Thank you, Madam City Clerk. I now call this meeting of the Sacramento City Council

to order at 206 p.m. Madam City Clerk, please call the roll.

Council Member Kaplan, Council Member Tao, Mayor Patel, Mayor Patel, and

Monty's will be absent. Council Member Valenzuela, here.

Council Member Gatta, Council Member Jennings, Council Member Vang, Mayor Steinberg will be absent.

Vice Mayor Maple, I am here. Thank you very much.

Council Member Gara, would you please lead us in the landing knowledge and the flood of legions.

Thank you, Vice Mayor. Please rise for the opening acknowledgments in honor of Sacramento's

Indigenous people and tribal lands. To the original people of this land, the Nisanan people,

the southern Maidu, the Valiant planes, the Miwok, and the Putin-Winton people, and the

people of the Wilton Rancheria, Sacramento's only federally recognized tribe.

May we acknowledge and honor the native people who come before us and still walk beside

us today on these ancestral lands by choosing to gather together today in the act of practice

of acknowledgment and appreciation for Sacramento's Indigenous people's history, contributions,

and lives.

Thank you. Everyone, I join me in the pledge of allegiance, salute, pledge, I pledge allegiance

to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one

nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.

All right, thank you, Council Member Gara. I want to thank the audience for being here.

Glad to see so many people here on a 2 p.m. meeting, so thanks for participating in democracy.

We will now move on to the consent calendar. Do any members have items that they would

like to pull for discussion or separate vote? I see. Council Member Kaplan.

Thank you, Vice Mayor, on item 9, I'd like to bifurcate it.

So items A through E in the motion, which is the motel, keep on consent, and item F, which

is step up on second, have that for separate discussion and vote.

And then just want to speak on items 10, 17, and 18.

Okay, thank you. And then really quickly, Madam City Attorney, your clerk, can we do that

by effortation? Okay, wonderful. All right, Council Member Towne.

Item 13, I'd like to pull up for separate vote and also invite everyone on this foundation,

Sam E's and Capitol College and Career Academy to come up and share what programs and what

they're doing in the community as well. Okay, so separate vote and discussion, item 13.

Okay, Council Member Vounzal. I'd actually like to just pull all of

item 9 for separate discussion and that would be I think preferred. Okay.

Other members? So item 9. So Council Member Vounzal and Kaplan will have item 9 pulled separately.

So at this time, we'll take that later and then Council Member Kaplan, if you want to

speak on items 10, 17, and 18.

Thank you. Item 10, I just want to thank you. If you see, this is an agreement with

St. John's Program for Real Change and Weave, which is helping women and families for

the good work that they're doing as well as finding permanent housing and positive outcomes

for women and children and getting them off the street. So very supportive of the city

continuing this for an additional 12 months. I mean, specifically, you have to look at

it. Over 50% are moving on to positive and with Weave and even higher with St. John's.

There's 70% that are exiting to positive destinations and that's something to be celebrated

with positive partners that we have. And then item 17, which is our coordinated

access system with Sacramento steps forward. I just have a couple questions if Lisa Bates

can come. Ms. Bates, welcome.

My apologies. I am pulling up my question. And of course, they didn't make it. But I know

you and my staff talked earlier and the questions having around, you know, there's been questions

about implementation of the HMI and some of the missing data. What is, where's the process

on that and the timeline on getting the gap in the information?

So the conversation that I had with your staff was around just increasing accountability

and visibility and transparency of data. And so some of the things that we are working

on relative to coordinated access system and beyond is one contributing the HMI system

to a centralized approach that the county is undertaking, the social health information

exchange. And so that's a exchange where a lot of data is going to be put together for

purposes of being able to better coordinate access to the various systems of care that

are happening for clients. So that's one thing that we talked about. We are also in

the process of getting ready to publish for you additional key performance indicators

around how different programs are performing, whether they be sheltering programs, housing

programs, or outreach programs. And that is part of the community standards that you all