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Support Youth and Families

Goal 1: Partner with Local Organizations to Educate and Mentor
Objective 1: Strengthen Education and Enrichment Programs
Project Performance Measure(s) City Service Team (Department)
SYF CARES Act Funding – Support Project completion by the federal Shared Services (IT) and
1.1.3 Distance Learning deadline for CARES Act Coronavirus Neighborhood Services (Parks)
Relief Funds (CRF)
Summary:
Milestone Estimated Status
The City is working to provide free wireless internet Completion
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connectivity to the community to support a distance Gather Program and Wi‐Fi 4 Qtr. FY 2020 Complete
learning environment for our students. Our IT Service Requirements
Department will be expanding the City provided Wi‐Fi Performed Recreation 4 Qtr. FY 2020 Complete
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services at Parks and Recreation centers and Library Center Site Surveys
locations. Develop Equipment 4 Qtr. FY 2020 Complete
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Requirements
Update: Initiate Procurement 2 Qtr. FY 2021 Complete
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Wi‐Fi equipment has been installed and is Receive Equipment 2 Qtr. FY 2021 Complete
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operational. Project has been closed. Deploy Equipment 3 Qtr. FY 2021 Complete
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Project Closure 4 Qtr. FY 2021 Complete
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Support Youth and Families

Goal 1: Partner with Local Organizations to Educate and Mentor
Objective 2: Retain Arlington Graduates and Improve Department Recruitment Pools
Project Performance Measure(s) City Service Team (Department)
SYF Arlington Urban Design Number of projects completed Shared Services (Office of Strategic
1.2.1 Center (AUDC) Initiatives)
Summary:

The Arlington Urban Design Center, a partnership AUDC Projects Completed
between the University of Texas at Arlington and the 12
City of Arlington, opened in June 2009. The Design
Center provides conceptual renderings to businesses 10
and neighborhoods in Arlington free of charge. Since 8
2009, the Center has completed over 425 projects and
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has employed 59 interns. OSI anticipates completing an
average of 6 projects per quarter. 4
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Update:
The AUDC is currently staffed with 3 interns and ‐
continues to work on multiple different types of projects 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr
at all times. The number of incoming projects has Target Actual
fluctuated due to COVID‐19 impacts. A total of 6
projects were completed in the 4 quarter, and a total
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of 26 projects were completed in FY 2021.

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