Getting More by Working Together — Opportunities for Linking Planning and Operations


Exhibit 9: Range of Resource Strategies

Exhibit 9 (description below)

Description:

This exhibit shows a range of resource strategies for Pooled Resources, from In Kind strategies being less formal, to Funding Entity strategies being more formal. The ranges are represented below:

In Kind (Less Formal) Pooled Resources Funding Entity (More Formal)
Individuals commit to periodic meetings to address issues of regional significance. Jurisdictions and public and private organizations pool funds, people, assets, and other resources to sustain collaboration. Jurisdictions and public and private organizations allocate funds to support a regional entity responsible for regional collaboration.
Agencies assign staff members and other resources (equipment, facilities) to support collaboration efforts on an ongoing basis. Agencies and jurisdictions commit resources (people, assets) to be used in regional operating activities (e.g., mutual assistance agreements). Entities are formed and funded to own and operate assets (e.g., transit systems, maintenance vehicles, emergency response assets) on behalf of multiple jurisdictions.

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