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Key Performance Indicators As part of the government service contracts, which took effect on January 1, 2012, key performance indicators were identified for each contract tied to each particular department s core competencies. Each department monitors and tracks a number of performance measures and workload measures. For example, staff largely does not influence how many individuals apply for permits (workload measure) but can affect how quickly permits are issued (performance mesure). 2012 - KPI s Community Develop,ment Finance and Administration Marketing and Public Relations Information Technology Parks and Recreation Public Works

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PLANNING & ZONING 47 public meetings - 411 agenda packets We keep the process moving! 12 Zoning Board of Appeals Meetings 6 Planning Commission Meetings 5 Community Council Meetings 16 Sustainability Commission Meetings 16 Other Meetings - including Design Review Advisory Commission and the Zoning Rewrite process 68 advertising deadlines 49 cases heard - including variances, rezonings and Special Land Use Permits We inform the community! 100% of Zoning-Code required advertising and noticing deadlines met 49 cases heard BUILDING & INSPECTIONS 1,088 sets of plans We keep your projects moving! 98% of inspections completed within 1 business day of request 677 permits while you wait We quickly respond to citizen concerns! 97% of reported code violations inspected within 1 business day of report We turn plans around quickly! 94% of plans reviewed within 14 calendar days or less! 6,829 inspections We are homeowner-friendly! 99% of permits for non-plan review items (like water heaters and roofs) issued while you wait, in most cases in less than 15 minutes CODE COMPLIANCE 118 code issues 8,601 violations 12 complexes inspected in 2012 for a total of 28 complexes inspected since the program s inception - 19 complexes now in full compliance We address life safety and code violations in our multi-family residential complexes! 8,601 violations documented 12 complexes

Finance & Administration HUMAN RESOURCES 19 benefit changes We file claims quickly! 100% of Workers Compensation claims processed within 24 hours of notice to Human Resources 12 solicitations PURCHASING 9 new employees We process new team members efficiently! 100% of new employees processed before cutoff for the next payroll We are responsive to changes! 100% of benefit changes requested outside of Open Enrollment were processed within 2 days of request 9 claims We keep solicitations (RFPs/RFQs/ITBs) moving! 9 posted within 3 days of receipt of technical specifications from departments 11 received 5 or more responses 10 issued notice to proceed within 1 business day of receiving a fully executed contract 13,374 calls RECEPTION ACCOUNTING 3,040 invoices We pay our employees on time! 100% of payrolls processed within three business days 12 monthly Financial Reports We process new and renewal applications! 2,358 renewals of licenses 349 new licenses 66 more than 2011 s 2,641 licenses You call, we answer! 98% of calls answered before the answering machine picks up, Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.. We pay our bills on time! 98% of invoices paid within 30 days or less REVENUE 27 payrolls We keep the books current! 100% of monthly financial reports completed by the last day of the following month 2,707 licenses

MARKETING AND PUBLIC RELATIONS 168 media inquiries We are always available for comment! 100% of media inquires answered within the same business day The press agrees, we are newsworthy! 100% hit rate for releases - each release had at least one print, broadcast, or online mention 33 press releases 89 website updates People visit our website! 140,121 unique visitors to our website 492,441 unique page views 622 social media messages We keep the website current! 65 minor website updates such as adding news/calendar/event information 24 rich content updates such as adding project buttons or reworking pages 140,121 website visitors We keep the conversation moving with social media! 304 posts on Facebook 318 tweets on Twitter 898 Facebook Friends 1,575 Twitter Followers 5,824 GovDelivery subscribers 83 written content pieces We support other departments! 100% internal publications completed on schedule such as the CAFR 43 city initiatives photographed We communicate with the community! 96% of pieces substantially error-free 28 internal publications We visually document our achievements! 43 city initiatives photographed and added to our photo library

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 1,296 help desk tickets We back-up our data frequently! 99% of data back-ups completed successfully 104 workstations We keep the City up and running! 99% system uptime maintained including servers, VoIP, and network issues outside of scheduled maintenance times We resolve issues quickly and successfully! 98% of IT Help Desk tickets resolved successfully 97% resolved within priority-based time windows high priority issues within 1 hour or less medium priority issues within 2 1/2 hours all issues resolved within 3 hours or less 3,453 data backups We protect our workstations! 94% of our workstations have current patches and updates deployed 99% system uptime 171 work orders PARKS AND RECREATION We quickly address issues in our parks! 100% of work orders addressed within time frames 99 regular work orders, all addressed within 48 hours of report 22 emergency work orders, all addressed within 24 hours of report 50 work orders from Recreation Parnters, all addressed within 48 hours of report We communicate with our Recreation Partners! 100% of weeks we communicate with all Recreation Partner organizations operating in our Parks 51 pavillion rentals 8 Recreation Partners Rentals are processed quickly! 100% of requests for park pavillion rentals are processed within 10 days

PUBLIC WORKS STORM WATER WORK ORDERS 293 storm drain issues We respond to each reported issue! 29 trees removed from the road 257 signals repaired 171 signs repaired or replaced 88 right of way maintenance issues 61 stormwater projects We work diligently to repair and maintain our stormwater system! 18 pipe replacements 7 lining projects 6 detention pond cleanings/repairs 22 pipe cleaning/video inspections 7 engineering projects 1 new pond project We actively participate in the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) to maintain our Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4)! 40 detention pond inspections 55 outfall screenings 1,400 feet of stream clean-up 127 stormwater markers placed 24 citizen concerns addressed 248 MS4 projects We keep the stormwater flowing! 162 storm drains cleaned 131 storm drains repaired 535 other work orders 14.1 lane miles 3 new sidewalks complete PAVING We are resurfacing our streets! Based on the 2009 Pavement Conditions Analysis we continue to resurface! We are repairing and maintaining our streets! 141 pot holes filled 135 pavement patches 27 curbs replaced SIDEWALKS We are adding more sidewalks! New sidewalks completed on Happy Hollow Road, Valley View Road, and Mount Vernon east of Ashford Dunwoody Road 303 street repairs 10 new sidewalks underway 74 sidewalk repairs We re also taking care of existing sidewalks and repairing as we go! 2 new bike lanes complete BIKE LANES We re adding more bike lanes! New bike lanes completed on Perimeter Center East and Mount Vernon east of Ashford Dunwoody Road

2012 was a great success, but we re not done yet! 2013 - KPI s As of January 1, 2013, we have expanded the Key Performance Indicator Project to include the City departments as well. As with our vendors, we worked collaboratively with the department heads to identify key performance measures tied to the core competencies of their department. For each measure, we have set specific targets intended to establish a desired level of performance. Stay tuned for the first quarterly update! City Attorney City Clerk Municipal Court Police Department Measures including timeliness of review for Ordinances, Resolutions, and Contracts and timeliness of legal opinions. Measures including response to Open Records Requests, timeliness of Agenda publication, and recordation and filing of documents. Measures including timely filing of citations, timely scheduling of arraignments and trials, and accurate reporting to the Department of Driver Services Measures including response to calls for services, availability of officers to respond, and clearance rate for violent and property crimes.