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Grand Ronde 2033 - Our Future

shawash-iliʔi 2033- nsayka kʰapa aɫqi

(sha/wash-ili/ee 2033 n/sie-/kuh   kuh/buh   athl/kee)

Contact: Planning@grandronde.org

Appendices

The Community Development Plan has fifteen (15) appendices which correspond to the Situational Assessment Topic Areas. Each appendix listed below is comprised of goals which are categorized by which of the four communities is best served. The goal is then broken down into an action plan with existing constraints identified, objectives and tasks related to each goal, and resources needed. Cross-category and department collaboration and needs are also identified. Each appendix can be taken as a work plan to accomplish the goals outlined.

The Community Development Plan identifies a total of 99 goals to be accomplished over the 10+ year planning horizon. Almost every single goal will take inter-departmental collaboration to realize success.

 

Functional Area Appendices – Priorities, Goals, and Action Plans

Appendix

Description

A

Housing

B

Public Safety

C

Recreation & Gathering Spaces

D

Stores, Services, & Other Amenities

E

Health & Community Wellness

F

Social Services

G

Education

H

Employment & Vocational Self Sufficiency

I

Environmental Stewardship & Natural Resources Management

J

Cultural Resources

K

Economic Development

L

Land Use Planning & Acquisition

M

Roads & Pedestrian Pathways

N

Government Facilities & Infrastructure

O

Governance

Extensive Community Collaboration

As was noted previously, the Community Development Plan was crafted over a three-year process which included the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2019. Countless emails, phone calls, and hours were spent developing the Community Development Plan, and here are some of the “hard numbers” that show the sheer amount of effort, input, and collaboration undergone to develop this plan: 

  • Previous planning documents reviewed: 11 plans adopted between 1985 and 2016
  • Number of meetings with Tribal Council: 13 meetings
  • Number of Community Meetings: 4 on-site and 1-virtual meeting
  • Direct involvement of Tribal members, Tribal staff, and other stakeholders: 600+
  • Number of Community Surveys: 2 surveys – 2019 Housing and 2021General Observation
  • Number of Goals in the Community Development Plan: 99
  • Number of Joint Initiatives in the Community Development Plan: 37
  • Number of Single Initiatives in the Community Development Plan: 40

Tracking Progress

Tracking progress is an important part of the success and continued momentum of implementing the Community Development Plan. The Tribe has elected to use an internet-based workflow management software to track progress of the Community Development Plan. All Tribal Department Managers have access to the software and can use it to track progress on initiatives and strategies throughout the year. The software will then be used to create annual reporting on plan implementation and progress.