Your municipality has developed a strategic Asset Management Policy and Asset Management Plan. What comes next?
Below you will find a video, case study and tool all developed to help municipal staff embed asset management perspectives into your daily operations and business processes.
Watch Implementing Asset Management video
Time investment: 4.5 minutes
Hear MyTown’s Chief Administrative Officer share approaches to embedding asset management practices into its municipal operations and discover the benefits.
You’ll learn how to apply three approaches to implement asset management in your community:
- Contribute to aligned priorities and increased collaboration across departments
- Provide a robust decision-making framework for your entire municipality
- Empower staff and Council to continuously improve practices
Learn how other communities are advancing their asset management practices
Time investment: 10 minutes
Read and be inspired by the Balancing sustainable service delivery and municipal budgets case study. Learn from the Ville de Saint-Quentin, a small municipality in New Brunswick that shares their experience in implementing asset management processes to strengthen decision-making and meet the needs of their growing town.
Assess your municipality’s asset management practices and identify areas for improvement
Time investment: 2-4 hours, one or two times per year
Use the Checklist: Implementing management in your municipality with your cross-functional asset management team to:
- Assess your municipality’s current overall approach to asset management
- Identify areas for improvement
- Enrich discussions about asset management between departments
- Discover opportunities to better implement your asset management systems and practices across your municipality
Watch Webinar: Implementing asset management in your municipality
Time investment: 57 minutes
This resource was developed by the Municipal Asset Management Program(MAMP)
MAMP is designed to help Canadian municipalities strengthen their infrastructure investment decisions based on reliable data and sound asset management practices. This eight-year, $110-million program is funded by the Government of Canada and delivered by the Federation of Canadian Municipalities. It is being implemented in partnership with municipal, provincial and territorial associations and other key stakeholders.