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September 16, 2020 <br /> and diversity at the City and create a culture of anti-racism. This includes a staff <br /> training program, and training for our police officers on implicit bias and the <br /> history of race in policing. And, she'll be part of efforts to identify and address <br /> inequities and bias in City systems, policies and procedures. <br /> Our city teams have also been incredibly responsive in adapting to changes <br /> required in response to COVID. <br /> Our safety team,working together with our facilities department, had to jump into <br /> action and immerse themselves in learning about the latest in workplace safety as <br /> it relates to COVID, which remains an ever-evolving body of work. They play a vital <br /> role in developing policies and protocols to ensure we offer a safe workplace, and <br /> are protecting the health of our City teams, as well as our customers and residents. <br /> This work will certainly continue as we adapt to the current health crisis and <br /> ensure safety into the future. <br /> Once the state's Stay Home, Stay Healthy orders went into effect, our IT team had <br /> to scale up our technical infrastructure to quickly support hundreds of new <br /> telecommuters and ensure continuity of technical support operations. They <br /> helped some of our teams transform in-person services to virtual operations and <br /> will continue to keep us connected and performing necessary services virtually as <br /> needed in 2021. <br /> We also had to adapt and find a way to make our meetings, city council meetings <br /> and hearings digital so that our community can still engage and meet safely. <br /> Our legal department and municipal court have done great work as well, <br /> maintaining continuity of operations during this pandemic. Next year,we will build <br /> on these successes and move toward a Paperlite court. Our court will also expand <br /> our electronic home monitoring program to prevent lengthy jail detention while <br /> defendants await trial. <br /> Through this coming year, we will continue to move forward with the merger of <br /> our parks and facilities departments, which began earlier this year. This merger <br /> has proven to be very successful, creating operational and staffing efficiencies. <br />
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