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PAGE 83 <br />IX. IMPLEMENTATION PROCESSES AND PLAN <br />Implementation Processes <br />The three cities are committed to collaborating <br />to ensure this work continues. The first step is for <br />this report to be presented to the City Councils in <br />Dublin, Livermore, and Pleasanton in spring 2024. <br />By summer, the human service commissions from <br />each city should meet jointly to prioritize actionable <br />recommendations for City Council Consideration, <br />including the identification of who is responsible for <br />key activities in moving the work forward; metrics to <br />track progress; potential partners; and anticipated <br />budget. The recommendations should return to City <br />Councils for action and any approved project costs <br />developed within the City budget processes and <br />incorporated into the 2025/2026 operating budget. <br />To ensure accountability across the process, <br />implementation plans (samples below) should be <br />developed for each selected recommendation to <br />track, evaluate, and communicate progress toward <br />agreed upon goals and approaches, as articulated in <br />the Approach Recommendations. Progress should be <br />reviewed, strategies modified, and new <br />recommendations (if applicable) prioritized at an <br />annual Joint Human Services Committee meeting. <br />Additionally, an annual Human Services presentation <br />should be made to each of the three City Councils <br />annually to report Needs Assessment progress. <br />The three cities are not only committed to <br />collaborative action to meet the identified human <br />service needs, but also doing so in a way that <br />is grounded in the theoretical frameworks that <br />emerged from community members and nonprofit <br />organizations during data collection. These include <br />a need to work upstream on social and structural <br />determinants of health; mitigate root causes of <br />inequities and collaborate with those most affected. <br />Each of the three cities has committed to build <br />upon the momentum from this Needs Assessment <br />process and continue to engage community members <br />including but not limited to those who served on <br />the EAPAC. As an immediate next step, EAPAC <br />members should be involved to identify strategies to <br />disseminate this material through visually engaging <br />products, storytelling, and at community events. <br />Deliberate community engagement efforts must be <br />made throughout the recommendation selection <br />and implementation processes. Finally, annual <br />engagement sessions and presentations should be <br />held in each of the three cities to keep community <br />members involved and abreast of emergent progress <br />in meeting human service needs. <br />EASTERN ALAMEDA COUNTY HUMAN SERVICES NEEDS ASSESSMENTSS Page 141 of 554
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