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Paso Robles introduces first homeless services manager with 90-day plan
Summary
Ashley Hernandez was introduced April 15 as Paso Robles' first homeless services manager; she outlined a three-phase 90-day plan focused on listening, aligning to the strategic plan and beginning early implementation.
The City of Paso Robles on April 15 introduced Ashley Hernandez as the city's first homeless services manager. Community Services Director Angelica Fortin made the introduction and Hernandez addressed the council and attendees with an initial 90-day roadmap.
Hernandez said she had divided her first 90 days into three phases: the first 30 days would focus on "listening and learning" with internal teams, local partners, service providers and community members; the second 30 days would prioritize and align findings with the city's homelessness strategic plan and identify gaps and short-term performance metrics; and by 90 days she planned to begin acting on prioritized items and to support early implementation efforts and partnership development.
"I'm honored to serve as the new homeless services manager for the city of Paso Robles," Hernandez said. "I'm excited to join the team and to support the important work already underway through the city's homelessness strategic plan."
Fortin introduced Hernandez as a new dedicated city position that will "help convene a coordinated, compassionate and outcome-oriented response," and said Hernandez would be meeting with staff and local stakeholders in the coming weeks. The introduction was presented as a staff report item; no formal council vote was required for the presentation.
