2018-2025 Environmental Services Strategic Plan City of Tacoma - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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2018-2025 Environmental Services Strategic Plan City of Tacoma Environmental Services Environmental Services Commission November 2, 2017 Overview Draft Strategic Plan Prioritized Initiatives Conversations Next Steps 2


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2018-2025 Environmental Services Strategic Plan

City of Tacoma Environmental Services Environmental Services Commission November 2, 2017

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Overview

  • Draft Strategic

Plan

  • Prioritized

Initiatives Conversations

  • Next Steps

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Introduction

  • The plan will serve as our agenda

and guide decisions

  • Open and transparent
  • Include department-wide voice

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  • Start with WHY
  • “Think Big” and

push the envelope

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Environmental Services

We believe everything we do supports healthy neighborhoods and a thriving Puget Sound leaving a better Tacoma for all.

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Healthy Neighborhoods + Thriving Puget Sound = A Better Tacoma

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Customers Operations Employees

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WHY: Healthy Neighborhoods + Thriving Puget Sound = A Better Tacoma HOW: Customers WHAT’S:

  • 1. Engagement
  • 2. Equity
  • 3. Environment

HOW: Employees WHAT’S:

  • 1. Communication
  • 2. Training
  • 3. Culture

HOW: Operations WHAT’S:

  • 1. Business Practices
  • 2. Budget
  • 3. Planning
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Customers:

Partner with our community on customer-valued services to meet the diverse needs of our neighborhoods.

What are we going to do?

  • Increase environmental stewardship

through community engagement

  • Evaluate and improve services to

ensure they are equitable

  • Define our role in planning for a

greener Tacoma with attractive neighborhoods and clean waterways

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Employees:

Foster a safe culture built on trust, conversation and equity.

What are we going to do?

  • Increase accessibility and ensure accuracy of information

sharing throughout the department

  • Develop skilled employees and industry leaders

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  • Grow a culture of

compassion and respect that embraces teamwork and continuous improvement

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Operations:

Operate using best practices and innovation to meet changing environmental and community needs.

What are we going to do?

  • Optimize business and
  • perational practices

through continuous improvement

  • Provide a broader

understanding of the budget and how staff at all levels impact our financial well-being

  • Coordinate Environmental Services planning to align with

stakeholder efforts

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How This Plan Was Developed

Research

  • Internal
  • External

Outreach

  • Stakeholders
  • Employees
  • ES Commission

Development

  • Priorities
  • Why, How, &

What

  • ES

Commission

Plan

  • Director

Review

  • Department

Review

  • ES

Commission March - April May - August July - September October - December

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Strengths

  • Recover value from our waste

streams

  • Future is greener & better
  • Facilities (WWTP, Transfer Station)
  • National leaders
  • Solid Waste has eyes on every parcel

weekly

  • Strong neighborhood identity

Weaknesses

  • 10 communication items
  • Citizens don’t know ES exists
  • or where their waste goes
  • Lack of:
  • Open space, trees & green areas
  • Internal coordination
  • Service to minorities, low income,

and multi-family Opportunities

  • It is ES’s responsibility to educate

Tacoma about their impact on the environment

  • Air quality
  • Partnerships (Public, Port, NGO)
  • Next generation
  • Educate our Children
  • HS & college interns

Threats

  • Climate change
  • Density
  • Change in regulation
  • Communication
  • Lack of trust in government
  • Costs
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Development

  • Focus Groups refined HOW’S and WHAT’S
  • ES Commission Workshop
  • Council Committees &

Neighborhood Councils

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What’s Next

Overall Implementation Approach

  • Execute as an entire department
  • Team of Teams approach:
  • Staff led
  • Cross-divisional
  • Various levels represented
  • Support from management
  • Some Initiatives need support from

stakeholders

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Implementation Team

Customer Focus Teams Engagement Equity Environment Employee Focus Teams Communications Training Culture Operations Focus Teams Business Practices Budget Planning

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Implementation Team

  • Team Membership

– Lead or Co-Leads – Focus Team Leads

  • Sponsored by

Director

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  • Responsibilities

– WHY and HOW – Prioritize and coordinate Initiatives – Report progress to employees and stakeholders (anticipated quarterly)

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Focus Teams

  • Team Membership

– Lead – Staff representing each division and all levels

  • Sponsored by

Division Manager

  • r ADM

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  • Responsibilities

– WHAT Initiative development – Establish performance measures – Ensure employee feedback is included

  • Membership

changes with Initiatives

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Prioritized Initiatives Conversations

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Next Steps

  • Management Workshop
  • Employee Presentations of Final Draft
  • Go Live in January
  • Council Presentation in early 2018

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2018-2025 Environmental Services Strategic Plan

City of Tacoma Environmental Services Environmental Services Commission November 2, 2017