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This bill establishes a comprehensive framework for strategic planning and performance management across Alaska's state agencies and boards. It requires each state entity to develop and submit strategic plans, mission statements, performance plans, and financial plans that outline their goals, objectives, and intended outcomes. The bill mandates that these plans must be specific, measurable, and aligned with the governor's statewide priorities. State entities will be required to update their strategic plans at the beginning of each gubernatorial term and at least once every two years, and to report quarterly on their progress toward performance targets. The Office of Management and Budget will play a central role in reviewing, compiling, and publishing these plans, as well as assisting agencies in their preparation. The legislation aims to promote results-based government by creating more transparent, accountable, and efficient planning processes that allow the governor, legislature, and public to better understand and evaluate the work of state agencies. The bill introduces new definitions for key terms like "goal," "objective," and "performance measure" and establishes a systematic approach to tracking and reporting on state agency performance, with plans to be made publicly available online.

Budget and Finance, Government Affairs

https://www.akleg.gov/basis/Bill/Detail/34?Root=SB37