13.A.
City Council Meeting - FINAL
- Meeting Date:
- 09/01/2020
- From:
- Shannon Anderson, Deputy City Manager
Information
TITLE
Re-Entry Updates
STAFF RECOMMENDED ACTION:
Community partners and City staff will provide Re-Entry Updates to City Council
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:
Council will have an opportunity to hear from Community Partners on how they are doing in addressing operations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
City staff will present the most recent dashboards from Coconino County Health and Human Services, Arizona Department of Health Services, and Northern Arizona Healthcare to continue monitoring the transmission trends and capacity of the healthcare system. During the last meeting the data demonstrated a downward trajectory which contributed to City Council's direction to move from Phase 2 to Phase 3. The City's Re-Entry Team has been working to implement the Phase 3 changes and will provide an update to City Council on their progress to date. Part of this discussion will be seeking Council direction on how City Council members would like to address the requests for special event permits on City property greater than 50 people.
City staff will present the most recent dashboards from Coconino County Health and Human Services, Arizona Department of Health Services, and Northern Arizona Healthcare to continue monitoring the transmission trends and capacity of the healthcare system. During the last meeting the data demonstrated a downward trajectory which contributed to City Council's direction to move from Phase 2 to Phase 3. The City's Re-Entry Team has been working to implement the Phase 3 changes and will provide an update to City Council on their progress to date. Part of this discussion will be seeking Council direction on how City Council members would like to address the requests for special event permits on City property greater than 50 people.
INFORMATION:
The City Council evaluated the monitoring criteria included in the City's Re-Entry Plan during the City Council meeting on August 18, 2020. This evaluation and discussion led to a majority of City Council voting to move from Phase 2 to Phase 3.