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QOL Pilot Study & MnDOT s Online Community June 29, 2010 MnDOT CSS in Construction, Operations, and Maintenance Forum

QOL Pilot Study

QOL Pilot Study MnDOT s QOL Goal: Understand from a customer perspective what QOL is and how transportation both detracts from and contributes to this life view. Once understood, this information will inform MnDOT measurement planning and track our performance against QOL targets. Pilot Study Objectives: To test and an approach (method, question flow) that we can carry to the next, statewide phase.

Understanding & Applying QOL Knowledge 1. What does QOL mean to our customers (Minnesotans)? 2. Which (major) factors do they align with QOL? 3. How does transportation fit into this larger QOL mix? 4. Which (specific) transportation-related factors influence QOL in MN? Steps 1-4: Focus Groups begin with a metro pilot, then move to a larger scale, statewide (Transportation-related QOL Contributors & Detractors) 5. Which of these transportation QOL influencers are in alignment with MnDOT s Strategic Directions and which are not? Where is MnDOT in alignment and actively contributing to the QOL in MN? (Communication Opportunity) Which influencers are not being addressed today? Explore these influencers for alignment with our long term plans and Strategic Directions. Step 5: Review and align the new learning to MnDOT s Current Service Delivery and Strategic Directions Arrow indicates this is a journey, we ll be paving a new path and open to modifying our approach as the process unfolds -- should new learning expose a better way 6. Among those influencers in alignment with Strategic Directions, list expectations, draft outcomes, create measures and then baseline MnDOT s performance. 7. Create an ongoing measurement plan to track MnDOT s progress against the factors influencing QOL in MN Steps 6-7: Quantitative Measurement Plan (Baseline & Ongoing Tracking)

Creating Customer Driven Measures Expecta(on Outcome Measure I expect Mn/ DOT to make good, informed decisions about how the money is spent! Minnesotans are informed of MnDOT s plans & investments and trusts its use of resources Frequency: Annual Source: Omnibus Scale: 4 point Agreement Target: TBE Measure: MnDOT acts in a financially responsible manner Planning Strategy: 1. Does the expectation align with MnDOT s Strategic Directions? YES (Continue) 2. Understand what (specifically) citizens want to know about Mn/DOT on an ongoing basis. Define the elements that are useful and meaningful to achieve transparency. Use OLC to define what transparency means to the public. 3. Create communications plan to inform public of these activities, update as needed. 4. Measure progress - public trust with resources. Omnibus study, annually. 5. Report/Update MnDOT leaders on progress toward outcome [establish targets].

Methodology: Pilot Study Decisions q q q Utilized multiple focus groups Segmented by community and within Life Stage: Younger (20-34 yrs) Middle (35 59 yrs) Older (60+ yrs) To ensure good representation within each focus group the following criteria was managed against: q q q q q q Live within community, 3 yrs Live MN, 5 yrs Ages 20-75 [designated life stage] Drive or travel 20 mil or more in a typical week Mix of income, ethnic diversity, gender, occupation, mode of travel and education Security Screen [no MnDOT, Media, Government, Market Research]

q Elements QOL What exactly is QOL to Minnesotans? The following factors were created on their own without prompting -- to describe their QOL categories: Education Employment/finances sports] Environment Family Friends/neighbors Health Individual Psyche (freedom/peace/serenity) trips: entertainment, restaurants, Local amenities Recreation [entertainment, the arts, Safety Spirituality Stress Transportation (mentioned without prompting, every group) -Reasonable access to parks, bike paths, walking trails, LRT, and the bus system. -Connections: Roadways/freeways for key medical, shopping, work, airports and family.

q QOL Major Elements and Voting Results Relative Importance of Factors that Affect Quality of Life Contributors (in descending order) Inhibitors/Detractors A contributor to QOL An inhibitor /detractor to QOL Family Life Economy s Impact of Your Life Health Transportation Friends Health Social Life / Leisure Time / Safety Recreation / Entertainment Neighbors Present Job / Employment Present Job / Employment Opportunities Education Environment Spiritual Education Housing / Accommodations Spiritual Income Income Safety Present Standard of Living Transportation Social Life / Leisure Time /Recreation / Entertainment Present Standard of Living Friends Environment Housing Accommodations Neighbors Family Life Economy s Impact of Your Life

Where Do QOL and Transportation Intersect?

q Transportation System QOL Contributors & Detractors (as known, to date) Participants were asked to write down factors related to the transportation system that contributes to or detracts from their own QOL. Contributors (not in descending order) Inhibitors/Detractors A Contributor to QOL An Inhibitor / Detractor to QOL Access to major highways Congestion/crowded roads High quality roads/road conditions Quality of the roads (upkeep) Safe roads Potholes Traffic control/law enforcement Bus routes cut/ schedules limited/spotty Prompt snow removal Public transit to limited destinations Road signs Limited public transit options Bus schedules/bus system Stress of rush hours Light rail system Unsafe roads Evolving public transit system Crazy drivers Bike/walking trails Travel time to some destinations Parking Construction Construction High cost No toll booths Traffic lights/arrows Good mobility in general Politicians

q MnDOT Perceptions & Expectations There is some confusion about MnDOT s role and responsibilities (clearly recognized for roads, construction and plowing) MnDOT is viewed as the experts and perceived to be responsible for everything transportation. Each group was highly complimentary of MnDOT for the services it provides the state. MnDOT Questions / Concerns: v Lack of funding and lack of a vision for the long term [which they believed were highly related]. They want MnDOT to focus on system connectivity [Roads/LRT/Northstar Commuter /Bus System /Paths/Trails] "be visionaries -- develop a plan that coordinates all of the different options v There was both concern and compassion for MnDOT in trying to deliver a coordinated system with limited funds and ongoing political challenges. v There was frustration expressed for a perceived lack of project-related communications: What MnDOT is doing? When will they be done / Why does it take so long?! [Wakota Bridge cited]

THIS IS STRONG START: WE LL EXPAND OUR UNDERSTANDING AS WE BUILD OUR STATEWIDE PERSPECTIVE q q v MnDOT and QOL QOL is What matters to me! Everything that is important! What provides me: security, happiness and joy! What s appreciated in my life! Ø Ø It s subjective, personal, and much more than transportation (but related in a significant way) Transportation is critically important to them because it s their connection to what matters Which helps to explain the passion/emotion related to these issues v Ø Ø During the pilot, there wasn t profound learning terms of transportation and QOL; rather we learned about specific things MnDOT could do differently (sometimes better), and how important it is their QOL. Examples: Communications: about projects, timing, delays, detours (possibly new methods that get their through and get their attention) Planning: multi-modal and more connected system planning (as we re doing now)

MnDOT s Online Community

Online Community of MnDOT Customers What is it? Opportunity for ongoing, customer feedback and interactions Sample of 600 MN invited to participate (about a year) Community Target: half greater MN, half metro Selected to reflect MN pop. (gender, age, income, geo., ethnicity) Bump up (augmented): transit, ethnicity (and possibly disabled community) Private (not public) for Mn/DOT s purposes only 3 Way Communications Uses online tools to interact with customers: Surveys, brainstorms, discussions, live chats, image galleries New tools to interact: video clips, attachments Consultant: Communispace built/managed 350+ communities

Online Community of MnDOT Customers How does it work? 600 will agree to journey with us for about a year Sign on weekly and see what the topics of discussion, surveys are posted for that week Member appreciation (nominal incentives) $10 Amazon gift card/mo for regular contributions Intended to be useful for us; interesting, engaging and somewhat fun for them. Mn/DOT Process: Building lists of objectives [meetings: districts/offices, Steering Comm.] Creating a 12 month, rolling input plan Goal two fold: be planful AND nimble (last minute feedback) Reporting results monthly

QUICK TOUR.

[Opportunity]

Transparency: Our Understanding Grows.(OLC) What Transparency Means: an honest and open effort by an organization to present its business to the public in an easy to understand manner Qualities of Transparency: Honesty Accessibility Disclosure Partnership; shared responsibility Timely Topics of Highest (transparency) Interest: ü Where transportation funds come from ü How transportation funds are spent ü Department goals and progress toward these goals (over time) ü How projects are determined (prioritized) and by whom ü Project timelines (and project progress updates)

MnDOT Personified How do our customers describe us.? q We have more work to do in the areas of: transparency & innovation q We are making inroads with trustworthiness q We should be proud of their view of MnDOT! source: Mn/DOT s Online Customer Community. June 2010

MnDOT PERSONIFIED: Customers select characteristics that reflect their view of MnDOT HIGH MODERATE LOW (Highest) Impressive Hardworking Reliable Dependable Complicated Responsive Cautious Serious Slow Forward Thinking Accountable Conscientious Trustworthy Collaborative Efficient Fair Timely Objective Flexible Innovative Smart Frugal Visionary Creative Outdated Energized Assertive Kind Demanding Green Contentious Open-Book Intimidating Transparent Disinterested (Lowest)

Summary Assessment from MR (listening and responding) TOPIC: ACTIONS/CONSIDERATION: Public Trust -Good news [generally] from the new trust measures -Opportunity to increase trust through increased transparency about costs [ operates in a financially responsible manner ] Transparency -Understanding what it is and what they want to know is step one (underway in June). -Key messages/marketing this information on an ongoing basis is the next, important step (which will be an ongoing effort)

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