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The memorandum discusses the status report on the performance modernization of the Environmental and Utility Services and Transportation and Aviation Services City Service Areas. It outlines the initiative's goals, which include updating performance management frameworks that have not been revised in over 15 years, and integrating community indicators to better measure outcomes. The report details the collaboration among various city departments and highlights the importance of performance measures in guiding resource allocation and policy decisions. It includes tables summarizing the missions, outcomes, strategic goals, community indicators, and performance measures for both service areas.
Key points
The memorandum is addressed to the Transportation and Environment Committee from Dolan Beckel.
It recommends accepting the status report on performance modernization.
The modernization aims to improve performance management frameworks that have not been updated in over 15 years.
Community indicators have been added to better measure outcomes related to service delivery.
The initiative is a collaboration between multiple city departments and offices.
Performance measures will be published in the 2025-2026 Operating Budget.
The memorandum includes tables summarizing missions, outcomes, strategic goals, community indicators, and performance measures.
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The text contains unresolved placeholders such as 'Attachment A' and specific budget references that are not filled in.
The document appears to be a draft as it includes a date for approval and mentions ongoing workplans.
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COMMITTEE AGENDA: ITEM: 6/2/25 (d)4. TO: TRANSPORTATION AND FROM: Dolan Beckel ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE SUBJECT: See Below Approved DATE: May 12, 2025 Date: 5/20/2025 SUBJECT: Environmental and Utility Services and Transportation and Aviation Services City Service Areas Performance Modernization Status Report RECOMMENDATION Accept the status report on the performance modernization of the Environmental and Utility Services and Transportation and Aviation Services City Service Areas, including mission, outcomes, and strategic goals and community indicators, performance measures, and activity and workload highlights. BACKGROUND As part of the City Manager’s Foundational Strategic Support Focus Area, Driving Organizational Performance, the Administration has been modernizing the City Service Area (CSA) to improve performance management. The two primary drivers of this modernization are: 1. The CSA performance management framework has not been updated in over 15 years, during which dynamic economic, environmental, and social priorities have changed dramatically, requiring a refresh to reflect a contemporary context; and 2. While the City of San José’s CSA framework is considered a...
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This document is a glossary of terms related to City Service Areas, defining key concepts such as Activity and Workload Highlights, Budget Program, Core Service, and various performance measures. It outlines how these terms relate to community well-being and service delivery.
Key points
Defines terms related to City Service Areas and Core Services.
Includes definitions for Activity and Workload Highlights, Budget Program, and Core Service.
Describes performance measures for assessing service delivery and community impact.
Highlights the importance of community indicators and workforce indicators.
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Attachment A City Service Area Glossary of Terms 1) Activity and Workload Highlights: A measure of an output unit within a Core Service. Measures “how much” of the workload is attempted, completed, or demanded. 2) Budget Program: A set of resources used to deliver a discrete service as part of an operational Core Service. 3) City Service Area: City Service Areas integrate Core Services provided by individual departments into the City’s key lines of business, as viewed from the community’s perspective. 4) Community Indicator: A measure that quantifies the well-being of communities, able to be disaggregated by race/ethnicity, geographic location, or other categories. Measures “what impact” a CSA is producing in the community. 5) Core Service: Department-level key lines of business consisting of one or more Budget Programs. 6) Core Service Performance Measure: A measure that describes “how well” an individual Core Service is being delivered, typically a rate, ratio, or percentage. 7) CSA Outcome: A qualitative statement of community impact or condition of wellbeing. 8) CSA Performance Measure: A measure that describes “how well” a group of Core Services is meeting an objective....
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The document is a status report on the performance modernization updates for the Environmental and Utility Services and Transportation and Aviation Services City Service Areas. It outlines the missions, outcomes, strategic goals, community indicators, performance measures, and activity highlights for these services. The report includes various statistics related to city services, such as household recycling, airline revenue, and transportation metrics. It concludes with recommendations for accepting the report and next steps for budget publication and performance measure sharing.
Key points
The report covers the Environmental and Utility Services and Transportation and Aviation Services City Service Areas.
It includes updated missions, outcomes, strategic goals, and performance measures.
Statistics provided include 337,192 households receiving recycling services and $103,935,350 in total airline revenue.
Recommendations include accepting the status report and publishing updated metrics in the FY 25-26 Operating Budget.
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(d)4. Environmental and Utility Services and Transportation and Aviation Services City Service Areas Performance Modernization Status Report Transportation and the Environment Committee June 2, 2025 Erik Chiarella Jensen, Assistant to the City Manager Jennifer Piozet, Senior Executive Analyst EUS and TAS CSA 2024-2025 Budgeted FTEs City staffing spanning 4 Departments and 21 Core Services Airport • Core Services • • Airport Marketing and Communications Airport Facilities Airport Operations Energy • • • Energy Community Programming Energy Customer Support Providing Clean Energy to the Community Environmental Services • • • • • • • Potable Water Delivery Recycled Water Management Recycling and Garbage Services Stormwater Management Sustainability and Environmental Health Utility Regulatory Advocacy and Compliance Wastewater Management Transportation • • • • • Sanitary Sewer Maintenance Storm Sewer Maintenance Parking Services Pavement Maintenance Street Landscape Maintenance • • • Traffic Maintenance Transportation Planning and Project Delivery Transportation Safety and Operations 2 EUS CSA by the Numbers Households Receiving City Recycling 337,192 Residential and Garbage Services...