From Strategy to Delivery

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Explore the recommended sequence, from organizing partners to learning from results. Months begin when the work program is authorized.

Relative Phases · Recommended Milestones

First 90 Days

2 Recommended Milestones

Confirm the coordinating team, invite partners, agree on the work program, document the starting position, and choose the first delivery milestones.

  1. 5.1
    First 90 daysPriority 5

    Regional Collaboration

    Agree on a common project-intake template and invite all five counties and Tribe-directed participation.

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  2. 6.1
    First 90 daysPriority 6

    Economic Resilience

    Invite all five counties and Tribe-directed participation; agree on contacts, backup roles, and information-sharing protocols.

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Planning Sequence

These phases describe recommended work, not adopted dates or completed results. Timing, resources, and commitments are confirmed by the responsible partners.

Define the needConfirm the leadPrepare the projectConnect resourcesDeliver & review

The value of the CEDS will not be determined by the number of strategies identified.

It will be determined by whether those strategies help move projects forward.

Implementation should therefore remain practical.

Each strategic priority should connect to specific projects, responsible organizations, potential funding sources, measurable milestones, and regular review.

Not every project will move at the same speed.

Some may already be funded.

Some may require additional planning.

Some may depend on infrastructure.

Some may require new partnerships.

Some may not become feasible during the current CEDS period.

That is expected.

The purpose of the implementation framework is not to create an unrealistic checklist.

It is to create visibility.

What are we trying to accomplish?

Who is best positioned to lead?

What support is needed?

What is preventing the project from moving?

What funding may be available?

What should happen next?

Those questions allow the CEDS to function as an active economic-development tool.

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