Stage 5 · Deliver

The question changes from what was promisedto what arrived.

Once the facility runs, residents want the record. A sourced scorecard the county and the operator can both publish.

Where you are in the project
  1. 01LandSite Favorability screen
  2. 02AnnounceCounty Brief
  3. 03EntitleEngagement plan and toolkit
  4. 04BuildSentiment Monitoring
  5. 05DeliverCommunity Benefits ReportingYou are here

A scorecard both sides can publish

Who
Counties with residents to answer to. Operators with a next site to win.
How
Updated each fiscal year from public sources. A table for the county website, a carousel for the feeds.
Why
Promises are easy to remember. This is the record of what arrived.
Community Benefits Report: sample deliverable mock-upThe GridSight
DeliverableCommunity Benefits ReportSourced scorecard and social carousel

What the scorecard reports

Six lines. Every one sourced.

Revenue

Tax paid, by who received it.

Jobs

Headcount by type, local share.

Local business

Contracts to local vendors.

Infrastructure and programs

Roads, water, schools, funds.

Commitments

Filed, and kept or not.

Community view

Sentiment since approval.

$36.5M
Richland Parish, Louisiana · year one

School board sales tax collections in Hyperion's first year, up from $21.3M the year before. Built from the board's own published figures.

See the sample scorecard →

Where this sits in the process

The scorecard closes the loop the County Brief opened. It is the record the next county will ask about.

Report what the project brought.

Tell us the facility and the year. We will pull what is already public and show you what a first scorecard looks like.

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