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Agency Strategic Planning

 

Strategic planning information links by state agency, board, and commission.

Governor Kotek envisions improving customer service for Oregonians by making state operations more efficient and effective. This vision aims to empower our 42,000 public servants to deliver the essential services and support that Oregonians rely on. New strategic plans have been established to guide our work, break down silos, and enhance systems to better serve individuals and families across the state. 
These plans include:
  • Strategic Plans: Provide clear direction and focus, guiding the agency towards achieving its long-term goals and fulfilling its mission and the Governor’s vision.
  • Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Belonging (DEIB) Plans: Foster a workplace culture that values and respects diverse perspectives and backgrounds.
  • Information Technology (IT) Strategic Plans: Align technology initiatives with the agency’s mission and goals, enhancing service delivery of resilient, adaptive, secure and citizen-centered digital transformation.
The following links are provided for transparency and to improve information access for the public and constituents.


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Agency Strategic Planning – Entity Information

The reports below provides up to date state agency – strategic planning direct links for each agency.







Resources

Oregon Department of Justice 
Governor's Recommended Budget
Governor Tina Kotek unveiled her budget recommendations for the 2023-25 biennium, titled “Mission Focused" because of its focus on three top priorities: building more housing and reducing homelessness; improving access to mental health and addiction services; and improving outcomes in early literacy and K-12 schools.
Governor's Reccommended Budget

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Top Priorities in the 2023-2025 Governor's Budget
Housing and homelessness | Mental health and addiction care | Education and child care
Top Priorities

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What are the intended outcomes of posted agency strategic plans?
Agencies posting strategic plans on their respective web portals ensures transparency, accountability, public trust, and engagement in governmental processes. 
This practice is aimed at improving governance and allowing Oregonians to access information about government goals, strategies, and performance.