Council advances "situation table" program; seeks more partner commitments and contract details
Councilors approved moving forward with a multi-agency "situation table" program that coordinates police, fire, human services and nonprofits to prevent people from falling through service gaps but requested more detail on partner commitments, costs and the proposed three-year Cordata contract.
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Councilors debated a proposed "situation table" model — a formal, HIPAA-compliant multi-agency coordination protocol — and agreed to advance the program while asking staff for additional documentation on partner participation and contract details. The human services director described the program as a "no one gets left in the cracks type of program" and said training and a three-year contract with a technology/partner firm (referred to in the packet as Cordata) are proposed to support the initiative.
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