Alpine County leaders map a narrower, measurable strategic plan for 2027'2032
Economic development director JT Shevallia presented results from the 2021'2026 strategic plan, urged smaller, measurable goals and quarterly KPIs, and the board agreed to hold dedicated public workshops and monthly check-ins to align the plan with budget and tribal outreach.
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JT Shevallia, Alpine County's economic development director, on Tuesday recapped the county's first five-year strategic plan (2021'2026) and proposed a leaner, measurable roadmap for 2027'2032 aimed at tying goals to quarterly key performance indicators and realistic staffing capacity. Shevallia told the Board of Supervisors the 2021'2026 plan correctly identified priorities such as economic diversification, housing, broadband and wildfire resilience but that many objectives were too aspirational and lacked interim milestones.
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