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Sustainability Charter

2017-2021 FINANCIAL PLAN

PUBLIC SAFETY

DESIRED OUTCOMES:



Community Safety and Emergency Services



Emergency Preparedness and Prevention



Transportation Safety

Indicator

Performance Indicator Description

Targets

(Where Set)

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

Crime Severity

Index

The Crime Severity Index is a metric that

looks at annual crime rates, and weights

police-reported incidents according to the

seriousness of the offense. The base index is

100 for Canada in 2006.

No Target

N/A

120.2

115.9

113.5

134.0

Neighbourhood

Emergency

Preparedness

Number of residents who have participated in

Neighbourhood Emergency Preparedness

Programs. (Presentation Attendance + Booth

Visits)

Trend Up

5,778

3,432

3,486

8,346

7,711

Traffic Incidents Number of traffic incidents per capita, per

year

Trend Down

N/A

0.0281

0.0278

0.0302

0.0322

Bicycle and

pedestrian

injuries /

incidents

Number of bicycle and pedestrian injuries /

incidents per year

Trend Down

N/A

294

321

404

450

ECONOMIC PROSPERITY AND LIVELIHOOD

DESIRED OUTCOMES:



Jobs and Skills Training



Economy



Innovation

Indicator

Performance Indicator Description

Targets

(Where Set)

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

Median

Household

Income

After tax median household income, by

neighbourhood and City average.

No Target

$61,840

(Average)

Next data available for 2016

Availability of

Employment

Number of jobs in the City per resident in the

labour force.

By 2031 a 0.75:1

jobs to worker

ratio;

By 2058 a 1:1

jobs to worker

ratio

0.70:1

0.71:1

0.71:1

0.71:1

0.70:1

Industrial Land

Base

Acres in industrial and mixed employment

designated lands (including industrial use,

vacant industrial, and non-industrial use)

No Target

7,257

7,370

7,370

6,011

5,835

City Tax Base

Proportions of the City’s tax base that are

from residential, business, industrial, and

other sources

60% from

residential, and

40% from

commercial and

industrial by 2021

65.8%

Res.,

34.2%

Com./Ind.

66.1%

Res.,

33.9%

Com./Ind.

66.2%

Res.,

33.8%

Com./Ind.

68.8% Res.,

31.2%

Com./Ind.

70.2%

Res.,

29.8%

Com./Ind.

Businesses by

Sector

Number of businesses in all sectors

(including cultural)

No Target

14,094

16,744

14,844

16,035

16,377

Place of Work Place of work for Surrey residents (outside

Surrey, in Surrey, no fixed workplace)

No Target

42.8%

Outside;

40.5% In;

16.8% No

fixed

Next data available for 2016

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