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Staff outlines Framework OP progress, data review and upcoming plans
Summary
City staff updated the committee on Framework OP implementation, plans to reevaluate neighborhood risk-factor data following new police department data capabilities, and timelines for the urban-forest plan, EV readiness and a city quality-of-life dashboard.
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Staff reviewed progress on the city—s strategic goals tied to Framework OP and said the city will reevaluate neighborhood risk-factor datasets in light of new police department data services. "Now that we have more robust data services within the police department...this is an opportunity for us to reevaluate what we are collecting," staff said, describing plans to present changes to the committee later this year for feedback.
The update covered multiple goal areas: the urban forest master plan (anticipated to move through Legacy of Greenery and come to the committee in June), the electric vehicle-readiness plan (already adopted; some recommendations in progress), Playbook OP implementation and a quality-of-life dashboard planned for public posting by year-end. Staff emphasized they are pausing only to realign data collection and not to stop monitoring neighborhood risks; committee members asked about national best practices and timelines for the urban-forest plan.
