RESPONSIBLE MANAGEMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP Sample Clauses

RESPONSIBLE MANAGEMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP. ‌‌ GOAL: To ensure that Maine’s environment remains healthy and productive in perpetuity, through the efficient and effective delivery of department services and the development of an ethic of public responsibility for the State’s natural resources. D-1: Measurable Objective: Customer Service/Satisfaction By the year 2001 determine baseline of the percentage of customers who report satisfaction with services received from DEP. ◆Outcome Measures: (a) survey results; (b) letters from the public; c) customer comment cards;
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RESPONSIBLE MANAGEMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP. GOAL: To ensure that Maine’s environment remains healthy and productive in perpetuity, through the efficient and effective delivery of department services and the development of an ethic of public responsibility for the State’s natural resources. OVERALL PERFORMANCE BUDGET OBJECTIVE: To manage the leadership and business side of the agency efficiently and effectively while responding to internal and external customer needs in a timely manner.
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