The School offers the following reports relating to performance measurement and benchmarking.
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This report presents fiscal year ended June 30, 2017, performance and cost data for thirteen North Carolina cities in the service areas of residential refuse collection, household recycling, yard waste/leaf collection, police services, emergency communications, asphalt maintenance and repair, fire services, building inspections, fleet maintenance, central human resources, water services, wastewater services, and core parks and recreation.
The North Carolina Benchmarking Project is a joint undertaking of the School of Government and the North Carolina Local Government Budget Association.
This report presents fiscal year ended June 30, 2016, performance and cost data for thirteen North Carolina cities in the service areas of residential refuse collection, household recycling, yard waste/leaf collection, police services, emergency communications, asphalt maintenance and repair, fire services, building inspections, fleet maintenance, central human resources, water services, wastewater services, and core parks and recreation.
The North Carolina Benchmarking Project is a joint undertaking of the School of Government and the North Carolina Local Government Budget Association.
This report presents fiscal year ended June 30, 2015, performance and cost data for thirteen North Carolina cities in the service areas of residential refuse collection, household recycling, yard waste/leaf collection, police services, emergency communications, asphalt maintenance and repair, fire services, building inspections, fleet maintenance, central human resources, water services, wastewater services, and core parks and recreation.
The North Carolina Benchmarking Project is a joint undertaking of the School of Government and the North Carolina Local Government Budget Association.
The North Carolina Benchmarking Project is a regional benchmarking initiative that compares performance statistics and cost data across the following ten service areas: residential refuse collection, household recycling, yard waste/leaf collection, police services, emergency communications, asphalt maintenance and repair, fire services, building inspections, fleet maintenance, and human resources.