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2 0 2 2 Q u a r t e r 3 & 4 | 1 1 / 1 0 / 2 0 2 2
C i t y o f S o u t h B e n d
Citywide Performance
Management
departmentsEmpower servicesDesign dataFocus on
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1. Make the basics easy
2. Deliver good government
3. Invest in people and places
Our Process:
Our Goals:
residents’ livesImprove
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In the administration In the community
EXCELLENCE
For each major area of service delivery, establish South Bend as the best in the state, and/or in the top 25% nationally, measuring and reporting progress.
Establish a path for major indicators of resident well-being to reach the status of best-in-state or top-25% nationally, including the means to measure progress.
ACCOUNTABILITY
Put residents first always, offering services at the greatest value to the taxpayer, with clear and transparent indications of how the government is using public resources.
Promote a culture of civic engagement in which we hold one another to a high standard of respect, stewardship, and support for our shared community.
INNOVATION
Deliver better services more efficiently by introducing creative approaches to government operations, questioning habit and using evidence to continually improve.
Foster a culture of innovation in South Bend’s social and private sectors, seeking and developing the best ideas and practices from within and beyond our city limits.
INCLUSION
Ensure the city administration, as an employer and as a purchaser, reflects the community it serves and includes diverse voices in our decision-making and actions.
Develop a community in which everyone has an equal opportunity to thrive by expanding access and participation to all, incorporating diverse voices throughout the city.
EMPOWERMENT
Establish a work environment that enables employees to contribute richly to the administration and the community, taking pride and ownership in our work.
Support the ability of all residents to live a safe, healthy, meaningful life in South Bend, contributing as they are able and benefiting from all that our community offers.
This SB Stat meeting
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2022 Portfolio Projects
Project Description Status
Leverage delinquency and code data to find best eviction prevention intervention window
Predictive analysis project informing a 311/EEE pilot In-progress
More generous, efficient "shut-off" process New shut-off process map; preliminary analysis of process In-progress
Improve Solid waste missed pick-up and EPU policies Cost-benefit analysis + new policy recs In-progress
Improve pothole response time SLA analysis; Design and conduct pilot with streets; deliver pilot results In-progress
Improve customer interactions with frontline Utility Staff Analysis of post-call surveys; proposed scripts/processes for identified pain points In-progress
Plan for the "One Stop Shop" for Customer Service at new City Hall
Best practices from similar set-ups in other cities and the private sector; Proposed Plan for new South Bend City Hall On hold
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2022 Portfolio ProjectsQ3 & Q4 review
Project Updates
Improve Solid waste missed pick-up and EPU policies Starting project with Delivery Associates
Improve pothole response time Starting project with Delivery Associates
Improve customer interactions with frontline Utility Staff
Gathering more data to understand call context due to generally positive responses
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Today’s Agenda
1. Data overview from previous Stat meeting
•Customer Service KPIs from 311 data
2. Deep-dive analysis & discussion
•Post Call Survey data
•Redesigning the southbendin.gov homepage
•Customer Service Stat projects
•Project scope - Improving Solid waste missed pick-up and EPU policies
•Project scope - Improving pothole response time
3. Celebrating our values
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Data overview from previous
Stat meeting
Summarizing data points and statistics from the past quarter related to core operations
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Customer
Service KPIs
from 311 data
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Contents
•Summary of KPIs + Expected outcomes
•Q3 Review (2021 to 2022)
•Calls & Service requests
•Initiatives for Q4
•Year-to-date (2022)
•Calls & Service requests
•Initiatives for 2023
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Summary of KPIs + Expected outcomes
Customer Service KPIs Type of performance measure How we measure success Outcomes
Number of 311 calls Output (Quantity produced)If there’s an increase •Then more residents are aware of 311.
Output (Quantity produced)If there’s a decrease •Then more residents can resolve issues from finding information online.
•The more residents can resolve issues by submitting service requests online.
Percent of 311 calls transferred to other department/division
Effectiveness (Quality of quantity produced)If there’s a decrease •Then 311 liaisons are resolving issues quicker.
•Then departments have more information online for liaisons.
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Summary of KPIs + Expected outcomes
Customer Service KPIs Type of performance measure How we measure success Outcomes
Percent of 311 calls result in service request
Effectiveness (Quality of quantity produced)•If there’s an increase •Then more calls are initiating action.
Effectiveness (Quality of quantity produced)•If there’s a decrease •The more residents can resolve issues by submitting service requests online.
Number of service requests Output (Quantity produced)•If there’s an increase •Then more residents are accessing City services.
Number of service requests per capita Effectiveness (Quality of quantity produced)•If there’s an increase •Then more residents are accessing City services.
Percent of service requests from portal
Efficiency (Quantity produced by required inputs)
•If there’s an increase •The more residents can resolve issues by submitting service requests online.
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Q3 Review – 2021 to 2022Calls
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Q3 Review – 2021 to 2022Service requests
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Suggested initiativeQ4 (Oct to Dec)
Goal
•Increase percent of service requests from portal
Initiative
Promote 311 and 311 Service Portal through seasonal social media posts
•November – General “How to use the 311 Service Portal” post
•December – Report a Traffic Concern
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Discussion
Initiatives
•What other initiatives or goals do you have for your team(s) for Q4 (Oct to Dec)?
Data
•Do you have any questions about the data for your team(s)?
•Are there other data points that would be helpful for your team(s)?
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2022 – Year-to-dateCalls & service requests
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Year-to-dateTop calls & Top service requests
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What are our KPI goals for 2023?What outcomes do we want to see for 2023?
Customer Service KPIs How we measure success Outcomes
Number of 311 calls •If there’s an increase •Then more residents are aware of 311.
•If there’s a decrease •Then more residents can resolve issues from finding information online.
•The more residents can resolve issues by submitting service requests online.
Percent of 311 calls transferred to other department/division
•If there’s a decrease •Then 311 liaisons are resolving issues quicker.
•Then departments have more information online for liaisons.
Percent of 311 calls result in service request •If there’s an increase •Then more calls are initiating action.
•If there’s a decrease •The more residents can resolve issues by submitting service requests online.
Number of service requests •If there’s an increase •Then more residents are accessing City services.
Number of service requests per capita •If there’s an increase •Then more residents are accessing City services.
Percent of service requests from portal •If there’s an increase •The more residents can resolve issues by submitting service requests online.
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Potential initiatives for 2023
Major projectsHigh impact, high effort
Quick winsHigh impact, low effort
Fill ins
Low impact, low effort
"Thankless"
TasksLow impact, high effort
Promote 311 service portal more
Add more service forms to CRM
Make more service forms public
Create KBAs for “No Article Found” topics
Identify opportunities to reduce transferred calls
Identify Microsoft Forms that can be converted into CRM
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Deep-dive analysis & discussion
Diving deep into a few key initiatives being undertaken to improve city performance
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Post Call Survey
data
Thank you for participating in our survey.
Please rate your experience for each question on a scale of 1 to 5 by pressing the number on your keypad, with 1 being very dissatisfied and 5 being very satisfied.
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Contents Background
Survey prompt
Questions
Initiative 1 – Develop dashboard to review data
Discussion
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Background
OutcomeImprove customer service phone interactions
GoalUnderstand resident sentiment on: Customer Satisfaction, Friendliness, Knowledge, Timeliness, Resolution, Transfer call
Initiative 1Develop dashboard to review data
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Background
Morris Performing Arts Center Box Office
•Point of contact - Wendy G.
•Survey start - Tue 8/16
311
•Point of contact - Cynthia S.
•Survey start – Wed 4/27
Utilities
•Point of contact - Kim T.
•Survey start – Wed 4/27
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Survey prompt
Thank you for participating in our survey.
Please rate your experience for each question on a scale of 1 to 5 by pressing
the number on your keypad, with 1 being very dissatisfied and 5 being very satisfied.
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Questions
Q1 Customer Satisfaction •311 - How would you rate your satisfaction with your 311 call today?
•Utilities - How would you rate your satisfaction with your call with the City of South Bend Utility today?
•Non-call queue - How would you rate your satisfaction with your call to a City department?
Q2 Friendliness How would you rate your satisfaction with the friendliness of the agent who handled your call?
Q3 Knowledge How would you rate your satisfaction with the knowledge of the agent who handled your call?
Q4 Timeliness How would you rate your satisfaction with your call’s wait time?
Q5 Resolution Was your request resolved today? Press 1 for Yes and 2 for No
Q6 Resolution Is this your first time calling about this request? Press 1 for Yes and 2 for No
Q7 For non-311 survey lines only Was your call transferred to X department from the City’s 311 Center? Press 1 for Yes and 2 for No.
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DashboardInformation
Pages
•311 – Averages
•311 – Over time
•WW – Averages
•WW – Over time
•Morris – Averages
•Morris – Over time
View dashboard in Power BI online
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DashboardKPIs
Post call survey KPIs How we measure success Outcomes
Percent of callers that opted into survey from total calls handled
•If there’s an increase •Then staff have a more representative sample of callers for analysis.
Percent of callers that answered at least 1 question from total opted in
•If there’s an increase •Then staff have a more representative sample of callers for analysis.
Average rating for all questions •If there’s an increase •Then callers are more satisfied with customer service over the phone.
Percent of issues resolved today •If there’s an increase •Then callers are getting their issues resolved quicker.
First time callers as a percent of the total •If there’s an increase •Then callers are getting their issues resolved quicker.
Percent of callers transferred from 311 •If there’s a decrease •Then 311 liaisons are resolving issues quicker.
•Then departments have more information online for liaisons.
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DashboardKPI – Response rate (Q3)
•Percent of callers that opted into survey from total calls handled
•Percent of callers that answered at least 1 question from total opted in
6.0%
2.8%3.1%
0.0%
1.0%
2.0%
3.0%
4.0%
5.0%
6.0%
7.0%
311 Utilities (WaterWorks)MorrisPerformingArts Center
Percent of callers that opted into
survey from total calls handled
44%
43%
40%
35%
40%
45%
311 Utilities (WaterWorks)MorrisPerformingArts Center
Percent of callers that answered at
least 1 question from total opted in
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Dashboard311 – Averages (Q3)
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DashboardUtilities – Averages (Q3)
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DashboardMorris – Averages (Q3)
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DashboardQ3 - Observations to actions
Observations
Can’t currently connect rating with call topic currently Add question to survey “What did you call about today?”
Actions
Other important data points aren’t connected (ex: Survey doesn’t reach people who hang up due to long wait)
Identify other reports with important data points (AVG hold time, wait time, calls abandoned, etc.)
Need to be able to address low rated calls quicker Generate weekly report for low rated calls (3 and below for any question)
Discussion
Initiatives
•What are some initiatives that could improve the following KPIs in Q4 or 2023?
•Increase Percent of callers that opted into survey from total calls handled
•Increase Percent of callers that answered at least 1 question from total opted in
•Increase Average rating for all questions
•Increase Percent of issues resolved today
•Increase First time callers as a percent of the total
•Decrease Percent of callers transferred from 311
Data
•What other data points do you need to understand how to improve these KPIs?
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Redesigning the
southbendin.gov
homepage
…your main page shows that the most
important things that you want to get
across is: pets, bill paying, how to get a city job, and report and issue.
are those really the most important
things you want your citizens to know
about the city of South Bend? –Response ID R_1kHB8LsFiIOCvvb
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Contents Project scope
Timeline
SB UX process
Insights
Discussion
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Project scope
Background
•We designed the City homepage template when the website was redeveloped in 2018.
Goals
•Understand why people go to southbendin.gov homepage + how they use the homepage
•Improve the homepage to match people's needs
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Timeline
Wed 10/5 COSB starts conducting research (surveys + focus group)
Fri 10/21 COSB sends results to Pathfinders
Mon 10/24 Pathfinders internal project kickoff
Wed 11/9 First design review with Pathfinders
Wed 11/22 Second design review with Pathfinders
Wed 12/14 Final design review with Pathfinders
South Bend User Experience (SB UX) process
1. Identify digital tool
2. Develop research plan
3. Conduct research
4. Analyze results
5. Retrospective
Southbendin.gov
homepage
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1. Identify digital tool
2. Develop research plan
3. Conduct research
4. Analyze results
5. Retrospective
Contents
•Ethics checklist
•Research rationale
•Research goals
•Methods + people
•Sampling -residents
•Logistics
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1. Identify digital tool
2. Develop research plan
3. Conduct research
4. Analyze results
5. Retrospective
Surveys
•Residents
•City staff
Focus group
•Residents
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South Bend User Experience (SB UX) process
1. Identify digital tool
2. Develop research plan
3. Conduct research
4. Analyze results
5. Retrospective
•Analysis in Airtable
•Synthesis in PowerPoint
South Bend User Experience (SB UX) process
1. Identify digital tool
2. Develop research plan
3. Conduct research
4. Analyze results
5. Retrospective •Highs - Things that went well
•Lows - Things that didn’t go so well
•Takeaways - Big takeaways from the feedback
•Improvements - How we can improve the process for next time
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Insights
Icons don’t align well with residents’ top priorities.
•Residents didn’t mention the icon actions as much as expected.
Most pages in the navigation menu aren’t useful right now.
•Residents aren’t going to find everything on the homepage. Residents didn’t really mention clicking on links in the navigation menu.
More specific City programs are under layers. Search doesn’t always surface the page.
•Residents have high-priority topics (i.e. trash pickup, meeting agendas, etc.). But other City programs should still be at least discoverable to residents.
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First design review with Pathfinders
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Discussion
SB UX Process
•Other opportunities to collect resident feedback?
2023 southbendin.gov roadmap
•What would you like to see updated on southbendin.gov in 2023?
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Project scope - Improving Solid
waste missed pick-up and EPU
policies
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Contents
•Why are we doing this project?
•Background
•Objectives
•What do we want to achieve?
•Deliverables
•How will we get work done?
•Stakeholders
•Timeline
•Milestones
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Why are we doing this project?Background
High call volume over the years for missed pickup and extra pickup
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Why are we doing this project?Project objectives
1. Establish current state
•Define/establish current state performance on extra trash pickups and missed pickups in the City of South Bend, including seasonal and geographic distribution
2. Improve data review
•Develop methods and data pipelines for tracking KPIs. Solid Waste, analyst, and executive teams can review KPIs regularly.
3. Provide recommendations
•Provide evidence-based recommendations for changes in policies, charges, and/or operations to better serve customers
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What do we want to achieve?Deliverables
•Analysis of historical missed pickups and extra pickups
establishing current state performance
•Automated monthly report that tracks KPIs on missed
pickups
•Slide deck of recommendations covering next steps for
tracking KPIs on missed trash pickups and extra trash
pickups
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How will we get work done?Stakeholders
Project managerPrimary contact with Delivery Associates + ensures things get done
Becky
Project leadProvides strategic direction for project David, Dan (when David’s out)
Contractor
Delivers project deliverables
Delivery Associates
Learn more about
Delivery Associates
Department leadPrimary contact for providing direction on department needs
Kelly?
Department lead supportAlso provides input + steps in when primary lead unavailable
Eric, Jitin?
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How will we get work done?Timeline
Start date
•Wed 11/9/22
End date
•TBD in 2023
Meetings
•Wed 11/9/22 - Project kickoff with Delivery Associates
•TBD
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Questions?
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Project scope - Improve pothole
response time
Project scope - Improving pothole
response time
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Contents
•Why are we doing this project?
•Background
•Objectives
•What do we want to achieve?
•Deliverables
•How will we get work done?
•Stakeholders
•Timeline
•Milestones
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Why are we doing this project?Background
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Why are we doing this project?Project objectives
1. Improve data quality
Improve data quality in work order management systems that interface with the City’s CRM and/or solely use the City’s CRM. This covers any service requested by a resident through the City’s 311 office.
2. Improve data access
Develop methods for moving data from the City’s CRM to the City’s reporting server so it can be accessed by data analysis tools (i.e. Microsoft Power BI)
3. Improve data transparency
Create a public dashboard that shares data on City performance targets for completing resident service requests and reports how well the City is doing in achieving its’ performance targets.
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What do we want to achieve?Deliverables
•Playbook for training a City team to intake work orders from the City’s 311 office and close out orders in a timely manner
•Slide deck of recommendations that covers next steps for sharing the dashboard tool with residents and resources needed to maintain the dashboard tool
•Dashboard that follows the business requirements listed in the table on the second page of this document
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How will we get work done?Stakeholders
Project managerPrimary contact with Delivery Associates + ensures things get done
Becky?
Project leadProvides strategic direction for project David, Dan (when David’s out)
Contractor
Delivers project deliverables
Delivery Associates
Learn more about
Delivery Associates
Department leadPrimary contact for providing direction on department needs
Sean?
Department lead supportAlso provides input + steps in when primary lead unavailable
Eric, Jitin?
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How will we get work done?Timeline
Start date
•Wed 11/9/22
End date
•TBD in 2023
Meetings
•Wed 11/9/22 - Project kickoff with Delivery Associates
•TBD
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Questions?
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Celebrating our values
This section highlights exemplary work happening in the City to improve performance that may otherwise go unnoticed
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Build the Budget
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Community survey results for the Solid Waste team
How satisfied are you with the overall quality of trash collection services?
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SB Academy
Build your team’s skills in topics like Excel, visual design, and more!
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Upcoming SB Academy classes
Intermediate Excel
•Mon 11/14
•9am to 12pm
Advanced Excel
•Wed 12/14
•1 to 4pm
If you’d like more specific training for your team, contact bphung@southbendin.gov or dfinley@southbendin.gov
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2 0 2 2 Q u a r t e r 3 & 4 | 1 1 / 1 0 / 2 0 2 2
C i t y o f S o u t h B e n d
Citywide Performance
Management
departmentsEmpower servicesDesign dataFocus on
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2 3
1. Make the basics easy
2. Deliver good government
3. Invest in people and places
Our Process:
Our Goals:
residents’ livesImprove
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SBStat 2022
In the administration In the community
EXCELLENCE
For each major area of service delivery, establish South Bend as the best in the state, and/or in the top 25% nationally, measuring and reporting progress.
Establish a path for major indicators of resident well-being to reach the status of best-in-state or top-25% nationally, including the means to measure progress.
ACCOUNTABILITY
Put residents first always, offering services at the greatest value to the taxpayer, with clear and transparent indications of how the government is using public resources.
Promote a culture of civic engagement in which we hold one another to a high standard of respect, stewardship, and support for our shared community.
INNOVATION
Deliver better services more efficiently by introducing creative approaches to government operations, questioning habit and using evidence to continually improve.
Foster a culture of innovation in South Bend’s social and private sectors, seeking and developing the best ideas and practices from within and beyond our city limits.
INCLUSION
Ensure the city administration, as an employer and as a purchaser, reflects the community it serves and includes diverse voices in our decision-making and actions.
Develop a community in which everyone has an equal opportunity to thrive by expanding access and participation to all, incorporating diverse voices throughout the city.
EMPOWERMENT
Establish a work environment that enables employees to contribute richly to the administration and the community, taking pride and ownership in our work.
Support the ability of all residents to live a safe, healthy, meaningful life in South Bend, contributing as they are able and benefiting from all that our community offers.
This SB Stat meeting
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2022 Portfolio Projects
Project Description Status
Leverage delinquency and code data to find best eviction prevention intervention window
Predictive analysis project informing a 311/EEE pilot In-progress
More generous, efficient "shut-off" process New shut-off process map; preliminary analysis of process In-progress
Improve Solid waste missed pick-up and EPU policies Cost-benefit analysis + new policy recs In-progress
Improve pothole response time SLA analysis; Design and conduct pilot with streets; deliver pilot results In-progress
Improve customer interactions with frontline Utility Staff Analysis of post-call surveys; proposed scripts/processes for identified pain points In-progress
Plan for the "One Stop Shop" for Customer Service at new City Hall
Best practices from similar set-ups in other cities and the private sector; Proposed Plan for new South Bend City Hall On hold
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2022 Portfolio ProjectsQ3 & Q4 review
Project Updates
Improve Solid waste missed pick-up and EPU policies Starting project with Delivery Associates
Improve pothole response time Starting project with Delivery Associates
Improve customer interactions with frontline Utility Staff
Gathering more data to understand call context due to generally positive responses
SBStat 2022
Today’s Agenda
1. Data overview from previous Stat meeting
•Customer Service KPIs from 311 data
2. Deep-dive analysis & discussion
•Post Call Survey data
•Redesigning the southbendin.gov homepage
•Customer Service Stat projects
•Project scope - Improving Solid waste missed pick-up and EPU policies
•Project scope - Improving pothole response time
3. Celebrating our values
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Data overview from previous
Stat meeting
Summarizing data points and statistics from the past quarter related to core operations
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Customer
Service KPIs
from 311 data
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Contents
•Summary of KPIs + Expected outcomes
•Q3 Review (2021 to 2022)
•Calls & Service requests
•Initiatives for Q4
•Year-to-date (2022)
•Calls & Service requests
•Initiatives for 2023
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Summary of KPIs + Expected outcomes
Customer Service KPIs Type of performance measure How we measure success Outcomes
Number of 311 calls Output (Quantity produced)If there’s an increase •Then more residents are aware of 311.
Output (Quantity produced)If there’s a decrease •Then more residents can resolve issues from finding information online.
•The more residents can resolve issues by submitting service requests online.
Percent of 311 calls transferred to other department/division
Effectiveness (Quality of quantity produced)If there’s a decrease •Then 311 liaisons are resolving issues quicker.
•Then departments have more information online for liaisons.
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Summary of KPIs + Expected outcomes
Customer Service KPIs Type of performance measure How we measure success Outcomes
Percent of 311 calls result in service request
Effectiveness (Quality of quantity produced)•If there’s an increase •Then more calls are initiating action.
Effectiveness (Quality of quantity produced)•If there’s a decrease •The more residents can resolve issues by submitting service requests online.
Number of service requests Output (Quantity produced)•If there’s an increase •Then more residents are accessing City services.
Number of service requests per capita Effectiveness (Quality of quantity produced)•If there’s an increase •Then more residents are accessing City services.
Percent of service requests from portal
Efficiency (Quantity produced by required inputs)
•If there’s an increase •The more residents can resolve issues by submitting service requests online.
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Q3 Review – 2021 to 2022Calls
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Q3 Review – 2021 to 2022Service requests
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Suggested initiativeQ4 (Oct to Dec)
Goal
•Increase percent of service requests from portal
Initiative
Promote 311 and 311 Service Portal through seasonal social media posts
•November – General “How to use the 311 Service Portal” post
•December – Report a Traffic Concern
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Discussion
Initiatives
•What other initiatives or goals do you have for your team(s) for Q4 (Oct to Dec)?
Data
•Do you have any questions about the data for your team(s)?
•Are there other data points that would be helpful for your team(s)?
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2022 – Year-to-dateCalls & service requests
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Year-to-dateTop calls & Top service requests
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What are our KPI goals for 2023?What outcomes do we want to see for 2023?
Customer Service KPIs How we measure success Outcomes
Number of 311 calls •If there’s an increase •Then more residents are aware of 311.
•If there’s a decrease •Then more residents can resolve issues from finding information online.
•The more residents can resolve issues by submitting service requests online.
Percent of 311 calls transferred to other department/division
•If there’s a decrease •Then 311 liaisons are resolving issues quicker.
•Then departments have more information online for liaisons.
Percent of 311 calls result in service request •If there’s an increase •Then more calls are initiating action.
•If there’s a decrease •The more residents can resolve issues by submitting service requests online.
Number of service requests •If there’s an increase •Then more residents are accessing City services.
Number of service requests per capita •If there’s an increase •Then more residents are accessing City services.
Percent of service requests from portal •If there’s an increase •The more residents can resolve issues by submitting service requests online.
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Potential initiatives for 2023
Major projectsHigh impact, high effort
Quick winsHigh impact, low effort
Fill ins
Low impact, low effort
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TasksLow impact, high effort
Promote 311 service portal more
Add more service forms to CRM
Make more service forms public
Create KBAs for “No Article Found” topics
Identify opportunities to reduce transferred calls
Identify Microsoft Forms that can be converted into CRM
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Deep-dive analysis & discussion
Diving deep into a few key initiatives being undertaken to improve city performance
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Post Call Survey
data
Thank you for participating in our survey.
Please rate your experience for each question on a scale of 1 to 5 by pressing the number on your keypad, with 1 being very dissatisfied and 5 being very satisfied.
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Contents Background
Survey prompt
Questions
Initiative 1 – Develop dashboard to review data
Discussion
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Background
OutcomeImprove customer service phone interactions
GoalUnderstand resident sentiment on: Customer Satisfaction, Friendliness, Knowledge, Timeliness, Resolution, Transfer call
Initiative 1Develop dashboard to review data
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Background
Morris Performing Arts Center Box Office
•Point of contact - Wendy G.
•Survey start - Tue 8/16
311
•Point of contact - Cynthia S.
•Survey start – Wed 4/27
Utilities
•Point of contact - Kim T.
•Survey start – Wed 4/27
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Survey prompt
Thank you for participating in our survey.
Please rate your experience for each question on a scale of 1 to 5 by pressing
the number on your keypad, with 1 being very dissatisfied and 5 being very satisfied.
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Questions
Q1 Customer Satisfaction •311 - How would you rate your satisfaction with your 311 call today?
•Utilities - How would you rate your satisfaction with your call with the City of South Bend Utility today?
•Non-call queue - How would you rate your satisfaction with your call to a City department?
Q2 Friendliness How would you rate your satisfaction with the friendliness of the agent who handled your call?
Q3 Knowledge How would you rate your satisfaction with the knowledge of the agent who handled your call?
Q4 Timeliness How would you rate your satisfaction with your call’s wait time?
Q5 Resolution Was your request resolved today? Press 1 for Yes and 2 for No
Q6 Resolution Is this your first time calling about this request? Press 1 for Yes and 2 for No
Q7 For non-311 survey lines only Was your call transferred to X department from the City’s 311 Center? Press 1 for Yes and 2 for No.
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DashboardInformation
Pages
•311 – Averages
•311 – Over time
•WW – Averages
•WW – Over time
•Morris – Averages
•Morris – Over time
View dashboard in Power BI online
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DashboardKPIs
Post call survey KPIs How we measure success Outcomes
Percent of callers that opted into survey from total calls handled
•If there’s an increase •Then staff have a more representative sample of callers for analysis.
Percent of callers that answered at least 1 question from total opted in
•If there’s an increase •Then staff have a more representative sample of callers for analysis.
Average rating for all questions •If there’s an increase •Then callers are more satisfied with customer service over the phone.
Percent of issues resolved today •If there’s an increase •Then callers are getting their issues resolved quicker.
First time callers as a percent of the total •If there’s an increase •Then callers are getting their issues resolved quicker.
Percent of callers transferred from 311 •If there’s a decrease •Then 311 liaisons are resolving issues quicker.
•Then departments have more information online for liaisons.
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DashboardKPI – Response rate (Q3)
•Percent of callers that opted into survey from total calls handled
•Percent of callers that answered at least 1 question from total opted in
6.0%
2.8%3.1%
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1.0%
2.0%
3.0%
4.0%
5.0%
6.0%
7.0%
311 Utilities (WaterWorks)MorrisPerformingArts Center
Percent of callers that opted into
survey from total calls handled
44%
43%
40%
35%
40%
45%
311 Utilities (WaterWorks)MorrisPerformingArts Center
Percent of callers that answered at
least 1 question from total opted in
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Dashboard311 – Averages (Q3)
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DashboardUtilities – Averages (Q3)
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DashboardMorris – Averages (Q3)
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DashboardQ3 - Observations to actions
Observations
Can’t currently connect rating with call topic currently Add question to survey “What did you call about today?”
Actions
Other important data points aren’t connected (ex: Survey doesn’t reach people who hang up due to long wait)
Identify other reports with important data points (AVG hold time, wait time, calls abandoned, etc.)
Need to be able to address low rated calls quicker Generate weekly report for low rated calls (3 and below for any question)
Discussion
Initiatives
•What are some initiatives that could improve the following KPIs in Q4 or 2023?
•Increase Percent of callers that opted into survey from total calls handled
•Increase Percent of callers that answered at least 1 question from total opted in
•Increase Average rating for all questions
•Increase Percent of issues resolved today
•Increase First time callers as a percent of the total
•Decrease Percent of callers transferred from 311
Data
•What other data points do you need to understand how to improve these KPIs?
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Redesigning the
southbendin.gov
homepage
…your main page shows that the most
important things that you want to get
across is: pets, bill paying, how to get a city job, and report and issue.
are those really the most important
things you want your citizens to know
about the city of South Bend? –Response ID R_1kHB8LsFiIOCvvb
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Contents Project scope
Timeline
SB UX process
Insights
Discussion
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Project scope
Background
•We designed the City homepage template when the website was redeveloped in 2018.
Goals
•Understand why people go to southbendin.gov homepage + how they use the homepage
•Improve the homepage to match people's needs
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Timeline
Wed 10/5 COSB starts conducting research (surveys + focus group)
Fri 10/21 COSB sends results to Pathfinders
Mon 10/24 Pathfinders internal project kickoff
Wed 11/9 First design review with Pathfinders
Wed 11/22 Second design review with Pathfinders
Wed 12/14 Final design review with Pathfinders
South Bend User Experience (SB UX) process
1. Identify digital tool
2. Develop research plan
3. Conduct research
4. Analyze results
5. Retrospective
Southbendin.gov
homepage
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1. Identify digital tool
2. Develop research plan
3. Conduct research
4. Analyze results
5. Retrospective
Contents
•Ethics checklist
•Research rationale
•Research goals
•Methods + people
•Sampling -residents
•Logistics
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1. Identify digital tool
2. Develop research plan
3. Conduct research
4. Analyze results
5. Retrospective
Surveys
•Residents
•City staff
Focus group
•Residents
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1. Identify digital tool
2. Develop research plan
3. Conduct research
4. Analyze results
5. Retrospective
•Analysis in Airtable
•Synthesis in PowerPoint
South Bend User Experience (SB UX) process
1. Identify digital tool
2. Develop research plan
3. Conduct research
4. Analyze results
5. Retrospective •Highs - Things that went well
•Lows - Things that didn’t go so well
•Takeaways - Big takeaways from the feedback
•Improvements - How we can improve the process for next time
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Insights
Icons don’t align well with residents’ top priorities.
•Residents didn’t mention the icon actions as much as expected.
Most pages in the navigation menu aren’t useful right now.
•Residents aren’t going to find everything on the homepage. Residents didn’t really mention clicking on links in the navigation menu.
More specific City programs are under layers. Search doesn’t always surface the page.
•Residents have high-priority topics (i.e. trash pickup, meeting agendas, etc.). But other City programs should still be at least discoverable to residents.
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First design review with Pathfinders
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Discussion
SB UX Process
•Other opportunities to collect resident feedback?
2023 southbendin.gov roadmap
•What would you like to see updated on southbendin.gov in 2023?
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Project scope - Improving Solid
waste missed pick-up and EPU
policies
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Contents
•Why are we doing this project?
•Background
•Objectives
•What do we want to achieve?
•Deliverables
•How will we get work done?
•Stakeholders
•Timeline
•Milestones
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Why are we doing this project?Background
High call volume over the years for missed pickup and extra pickup
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Why are we doing this project?Project objectives
1. Establish current state
•Define/establish current state performance on extra trash pickups and missed pickups in the City of South Bend, including seasonal and geographic distribution
2. Improve data review
•Develop methods and data pipelines for tracking KPIs. Solid Waste, analyst, and executive teams can review KPIs regularly.
3. Provide recommendations
•Provide evidence-based recommendations for changes in policies, charges, and/or operations to better serve customers
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What do we want to achieve?Deliverables
•Analysis of historical missed pickups and extra pickups
establishing current state performance
•Automated monthly report that tracks KPIs on missed
pickups
•Slide deck of recommendations covering next steps for
tracking KPIs on missed trash pickups and extra trash
pickups
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How will we get work done?Stakeholders
Project managerPrimary contact with Delivery Associates + ensures things get done
Becky
Project leadProvides strategic direction for project David, Dan (when David’s out)
Contractor
Delivers project deliverables
Delivery Associates
Learn more about
Delivery Associates
Department leadPrimary contact for providing direction on department needs
Kelly?
Department lead supportAlso provides input + steps in when primary lead unavailable
Eric, Jitin?
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How will we get work done?Timeline
Start date
•Wed 11/9/22
End date
•TBD in 2023
Meetings
•Wed 11/9/22 - Project kickoff with Delivery Associates
•TBD
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Questions?
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Project scope - Improve pothole
response time
Project scope - Improving pothole
response time
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Contents
•Why are we doing this project?
•Background
•Objectives
•What do we want to achieve?
•Deliverables
•How will we get work done?
•Stakeholders
•Timeline
•Milestones
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Why are we doing this project?Background
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Why are we doing this project?Project objectives
1. Improve data quality
Improve data quality in work order management systems that interface with the City’s CRM and/or solely use the City’s CRM. This covers any service requested by a resident through the City’s 311 office.
2. Improve data access
Develop methods for moving data from the City’s CRM to the City’s reporting server so it can be accessed by data analysis tools (i.e. Microsoft Power BI)
3. Improve data transparency
Create a public dashboard that shares data on City performance targets for completing resident service requests and reports how well the City is doing in achieving its’ performance targets.
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What do we want to achieve?Deliverables
•Playbook for training a City team to intake work orders from the City’s 311 office and close out orders in a timely manner
•Slide deck of recommendations that covers next steps for sharing the dashboard tool with residents and resources needed to maintain the dashboard tool
•Dashboard that follows the business requirements listed in the table on the second page of this document
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How will we get work done?Stakeholders
Project managerPrimary contact with Delivery Associates + ensures things get done
Becky?
Project leadProvides strategic direction for project David, Dan (when David’s out)
Contractor
Delivers project deliverables
Delivery Associates
Learn more about
Delivery Associates
Department leadPrimary contact for providing direction on department needs
Sean?
Department lead supportAlso provides input + steps in when primary lead unavailable
Eric, Jitin?
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How will we get work done?Timeline
Start date
•Wed 11/9/22
End date
•TBD in 2023
Meetings
•Wed 11/9/22 - Project kickoff with Delivery Associates
•TBD
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Questions?
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Celebrating our values
This section highlights exemplary work happening in the City to improve performance that may otherwise go unnoticed
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Build the Budget
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Community survey results for the Solid Waste team
How satisfied are you with the overall quality of trash collection services?
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SB Academy
Build your team’s skills in topics like Excel, visual design, and more!
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Upcoming SB Academy classes
Intermediate Excel
•Mon 11/14
•9am to 12pm
Advanced Excel
•Wed 12/14
•1 to 4pm
If you’d like more specific training for your team, contact bphung@southbendin.gov or dfinley@southbendin.gov
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