Progress Report on FY22 FY23 City
Council Goals
Agenda Item 12.A
By James R. Lewis, City Manager
January 18, 2022
Major City Goals
1.Water Supply, Conservation, and Central Coast Blue
(Sustainability)
2.Public Safety
3.Traffic, Circulation, and Parking
4.Community Character and Quality of Life for Residents Next Level Service to our Community
Water Supply, Conservation and Central Coast Blue (Sustainability) Sustain the City’s water supply by completing Central Coast Blue and pursuing access to new, high quality and reliable water sources; promoting conservation; and conducting public outreach and education. 2022-2023 Major City Goals
Public Safety Facility
2022-2023 Major City Goals
Public Safety
Create a public safety center that enables exceptional public safety services and honors the history of the site.
Improve traffic flow and parking assets to
meet the needs of current and future
residents and visitors.
2022-2023 Major City Goals
Traffic, Circulation, and
Parking
Getting Around Town
Community
Character and Quality
of Life for Residents
•Build on the strength of our
local community to preserve the
City’s “Classic California” charm
and ensure an exceptional
quality of life for residents.
The Place We Call Home
2022-2023 Major City Goals
Additional Accomplishments
•The City received eight awards by professional associations, including awards for financial reporting, risk management, project design, completion, and ingenuity. •The Police Department is fully staffed within parking services and moving forward with the Community Service Technician positions (CST). This will allow for increased enforcement within the areas of municipal code violations and the addition of a CST for dog-off -leash violations throughout the city.
•In November, the Police Department completed its annual audit with CALEA. The department was in compliance with all the standards reviewed with only minor suggestions for updates to policy. The CALEA auditor was very complimentary of the department and efforts made during the past year. •COVID-19 funding: The City is expected to receive $1,953,959 from the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARPA) and has received $100 thousand from the State CARES Act for recovery of Public Safety employee efforts.
•SCADA Cybersecurity: IT and Utilities staff are working on improvements to the City’s SCADA system to ensure more security in the event of a cyber hack.
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