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This memorandum provides a status report on the Neighborhood Association Engagement Model, which aims to enhance engagement between neighborhood associations and the City. It includes recommendations for accepting the report, prioritizing funding for staffing resources, sunsetting the Neighborhoods Commission, and cross-referencing actions to the City Council meeting. The foundational model includes establishing a quarterly Neighborhood Association Forum to improve education and outreach, while future expansions may include a Neighborhood Support Team and an Advisory Group. The report outlines community engagement findings that emphasize the need for capacity building, issue support, connectivity, two-way communication, and advising.
Key points
The memorandum is addressed to the Neighborhood Services and Education Committee.
It includes recommendations to accept the status report and support funding for a new staffing resource.
The foundational Neighborhood Association Engagement Model aims to reduce barriers to engagement with the City.
A quarterly Neighborhood Association Forum is proposed to start in fall 2024.
The report highlights challenges faced by the Neighborhoods Commission and community feedback.
Future recommendations may include forming a Neighborhood Services Advisory Group and a Neighborhood Support Team.
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NSEAGENDA: ITEM: TO: NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES AND EDUCATION COMMITTEE SUBJECT: NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION ENGAGEMENT MODEL STATUS REPORT Approved 04/11/24 d(2) FROM: Jon Cicirelli Director DATE: March 19, 2024 Date 4/4/24 COUNCIL DISTRICT: CITYWIDE RECOMMENDATION a) Accept the status report on the Neighborhood Association Engagement Model; b) Support the prioritization of funding in the 2024-2025 Proposed Operating Budget within the Parks, Neighborhood and Recreation Services Department for a new staffing resource that will be necessary to implement the foundational Neighborhood Association Engagement Model, subject to budgetary constraints and the need to fund other critical City Council and Administration priorities; c) Direct the City Manager or her designee to sunset the Neighborhoods Commission; and d) Cross-reference this action to the April 30, 2024, City Council meeting. SUMMARY AND OUTCOME The Neighborhood Services and Education Committee’s acceptance of the status report, feedback, and cross-reference to City Council will provide the opportunity to consider the proposed Neighborhood Association Engagement Model (Model) that seeks to reduce barriers to engaging with the...
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The document is a final report on the Neighborhood Association Engagement Model developed by the City of San José. It outlines the project purpose, goals, engagement findings, and recommendations for improving communication and support between the City and Neighborhood Associations (NAs). The report identifies key themes from stakeholder engagement, including the need for capacity building, issue support, connectivity, two-way communication, and advising. Recommendations include creating a quarterly Neighborhood Association Forum and establishing a Neighborhood Support Team with dedicated staff to enhance engagement and support for NAs.
Key points
The project aims to facilitate City outreach to Neighborhoods and improve engagement.
Engagement findings revealed five key themes: Capacity Building, Issue Support, Connectivity, Two-Way Communication, and Advising.
Recommendations include creating a quarterly Neighborhood Association Forum and a Neighborhood Support Team with dedicated staff.
The report emphasizes the importance of providing resources and support to enhance the effectiveness of Neighborhood Associations.
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City of San José: Neighborhood Association Engagement Model Final Report 1 Agenda Project Overview 3 Engagement Findings 6 Recommendations 9 Appendix 14 2 Project Overview 3 Project Overview Project Purpose: Develop a Neighborhood Association Model that facilitates City outreach to Neighborhoods and provides Neighborhoods the opportunity to engage with the City. Project Goal: Develop a Neighborhood Association Engagement Model that increases access, communication, and understanding of City services and ties into the City’s Customer Service Vision and Standards. Project Timeline: › City Council approved the temporary suspension of the Neighborhoods Commission while staff develop a neighborhood association engagement model March 2023 › City Council approved the Customer Service Vision, Standards, and Recommendations April 2023 › Recommendations to be presented to City Council › Annual Neighborhoods Conference August 2023 › Guidehouse began work on the new neighborhood association service order October 2023 April 2024 › Recommendations to be presented to the Neighborhood Services and Education Committee 4 Project Approach and Inputs We engaged 238* stakeholders over 4 engagement...
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The document outlines a Neighborhood Association Engagement Model aimed at enhancing City outreach and communication with neighborhoods. It details the project's purpose, goals, and timeline, including stakeholder engagement methods and findings. Key themes identified include the need for capacity building, issue support, connectivity, two-way communication, and advising. Next steps include moving forward with a budget proposal and launching a Neighborhood Association Forum in Fall 2024. Recommendations for approval are also provided.
Key points
Project aims to develop a Neighborhood Association Engagement Model for better City outreach.
Engagement methods included interviews, community meetings, surveys, and a Neighborhoods Conference.
Five key themes emerged: capacity building, issue support, connectivity, two-way communication, and advising.
Next steps involve a budget proposal for FY 2024-2025 and launching a Neighborhood Association Forum in Fall 2024.
Recommendations include accepting the status report and pursuing necessary resources for implementation.
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Neighborhood Association Engagement Model Neighborhood Services and Education Committee April 11, 2024 Jon Cicirelli, Director, PRNS Olympia Williams, Division Manager, PRNS Erik Chiarella Jensen, Assistant to the City Manager, CMO Nicola Clifford, Associate Director, Guidehouse 1 Project Overview Project Purpose: Develop a Neighborhood Association Engagement Model that facilitates City outreach to Neighborhoods and provides neighborhoods the opportunity to engage with the City. Project Goal: Develop a Neighborhood Association Engagement Model that increases access, communication, and understanding of City services and ties into the City’s Customer Service Vision and Standards. Project Timeline: › City Council approved the temporary suspension of the Neighborhoods Commission while staff develop a neighborhood association engagement model March 2023 › City Council approved the Customer Service Vision, Standards, and Recommendations April 2023 › Recommendations to be presented to City Council › Annual Neighborhoods Conference August 2023 › Guidehouse began work on the new neighborhood association service order October 2023 April 2024 › Recommendations to be presented to the...