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The document is a status report on the Vehicle Concerns initiative under the Beautify San Jose program, presented to the Transportation and Environment Committee. It outlines the project goals, customer satisfaction trends, timelines, and service request data related to vehicle complaints in San Jose. The report highlights the collaboration between various departments and the implementation of a triage hub for efficient service delivery. Key accomplishments and next steps are also detailed, including the launch of a dashboard for tracking vehicle concerns.
Key points
The project aims to improve the response and tracking of vehicle complaints.
Collaboration involves the City Manager’s Office, Information Technology Department, and Department of Transportation.
Service request data shows a total of 5,077 requests from March 28, 2024, to May 15, 2024.
73% of service requests were related to the Department of Transportation.
Key accomplishments include the creation of a central triage engine and improved communication.
Next steps include the launch of a Vehicle Concerns Dashboard and ongoing updates to the SJ311 system.
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Item (d)2 Beautify San Jose: Vehicle Concerns Status Report Transportation and Environment Committee | June 3, 2024 KHALED TAWFIK – Chief Information Officer, Information Technology Department JOHN RISTOW – Director, Department of Transportation ARIAN COLLEN – Division Manager, Department of Transportation NAMRATA BATRA AGRAWAL – Acting Products and Projects Manager, Information Technology Department PRNS BeautifySJ HOUSING Homeless concerns PBCE Private property vehicle issues Departments coordinating Vehicle Blight related response: SJPD Non-emergency vehicle calls DOT Vehicle Abatement Program Vehicle Blight Project: Background Under the sponsorship of the City Manager’s Office, the Information Technology Project Goal: Department (ITD), and the Department of Transportation (DOT), launched a multidepartmental team, collaborating on reimagining the response, resolution, and tracking of vehicle complaints for higher effectiveness and resident satisfaction. 2 Customer Satisfaction Trend Thanks for the prompt action 33 Vehicle Blight Project: Timeline Development contract finalization Human centered design process completed New process flow designs completed Oct 2022- Apr 2023...
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Jordan Moldow submitted public comments regarding the 'Vehicle Concerns Program Status Report' on June 3, 2024. He expressed appreciation for the 'Vehicle Concerns' feature in SJ 311 but highlighted several usability issues that hinder reporting safety hazards related to illegal parking. Moldow emphasized the need for a more streamlined reporting process, suggesting that the app should reduce the number of required interactions and simplify the information needed from users. He provided specific feedback on difficulties faced by cyclists when using the app, including excessive required fields, navigation issues, and redundant requests for information. Moldow concluded by advocating for a more user-friendly experience to encourage reporting of vehicle concerns.
Key points
Appreciation for the 'Vehicle Concerns' feature in SJ 311.
Request for prioritization of vehicle concerns that pose immediate safety hazards.
Feedback on the app's complexity, requiring too many interactions and information.
Specific usability issues highlighted, including difficulties in reporting illegal parking.
Suggestions for simplifying the reporting process to improve user experience.
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Jordan Moldow From: To: Cc: Subject: Date: Agendadesk; TEPublicComment; District4; District 6; District5; District8; District9; Collen, Arian; Batra Agrawal, Namrata District3; The Office of Mayor Matt Mahan Public Comment - Item (d)2. "Vehicle Concerns Program Status Report." - T&E 6/3 Monday, June 3, 2024 9:30:13 AM [External Email] Thank you for releasing the "Vehicle Concerns" feature within SJ 311. I am glad that the city has recognized the negative impact that vehicles, when parked/operated incorrectly, can have on the people of San Jose. My request is that the city prioritize vehicle concern types that represent immediate safety hazards, such as long-term illegal parking in bikeways, crosswalks, sidewalks, in front of fire hydrants, and in daylighting zones. To that end, the feature should be tuned so that it is quicker and easier for residents to report these safety issues. The app currently has a dozen required interactions, spread out over seven different screens. Even for experienced SJ 311 users, filling out a "Vehicle Concerns" report can take upwards of four minutes each. When the app is difficult to use, and doesn't lead to the city taking any action, people don't...