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t - Maintain the City Disaster Preparedness Plan Consider establishment of improved background procedures for public, private and semi- private enterprises catering to youth programs, services and activities Also, consider establishment of a childcare policy. Assure a safe and secure community PUBLIC SAFETY Teen Safety Programs [Strengthen yrreth programs services and activities YOUTH PROGRAMS Goals Coordinate plan updates, facilitate year -round staff training and conduct at least one drill annually Explore options to Improve background procedures for youth - related enterprises (e.g. tutoring, daycare, sports camps etc). including processes that begin prior to commencing the land use entitlement and zoning processes of the City. Continue to work with PUSD, YMPIC, Youth Commission, Tri- Valley Adolescent Health initiative to look at teen alcohol consumption and teen at -risk behavior and make recommendations to City Council as to how to curtail behavior. Project Description Fire)PolicetCMO CMOILegal Police /CMO Responsible Department Ongoing /Completed. • The Pleasanton Disaster Council held two meetings in 2010. The goal of the Disaster Council is to build a disaster resilient Pleasanton by forging emergency planning and preparedness partnerships with local agencies to enhance our ability to respond and recover from disasters. • Pleasanton residents (464) attended a one -hour emergency preparedness training. LPFD conducted staff EOC training • The City participated in the State of California's Shake Out Earthquake Exercise on October 21, 2010 Delayed. Recent actions by the State have resulted in better clarity for the City in determining definition of childcare uses This has improved our approach to the review and consideration of land -use applications in the City, and has minimized conflict for the Planning Commission and City Council, and potential applicants The Police Department has worked closely with the City Manager's office, Youth Commission. YMPIC (including the TVAHI) and PUSD to curtail teen alcohol consumption and at -risk behavior Input has been received and several projects of support for new endeavors have been completed including. town hall meetings for teen driving safety. input and support for PUSD suicide prevention forums, new MADD multimedia presentation for all 10th grade students, updated DARE curriculum for 8th grade students, officer training to leverage referrals to local resources such as. AXIS special at -risk training for School Resource Officers. Status F r 1 r. I [i - 1 , RANKING