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Reporting Agency Overview Provide Information Below for the Agency for Fiscal Year 2019 OFFICE of PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT AND OFFICE OF PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT AND OVERSIGHT REPORTING AGENCY OVERVIEW Reporting Agency Overview Provide Information below for the Agency for Fiscal Year 2019 Reporting Agency Name Mass Cultural Council General Description Mass Cultural Council is a state agency that promotes excellence, education, diversity, and inclusion in the arts, humanities, and sciences to foster a rich cultural life for all Massachusetts residents and contribute to the vitality of our communities and economy. Agency Mission MISSION: Mass Cultural Council is a state agency that promotes excellence, education, diversity, and inclusion in the arts, humanities, and sciences to foster a rich cultural life for all Massachusetts residents and contribute to the vitality of our communities and economy. We pursue this mission through a wide range of grants, initiatives, and advocacy for artists, communities, organizations, and schools. We work with partners in government, the cultural community, and across sectors, to increase public and private investment in the arts, humanities, and sciences. Agency Budget funded by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts $16,034,982.00 Agency Total Budget (including Commonwealth of Massachusetts funding) $18,130,000.00 Does the Agency have additional mandatory reporting requirements? - select Yes or No No If Agency has additional mandatory reporting requirements - provide Details. No statutory requirements but we do file annual report documents to the National Endowment for the Arts each year as part of our grant. The NEA will provide $900,700 to Mass Cultural Council in FY19 OFFICE OF PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT AND OVERSIGHT REPORTING AGENCY ENABLING LEGISLATION Reporting Agency Enabling Legislation Provide details for all Agency Enabling Legislation. Include: Mass General Law; Session Law (published in the Acts and Resolves); House Bills; Senate Bills (examples: Economic Development Bill) General Law Citations: The General Laws are laws that are general in nature and are organized by subject. Private companies publish "annotated" editions of the General Laws. Notes are included at the end of each chapter and section of these editions, which include when the law was added and revised. Acts and Resolves Citations: Acts and Resolves are yearly compilations of laws passed by the Massachusetts General Court, the state's legislature. These laws are arranged chronologically. These session laws provide the exact text of the law passed by the legislature, including what chapters and sections of the General Laws should be changed. 1 Citation for Legislation G.L. Ch. 10 Sections 52-58A Link to Legislation https://malegislature.gov/Laws/GeneralLaws/PartI/TitleII/Chapter10/Section52 2 Citation for Legislation G.L. Ch. 23K Section 59(2) (a) Link to Legislation https://malegislature.gov/Laws/GeneralLaws/PartI/TitleII/Chapter23K/Section59 OFFICE OF PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT AND OVERSIGHT REPORTING AGENCY'S FISCAL YEAR 2019 GOALS & TARGETS Reporting Agency Fiscal Year 2019 Goals & Targets All reporting agencies must provide 5 Agency Goals and Targets for Fiscal Year 2019. Goal #1 Agency Fiscal Year 2019 Goal # 1 Partner with regional, state, and local stakeholders throughout the Commonwealth to elevate the importance of culture and artists in community building through the second year of the Cultural Comact pilot in six communities. Metric Fiscal Year 2019 Goal # 1 will be measured by - Leverage new municipal funding for for culture in the Pilot communities. - Measure progress on the baseline commitments and custom goals in each community Metric Source Final reports from grantees Target for Fiscal Year 2019 Goal #1 - $30,000 in municipal funding - 100% of baseline committmentsmet met in all communities - 50% of custom community goals met in all communities Was Fiscal Year 2019 Goal #1 Achieved? (yes, no, partially) Partially Fiscal Year 2019 Goal # 1 Results - or - Details if not achieved - Compact communities leveraged $35,000 ($25k municipal, $10k foundation) - All of the compact communities have met their baseline commitments (6 out of 6 or 100%). All compact communities have created a committees that involve LCC’s, Cultural Districts and Municipalities that now meet regularly to support the agreed upon commitment. Goal #2 Agency Fiscal Year 2019 Goal # 2 Grow the creative economy - Identify and designate four additional cultural districts to grow the visibility of the creative sector in Massachusetts through partnerships that expand markets and/or promote the work of cultural organizations and artists. Metric Fiscal Year 2019 Goal # 2 will be measured by • % of cultural districts that maintain designation after 5 year period. • Number of new designations. Metric Source Applications and Final reports from grantees Target for Fiscal Year 2019 Goal # 2 • 100% of cultural districts that maintain designation after 5 year period. • 4 new designations. Was Fiscal Year 2019 Goal # 2 Achieved? (yes, no, partially) Yes Fiscal Year 2019 Goal # 2 Results - or - Details if not achieved - 100% of cultural districts that were up for re-designation in FY19 were re-designated (8 out of 8) - We designated 3 new cultural districts in FY19 (Great Barrington, Franklin, and Lenox). A fourth was not ready until the August Council meeting, which put them in the FY20 cohort (Winchester) Goal #3 Agency Fiscal Year 2019 Goal # 3 Advance equity and inclusion – Continue the EBT Card to Culture Program with Department of Transiational Assistance to expand access to the arts, humanities, and sciences for low-income residents. Metric Fiscal Year 2019 Goal # 3 will be measured by • Number of cultural organizations offering discounted/free admission • Number of EBT Card holders making use of program Metric Source Final reports from participating organizations Target for Fiscal Year 2019 Goal # 3 - 175 organizations participating - 25% increase in people taking part in program (admissions) Was Fiscal Year 2019 Goal # 3 Achieved? (yes, no, partially) Partially Fiscal Year 2019 Goal # 3 Results - or - Details if not achieved - 178 organizations participating - 11% increase in admissions (173,849 in FY18 and 194,657 in FY19). Upon reflection a 25% increase may have been over ambitious. We now know that adding more organizations does not automatically increase the number of people because not all participating orgs get visitors taking advantage of the Goal #4 Agency Fiscal Year 2019 Goal # 4 Empower a creative generation - Support the growth of, creative, productive, independent-minded young people through creative youth development. Metric Fiscal Year 2019 Goal # 4 will be measured by • # of youth served • # of grants made Metric Source Aplications and Final reports from grantees Target for Fiscal Year 2019 Goal # 4 - 14% increase in number of youth served - 72 grants made Was Fiscal Year 2019 Goal # 3 Achieved? (yes, no, partially) Partially Fiscal Year 2019 Goal # 3 Results - or - Details if not achieved - 4% increase in youth served (from 9,438 to 9,818). The number of youth being served per program varies (from large ensemble orchestra groups serving 100s of kids to small groups serving 8 kids that really need a lot of in-depth support due to disability or other challenges. We use an average to estimate the potential reach of adding new funded programs, but if the new additions are serving smaller numbers OFFICE OF PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT AND OVERSIGHT PROGRAM & INITIATIVE OVERVIEWS, GOALS & TARGETS Provide program information, goals, and targets for all agency programs and initiatives that connect with economic development and that receive funding from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Program / Initiative Information, Goals, Targets Program / Initiative Program Overview Name Cultural Districts Legislation - if applicable MGL chapter 10 Section 58A Legislation Website Link - if applicable https://malegislature.gov/Laws/GeneralLaws/PartI/TitleII/Chapter10/Section58A Program / Initiative Website Link - if one exists http://www.massculturalcouncil.org/services/cultural_districts.asp Description of Program / Initiative An initiative to allow communities to create state-sponsored cultural districts to stimulate new arts and cultural activity and attract creative businesses. The evidence is clear: A thriving creative sector is one of our Commonwealth's most powerful economic development assets. In support of this, the Mass Cultural Council’s Cultural Districts Initiative was authorized by an act of the Massachusetts state legislature in 2010, and launched in April 2011. Cultural districts help local arts, humanities, and science organizations improve the quality and range of their public programs so that more local families can benefit from them. They enhance the experience for visitors and thus attract more tourist dollars and tax revenue. And they attract artists, cultural organizations, and entrepreneurs of all kinds - enhancing property values and making communities more attractive. Fiscal Year 2019 Budget $240,000.00 Total Budget (Total $, including other sources) $240,000.00 Program Goals and Targets Program / Initiative's Fiscal Year 2019 Goal #1 The Cultural District Initiative encourages Massachusetts communities to strengthen this sense of place, while stimulating economic activity, improving the experiences of visitors to our communities, and creating a higher quality of life. Metric Goal #1 will be measured by - Number of Partnerships - Number of net new businesses - Changes in visitation year over year Source of Metric for Goal #1 Annual reports from cultural districts
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