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This memorandum provides a status report on the implementation and progress of the Neighborhood Association Engagement Model, which was approved by the City Council in spring 2024. The model aims to enhance neighborhood engagement through three pillars: the Foundational Model with quarterly Neighborhood Association Forums, the Expanded Model with a Neighborhood Support Team, and the establishment of a Neighborhood Services Advisory Group. The initial focus for 2024-2025 is on the Foundational Model, which includes the continuation of the Annual Neighborhoods Conference and the introduction of quarterly forums. The report outlines the objectives of the Neighborhood Engagement Team and the Project Hope initiative, which supports neighborhood associations in underserved areas. A workplan for 2024-2025 is included, detailing expected outcomes and activities. The memorandum will be posted on the City’s website for the Neighborhood Services and Education Committee meeting on February 13, 2025.
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The Neighborhood Association Engagement Model was approved to replace the Neighborhoods Commission.
The model has three pillars: Foundational Model, Expanded Model, and Neighborhood Services Advisory Group.
The initial focus is on the Foundational Model, which includes quarterly Neighborhood Association Forums.
The Project Hope initiative supports neighborhood associations in underserved areas.
A workplan for 2024-2025 outlines expected outcomes and activities, including forums and conferences.
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COMMITTEE AGENDA: ITEM: 02/13/2025 (d)3 TO: NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES FROM: Jon Cicirelli AND EDUCATION COMMITTEE SUBJECT: Neighborhoods Association Engagement Model Approved DATE: January 27, 2025 Date: 2/6/2025 RECOMMENDATION Accept the status report on the implementation and progress of the Neighborhood Association Engagement Model. BACKGROUND In spring 2024, City Council approved sunsetting the Neighborhoods Commission and transitioning to the Neighborhood Association Engagement Model1. During the 20242025 budget process, a new staff position was added to the Parks, Recreation and Neighborhood Services Department (PRNS) to facilitate the implementation of a new neighborhood engagement strategy. The Neighborhoods Association Engagement Model has three pillars: 1. The Foundational Model – Neighborhood Association Forums. This Foundational Model component includes the creation of a quarterly Neighborhood Association Forum facilitated by PRNS. The Forums will provide neighborhood associations with a centralized venue to learn about City resources, as well as seek support in accessing the resources they need; 2. Expanded Model – Neighborhoods Support Team - This component of the...
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The document is a status report on the Neighborhood Association Engagement Model presented to the Neighborhood Services and Education Committee. It outlines the transition from the Neighborhoods Commission to the new engagement model, which consists of three pillars: the Foundational Model, the Expanded Model, and the Neighborhood Services Advisory Group. Key themes include connectivity, capacity building, two-way communication, and issue support. The report details the Foundational Model's quarterly forums and the Annual Neighborhoods Conference, with the next forum scheduled for March 22, 2025.
Key points
The Neighborhoods Commission was sunset at the end of fiscal year 2023-2024.
The Neighborhood Association Engagement Model includes three pillars: Foundational Model, Expanded Model, and Neighborhood Services Advisory Group.
The Foundational Model features quarterly neighborhood forums and an Annual Neighborhoods Conference.
The second Annual Neighborhoods Conference was held in October 2024 with 250 attendees.
The first quarterly forum for 2025 was held on January 25, 2025, with a second forum planned for March 2025.
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Neighborhood Association Engagement Model Status Report Neighborhood Services and Education Committee February 13, 2025 Olympia Williams, Deputy Director, PRNS Aurelia Bailey, Division Manager, PRNS Xochitl Montes, Community Services Supervisor, PRNS Neighborhood Engagement Model • End of fiscal year 2023-2024: The Neighborhoods Commission was sunset, and the transition to the Neighborhood Association Engagement Model began. • Neighborhood Engagement Model is made up of three pillars: ⚬ Foundational Model - Neighborhood Association Forums ⚬ Expanded Model - Neighborhoods Support Team ⚬ Neighborhood Services Advisory Group • 2024-2025: Neighborhood Association Engagement Model focuses on the implementation of the Foundational Model 2 Model Themes Connectivity Capacity Building Two-Way Communication Providing support to enable all neighborhoods to create self-sufficient associations. Issue Support Providing information and resources to enable neighborhood associations to navigate City services. 33 3 Connecting neighborhood associations to one another to build community, learn from one another, and strengthen selfsufficiency. Providing information to and soliciting information from...