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County Strategic Plan

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The County of Frontenac is seeking a consultant to facilitate the development of a County Strategic Plan under solicitation number 2026-015. The selected consultant will be responsible for conducting public consultations, leading Council members and senior staff through strategic planning sessions, and collaborating with Townships to refine outcomes. The final objective is to work with senior county staff to draft a comprehensive plan for presentation to Council by April 21, 2026. The project focuses on identifying strategic priorities, evaluating current commitments for the 2027-2030 Council, and assessing the organization's capacity to deliver its mandate with existing human and financial resources. Key areas of inquiry include the efficiency of resource utilization, the coordination of member municipalities and partners, and the identification of new programming or funding priorities. Responses to this solicitation are due by November 12, 2026.

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Consultant needed for Frontenac County Strategic Plan development due by April 21, 2026.

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The County of Frontenac (hereinafter the “County”) requires the services of a consultant to facilitate the development of a County Strategic Plan (hereinafter the “Project”). The Project would involve: (1) public consultations to determine public views and input on the strategic direction of the County (2); leading Council members through a strategic planning session supported by Senior Staff; (3) consulting with the Townships and the public on outcomes of the Council strategic planning session; and (4) To work with senior county staff to draft a plan to be presented to Council by April 21, 2026. Some of the questions we want to address are as follows:What should be Frontenac County’s areas of strategic focus?What are Frontenac County’s current commitments associated with the strategic goals of the 2027-2030 Council?What are the long-term responsibilities mandated to the County by the province?How will the organization deliver on its mandate and defined areas of strategic focus?Is the organization able to deliver on its mandate with its current resources (human and financial)?Is the organization utilizing its resources (staff, external partners, volunteers/committees and finances) as efficiently and effectively as possible?How can the organization maximize and coordinate the efforts of its member municipalities, partners and volunteers/committees to deliver on its mandate and achieve its goals? Identify strategic initiatives that will promote community engagement and community collaboration.What partnerships can/should be developed?Are there new areas of programming/services that should be considered?How will funding priorities be set?

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