list especially activist Engage Council on what they want to hear about Inform again about what’s in budget Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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Plans for FY 2019 Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

31 Joint City/County Meetings
Coffees with Council on steroids Both City Council and Board of County Commissioners Answer questions that cross jurisdictions Inform Strategic Plan refresh Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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Coffees with Council Reformatted structure More comments from City Council Introduce Participatory Budgeting Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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Beginning to draft how we’d implement in Durham Lessons learned from Greensboro, NC Would take place after budget adoption Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council

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Questions? Ben Kittelson Winston-Salem Citizens' Budget Advisory Council


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