Strategic Planning

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Department of Pesticide Regulation 2024-28 Strategic Plan, PDF

In December, the California Department of Pesticide Regulation released its final 2024-28 Strategic Plan, which outlines measurable goals and objectives to support increased access to sustainable pest management alternatives, improved timelines for evaluating pesticide risks, strengthened statewide enforcement, and increased transparency into the department’s priorities and decision-making

Departamento de Reglamentación de Pesticidas Plan Estratégico para 2024-28, PDF

En diciembre de 2024, el Departamento de Regulación de Pesticidas de California publicó su Plan Estratégico final 2024-2028, que describe metas y objetivos mensurables para apoyar un mayor acceso a alternativas sostenibles de manejo de plagas, mejorar los cronogramas para evaluar los riesgos de los pesticidas, fortalecer la aplicación de la ley en todo el estado y aumentar la transparencia con respecto a las prioridades del departamento y el proceso de toma de decisiones.


The draft 2024-28 Strategic Plan, PDF

DPR hosted four public meetings on October 19 and 30 and November 3 and 6 to collect public input on the draft strategic plan. DPR accepted written comments on the draft plan through Nov. 10, 2023 through DPR’s public comment portal.

El PDF del borrador del Plan estratégico para 2024-28, PDF

DPR organizó cuatro reuniones públicas el 19 y 30 de octubre y el 3 y 6 de noviembre para recopilar aportes del público sobre el borrador del plan estratégico. DPR aceptó comentarios escritos sobre el plan hasta el 10 de noviembre de 2023 a través del portal de comentarios públicos de DPR.

Background on Strategic Planning

Legislation in the 1990s (SB 1082, Chapter 418, Statutes of 1993; AB 2711, Chapter 779, Statutes of 1994) required California State agencies to develop Strategic Plans, measurable performance objectives, and continuous improvement processes.

Strategic Planning is critical to making state government programs and operations more efficient and effective. The Strategic Planning process produces fundamental decisions and actions that shape and guide what an organization is, what it does, and why it does it. A key byproduct of this planning is the Strategic Plan – a blueprint for future programmatic direction.

Strategic Plans are revisited and revised periodically.

Previous DPR Strategic Plans

Background

Links

  • Environmental Protection Indicators for California (EPIC) - Tracking environmental conditions over time, a project of CalEPA, the Resources Agency, and the Department of Health Services

For content questions, contact:
Alexis Carriker
Human Resources Branch, MS 4-B
1001 I Street, P.O. Box 4015
Sacramento, CA 95812-4015
Phone: (916) 445-1523
E-mail: 2024StrategicPlan@cdpr.ca.gov