Nevada Public Radio is guided by a long-range plan. This month we begin planning for the next three years and beyond. Nevada Public Radio has grown from a modest mixed format public radio station to a network of six stations and repeaters available to 75% of Nevada's population, parts of California, Arizona and Utah.
Strategic planning put in motion what needed to happen for KNPR to become News 88.9 and for the launch of Classical 89.7 KCNV. We now offer digital channels that expand our content for those with an HD receiver, developed our online services and upgraded the radio reading service for the visually impaired. Over the last few years we've invested in local public affairs programming to complement the national and international news and cultural offerings from NPR and other network sources.
Please help us plan for our future by participating in this ANONYMOUS survey. It will help us understand how listeners perceive our role in the communities we serve.
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What it means...
We've Got it
I feel good about saying Nevada Public Radio has got this factor.
Real Progress
Nevada Public Radio is steadily improving and moving in the right direction. Still room for improvement.
Starting to Improve
Nevada Public Radio is beginning to demonstrate genuine effort. Things are starting to get better.
Lip Service
Nevada Public Radio is talking a good game, but actions are not in line with what they're saying.
Making no effort
Nevada Public Radio is not even looking in this direction.
Not Applicable
This factor is not relevant to Nevada Public Radio's work.