MISSION AND VISION STATEMENT



The aim of Salt Lake City Suburban Sanitary District No. 1 is to:

Protect human health and the environment by responsibly collecting, treating, disposing, or re- using the wastewater.


Maintain a safe working environment at all times.


Ensure the highest level of customer-valued service by:
Responding quickly to customer needs
using state-of-the-art technology and equipment
using innovative approaches to problem solving
anticipating future needs
being prepared for emergencies


Promote a flexible work force by creating an environment for our employees which:
stimulates and nurtures long-term growth and development, both personally and professionally
focuses on a team-based approach that also emphasizes individual accountability
encourages training and skill development that results in job satisfaction


Serves as a model for other organizations by:
being recognized as a competitive leader in the wastewater industry
maintaining and/or enhancing existing service levels
looking for opportunities to expand services where beneficial to our rate payers


GUIDING PRINCIPLES



These are our Guiding Principles:



We respect all of our customers and are committed to providing them value and quality by ensuring fiscal accountability and using District’s resources in an ethical, efficient, and responsible manner.


As an organization, we respect our employees for the valuable contributions they make. As employees we respect one another and view diversity as an asset.


We strive for personal excellence by:
maintaining positive attitudes and open minds
encouraging creative and innovative thinking
nurturing an environment where employees feel free to experiment and grow


To be an effective team, we:
make timely, informed decisions and support them
exchange information openly, honestly, and directly
value and encourage all employees’ input
look for ways to help each other


We are individually and collectively responsible for the continuous improvement and success of the District, and hold ourselves accountable for our actions and deeds.


Adopted February 20, 1998