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EX B - 2024 Equity and Inclusion Plan

Napa City Council
September 3, 2024

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EX B - 2024 Equity and Inclusion Plan
Meeting
September 3, 2024
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Napa City Council
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Equity & Inclusion Plan
2024

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Purpose
Attracting and retaining
highly skilled employees is
paramount to the City of
Napa’s success. The long-
term success of the City is
predicated on a workforce of
highly competent, motivated
people whose behavior
exemplifies the stated values
of the organization. In order
to ensure the City attracts,
hires and retains a high
quality workforce, the City
has developed equity and
inclusion objectives outlined
in this document.

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Mission Statement

MISSION

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Core Values

CORE VALUES
Integrity
Consistently demonstrating the highest level of
ethical conduct with accountability and pride.

Service
Engaging in meaningful work to care for our
community through resourceful dedication and
humble actions.

Inclusion
Creating a sense of ease and belonging through
respect, acceptance, and mindfulness of our
collective diversity.

Collaboration
Working together with a shared purpose while
respectfully considering all voices to achieve
common goals, solutions, and greater outcomes.

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2023 Accomplishments
 99.9% Year-2 of Citywide DEI Training program
 Completed 117 competency-based recruitments (83 full-time)  Rolled-out Citywide Training Program for Managers, Supervisors and Employees
 Completed GARE (Government Alliance on Race & Equity) training  Increased community outreach and participation in local recruitment events
 Completed second Employee Engagement Survey in 2023
 Enhanced recruitment advertising - Print, Online, Radio, Outdoor, Transit
 Established Employee Wellness Committee
 Hosted first Citywide "Employee Wellness Week"

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2023 Accomplishments

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Previous Objectives

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Previous Objectives
1) 100% Citywide completion DEI Year-2 employee training • 99.9% Completion
2) Conduct 2nd Citywide Employee Engagement Survey and complete at least one resulting action item
• Completed
3) Offer more training opportunities for new Managers + Supervisors, as well as all City employees
• Completed
4) Implement innovative recruitment/retention initiatives • Completed

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Current Objectives
1) 100% Citywide completion
DEI Year-3 employee training
2) Expand training
opportunities for all staff
3) Civil Service Rules Project:

Conduct key stakeholder
feedback sessions &
formulate a project plan
4) Conduct 3rd Citywide
Employee Engagement Survey

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Enhancing the
City of Napa
Employment Brand
Talented employees reflecting the community

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Inclusive Training

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Culture Program

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Inclusive Recruiting

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Inclusive Recruiting

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City of Napa Employee Diversity
2023
Employees
2022
EmployeesCity of Napa Population *
%%%Race

3.38%4.82%2.89%Asian

2.11%1.83%0.59%Black/ African
American

27.48%25.00%39.63%Hispanic/ Latinx/
Latine/ Latin(o/a)

1.27%1.38%0.09%Native American or
Alaskan Native

0.00%0.00%0.11%Native Hawaiian/
Pacific Islander

3.17%1.83%3.67%Other/ Multi-Ethnic

62.58%63.76%53.0%White
*Data Source: 2021 U.S Census Bureau

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Moving Forward
The employees at the City of Napa are
inspired to serve our community. As we
harness the strength of our unique set of
experiences, perspectives, skills and
ideas, we will maximize opportunities to
discover and leverage our talents to
benefit the residents we serve.

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The City of Napa is an Equal Opportunity Employer,
and we believe that a diverse, equitable and inclusive
workplace will maximize our talents to benefit the
residents we serve.

Ensuring that all employees and job applicants for employment are protected by federal, state and local laws designed to protect employees and job applicants from discrimination on the basis of race/ethnicity, religion, color, sex (including pregnancy, gender identity, and sexual orientation), parental status, national origin, age, disability, family medical history or genetic information, political affiliation, military service, or other non-merit based factors. These protections extend to all management practices and decisions, including recruitment and hiring practices, appraisal systems, promotions, training and career development programs.

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