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Strategic plan2 <br />Stewardship; and Maximizing Resources. The plan remains visitor-focused and prioritizes public <br />service in the context of working to achieve or maintain high professional standards in the care of <br />collections, development of interpretation, and delivery of education. It reflects a shift of strategy <br />th <br />in how the Museum will approach the celebration of its 100 anniversary in 2024. <br />The plan was developed over several months, which involved multiple meetings and information- <br />gathering sessions with staff and stakeholders. Feedback was solicited both inside and outside <br />City staff. <br />The plan incorporates a column that aligns each action with Envision Riverside 2025, explicitly <br />indicating in what area the action assists in meeting Citywide goals. Like the prior plan, it includes <br />accountabilities, costs, and timelines. <br />performance is linked to meeting strategic plan goals. At approximately the three-year mark, it <br />will be expected that actions completed and changed circumstances will again prompt a plan <br />renewal process. The plan is not intended to restate position descriptions or standard operating <br />procedures, but rather to focus on new initiatives and special projects that fundamentally advance <br />the institution and are deemed achievable within the five-year period. <br />that must be approved by any a <br />(Museum), whose governing body is City Council, is an AAM-accredited institution; it is thus <br />obliged and desires to comply. <br />STRATEGIC PLAN ALIGNMENT: <br />The activities of the Museum of Riverside align with Strategic Priority No. 1 Arts, Culture and <br />Recreation and Goal No. 1.1 <br />senior, and lifelong learning programs and amenities through expanded community partnerships, <br />shared use opportunities, and fund development. <br />This project aligns with the cross-cutting threads as follows: <br />1. Community Trust This project promotes community trust by detailing plans to fulfill <br />commitments made to improve <br />historic sites for maximum public access. <br /> <br />2. Equity Project outcomes will benefit the entire community; programs are offered <br />s in this <br />area. <br />3. Fiscal Responsibility All actions are pursued with prudent use of City and donated <br />revenues in mind. <br />4. Innovation Specific actions will draw up new technologies and effective partnerships. <br />5. Sustainability & Resiliency Specific actions will both incorporate sustainable means to <br />execute them and provide opportunities to interpret those actions publicly. <br /> <br />
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