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The memorandum provides a status report on vehicle concerns and service improvements related to the San José 311 Vehicle Concerns reporting system. It outlines the city's response to vehicle blight issues, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic, and highlights the establishment of a multi-departmental team to enhance service delivery. The report details the performance of the new Vehicle Concerns service, which triages and routes service requests to appropriate departments, and presents data on service requests, customer satisfaction, and outcomes from various vehicle-related programs.
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The memorandum is addressed to the Transportation and Environment Committee from Khaled Tawfik, John Ristow, and Jon Cicirelli.
It recommends accepting the status report on enhancements to the San José 311 Vehicle Concerns reporting system.
The report discusses the city's prioritization of vehicle blight issues and the establishment of a multi-departmental team to improve service delivery.
The new Vehicle Concerns service launched on March 28, 2024, has triaged over 20,000 service requests by August 31, 2024.
The Department of Transportation's Parking Compliance Unit received the majority of service requests, with a focus on abandoned vehicles, extended parking stays, and illegal parking.
Customer satisfaction scores have improved with the new service model compared to the previous method.
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T&E AGENDA: ITEM: 10/07/24 (d) 2 TO: TRANSPORTATION AND FROM: Khaled Tawfik ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE John Ristow Jon Cicirelli SUBJECT: Vehicle Concerns and Service Improvements Status Report Approved DATE: September 16, 2024 Date: 9/27/24 RECOMMENDATION Accept the status report on recent enhancements to the San José 311 Vehicle Concerns reporting system and the coordinated multi-departmental response to vehicle blight concerns. BACKGROUND Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, complaints regarding vehicle-related blight in neighborhoods, disputes over limited parking space, and impacts from lived-in vehicles on streets began to overtake traditional vehicle abatement core services. In Fiscal Year 2021-2022, the City Council noted the need to address vehicle blight issues and made vehicle blight a priority for FY 2022-2023. Vehicle-related complaints require coordination across many departments. Typically, these complaints require staff to address vehicle parking, support those living in vehicles, ensure street cleanliness and safety, address potential crimes reported, and investigate disputes spanning public and private spaces in a coordinated, prompt, and effective manner. Correlating...
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The document appears to be a status report on vehicle concerns and service improvements presented to the Transportation and Environment Committee. It includes data on customer satisfaction trends, vehicle concerns, and outcomes related to abandoned vehicles, extended parking stays, and other vehicle-related issues. The report outlines the timeline for next steps, including communications reviews and the launch of an oversized vehicle regulation pilot.
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Customer satisfaction trends are reported as good/very good.
Data covers vehicle concerns from March 28, 2024, to August 31, 2024.
SJ311 requests received totaled 2,379, with 5,593 requests closed.
Vehicles towed during the reporting period numbered 1,285.
The timeline includes various status reports and the launch of a dashboard for vehicle concerns.
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Some data points are not fully explained, such as the significance of the percentages related to requests resulting in tows.
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(D) 2. Vehicle Concerns and Service Improvements Status Report Transportation and Environment Committee | October 7, 2024 JOHN RISTOW – Director, Department of Transportation JIM BERSIG – Assistant CIO, Information Technology Department ARIAN COLLEN – Division Manager, Department of Transportation NAMRATA BATRA AGRAWAL – Products and Projects Manager, Information Technology Department Customer Satisfaction Trend: Good/ Very Good Customer Satisfaction Trends: Good/ Very Good SJ311 Abandoned Vehicle: October 2021 – March 2024 Vs. Vehicle Concerns Abandoned Vehicles: April 2024 - August 2024 61% 39% 34% 25% 17% 17% The timing of this was done next day and is so appreciated! Amazing response and action. 22 Vehicle Concerns: Triage Hub Right request, to the right department, for the right service USERS Vehicle Concerns: Triage Hub DOT DOT DOT HSG BSJ Code Vehicle Abatement Extended Parking Stay Illegal Parking Lived-In Vehicles Vehicle Trash Private Property Park Trash PD Stolen Vehicles Narcotics Prostitution 33 Vehicle Concerns: Data Thank you That vehicle was moved DATE RANGE: 03/28/24- 08/31/24 44 Most Requested Vehicle Concern Programs DATE RANGE: 03/28/24- 08/31/24 DOT-...
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This document contains public comments submitted by Jordan Moldow regarding the 'Vehicle Concerns Program Status Report.' Moldow expresses ongoing concerns about the usability of the SJ 311 app for reporting vehicle issues, particularly for cyclists. He highlights frustrations with the reporting process, including lengthy interactions, unclear instructions, and unnecessary requirements. Moldow urges the city to simplify the reporting process and prioritize safety-related vehicle concerns.
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Comments submitted regarding the Vehicle Concerns Program Status Report.
Concerns about the usability of the SJ 311 app for reporting vehicle issues.
Frustrations include lengthy reporting process and unclear instructions.
Request for the city to simplify the reporting process.
Emphasis on prioritizing safety-related vehicle concerns.
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The text appears to be a draft as it includes a forwarded conversation and ongoing feedback.
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From: To: Subject: Date: Attachments: Jordan Moldow TEPublicComment; Agendadesk; Collen, Arian; Batra Agrawal, Namrata Public Comment - Item (d)2. "Vehicle Concerns Program Status Report." - T&E 10/7 Monday, October 7, 2024 9:03:29 AM Screenshot 20240603-092916.png Screenshot 20240603-093854.png Screenshot 20240603-093907.png Screenshot 20240603-092954.png Screenshot 20240603-093009.png Screenshot 20240603-093018.png Screenshot 20240603-093026.png Screenshot 20240603-093041.png Screenshot 20240603-093127.png Screenshot 20240603-093138.png Screenshot 20240603-093205.png Screenshot 20240603-093215.png Screenshot 20240603-093226.png Screenshot 20240603-093235.png Screenshot 20240603-093249.png Screenshot 20240603-093300.png Screenshot 20240603-094904.png [External Email. Do not open links or attachments from untrusted sources.] I submitted these comments for the June status report, but the issues remain so I am providing the feedback again. Some additional comments: Your satisfaction numbers are only based on people who still bother to go through the 311 vehicle concerns flow, and isn't capturing people who have stopped using 311 because it is too frustrating to use. Please try to...