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Alberta Municipal Benchmarking Initiative Snow & Ice Control What is AMBI? 5 Alberta municipalities Grant from Alberta Municipal Affairs Collaboration to build a framework, develop benchmark definitions and allow comparison


  1. Alberta Municipal Benchmarking Initiative – Snow & Ice Control

  2. What is AMBI? • 5 Alberta municipalities • Grant from Alberta Municipal Affairs • Collaboration to build a framework, develop benchmark definitions and allow comparison • Develop an ongoing benchmarking process of 8 service areas

  3. Why Benchmarking? A benchmark is an established point of reference against which things can be measured and compared • Helps to tell the municipal ‘performance story’ • Sound business practice • Share knowledge and best practices • Identifies opportunities for change • Encourages continuous improvement • Demonstrates transparency and value for money

  4. Two Definitions Efficiency • a measure of productivity: quantity • often expressed in cost per unit Effectiveness • a measure of value or benefit of service: quality • often expressed as percentage or rate

  5. Snow and Ice Control (SNIC) An effective and efficient SNIC program is necessary to allow the municipality to function under normal winter weather conditions, to reduce snow and ice hazards, and to provide reasonable winter mobility on: • Roadways • Parking Lots • Sidewalks • Pathways

  6. Snow and Ice Control (SNIC) SNIC benchmarks • 8 efficiency measures • 3 effectiveness measures Trend – over 3 years Comparison – to others for most recent year or average

  7. Factors Influencing SNIC • Size of system • Urban density • Urban Growth • Weather Conditions

  8. SNIC Narrative factors (2014) Municipality Vehicles > $10,000 Days Snow & Ice Contracted snow (#) equipment sent removal, standby out full service Banff 10 150 No Canmore 2 69 Yes Lethbridge 13 92 No Medicine Hat 15 67 No Red Deer 24 135 No

  9. SNIC Total Cost ($/lane KM) Sidewalks and Roadways, Parking Pathways Lots and Disposal $6,618 $6,145 $3,918 $2,115 $1,780 Medicine Hat Lethbridge Canmore Red Deer Banff

  10. Total SNIC System ($/total lane KM) $6,618 $6,145 $3,918 $2,115 $1,780 Medicine Hat Lethbridge Canmore Red Deer Banff

  11. Total SNIC System (Cost per Capita) $90 $66 $59 $36 $33 Medicine Hat Lethbridge Canmore Banff Red Deer

  12. Roads and Parking Lots Clearing (Cost per Lane KM) $5,884 $4,799 $2,315 $1,784 $1,510 Medicine Hat Lethbridge Canmore Banff Red Deer

  13. Roads and Parking Lots Clearing (Cost per capita) $86 $48 $35 $30 $28 Medicine Hat Lethbridge Canmore Banff Red Deer

  14. Sidewalks & Pathways Clearing (Cost per KM) $11,388 $4,415 $2,585 $2,728 $2,482 Lethbridge Medicine Hat Red Deer Canmore Banff

  15. Sidewalks & Pathways Clearing (Cost per Capita) $24 $18 $6 $5 $4 Red Deer Medicine Hat Lethbridge Banff Canmore

  16. Contract vs Total Direct Costs (%) 77% 50% 38% 11% 12% Medicine Hat Lethbridge Banff Red Deer Canmore

  17. Amortization (Cost per Lane KM) Sidewalks Roadways Parking Pathways Cost Per Lots Snow Removal Lane KM Cost Per Lane KM $345 $103 $85 $73 $0 Red Deer Medicine Hat Lethbridge Canmore Banff

  18. Materials – Abrasives (KG/Lane KM) $12,017 $6,589 $5,993 $5,530 $1,936 Medicine Hat Lethbridge Banff Red Deer Canmore

  19. Materials – Salt (KG/Lane KM) 1,196 961 681 365 202 Banff Medicine Hat Canmore Lethbridge Red Deer

  20. Materials – Liquids (L/Lane KM) 66 16 11 0 0 Banff Red Deer Lethbridge Medicine Hat Canmore

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