Sustainable & Resilient County Government
On Target Caution Below Plan No Target
What This Graph Tells Us
This graphs shows us the number of offices and departments with approved Continuity of Operations Plans and / or Continuity of Operations Plans targets.
Why This Measure Matters
Having up-to-date Continuity of Operations (COOP) plans—and tracking their status—is critical for county departments and offices to ensure resilience and uninterrupted public service. Key reasons include:
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Ensure Mission-Essential Functions
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Minimize Downtime and Economic Loss
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Maintain Public Trust and Confidence
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Comply with Legal and Funding Requirements
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Coordinate Across Jurisdictions and Partners
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Allocate Resources and Prioritize Investments
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Drive Regular Training and Exercises
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Support Risk Management and Insurance
What’s the Story?
Skagit County is working across departments to develop COOPs to ensure uninterrupted public service during emergencies and disasters.
Target
At least 2 (two) Skagit County Departments or Offices will have Continuity of Operations Plans reviewed, updated, or developed each year.
Reporting Frequency
Annually
For more information on the Skagit County Strategic Plan, please contact:
Jenn Rogers, Communications Manager
[email protected]
(360)-416-1300
For more information on the Skagit County Strategic Plan, please contact:
Jenn Rogers, Communications Manager
[email protected]
(360)-416-1300