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Independent evaluation depends on a partnership agreement with a state university; the Mayor's Office convenes the advisory council directly and advances once the agreement is signed.
The problem
City Hall has a habit of grading its own homework on public safety. Residents deserve independent, expert proof that safety programs work — and honest admissions when they don't.
The plan
A state university partner evaluates Tampa's public-safety programs independently — measuring what actually works, what doesn't, and saying so in public.
A safety advisory council of residents, researchers and practitioners meets regularly to keep the city's strategies honest and current.
How you’ll know it’s working
- University evaluation agreement signed
- Evaluation design published
- Safety advisory council convened
- Independent findings released publicly
From the Blueprint
- MOUs create independent evaluation, evidence-based design, and internship pipelines.
- Civic Insights supplies curated, approved datasets for evaluation.
- Findings feed PDU and CDT decisions to scale, iterate, or sunset programs.
Sources and research conditions
S01 pp. 117-118
SOURCE-SUPPORTED; PARTNER AGREEMENT
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