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Cherokee County DSS outlines multi‑year strategic planning process
Summary
Director Amanda McGee told the board the strategic planning process will use focus groups, surveys and meetings to build a 5, 10, 15 and 20‑year vision; the board expects to invite about 18–20 participants and hold a dedicated planning meeting next month.
Director Amanda McGee updated the Cherokee County Department of Social Services Board on a formal strategic planning initiative intended to set the agency's direction over 5, 10, 15 and 20 years. "The planning process is expected to include focus groups, surveys, questionnaires, and both individual and group discussions to identify the long-term vision for Cherokee County DSS over the next 5, 10, 15, and 20 years," McGee told the board. She said an example invitation email and initial outreach have been prepared and that Dr. Tipton at Tri‑County Community College has responded about participating.
Board members discussed holding a dedicated strategic planning meeting in the coming month to present current agency data, projected community needs and staffing projections. The board identified core service areas to be included in the process—Eligibility Services; Adult Protective Services and Child Protective Services; Child Support Services; and additional program areas for a total of about five key categories—and agreed to develop survey questions collaboratively. The board discussed inviting roughly 18–20 participants and holding the session at Tri‑County Community College; no formal action was taken and the timeline and participant list will be finalized at a future meeting.
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