Turn annual reviews into meaningful progress

An Asset Management Plan (AMP) is often treated as the destination. In reality, it is just the starting point.

How can municipalities keep asset management active between formal plan updates, demonstrate progress, and use annual reviews to support better decisions?

This webinar shares the Town of East Gwillimbury’s approach to developing a repeatable Annual Asset Management Progress Update across 10 municipal service areas. Using the AMP as a baseline, the framework tracks changes in asset condition, levels of service, risk, governance, implementation progress, and asset management maturity.

What you’ll learn

The session will explore practical approaches to:

• Establishing meaningful performance measures to monitor progress.
• Engaging service-area asset owners in annual reporting.
• Accommodating varying levels of data availability and asset management maturity.
• Communicating results through concise service-area report cards.
• Using annual findings to identify gaps, prioritize improvements, and inform future AMP updates.

Participants will leave with a practical framework for making annual reviews a recurring cycle of monitoring, accountability, organizational learning, and continuous improvement.

Who should attend?

Municipal staff involved in asset management, infrastructure planning, finance, public works, and service delivery, as well as senior leaders responsible for overseeing AMP implementation and progress reporting.

For questions, please contact info@amontario.ca.

Sponsored by AECOM