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Annual Percent of Respondents That Agree That MnDOT Can Be Relied on to Deliver the State's Transportation System and Act in a Fiscally Responsible Manner

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Why is the Annual Percentage of Customers Agreeing that "MnDOT Acts in a Fiscally Responsible Manner" Important?

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Public trust is the lifeblood of an effective public agency. The more trust Minnesotans have in MnDOT’s financial management, the more successful MnDOT will be in communicating needs and advancing solutions.

 

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RELATED MEASURES

Annual Percent of Respondents That Agree with the Following Statements: MnDOT Considers Customer Concerns When Developing Transportation Plans. Annual Percent of Survey Respondents Indicating They are Confident in MnDOT: Building Roads and Bridges Annual Percent of Survey Respondents Indicating They are Confident in MnDOT: Maintaining Roads and Bridges Annual Percent of Survey Respondents Indicating They are Confident in MnDOT: Communicating Accurate Info to MN Citizens About Their Transportation Plans and Projects Annual Percent of Survey Respondents Indicating They are Confident in MnDOT: Providing Alternative Transportation Options for the Future

WHAT WE ARE DOING

MnDOT has initiated or continued a number of efforts designed to build trust and confidence in MnDOT’s delivery of Minnesota’s transportation system and in MnDOT’s financial effectiveness. This includes selecting projects with a high return on investment, taking advantage of partnership opportunities, completing a higher percentage of projects on time and within budget, and providing transportation options that respond to changes in society, technology, the environment, and the economy. This also includes providing accurate information and being open about how and why decisions are made and how dollars are spent.

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