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Home My WebLink AboutESJ 2025-04-03 Agenda PacketTukwila Equity and Social Justice Commission City of Tukwila — City Hall 6200 Southcenter Boulevard, Tukwila, WA 98188 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Equity and Social Justice Commission meeting will be held on April 3, 2025, at 5:30PM. Join the meeting video on your computer or mobile app: Click here to loin the meeting Participate in the meeting by phone: 253-292-9750, Phone Conference ID: 125 348 618# For in -person, please join us at 5:30PM Tukwila City Hall, 6200 Southcenter Blvd, Tukwila, WA 98188 For assistance during the meeting, please call Jo Anderson, Equity and Social Justice Staff Liaison, at 206-658-7849 MEETING AGENDA Thursday, April 3, 2025 — 5:30PM I Call to Order II Introduction (2 minutes) III Approval of Agenda (2 minutes) IV Approval of Minutes, March 6, 2025 (2 minutes) V Written Public Comments VI Business Items • Ice Breaker Activity to Continue to Get to Know One Another COMMISSION ACTION ITEM: Learn more about the Commissioners. • Public Safety Update — Chief Eric Dreyer COMMISSION ACTION ITEM: Commissioners to learn about the City's public safety response under the new administration and engage in discussion with Chief Dreyer. • 2025 Work Plan Tukwila Equity and Social Justice Commission City of Tukwila — City Hall 6200 Southcenter Boulevard, Tukwila, WA 98188 COMMISSION ACTION ITEM: Commissioners will provide an update on assigned tasks and next steps. Relationship building in the community: • Councilmember listening sessions — CM McConnell and Kathy Hougardy • Pride Month — CM McConnell and Lina Stinson -Ali • Juneteenth, Thursday, June 19 —Jo Anderson and Joe Duffie • World Refugee Day, Saturday, June 28 — Jo Anderson • Veteran's Day —Tabled until closer to the date Awareness, Forums, Trainings: • Racial Restrictive Covenants — Aaron Draganov and Kristen Schwabe -Fry • Know Your Rights — Red Card Distribution Equity policy and accountability • Support Human Resources Recruitment • Equitable Board & Commission Recruitment and Selection — Current Appointment Process VII Miscellaneous • Tuknet Language Access Page Demo VIII Adjournment ATTENDEES: Maryan Abdow Aaron Draganov Joe Duffie Kathy Hougardy Fane Katoa Tukwila Equity and Social Justice Commission City of Tukwila — City Hall 6200 Southcenter Boulevard, Tukwila, WA 98188 MEETING MINUTES Thursday, March 6, 2025 — 5:30PM CM Jovita McConnell Lina Stinson -Ali Jo Anderson I Call to Order II Introduction (2 minutes) III Approval of Agenda (2 minutes) IV Approval of Minutes, February 6, 2025 (2 minutes) V Business Items • Ice Breaker Activity to Continue to Get to Know One Another Commissioners learned more about each other. • HealthPoint Clinic Phase and Community Feedback 1— Sherry Williams Commissioners received a presentation from guest Sherry Williams, HealthPoint Vice President of Community Engagement and External Relations. They learned about the planning and building of a new clinic on Tukwila International Boulevard. Ground breaking is anticipated in the spring of 2026. A Phase 2 plan includes a community center. See attached handouts for details. Commissioners offered support to reach community members for further engagement opportunities. • 2025 Work Plan Relationship building in the community: • Councilmember listening sessions — CM McConnell and Kathy Hougardy, Jo reported a plan in partnership with the Tukwila Library to convene community leaders at the library to Tukwila Equity and Social Justice Commission City of Tukwila — City Hall 6200 Southcenter Boulevard, Tukwila, WA 98188 develop relationships and exchange information. If ongoing, there's an opportunity to include councilmembers in discussions. • Pride Month — CM McConnell and Lina Stinson -Ali, No report • Juneteenth, Thursday, June 19 —Jo Anderson and Joe Duffie, Planning is underway • World Refugee Day, Saturday, June 28 — Jo Anderson , Planning is underway • Veteran's Day —Tabled until closer to the date Awareness, Forums, Trainings: • Racial Restrictive Covenants — Aaron Draganov and Kristen Schwabe -Fry, A new contact was made with the University of Washington • Know Your Rights — Chief Eric Dreyer to come to the April meeting Equity policy and accountability • Support Human Resources Recruitment — High School Summer Internship Program update • Equitable Board & Commission Recruitment and Selection — Current Appointment Process, Tabled VI Miscellaneous • Jo provided an update about the State of the City — Aaron and Fane will represent ESJC and Jo will develop a print piece • Jo will demo the new sharepoint Language Access page at the next meeting HealthPoint We Offer Holistic Solutions -'111111111111r- '411111F Abh*N, WeAre OUSu Nor Healthier Together We Lead Bravely Patients: Healthy A Patients: Chronic illness but stable Patients:Chronic conditions with complex needs a Community Members %) HealthPoint Everyone Deserves Great Care Who We Are. What We Do. 1 99% of patients are low income WHO WE SERVE HealthPoint serves over 100,000 patients annually. Care provided in 70♦ languages 1/3 of patients identify of patients are as an ethnic or racial children and minority adolescents 70% 67% of patients are enrolled in Medicaid HEALTHPOINT BY THE NUMBERS 1,147 Dedicated providers and support staff 200♦ Learners (Future Community Health Professionals) 195,366 Medical Visits 73,191 Dental Visits 41,224 Telehealth Visits 19,942 Behavioral Health Visits 14,526 Natural Medicine Visits 4 525 Medical + Behavioral Visits at School Based Health Centers 1,706 Unhoused Service Visits 12,796 Uninsured Patients 99% Of Patients Have Very Low Incomes $4,803,982 uncompensated Care 36,000 Patients Screened for Depression 22 127 Patients Screened For Social Factors ! Impacting Their Health 349,015 Pros,cripbor..s Patients by Insurance Status' 67" Medicaid/CHIP 15.2" Uninsured 5.3" Medicare 12.5" Private/Other Third -Party 'Data Source 2022 uniform Data Systems (UDS) Patients by Age:' 59.1 % 18-64 Patients by Income Level:' 'FPL = Federal Povery Level The 2024 FPL for WA state is S15.060 for an Individual and S20.440 for a household of two. (") HealthPoint Everyone Deserves Great Care Who We Are. What We Do. About HealthPoint For 53 years HealthPoint has been delivering quality health care tailored to the needs of underserved people. Today, HealthPoint serves over 100,000 patients a year at our network of 19 clinics and school -based health centers throughout King County. We are one of the state's largest Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) providers and a vital community safety net. HealthPoint serves many of our region's most vulnerable, including very low income, uninsured, disabled, immigrant, unhoused, and refugee communities. No one is turned away due to inability to pay. Culturally appropriate and patient -centered care is provided in 70+ languages to a patient base where the majority are best helped in languages other than English. Our clinicians, providers and care support staff reflect the diversity of our patient base and 67% of staff are people of color. Our industry -leading programs and unique health care home model reduces health disparities. Providers and care teams work collaboratively to provide integrated primary, preventative, and wrap around services. PRIMARY WRAP AROUND CARE SERVICES CARE SERVICES • Medical • Dental • Interpretation/Translation • Behavioral Health • Naturopathic • Community Outreach • Pediatrics • Family Planning and Resources - Women's Health • Refugee Health • Insurance Enrollment and Eligibility • Six School -Based Health Centers • Transportation • Substance Use Disorder Care • Case Management • Gender -Affirming Care PREVENTIVE • Specialty Care Referrals • Pharmacy CARE SERVICES • Telehealth • Kent Urgent Care • Nutrition • Family Planning • Vision and Hearing Screenings • Cancer Screenings • Chronic Disease Management • Health Education and Promotion HealthPoint offers quality care to medically underserved areas and populations regardless of ability to pay. Our patient population is often: • Low-income • Uninsured or on Medicaid • Best served in languages other than English • More likely to work in frontline service industry professions • More likely to live in public housing • Relient on public transportation • Experiencing a greater prevalence of chronic health conditions and higher levels of complex health care needs • Experiencing unaddressed social needs such as food insecurity and housing instability 69 HealthPoint Everyone Deserves Great Care TUKWILA HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTER CAPITAL PROJECT Phase 2 Impact HealthPoint is currently surveying options for the best complementary services and spaces to add to our collaborative campus. Opportunities being evaluated are prioritized needs surfaced during an extensive community needs study. They include: • Community Center • Flexible service space for nonprofit providers • Community gathering rooms and areas • Innovation and education training areas • International small business marketplace and incubator HealthPoint will construct and own the Phase 2 building, with the space and programming to be operated by skilled, specialized nonprofit partners. Spring 2025 Phase 1 Groundbreaking Campus Development Timeline Summer 2026 Phase 1 Grand Opening 2027 (Estimated) Phase 2 Groundbreaking 2028 (Estimated) Phase 2 Grand Opening A unique opportunity to advance health equity in Tukwila A vibrant but underserved community:''2 • U.S. Treasury Opportunity Zone classification due to lower median income, higher poverty rate, and more hurdles to opportunity • Incredibly diverse; over 70% people of color and 52% speak a language other than English at home • Home to many refugee and immigrant communities, as well as residents with multi -generational roots • Compared to King County: - Nearly triple the rate of residents in 'fair or poor health' (30%) - More than double the rate of uninsured residents (17%) - Higher reported unmet health care needs due to cost (15%) - One of highest adolescent birth rates (15%) and 3rd highest rate of late or no prenatal care (7%) - High homeless student population (12%) (1) Public Health - Seattle & King County, Community Health Indicators. www.kingcounty.gov/chi (accessed Jan. 2024) (2) Internal Revenue Service, Opportunity Zones. www.irs.gov/credits-deductions/businesses/opportunity-zones 2024 Fact Sheet %) HealthPoint Everyone Deserves Great Care TUKWILA HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTER CAPITAL PROJECT Building on a 53-year track record of regional impact, HealthPoint is taking bolder action than ever before. We are evolving from an organization that delivers quality healthcare at standalone clinics to an organization that delivers quality healthcare alongside other complementary and collaborative services. This novel, industry -leading integration model acknowledges that to truly strengthen the health and wellbeing of patients and communities, you must meet a myriad of interconnected needs. Unlike any other space we've created —built hand -in -hand with the community—theTukwila Health &Wellness Center will be so much more than a clinic. It will be an anchor for community health: a bustling campus where people come to not just access essential services in one place, but to connect with the community and one another. Phase 1 Delivers Expanded HealthPoint clinic • One -stop -shop for culturally appropriate medical, dental, behavioral health, naturopathic care, substance abuse treatment and pharmacy, among other expanded services • Double the number of patients served at existing Tukwila clinic (a small, leased location currently at capacity) • Social service integration including case management and resource navigation • Integrated tech for better language translation Early childhood development center/childcare • Fills critical gap with high -quality, subsidized care for birth to pre -kindergarten in this area designated as a "child care desert" To be operated by the YMCA Reserved space for future acute care buildout • Once open, expanded hours in HealthPoint's acute care center will provide flexible visit times for working families and save funds for both patients and government through reduced emergency room visits Flexible 3rd floor for future programming expansion South 146th and Tukwila International Boulevard About the location: • HealthPoint selected by City of Tukwila to redevelop this land and be a critical part of the revitalization ofTukwila International Boulevard • Centrally located on three bus routes and light rail accessible • Next to Foster High School and the new Tukwila Village retail center topped by affordable housing for seniors 2024 Fact Sheet. 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Covington Lake a Morton-Berryc Lake Holm Green Clinic Locations • Auburn • Auburn North • Bothell • Federal Way • Family First Community Center - Renton • Kent • Kent Urgent Care • Midway - Des Moines • Redmond • Renton • SeaTac • Sunset Neighborhood Center - Renton •Tukwila • White Center HUB (Opening Fall 2025) School Based Clinic Locations • Evergreen High School - White Center • Highline High School - Burien • Renton High School • TAF @ Saghalie High School - Federal Way • Thomas Jefferson High School - Auburn • Tyee High School - SeaTac Tukwila Equity and Social Justice Commission City of Tukwila — City Hall 6200 Southcenter Boulevard, Tukwila, WA 98188 COUNCIL AND SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING SCHEDULE FIN Finance & Governance Committee 2nd and 4th Mondays 5:30 PM PCD Planning & Community Development 15t and 3rd Mondays 5:30 PM Committee TIS Transportation & Infrastructure 15t and 3rd Mondays 5:30 PM Services Committee CSS Community Services & Safety 2nd and 4th Mondays 5:30 PM Committee REG Regular Council Meeting 1st and 3rd Mondays 7:00 PM C.O. W. Committee of the Whole 2nd and 4th Mondays 7:00 PM * Note — the Council traditionally does not hold meetings in the last half of December. The City of Tukwila offers hybrid format for its Council and Committee meetings. Those wishing to join the meetings electronically may access them with the information below. Those wishing to attend in person should visit: • Regular Council and Committee of the Whole Meetings: Tukwila City Hall Council Chambers — 6200 Southcenter Boulevard • Planning & Community Development and Community Services & Safety committee meetings: Hazelnut Conference Room — 6200 Southcenter Boulevard (knock on door to the east) • Finance & Safety and Transportation and Infrastructure Services committee meetings: Duwamish Conference Room — 6300 Southcenter Boulevard (second floor, down the hall on the right) Tukwila Equity and Social Justice Commission City of Tukwila — City Hall 6200 Southcenter Boulevard, Tukwila, WA 98188 CITY COUNCIL REGULAR & COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE MEETINGS To listen to the meeting, dial: 1-253-292-9750, ACCESS CODE 670077847# To view the meeting, Join Microsoft Teams Meeting Those wishing to provide public comments may verbally address the City Council both onsite at Tukwila City Hall or via phone or Microsoft Teams for up to 5 minutes for items both on and not on the meeting agenda. To provide comment via phone or Microsoft Teams, please email citycouncil@tukwilawa.gov with your name and topic by 5:00 p.m. on the meeting date. Please clearly indicate that your message is for public comment during the meeting, and you will receive further instructions. Tukwila Equity and Social Justice Commission City of Tukwila — City Hall 6200 Southcenter Boulevard, Tukwila, WA 98188 PLANNING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE 1st Monday of the month: To listen to the meeting, dial: 1-253-292-9750, ACCESS CODE 225 526 605# To view the meeting, Click here to join the meeting 3rd Monday of the month: To listen to the meeting, dial: 1-253-292-9750, ACCESS CODE 604 773 150# To view the meeting: Click here to join the meeting TRANSPORTATION & INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES COMMITTEE 1st Monday of the month: To listen to the meeting, dial: 1-253-292-9750, ACCESS CODE 439 818 817# To view the meeting: Click here to join the meeting 3rd Monday of the month: To listen to the meeting, dial: 1-253-292-9750, ACCESS CODE 478 777 930# Tukwila Equity and Social Justice Commission City of Tukwila — City Hall 6200 Southcenter Boulevard, Tukwila, WA 98188 To view the meeting: Click here to join the meeting FINANCE & GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE 2nd Monday of the month: To listen to the meeting, dial: 1-253-292-9750, ACCESS CODE 965 223 169# To view the meeting, Click here to join the meeting. 4th Monday of the month: To listen to the meeting, dial: 1-253-292-9750, ACCESS CODE 313 004 383# To view the meeting: Click here to join the meeting COMMUNITY SERVICES & SAFETY COMMITTEE 2nd Monday of the month: To listen to the meeting, dial: 1-253-292-9750, ACCESS CODE 912 764 861# To view the meeting, Click here to join the meeting 4th Monday of the month: To listen to the meeting, dial: 1-253-292-9750, ACCESS CODE 944 274 640# To view the meeting: Click here to join the meeting