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Adoption of Strategic
Mission, Vision,
Values & Goals for
Fiscal Years (FY)
2024-26
Board Meeting
December 21, 2023
Philip Leiber
Deputy General Manager, Administration
Roger S. Bailey
General Manager
AS REVISED AND ADOPTED ON 12/21/2023
Strategic Plan
•Central San has developed two-
year strategic plans since 2014.
•The Strategic Plan provides overall
direction on how Central San will
achieve its vision and mission.
•The framework assigns
responsibility/ accountability and
monitors progress.
•It also helps guide other District-
wide efforts such as the budget and
enterprise risk management.
•This is a mature, well-functioning
process that is foundational to
our organizational success
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Item 12. (Handout 3) Strat Plan Update-wDEIPillars as adopted
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Strategic Plan Components
1.Vision,Mission,Values
(Board determination)
2.Goals (Board determination)
3.Strategies
4.Initiatives
5.Key Success Measures
6.Key Metrics
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Developed by
Staff between
now and
Strategic Plan
Presentation in
March-May 2024
Current Goals
(Board agreed with all goals in general. Minor wording changes to #3, #4, #5, #7 shown subsequently.)
Environmental Stewardship
Meet regulatory requirements, promote sustainability, and identify and reduce
contributions to climate change and mitigate its impacts
Customer and Community
Provide exceptional service
Workforce Diversity & Development
Recruit, educate, empower, and retain a workforce from diverse backgrounds
Governance & Fiscal Responsibility
Uphold integrity, transparency, and wise financial management in an effective governing
model
Safety & Security
Provide a safe, secure, and healthful workplace that foresees and addresses threats
Infrastructure Reliability
Maintain facilities and equipment to be dependable, resilient, and long lasting
Innovation & Agility
Optimize operations for continuous improvement, and remain flexible and adaptable
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Discussion Points from 9/21 Board Meeting
•What are Central San’s top-line priorities for the next two FYs?
•What’s changed in the past two years? Impact on plans for
next period?
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Factors for Consideration
•Economic: Higher borrowing costs & inflation
•Clarity of CIP (including Solids Handling project) improved
•CIP delivery concerns (3 years of underspend)
•How we work (hybrid ongoing)
•Diversity, Equity, Inclusion program further along
•Recycled Water initiatives with EBMUD/Other Bay Area Agencies
•Employee Development
•Optimization / Completion of Technology Strategic Plan
•Emerging Policies: Net Zero/Climate Action Plans
•Contra Costa County LAFCO Draft Municipal Services Review
•Board Relationship
•Continued track record of accomplishments
•Potable reuse of RW progressing. Emerging policies likely forthcoming related to DPR; Water
agencies will likely drive IPR/DPR split
•DEI programs
•Goals/best practices; related to nutrients/PFAs (major impacts coming)
•National emergency preparedness readiness. Preparation efforts important. Also, mutual assistance
focus in helping others Additions by Board in Italics
Status
•Mission, Vision, Values, and Goals (MVVG) have been
updated to reflect initial Board feedback from 9/21
workshop, validated by Administration Committee on
10/31.
•Staff have also reviewed Strategies and have incorporated
material from draft DEI Action Plan.
•Today:
•Approve Mission, Vision, Values, Goals
•Check-in on Strategies (still under development) with discussion of
integrating material from DEI Action Plan
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Current Mission
To protect public health and the environment
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Vision
To be an industry-leading organization known for
environmental stewardship, innovation, and delivering
exceptional customer service at responsible rates
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Values
Customer
Service
•We are
responsive to
our customers,
and we deliver
on our
commitment to
provide safe,
reliable, and
cost-efficient
services.
Employees
•We empower
our employees
to do their best
work
Environmental
Sustainability
•We conduct
our business to
safeguard and
improve our
planet.
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Values (continued)
Integrity
•We hold
ourselves
accountable to
a high
standard of
honesty,
reliability, and
transparency.
Innovation
•We
continuously
improve and
optimize our
operations.
Diversity, Equity
& Inclusion
•We value people of
all backgrounds,
cultures, and
perspectives, and
believe that diversity,
equity, and inclusion
are a source of
strength, creativity,
and innovation and
thus central to how
we do business and
how we engage with
each other at work.
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DEI Action Plan
•Work is presently underway,
concurrent with strategic plan
development.
•Multiple benefits of integrating
this work into the Strategic Plan
•Meeting of DEI Task Force was
held on 12/11 to further refine DEI
“Strategies” (one level below 4
“Pillars”)
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Linking the DEI Action Plan to the
Strategic Plan
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•How should this material be made actionable,
and incorporated into our Strategic Plan?
•Options:
•1. One link to DEI Action Plan in Strat Plan:“Execute
the DEI Action Plan”
•Insufficient detail and ability to track achievement as part
of Strategic Planning process
•2. Links by Pillar:Link the four pillars from the DEI
Action Plan to the Strategic Plan
•Allows further refinement, phasing/prioritization,
assignment of ownership of DEI action plan initiatives into
first months of CY 2024.
•3. Links by Strategic Goal:
•Too detailed; still being refined as of second week of
December
Using
this approach`
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4 Pillars of DEI Draft Action Plan *
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I. INCLUSIVE
WORKPLACE
CULTURE.
Foster a
culture of
inclusion,
engagement,
trust, and
collaboration,
where
everyone has
the opportunity
to experience
belonging and
to contribute at
their best.
1.Deepen partnerships, collaboration, trust,
alignment, and effective two-way communication
at Central San across levels, departments, and
divisions and other differences.
2. Strengthen our workplace culture so that
people of all identities are recognized, valued,
made to feel that they belong as an integral part
of the organization, and can grow to their fullest
capacity while contributing to collective goals.
Link to Strategic Plan
Goal 3, Strategy 5
* As of 12/11/2023
4 Pillars of DEI Draft Action Plan
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II.
WORKFORCE
DIVERSITY &
EQUITY.
Proactively
foster and
develop
equitable
talent
management
practices and
systems that
create and
sustain a
diverse
workforce
1.Continue to attract and retain a
diverse talent pool.
2. Identify and address barriers
and implement specific strategies
to retain a diverse workforce and
increase equity for all groups.
Link to Strategic Plan
Goal 3, Strategies 1 and 3
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4 Pillars of DEI Draft Action Plan
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III. COMMUNITY
ENGAGEMENT
& VISIBILITY,
EXTERNAL
RELATIONS, &
CUSTOMER
SERVICE.
Incorporate DEI
principles into
Central San’s
approach to
customer service
and community
engagement.
1. Review our services and approaches
to community engagement and
outreach to incorporate an equity lens.
2. Partner with other agencies on
regional DEI strategies and initiatives.
Link to Strategic Plan
Goal 1, Strategy 4
4 Pillars of DEI Draft Action Plan
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IV. DEI
LEADERSHIP &
SUSTAINABILITY.
Foster and
maintain a vibrant
culture of
diversity, equity,
and inclusion by
establishing the
organizational
infrastructure and
allocating the
resources needed
to lead, integrate,
and sustain
Central San’s DEI
initiatives.
1. Integrate DEI strategy into Central San’s
overall strategy and ensure that it is
reflected in our vision, values, policies, and
practices..
2. Develop the infrastructure and resources
needed to sustain and implement DEI at
Central San.
3.Integrate DEI principles into training and
onboarding.
Link to Strategic Plan
Goal 3, Strategy 4
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Goals
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•The following slides show the 7 high
level goals validated by the Board
•Also shown
are the Strategies that are associated
with each of the seven Goals (this
material may be further refined)
•Feedback from 9/21 Board session on
both Goals and Strategies has
been incorporated into this draft.
•Includes Staff feedback from 12/4 Man
ager Input Session
•Also includes links from Draft
DEI Action Plan
Customer and Community
Provide exceptional service
•Strategy 1 –Deliver High-Quality Customer* Service
•Strategy 2 –Promote Initiatives to Advance Affordable
and Equitable Access to Services
•Strategy 3 –Build Neighborhood and Industry Relationships
•Strategy 4 –Incorporate DEI Principles into Community
Engagement & Visibility,External Relations, and
Customer Service
* Includes both External and Internal measures
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DEI-Pillar 3
New
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Environmental Stewardship
Meet regulatory requirements, promote sustainability and
implement measures to reduce contributions to climate
change and mitigate its impacts
•Strategy 1 –Comply with all Regulations
•Strategy 2 –Educate on Pollution Prevention and Environmental
Protection
•Strategy 3 –Be a Partner in Regional Development of
Water Supply
•Strategy 4 –Identify & Advance Sustainability Initiatives
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Workforce Diversity, Equity & Development
in an Inclusive Workplace Culture
Recruit, educate, empower, retain and foster the trust of a
workforce from diverse backgrounds in an inclusive workplace
culture
•Strategy 1 -Recruit from a Diverse Pool of Qualified Applicants
•Strategy 2 –Continually Engage Employees and Bargaining
Units and conduct Labor Relations in a Transparent,
Effective, and Collaborative Environment.
•Strategy 3 -Retain Skilled Workers by Investing in Resources and
Opportunities for All Employees to Grow and Thrive through
equitable talent management processes
•Strategy 4 -Foster a Culture of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
by Building DEI Leadership Infrastructure and Sustainability
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DEI-Pillar 4
DEI-Pillar 2
DEI-Pillar 2
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Workforce Diversity, Equity & Development
in an Inclusive Workplace Culture (cont.)
Recruit, educate, empower, retain and foster the trust of a
workforce from diverse backgrounds and foster an inclusive
workplace culture
•Strategy 5 –Foster a culture of inclusion, engagement,
trust, and collaboration, where everyone has
the opportunity to experience belonging and
to contribute at their best.
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DEI-Pillar 1 New
Governance & Fiscal Responsibility
Maintain a well-run, responsible and ethical organization
emphasizing integrity and transparency
•Strategy 1 -Promote and Uphold Ethical Behavior,
Openness, and Accessibility
•Strategy 2 -Encourage and Facilitate Public Participation
•Strategy 3 -Maintain Financial Stability and Sustainability
•Strategy 4 -Comply with all laws, regulations, and policies
•Strategy 5 -Advocate for relevant legislative and policy initiatives
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Safety and Security
Provide a safe, secure, and healthful
workplace that foresees and addresses threats
•Strategy 1 -Reduce and Eliminate Risks of Injury or Illness
and Promote a Healthful Workplace
•Strategy 2 -Protect Personnel and Assets from Threats
and Emergencies
•Strategy 3 -Understand and Reduce Impacts of
Cybersecurity Attacks
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Infrastructure Reliability
Maintain facilities and equipment to be
dependable, resilient, and long lasting
•Strategy 1 -Manage Assets for Optimal Lifecycle Value
•Strategy 2 -Execute Long-Term Capital Renewal and
Replacement Program to Ensure Reliability and
Preparedness
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Innovation and Agility
Optimize District operations for continuous
improvement,and remain adaptable
•Strategy 1 -Leverage Data Analytics to Become a More
Efficient Utility
•Strategy 2 -Implement Organization-Wide Optimization
•Strategy 3 -Be Adaptable, Resilient, and Responsive
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Goals As Revised
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Recommended Board
Action
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•Recommend Board adoption of the Mission,
Vision, and Values as presented.
•Recommend Board adoption of the Strategic
Plan Goals, as revised and presented on
12/21/23.
Plan Development/Adoption Schedule
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Responsible PartyStartTask#
BoardOngoingBoardevaluationofcompletion of previous Strategic Plan0
Board/
Staff/Larry
9/21/23InitialBoarddiscussion1
Administration Committee10/11/23
10/31/23
Administration Committee review of proposed Vision, Mission,Values,
and Goals (VMVG) after initial Board feedback from 9/21/23
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StaffOctober-DecemberStaffsubmitsupdatestotheFYs2024-26 Strategic Plan3
Staff12/4/23Staffworkshoptoreview and revise updated Strategic Plan4
Board/Staff12/21/23Boardreviewsand approves VMVG5
StaffDecember-FebruaryStaff refinement of strategies,initiatives, key success measures and
metrics . Completion of DEI Action Plan and Further Integration into
Strategic Plan
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Administration CommitteeMar.2024
Administration Committee review of Strategies,Initiatives,Key
Success Measures, and Key Metrics7
StaffMar. 2024IntegrateStrategic Plan into draft Budget book8
BoardMay2024BoardadoptsfinalStrategicPlan9
StaffJune2024Rollout10
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Any Other Questions or
Suggestions?
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