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Office of the Director FY 2014-15 Highlights

We launched several major road
construction projects, such as the
widening of Baseline Road (pictured
on right) from 231st Avenue to
Brookwood Avenue and from 197th
Avenue to Willow Creek Drive.

• The Board adopted a major update to the Washington County Transportation System Plan following two years of
robust public involvement and input from County residents on advisory committees and at multiple open houses –
one of which was conducted virtually (online).

• Road maintenance work scheduling was adjusted in the wake of the Office of the Director
November 2014 election, which saw voters reject a proposed annual $30/ Performance Measures:
vehicle ($17/motorcycle) vehicle registration fee (VRF). Without new
revenue streams - like the VRF - LUT has had to re-evaluate priorities. PERFORMANCE MEASURES

• Continued coordinating the department’s activities related to the Nike
World Headquarters campus expansion and road improvements related
to the Intel Ronler Acres expansion.

• Launched the Washington County Transportation Futures Study, which
included developing measures for evaluating community values, possible Measure: All department
future land use scenarios, and long-term transportation strategy concepts. employees receive annual
performance assessments.
• We celebrated 30 years as a department (one year late!). LUT’s TEAM
(Together Everyone Achieves More) staff committee organized an employee- Objective: Set performance
sponsored celebration in June 2015. expectations and provide timely

feedback to all employees to
• Provided emergency response services during severe weather.
direct efforts toward achieving
organizational goals, objectives,
and strategies.

Timeframe: July 1 to June 30

Target:
100%

Result:
95%

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