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Emergency Operations Plan Development and NIMS/HSEEP Compliance
Emergency Management · Public Safety Compliance
High Priority
About this project
The city lacks a publicly available Emergency Operations Plan and has no documented NIMS/HSEEP-compliant exercises, creating significant compliance exposure. These gaps elevate operational risk for residents and staff and carry direct consequences for non-compliance with federal emergency management standards.
The opportunity
The FY2026–2027 budget planning cycle, with a public hearing in May 2026, creates a near-term funding window, and JAG and HSGP grants are directly applicable to close these gaps. A recent leadership transition in public safety further supports momentum for advancing emergency preparedness and compliance initiatives now.
Unify Mass Notification for Reliable Public Alerts
Emergency Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
The city's reliance on consumer-grade tools for mass notification, alongside a separate county alert platform, creates a fragmented system that limits reach and reliability during emergencies. This gap elevates compliance risk under NIMS and HSEEP mandates and leaves residents and staff vulnerable during critical incidents.
The opportunity
The active FY2026–2027 budget planning cycle and applicable grant programs such as JAG and HSGP create a near-term funding pathway for a unified, enterprise-grade alert solution. New public safety leadership and documented preparedness gaps make this an urgent, high-visibility priority for improving community resilience and achieving compliance.
Fleet Telematics & Transportation Safety Modernization
Fleet Safety · Public Safety Technology
High Priority
About this project
The police department currently lacks a dashcam or telematics program, creating measurable liability exposure and limiting incident documentation and response capabilities. This gap represents an urgent operational and risk management concern for the city.
The opportunity
The FY2026–2027 budget cycle and an active General Fund levy proposal create a timely funding pathway, with JAG and TEP grants also applicable to fleet safety technology. A recent leadership transition in the police department opens a strategic window to advance this initiative now.
Secure Enterprise Credential Management for Public Safety
Cybersecurity · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
The police department currently lacks an enterprise password and credential management solution, creating measurable exposure to credential-based breaches and unauthorized system access. Without centralized controls, sensitive law enforcement data and public safety systems remain at elevated risk.
The opportunity
Active FY2026–2027 budget planning and an identified JAG grant window create a timely opening to fund and implement credential management before the next fiscal cycle closes. Addressing this gap now reduces breach risk, supports compliance posture, and strengthens the department's overall cybersecurity foundation.