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Other responses
• The food bank and covid relief targeted towards Sun city was nonexistent/ very poor effort for the seniors only that live in sun city
• NO OPINION
• Plant a real Christmas tree the one at the college is bad. TEMPORARY Services and shelter for homeless
• Help for those who are self-employed with no employees. There was no covid help for businesses unless they had employees.
• Senior Social Services/Emotional Support
• Business startup assistance
• N/A
• More Internet providers with higher speeds and lower costs • Low-income housing assurance for people who are not elderly or disabled but still need assistance like single mothers.
• Veterans services
• More police funding
• Mobile Integrated Healthcare/Community Paramedicine
• Family Resource Centers
• Work with School districts to fund a regional trade school gor high school age children 47%
26%
21%
15% 14% 15% 15%
19% 16%
29%
22%
14% 12% 13% 16%
24%
6%
11%
3%
After-school programs and/or summer
day camp for children
Programs for at-risk youth
Childcare
Counseling/emotional support
Disaster and emergency preparedness
measures
Drug/alcohol abuse
counseling/treatment
Food or meals for residents with special
needs
Job training and/or placement
Low-cost transportation services (Dial-
A-Ride/City Lines)
Neighborhood crime prevention
programs
Park and recreation programs
Support for affordable housing
Public arts programs
Revitalization of deteriorated
commercial areas
Services and shelter for homeless
people
Special events, festivals & community
gatherings
Legal aid/services
Health care services
Other (please specify)
0.00%
5.00%
10.00%
15.00%
20.00%
25.00%
30.00%
35.00%
40.00%
45.00%
50.00%
Q20. Please indicate the top three social services that you feel should receive financial support from the City of Menifee.
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Other responses
• N/a
• I did not use public transit.
• N/A
• N/A
• Do not use public transit
• Na
• No
• School
• I don't use public transportation
• NO OPINION
• Events
• I don’t use public transit
• Go to school until RTA cancelled route 40
• Na
• Do not use
• They don't go where I need to go and to far to walk to get to a stop YOU HAVE NO CONCEPT OF
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
• Would use. Do not currently.
• I do not
• Do not use
• N/a
• None
• No
• Don’t use
• N/A
• N/A
• I don’t
• School
• Na
25.00%
41.80%
23.44%
45.70%
Work Shopping and
errands
Medical
appointments
Other (please
specify)
0.00%
5.00%
10.00%
15.00%
20.00%
25.00%
30.00%
35.00%
40.00%
45.00%
50.00%
Q21. If you use public transit services, where do you go? (Please select all that apply).
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• Don’t use
• I don’t
• N/A
• I do not use public transit services
• School
• I do not use public transport.
• Don’t use
• Na
• None
• NA
• Don’t use
• Do not use
• I don't use public transit
• None
• I drive my own car
• NA
• I use my own care for my transportation needs.
• I don’t use public transportation but I would like. One would have to walk a long distance to even get to an area that transportation is available
• Meetings
• I don't
• Do not use
• N/A
• Na
• I DONT USE IT
• N/A
• Public Transit does not go where I need to go
• I don't use public transit
• N/a
• NA
• N/A
• To visit locations on the train like beach or San Juan • I do not use public transit as I don’t feel safe
• I don't use Public Transit, as currently I do not find it convenient enough • N/a
• Dont use public transportation, not widely available
• I would use it if it was near my home
• Don’t use public transport
• Do not use
• No
• Don’t use
• Don’t use
• None
• Dont
• I dont
• Do not use or would want to use
• Don’t use it
• NO SERVICE NEED BETTER BUS SERVICE IN ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED AREAS • NA
• N/A
• None
• N/a
• Na
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• NA
• Na
• School
• NA
• Na
• I don’t use
• Do not use
• I would never use public transportation
• N/a
• I do not need public transport. Students need busing returned. Stop getting kids ran over near schools • None
• No where
• None
• NA
• Reliable and punctual bus service to attractions areas in our community and greater community such as Temecula, beach service etc.
• Do not use
• Bicycle trails
• Na/a
• Not applicable
• All of the above
• Don’t use
• School buses
• Bus does not come to my neighborhood.
• I don't use public transportation
• I don't use public transit services
• Do not use
• N/A
• N/A
• Don’t use
• Na
• N/A
• N/A
• Don’t use public transportation
• I don’t use public transportation at this time
• None
• Na
• We do not use public transit
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Other responses
• Improve public transportation - unaware of any in Menifee • NO OPINION
• Free shuttle bus rides during special events or seasons • Not sure. I dont use them.
• Get RTA to bring back bussing to Quail Valley.
• Clean up the area their is trash tumble weeds in Romoland which is part of Menifee • Modify routes for better access
• Advertise which public transits exist & all the info on these options. • I don’t use public transport but I also have never heard about it, so my vote is for more information • School buses !
• Add more stops near Residential areas
• Not familiar with public transit
• People will always prefer to drive their own car.
• Better quality
• RTA provides very limited routes so expanding route network • Not sure
• I believe that public transit works better in urban environments, where as in suburban environments like Menifee can't be utilized as efficiently. Options should still be available for those who need it, but at the end of the day the majority of the population will continue to drive. • City Trolly
• Better and faster routes
• Wider variety of routes to areas within the city. Most are dedicated to MSJC • I would Uber or Lyft before using public transportation • Increase routes, ex: no fast routes to Heritage for those of us who live in areas outside school bus zones.
At least, not in our area.
• WE NEED THESE SERVICES NOW, BASIC BUS SERVICE IN QUAIL VALLEY HAS BEEN REMOVED • Public awareness
• Covered bus stops , sidewalks to walk in
• Extend service to rural areas
• Do we even have a transit system?
51.28%
44.39%
16.84%
7.65%
40.31% 37.50%
10.71%
Provide better
information about
routes/times
Increase how
frequently the transit
services run
Assistance in
getting to and from
the transit vehicle
Increase the
helpfulness of
transit drivers
Increase the days
and hours of service
Nothing, I prefer to
drive/walk/bicycle
Other (please
specify)
0.00%
10.00%
20.00%
30.00%
40.00%
50.00%
60.00%
Q22. Please select the top three things the City of Menifee could do to encourage the use of public transit services more often.
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• Provide service within the city
• Add additional route just inside the city
• NA
• Widen roads before you institute public transport programs. Adding busses to your over crowded streets is a horrible idea
• Need more bus stops and punctual scheduled for workers in the area. Had daughter-in-las in Menifee who is a student teacher that couldn't find a ride to a school in Winchester so has to use pricey Uber.
Need more bus stops by schools.
• Paint bicycle lanes without a road diet & widen paved roads where safe bicycle transit in bike lanes can be provided to encourage its use and access to other regional bike trails for safe commuting • Shelter at waiting points.
• Pick up and drop off at the home and direct route to other towns without a transfer in the city of Perris or others
• Provide lost cost shuttles in areas where seniors and low-income residents live • School busses
• Make it free and expand the lines.
• Safety
• I don't know enough about it to have an opinion
• Provide a free Trolley service like the city of Temecula does • More stops are needed, closet stop to me is 2 miles away
• Other responses
• All
• All of them
• Everyone
• I select all
• All of them
• All of the above.
• Everyone, of course.
• All of the above
• All except homeless
54.32%
7.65% 9.63% 10.12% 9.38% 8.89%
Senior
citizens
Low-income
households
Families with
children
Persons with
disabilities
Homeless Other (please
specify)
0.00%
10.00%
20.00%
30.00%
40.00%
50.00%
60.00%
Q23. What segments of society in the City of Menifee do you think are vulnerable to natural disasters?
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• same risk for all
• All of the above
• All of the above
• All
• All of the above
• none
• Everyone is equally vulnerable to natural disasters
• All above
• All of the above
• ALL of the above
• All segments would be vulnerable.
• All of the above
• All of the above
• All of the above
• everyone due to disregard for blue line waterways
• All of the above
• All of your tax paying citizens.
• All of them
• Everyone
• All of the above and Animals
• All of the above
• All of the above
• Believe all are possibly vulnerable
• Everyone
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64.95%
16.67% 18.38%
Yes No Don't know
0.00%
10.00%
20.00%
30.00%
40.00%
50.00%
60.00%
70.00%
Q24. Do you believe there are common/pressing broadband internet problems (e.g., high-speed connectivity availability, diversity of providers) in the City of Menifee?
18.63%
37.99%
43.38%
Yes No Don't know
0.00%
5.00%
10.00%
15.00%
20.00%
25.00%
30.00%
35.00%
40.00%
45.00%
50.00%
Q25. Do you feel that low- and moderate-income areas have adequate broadband access?
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Q. 26 How Can Broadband internet access be improved?
• We need city wide internet access for everyone. We should have wifi go all residents … Also, Verizon has poor coverage within the city .
• Incorporate SMART cities methods. Make it part of the infrastructure improvements. Make internet accessible to everyone.
• Upgrades in service
• Dont know
• To have more internet company.
• Lower cost
• Not sure how the city can do anything about it, the service providers are the general problem. • The City should negotiate a reasonable rate and service availability with providers. • By providing access to everyone.
• Increase infrastructure for internet
• I don’t have internet again Romoland it’s 2021 and hard to believe that no internet is unavailable • Improved speeds and services without the price increase. Speeds are always slow. • Unfortunately more towers
• No need
• More competition to lower rates
• Be more consistent without so many outages
• The internet strength could be better -- I have Frontier and it would be nicer if it was stronger.
Thank you.
• Speed
• NO OPINION
• Free, high quality broadband
• Yes
• More providers
• More providers offered in our area. We do not have options. • More options
• By letting the broadband internet providers know about deficiencies in their service so that they can make improvements. There is no need for the city to meddle in this connection. Frankly, the city needs to work on its own communications with its constituents. The recent expose on Menifee 24/7 left the impression that our City government is unable to the fund the community's needs while buying a new PA system for the Council's Chamber that cost more than some houses in town and debating how much largess to bestow on a high tech shade structure in Central Park to host concerts when that venue has neither the ambience (next to high density housing) for that use, parking, nor traffic infrastructure to support the many cars such a use would necessitate.
• More competition. Some areas have no choice and the provider is horrible and/or overpriced. • Tell spectrum to lower their prices and stop taxing us taxpayers and billing ys like Newsome will do to give to the poor
• Offering affordable services to low-income people
• Encourage other broadband companies that can provide better faster service to provide for this area
• Bad carriers should lose contracts and be replaced by open bids • More providers, possibly short distance wireless providers Item Title: 11.1 Community Development Block Grant 2022-2027 Consolidated Plan Preliminary Priorities Discussion Item Page Number: 35
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• Public access points at parks/recs
• Community spaces with access both in and out of doors. • I don't know.
• Diversity of providers. Frontier and Spectrum are meh. Verizon would be nice. • Mine is great
• Fast speed cover everywhere
• N/A
• More providers, there is only one. They keep raising prices • I dont work in I.T. that is your job to figure out
• Diversity in providers
• Providing resources for families
• Increase accessibility and availability as well as affordability to even free programs • More cell towers and more internet service provider options • Options for servicing company
• More cell phone towers maybe
• Lower the cost of the services so that people can afford it. Also, improve service in the Heritage Lake area.
• More options
• Having a variety of networks that are available in our are , not just 2 providers • Offer more than 1 provider.
• Better signal
• More availability
• Be widely available to everyone.
• Bring in more providers.
• Make more reliable connections
• Pay less
• Reliable connections and affordable rates
• Install more internet cable lines. We can only get satellite internet • Na
• More options than just Frontier
• I don’t know
• Better signal
• More, faster access. City-Wide coverafe
• Better connectivity and faster upload and download speeds • More reception points
• More options and better speeds
• Fix the providers access to the community
• It needs to be cheaper, the city should help get the cost down. • Heritage lake area has very poor interest access
• Allow the communities access to more service providers. We need options. • Lower the prices
• City-wide high-speed broadband
• Additional coverage
• More antennas, other companies to choose from and lower rates • Not sure
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• Make it free to the city
• Have more providers compete for the public's business. • Affordability
• Having the city either own or partner with a company that provides broadband and then providing it to low-income residents at reduced prices
• SEEK ASSISTANCE FROM COMPANIES.
• More options to residents than just the two companies that are offered in Menifee • Lower cost
• More providers, virtually no options at this point
• Increased access to more broadband companies
• Don’t know.
• Na
• Stability improvements
• Improve the quality and range of service.
• WE HAVE SERVICE.
• More options
• More quality provider
• Leave it to private carriers and incentivize them
• Increase competition by subsidizing new ISP for laying down new networks in the city. • No comment
• Lower rates
• CAP the rate the provider charges with no increases - every year the rates nearly double! • Offer free wifi in public parks and recreational areas. • More competition.
• Beats me, I'm a minimal user. Computer knowledge VERY limited. • Work with vendors that can offer faster internet access. • Test the strength in areas of concern to identify if there is a need. • Expand service access in rural areas and make it affordable. Homes in Menifee are big so regular internet will not allow coverage of entire home • More provider options
• Let more providers go anywhere in the city. Don’t limit to certain areas. • Free
• More towers in the area to speed the connection.
• More availability for residents to choose a wider selection of internet providers • N/A
• Using a company that doesn’t lose connection/outages on a daily basis • Add infrastructure
• Fiber opportunities. City to sell its own fiber services to the residents so the City controls costs, locations, etc.
• City-wide broadband network
• No clue
• Na
• NA
• Make it public
• More than a single provider, affordable high-speed access to every street address Item Title: 11.1 Community Development Block Grant 2022-2027 Consolidated Plan Preliminary Priorities Discussion Item Page Number: 37
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• Create more infrastructure that will support improved service • I dont know
• Make it more accessible
• Providing conduits to service throughout the city.
• Access for all
• Put more towers in the communities.
• Internet connectivity seems to be slow overall in the Menifee area. • Housing track in front has good internet they are offered a good service versus us it’s not available. We have paved streets.
• Provide more choices. Sun City part of town only has Frontier or mediacom. Both have issues. • More internet providers that serve the Menifee area
• I run my business through the internet and many times my student have problems with connections etc. Two of them have had to upgrade speed just to use Facetime or Zoom. So it seems some areas have very low connectivity even though they have Spectrum or Frontier. • More Options. In our previous home, we had to use Frontier as it was essentially the only viable option in our home area.
• Provide other carriers other than only 2 options which is Frontier or spectrum. Bring in other companies.
• By having more variety of carriers and keeping up technology changes • More service providers
• Better internet lines, more fiber optic cables
• Allow more providers. Not just Verizon
• Provide free service throughout the city
• Providing funding for the public improvements to bring the services to each home where feasible
• Better service/signal and more providers in the market • Don’t know
• Provide money for the infrastructure in poor areas such as parts of Quail Valley • Increased access, affordable plans and access
• More providers
• More carriers/options
• Fast speed
• Better service. Lower costs
• The city should provide internet to the whole city.
• More options faster speeds
• Hello more companies to come in do not allow monopolies of spectrum and frontier • I don’t know
• Provide at no cost
• Don’t know
• Allow more cell towers. Tax credits to internet providers who provide faster speeds at lower prices to customers.
• Improved quality. Always going out.
• Reliability. We live in a new "smart" home, yet a common post on social media in our area is the internet going down often (ours goes down at least once a day) ... Spectrum and Frontier customers alike.
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• Increase faster high speed internet availability. Allow for more options- Verizon, spectrum etc • I don’t know
• Cheaper, more reliable options need to be made available. • Don't know
• Cannot
• MONEY
• Provide services for low income and senior citizens.
• More reliable options
• More providers available in the area
• Install a better network troughout the city. Better advertisement of possible services being shutdown.
• Allow more competition of companies by bringing more companies into the area. • Internet should be consider a utility need. High speed internet infrastructure should be available to everyone at an affordable rate.
• Faster , cheaper and more options
• Prices need to be fair and cheaper. Not everyone can afford the high prices. • I have lived in the same spot for 8 years and what is now Spectrum (changed names several times since back then) has a stranglehold on my area and is the only provider. This allows them to price gouge myself and residents charging nearly $100 for decent internet. Internet is all but mandatory for school aged children these days and the fact that it is so outrageously priced with no alternatives is a serious concern. Low income families, of which near me there is a large portion, are at a serious disadvantage if they cannot afford it. I have struggled to pay it in the past also.
• Frontier in Menifee is too congested
• The city should be working hand in hand with the 2 largest providers, Frontier and Spectrum, on ensuring proper coverage of the city.
• More broadband/internet options in all areas of city
• I can afford to have high speed internet in the city i live in…if i cant afford the rent or mortgage of an area, i should find somewhere more suitable to live… • Faster
• Place more towers in poor reception areas. I.e. Verizon has bad reception in Menifee East of the freeway
• No clue
• More satellites?
• I don't know
• I don’t know but I’ve lived in various areas of Menifee and they all have service issues • Make it cost effective for low-income people
• Lower costs
• More option to pick from, update technology.
• More option, less Frontier
• More provider options
• More affordable competition, increase companies
• More options to service providers
• More options for internet providers. It’s a racket with minimum options. • Make more choices available to all and don't restrict to just one provider Item Title: 11.1 Community Development Block Grant 2022-2027 Consolidated Plan Preliminary Priorities Discussion Item Page Number: 39
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• Allow more companies to provide internet service not just frontier and spectrum • Work with providers
• Make it better
• Have more isps available
• Provide fiber internet to all houses. Have cable and phone company options available. • I think if there was businesses and well-paying jobs $26 - $55 an hour) in Menifee. It would give more families a opportunity to secure more income without having to drive a hour more to accomplish.
• Invest in upgrades to existing technology when available • Stop letting t mobile pay you huge money to install their 5G towers and destroying the other providers
• Na
• Make it cheaper
• Larger support infrastructure.
• Give us 1 or 2 more choices of access.
• Allow Spectrum into Sun City so they can offer their Senior rate @ $15 month • I don’t know
• More choices
• Not sure as I’m not familiar with the current broadband infrastructure but, sometimes reliability is slow.
• Better access
• Multiple providers and making sure the public knows which ones are in this area. When we moved here, we were marketed strongly by a internet provider that when they came to set up told us they were not in our service area. We had to reset our plan and find another internet provider and it took two weeks before we had internet set up. Very frustrating. • Get the providers to provide connectivity in all areas of the city • Survey the neighborhood to develop valuable statistics. • I wish I knew
• Offer less expensive service (Maybe Menifee internet Sevices) and more reliable services to Menifee residents
• House by house surveys and via city website and information campaign to identify older communities where a demand exists but providers have not invested. This could include use of grant funds but only if will not result in a monopoly and price gouging in the future • Provide wider access.
• Don’t know
• Mandate the Internet providers to improve coverage, speeds and access. • I am not an internet specialist.
• The quality of broadband internet is not good at all in Menifee. I hear everyone complains about bad service. Of internet within the city. Something needs to be done to provide faster better service without interruption and such low speeds.
• More carriers available in All areas not have designated only • The city should run it's own ISP
• Competition
• I do not know. Just fine with me what we have.
• Don’t know
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• Not enough providers
• Some areas like Heritage Lake there is very poor service • Make it free
• Cheaper pricing
• More consistently reliable service in all areas of the city, especially residential areas. • I don't know.
• Need more options of different service providers
• Add More towers for wifi and internet so that can be improved....maybe another cable internet company that services ALL of menifee and has lower reasonable pricing! • Unknown
• It is not available everywhere and only limited to one or 2 services and not able to use others • Not dure
• Extend service to rural areas.
• More towers
• Expand
• Speed. More bandwidth.
• Na
• Cheaper
• More variety and fiber ran through the city
• Competition
• There needs to be more options than just 2 internet providers which makes the prices high and not competitive
• Companies know how to improve it
• Bring in more providers
• More choice of providers and competition.
• Verizon Fios
• Random packets of loss throughout the day, usually around when people start to get home from 2-6pm. Isps need to fix these problems though. Def look into fixing the internet access is 100% needed.
• Na
• Unsure.
• I think there needs to be subsidy for low income families for broadband. Also, more reliable options.
• Not sure
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City of Menifee Community Outreach Meeting Responses 1 | Page Attachment 2: Community Outreach Meeting Responses
October 14, 2021
Motte Historical Car Museum
6:00 pm to 7:30 pm
1. Housing Needs
• Senior Housing (4)
• Down payment Assistance (2)
• Housing for People with Disabilities (2)
• Veteran Housing
• Housing Code Enforcement
• Low Income & Moderate Housing
• ADA Compliant, Affordable Housing
• Affordable Rental Housing
• Housing for People with Disabilities (2)
• Housing for Single Parents
• Diversity of Homes (i.e., tiny house, 1-person house) • Allow more mobile homes
• Set aside land and purchase small housing units, look for grants 600 sq ft or less • Better free transportation and locations
• Set aside less funding for CIP projects – more for non-profits
2. Community Facility Needs
• Senior Centers (3)
• Child Care Centers (3)
• Youth Centers and afterschool programs (3)
• Health Center with ADA upgrades
• Mental Health Treatment Facilities
• Trails/Parks
• Culture Center (Art Center)
• Gallery
• School
• Museum
• Musical Theatre
• Town Pool
• Free transportation for low-income areas
• Use old style microphone announcements by car or trucks – the town crier concept
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3. Community/Special Needs Programs
• Transportation Services (6)
• Childcare Services (5)
• Youth Services (2)
• Senior Services (2)
• Mental Health and Addiction Centers (2)
• Substance Abuse
• Crime Awareness
• Homeless Services
• Veteran Services
4. Homeless Needs
• Mental Health/Addiction Services (3)
• Emergency Shelters (4)
• Permanent Housing (2)
• Transitional Housing (2)
• Rental assistance (2)
• Food & Clothing
• Work/Train Program
• Wraparound Services
• Education for Housing
• Homebuying power
• Services for homeless veterans
5. Business & Infrastructure Needs
• Job Creation (4)
• Sidewalk Improvements (4)
• Street Lighting (3)
• Employment Training (3)
• Rehabilitation of Commercial Buildings (3)
• Street Improvements (2)
• Pedestrian Crosswalks
• Traffic Lights
• Sewer System Upgrade
• Diversity of Stores
• ADA Accessible Streets
• Broadband Cell Service
• More Industrial Zoned Areas
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6. Social Services
• Park and Recreation Services (4)
• After School Programs (2)
• Job Training/Placement (2)
• Low-cost Transportation (2)
• Childcare
• Crime Prevention
• Affordable Housing
• Drug/Alcohol Abuse Counseling
• Dial-a-Ride
• Town Pool
• Legal Aid Services
7. Public Transit
• Increase services, stops, times, and frequency (4)
• Increase Transit Service
• Assistance in getting to- and from- vehicle
• Increase helpfulness of transit drivers
• Trails
• Improve Transit
8. Natural Disaster Vulnerability
• Senior Citizens (3)
• Low-income Households (3)
• Persons with Disabilities (2)
• People experiencing Homelessness
9. Broadband Internet Equity
• There is a need for Broadband (3)
• Romoland (2)
• Citation Avenue (2)
• Cadena Drive
• Homeland
• Quail Valley
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10. Fair Housing
• Two (2) do not believe there are fair housing discriminations in place • One (1) believe there are fair housing discriminations in place Types of Discrimination
• Senior Housing (2)
• Source of Income (2)
• HOA Costs
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CITY OF MENIFEE
SUBJECT: Memorandum of Understanding with Menifee Global Medical Center
MEETING DATE: February 2, 2022
TO: Mayor and City Council
PREPARED BY: Gina Gonzalez, Economic Development Director REVIEWED BY: Gina Gonzalez, Economic Development Director APPROVED BY: Armando G. Villa, City Manager
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RECOMMENDED ACTION
1. Approve and authorize the City Manager to execute a Memorandum of Understanding between the City of Menifee and Menifee Global Medical Center.
DISCUSSION
The City of Menifee is consistently working to develop and build a safe, thriving, and premier place to be. In this mission, city staff works alongside local partners, organizations, businesses, and agencies to build upon its existing success. The City strives to continue to enhance the quality of life for its residents, businesses, and regional trade area. Strong components related to jobs, amenities, infrastructure, education, parks, public safety, housing, and healthcare help create a great quality of life. Since Menifee’s incorporation in 2008, its population has quickly grown over 80% and is now over 105,000. The City and its regional partners have consistently been working together to improve the quality of life for its community residents and surrounding region. While working together, the City and its regional partners work on advancing the region as a regional medical economic hub for excellence in healthcare from birth to end of life care, to research and development to cancer care.
The City of Menifee’s Economic Development Department recently completed the City’s Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS), and narrowed the concentrated industry outreach plan to four main categories, of which healthcare firms and medical uses were one of the four industries identified. Through the continued development of additional healthcare amenities, physicians specialized networks, and care, Menifee could more easily diversify its local economy, enhance medical care, and overall health of the City. This would provide needed care not only for Menifee’s fast-growing population needs, but also creating a much-needed and targeted healthcare careers locally in the region. Within the last three years, Menifee has added over 50 new healthcare businesses and networks and is working hard with local partners to attract Item Title: 12.1 Memorandum of Understanding with Menifee Global Medical Center Item Page Number: 1
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2 new research facilities, and new healthcare firms and businesses bolstering the overall industry in Southwest Riverside County.
Background
Menifee Global Medical Center (MGMC) is currently the only Medical Hospital Facility in Menifee and their mission is to support and maintain a full range of specialty services that serve both Menifee’s inpatient and outpatient acute care needs. MGMC is confident about providing Menifee residents and the surrounding region with the most comprehensive, personalized treatment plan available in the healthcare industry. Over the years, MGMC has looked into expanding the hospital with additional office facilities for patient care, possible physician medical and local nursing school, and partnership opportunities for local student pathways at the hospital.
Memorandum Of Understanding
The Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with MGMC, proposes a partnership that would help advance healthcare in the City and region through co-promotion. The City and MGMC would work together to support, enhance, and explore the possibility to strengthen healthcare in Menifee through the healthcare workforce. MGMC and the City would explore opportunities to expand the medical facility and identify strategies to support the medical needs of Menifee residents and the surrounding region. The City and MGMC hope to identify enhancements that would help to develop the medical facility as MGMC’s central hub, thereby allowing Menifee to be recognized as a regional medical economic engine and hub or become an “anchor institution” playing a much larger role in the vitality of Menifee and the region.
Staff is recommending an allocation of approximately $30,000 for approval of a professional services agreement at a later date. This agreement would provide for marketing, feasibility studies, health needs study or any other partnership requests to accomplish the set goal of advancing healthcare in the Menifee region.
STRATEGIC PLAN OBJECTIVE
Livable and Economically Prosperous Community
Community health is an important subsection of physical, mental well-being of a city, and collaborative initiatives between a city and healthcare can assist community members to maintain or improve their healthcare, prevent the spread of infectious and chronic diseases, and prepare for natural disasters. In addition, to prepare our existing and future workforce for the healthcare needs of today and tomorrow, as part of the City's existing Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) and Industry specific needs (Jobs Blueprint Plan), by focusing on regional community health partnerships together which can both directly and indirectly equate to a higher quality of life for Menifee residents- by being able to reduce commute times, enhance opportunities for higher income local jobs, and enhance financial health, and happiness overall.
Through partnership, a regional economic healthcare hub or "anchor institution" can play a major role in the social and economic vitality of cities. Healthcare institutions, and government agencies, and other entities, must partner together to adequately address the multi-faceted, social drivers of health disparities in communities, while simultaneously bolstering their economic advantages.
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2 FISCAL IMPACT
There is no fiscal impact associated with the approval of the MOU.
Staff is recommending an allocation of approximately $30,000 for approval of a professional services agreement at a later date for marketing, feasibility studies, health needs study or any other partnership requests to accomplish the set goal of advancing healthcare in the Menifee region.
The proposed $30,000 for services and/or a professional services agreement is currently budgeted within fiscal year 2021/2022 in account number 100-4350-52800.
ATTACHMENTS
1. MOU with Menifee Global Medical Center
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CITY OF MENIFEE
SUBJECT: Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day
MEETING DATE: February 2, 2022
TO: Mayor and City Council
PREPARED BY: Mariana Mitchell, Community Services Manager REVIEWED BY: Jonathan Nicks, Community Services Director APPROVED BY: Armando G. Villa, City Manager
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RECOMMENDED ACTION
1. Discuss the staff provided recommendations for Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day; and
2. Provide additional direction for City staff.
DISCUSSION
In 2009 California Assembly Bill 717 (Cook) was signed into law declaring March 30 th as "Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day" in California as it was the final withdrawal date of all combat and combat-support troops from Vietnam. Shortly afterward, in 2011, the U.S. Senate unanimously passed a resolution designating the same.
This day is set aside to commemorate the sacrifices of Vietnam veterans and their families and is part of a national effort to recognize the men and women who were denied a proper welcome home upon returning home more than 40 years ago.
At the February 17, 2021 City Council meeting, it was requested by City Council that staff bring forward a recommendation on how to implement Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day in Menifee.
After consulting with community partners including the local VFW and several veterans resource groups, it was discussed that a recognition event held in the City Council Chambers on Welcome Home Veterans Day, March 30th, would be an appropriate setting to pay tribute and honor Menifee residents who served in the Vietnam war with an official ceremony and certificates of appreciation.
City staff is open to other options or additional components at the recommendation of City Council.
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9 STRATEGIC PLAN OBJECTIVE
Responsive and Transparent Community Government
FISCAL IMPACT
There is no fiscal impact associated with the recommended action as the Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day recognition would be absorbed in the approved fiscal year 2021/2022 Community Services Department budget.
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