The eight measures here represent key data about Bellevue's
performance serving the Responsive Government budget outcome. Most
are resident responses to the annual Performance Measures survey.
All measures are annual. Operational data come with targets or
thresholds, illustrated by green lines. In some cases, the city aims to
provide services that meet or exceed the target. In other cases, staying
below the green line indicates quality service. Targets
are assessed regularly and are based on previous experiences and future
expectations.
As a community, Bellevue values:
- An open and transparent city government that seeks involvement from, listens to and communicates with the community;
- A city government that provides high-quality service, excellent value and is accountable for results; and
- A city government that looks ahead and seeks innovative solutions to regional and local challenges.
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Quality of Services
Residents who believe the quality of services provided by Bellevue exceeds expectations (higher is better).
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Money's Worth for Tax Dollars
Residents who believe they are getting their money's worth for their tax dollars (higher is better).
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AAA Bond Rating
Representing the years the city has
received the highest bond rating available from Moody's Investor
Services, an objective view of how well the city manages its money. A
high bond rating allows the city to borrow money at a lower interest
rate ("Yes" is target).
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Staff Knowledge
Customers who rate the city employees at the Service First desk as a knowledgeable resource (higher is better).
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Listens to Residents
Residents who agree Bellevue listens to its residents and seeks their involvement (higher is better).
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Looking Ahead
Residents who believe Bellevue looks ahead and seeks innovative solutions to local and regional challenges (higher is better).
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Staff Contact
Residents who were satisfied with their experience involving city employees (higher is better).
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Network Availability
Time city network is available (higher is better).
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