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CITY OF HURST
GENERAL FUND ADMINISTRATION 0112 NON DEPARTMENTAL
Continue annual evaluation of the city’s retiree health care plans and update plan
features to contain costs.
Continue to fund public transportation programs.
Continue the Youth-in-Government program, which provides select high-school students
an opportunity to learn about municipal government operations in a classroom setting
and by completing a community-service project.
Implement Five Levels of Leadership action plans.
GOALS, OBJECTIVES & PERFORMANCE MEASURES
Council Priorities:
☐Public Safety ☒Innovation
☐Economic Vitality ☐Redevelopment
☐Infrastructure ☒Leadership
Goals:
Focus on maintaining and improving city services and document and communicate
achievements in the budget.
Be proactive in risk detection and risk reduction.
Be proactive in meeting cultural, educational, recreational, and historical needs.
Continue to attract, retain, and develop staff throughout the organization to establish a
qualified talent pool for future movement within the organization.
Objectives:
Continue offering three transportation programs: TRE, HEB Transit, and NETS.
Analyze retiree health care coverage and make plan adjustments, if necessary, to
continue providing a cost-effective benefit to eligible retirees.
Provide updated information to the Texas Municipal League to ensure sufficient property
and liability insurance is maintained.
Renew contracts with Tarrant Appraisal District and Tarrant County for the valuation of
property and assessment/collection of property tax revenue.
Fully fund the City’s Actuarially Determined Contribution for retiree benefits.
Maintain agreement with Boyle & Lowry, LLP to ensure the City continues to receive
professional and cost-effective legal representation.
Continue Youth-in-Government program.
Implement Five Levels of Leadership management training programs.
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