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Commission directs staff to publish and return with consolidated performance metrics within 30 days
Summary
The commission unanimously approved a motion directing staff to return within 30 days with a consolidated summary of departmental performance metrics (KPIs) aligned to resident priorities and to publish Transportation Department metrics on the city website.
Commissioner Butler told colleagues the Transportation Department’s data show fewer minutes to cross Hallandale Beach Boulevard and urged that the information be made more visible to residents. He moved to direct staff to return to the commission within 30 days with a consolidated summary of departmental performance metrics currently being developed, identify which metrics align with resident priorities (traffic, flooding, city appearance), and propose a standardized reporting format. He also asked that existing Transportation Department performance-improvement metrics be published prominently on the city website.
The motion was seconded and carried on a 5-0 roll call. Commissioner Butler said these metrics would help the public see “that we are having a positive impact on the things that they’re most concerned about.” City Manager Doctor Earl agreed to return the requested consolidated summary within the timeline outlined in the motion.
The motion covers current metrics already under development rather than new measures, and asks staff to identify which of those metrics map to resident priority areas. The commission did not appropriate new funds during the vote; the motion was a directive for staff reporting and public posting.
