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Home My WebLink AboutCAP 2016-06-13 Item 2B - Discussion - Healthy Tukwila InitiativeTO: City of Tukwila Allan Ekberg, Mayor INFORMATIONAL MEMORANDUM Community Affairs and Parks Committee FROM: Rick Still, Parks and Recreation Director BY: Stephanie Gardner, Parks and Recreation Analyst CC: Mayor Ekberg DATE: June 7, 2016 SUBJECT: Healthy Tukwila ISSUE The Parks and Recreation Department is developing a platform to further promote healthy lifestyles and seeks input from CAP members. BACKGROUND Tukwila Parks and Recreation has actively monitored the general health of the City (and region) for several years. In 2013 the City committed to the "I" CANN initiative, ( "I" Community Action Nutrition Network), a multi- organization collaborative aimed at reducing the prevalence of obesity in kids and families throughout King County. Parks and Recreation focus on developing opportunities that will improve the quality of life for those who reside, work, or visit Tukwila. In 2015 staff applied for and received a Seattle -King County Department of Public Health grant (Partnerships to Improve Community Health) which has been used to develop and implement strategies that bring awareness to chronic diseases that result from obesity. This grant and its associated work kicked off "Healthy Tukwila." Staff have met with Councilmembers, community leaders and others who have shared their interest in promoting health and wellness opportunities that will improve the quality of life for residents, employees (those that work for the City and throughout Tukwila) and visitors. DISCUSSION Staff reviewed several health and wellness initiatives and programs that have been implemented in cities throughout the United States. Initiatives such as the Let's Move Campaign, 5210 Campaign and activity portals and programs such as FitCity San Anotonio and the Mayor's Fitness Council of Austin, TX are just a few staff evaluated. There are several aspects to health that go beyond wellness activities and each initiative that was reviewed had several commonalities and differences. Staff would like to share and discuss four areas of focus with CAP members: Fit City: health, wellness, physical fitness Green City: environmental stewardship, parks/ trails, built environments Connected City: social equity, volunteerism, community engagement Vibrant City: business engagement, partnership development Staff is seeking discussion and input from CAP members to further development of a of a Parks and Recreation initiative aimed at a holistic approach to promoting health in Tukwila. FINANCIAL IMPACT None at this time RECOMMENDATION Committee Input ATTACHMENTS None 13 •• Health 3(1* Tukwila Community Affairs and Parks Committee June 13, 2016 Rick Still, Parks and Recreation Director Stephanie Gardner - Brown, Parks and Recreation Analyst 01 FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE HEALTH County Health Rankings Model — University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute, 02014 [CATEGORY NAME] Housing & Transit Air and Water Quality [PERCENTA [ CATEGOR NAME] Community Safet Family & Social Support Employment Education Income [PERCENTAGE] [CATEGORY NAME] Diet & Exercise Tobacco Use Alcohol & Drug Use Sexual Activity ( RCENTAGEJ [CATEGORY NAME] Access to Care Quality of Care [PERCENTAGE] Tukwila Students Ages 13 -18 W 26% of Tukwila Students are considered overweight or obese 52% of Tukwila students experience 3 or more hours of screen time per day. 19% of Tukwila students considered suicide in a 12 month period. 2012 Healthy Youth Survey Housing & Poverty fri11% of Tukwila School District's student population is considered homeless. http: / /www.seattletimes. com /ed ucation- lab /tukwilas- homeless- students - surpass- d istrict- state -in -grad uation -rate/ 70% of Tukwila /SeaTac residents live in poverty. 2016 King County City Health Profile SeaTac /Tukwila Note: Public Health Seattle King County can extract some Tukwila only data however there are some limitations. Health Risk Factors & Chronic Diseases I1ii 28% of Tukwila /SeaTac residents have a BMI > =30, ranked 9 4. 29% of Tukwila /SeaTac residents did not participate in any physical activity in a 30 day period, ranked 1 41% of residents aged 18 and over have high blood cholesterol, ranked 5 24% Current Smoker, ranked 1 (ranking among 26 King County areas, 1 being worst to 26 being best) Note: data is reflective of people 18 and older 2016 King County City Health Profile SeaTac /Tukwila Top 3 killers of Tukwila /SeaTac Residents Cancer, ranked 8 Heart Disease, ranked 7 Lung Diseases, ranked 4 (ranking among 26 King County areas, 1 being worst to 26 being best) 2016 King County City Health Profile SeaTac /Tukwila FACTORS THAT THAT GUIDE US City Mission: To provide superior services that supports a safe, inviting and healthy environment for our residents, businesses, and guests. Parks and Recreation Mission: To enhance the quality of life for residents, business and visitors through a quality system of public spaces, programs, and events that enhance and promote opportunities for health and fitness, personal growth, relaxation, community connection, civic engagement and environmental stewardship. 2012 City of Tukwila Strategic Plan Goals • #1 A Community of Inviting Neighborhoods and Vibrant Business District • #2 A Solid Foundation for all Tukwila Residents • #5 A Positive Community Identity and Image 2014 Parks, Recreation and Open Space Plan Goals • #1 Convenient and Connected System • #2 A Sense of Community • #3 Opportunities for All • #4 Safe, Inviting and Affordable • #5 Healthy People and Places Priorities and Work Plans • 2015/2016: Community Livability, Improved Communications and Community Identity • 2017/2018: Safe, attractive neighborhoods, leverage partnerships, foster civic pride Many other City -wide work plans affect the health and future of health in Tukwila, a few examples: Comprehensive Plan, Walk n roll I -CANN Let's Move 5210 San Antonio, TX Corpus Christi, TX City of Austin, TX ,ttp: / /www,valleymed.org /icann www.letsmove.gov www.letsgo.org http: / /fitcitysa.com Priorities Priorities Priorities Priorities Obesity reduction Start Early Nutrition *Physical Fitness My Plate Activity Fitness Nutrition *Nutrition Smart Servings Reduced Screen Healthy Schools time Model Food Beverage Workplace Service selection Wellness Active Kids http://www.ccmayorsfitnesscouncil.com Priorities Increase physical fitness /activity Nutrition awareness http://www.mhfcaustin.orgl Priorities Physical Fitness Nutrition Tobacco Cessation Nashville, TN www.healthynashville.org Priorities Health Equity Built Environment Mental /Emotional Health Columbia MO Hesperia, CA Lancaster, CA https://www.como.gov Priorities Physical Fitness http://www.cityofhesperia.us Priorities Healthy lifestyles Active Lifestyles Safety http: / /healthylancasterca.org Priorities Healthy Lifestyles Physical Activity How? Collaborate/ Engage Educate Outreach How? How? Collaboration Collaboration How? Mayors Fitness Council Partnership Partnership Media/ Building Building Promotions Education Education Resource Portal Resource Portal Access Outreach /Awar Policy eness Policy How? Mayors Fitness Council Program /Events Development Partnership Building Policy How? Mayor's Health & Fitness Council (established as a non - profit) Business participation Partnership building How? Improve systems Increase active transportation Increase support services Education How? Education How? Program Promotion Policy Assistance to Built Environment/ businesses /organiz Community Design ations to begin fitness programs Recognition Partnerships How? Education Outreach/ Community Connection Civic Engagement Partnership AND RECREATION Creating a Healthy Tukwila • Parks, Recreation and Open Space Plan / CIP • PICH: Partnership for Improving Community Health • Green Tukwila • "I" CAN N • See You In the Park • Global to Local Partnerships • American Heart Association — Healthy Living Initiatives • Current Programming /Events /Volunteer Opportunities #0'6',6.\.)c\-\ ��j1£' C Recreation 400 `.] '1ne -ef: R Y I 4 i r Serea l� Rc c eatioc L fef�f Reci e tion Parks Nutrition r arks r4 efPar.,0 • CURRENT PARTNERSHIPS • I -CANN: "I" Community Action Nutrition Network • American Heart Association Healthy Living Initiatives • • Healthy King County Coalition • South King County Food Access Working Group • • Silver Sneakers • Lifetime physical fitness • Partnerships to Improve Community Health (Seattle -King • County Department of Public Health grant) • • BECU Healthways • Global 2 Local partnership • • National Alliance for Youth Sports (NAYS) • • SeaMar • Living Well Alliance • • WRPA Athletic /Fitness Network • • Catholic Community Services of WA • • Sound Connections • • WA Association of Senior Centers • Human Society of King County • United Way • Division on Aging • • King County Library System • • Alzheimer's Association • • 4Culture • • American Red Cross • IV • Cascade Water Alliance • • Earthcorps • • Forterra • • • • . Friends of the Hill WA Heritage Capital Projects Fund Tukwila School District Refugee Women's Alliance (REWA) Recreation Without Borders Pac Med Living Alliance King Conservation District Seattle Children's Hospital SoCo Culture Somali Community Service Coalition Interurban Chiropractic Stone - Bridge Washington Recreation and Parks Association National Recreation and Parks Association Washington Wildlife Recreation South King County Food Access Working Group Namaste Gardens YMCA City of Seattle City of SeaTac City of Burien Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction Evergreen Vending California Pizza Kitchen Metro Tacoma Park District Westfield Mall National Wildlife Federation • Seattle Audubon Society • Pop! Gourmet • VROOM • Starbucks • Group Health • World Vision • Urban Family Center • Safe Place • Snack Pack Program • Tukwila Food Pantry • Free the Children (We Day) • Waste Management • Our Future Matters • Schools Out Washington • Sound Mental Health • Extended Stay America • Sound Screen Printing This list reflects just Parks and Recreation, add City -Wide initiatives and the list would be HUGE! SUGGESTED PILLARS/FOCUS AREAS Fit City Physical Health Emotional /Mental Health Healthy Sleep Spiritual Health Diet and Exercise Recreational Programming Leisure Activities Mindfulness Tobacco Use Alcohol & Drug Use Sexual Activity Family and Social Support Vibrant City Vibrant Business District Affordable Housing Accessible Transit Zoning Access /Connectivity Employment Opportunities Business Engagement Partnerships Green City Parks, Trails Open Space Green Tukwila Partnership Tree City USA Built environment Healthy River Air and Water Quality Restoration Sites A . Health Tukwila Connected City Social Equity Community Engagement Community Connections Volunteerism Neighborhood Safety Food Systems Human Services Library Services Healthy Schools Healthcare Access Educational Opportunities Civic Pride See You In the Park WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? N W Parks and Recreation: moving forward, identifying gaps, continuing with current resources. Options to support and build upon what has been started: City -wide: include departments that contribute to creating a Healthy Tukwila City Council and Mayor: declare formal campaign "Healthy Tukwila 2025" OS 000 References 5210: www.letsgo.org FitCity San Antonio: www.fitcitysa.com Healthy Corpus Christi: http: // www.ccmayorsfitnesscouncil.com / Healthy Hesperia, CA: http: / /www.cityofhesperia.us /761 /Healthy- Hesperia Healthy Nashville: http : / /www.healthynashville.org / I -CANN ( "I" Community Activity Nutrition Network): http: / /www.valleymed.org /icann/ Let's Move: http: / /www.letsmove.gov/ Mayor's Health and Fitness Council of Austin: http: / /www.mhfcaustin.org/ Mayors Council on Physical Fitness and Health, Columbia Missouri: https : / /www.como.gov /ParksandRec /Activities and Programs /mayors council.php Mayor's Health and Wellness Council, Lancaster, CA: http: / /healthylancasterca.org/ Resources: King County Public Health Profiles: http: / /www.kingcounty.gov /healthservices /health /data /CityProfiles.aspx Federal: Healthy People 2020: https: / /www.healthypeople.gov/ 2020 /tools- and - resources /Program - Planning Mayor's Campaign for Healthy Communities and associated toolkit: http: // usmayors .org /chhs /healthycities/ King County: http: / /www.kingcounty.gov /depts /health/ about -us /healthy - communities.aspx School District Health Profiles: http: / /www.kingcounty.gov /healthservices / health /data /SchoolProfiles.aspx Washington State Plan for Healthy Communities: http: / /hcplan.doh.wa.gov/