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Environmental Services Division
                     Won GCAA KTB $250,000 grant.
                     Update and increase participation in the Adopt-A-Spot program.
                     Update public pool inspection section of website.
                     Expand Urban Canopy Revitalization program with KBB

                 Code Compliance Division
                     Amend/update IPMC 2021 Version
                     Upgrade Code Compliance software
                     Implement PARTNER (Pro-active Residential Teams for Environmental Restoration) program to
                        two (2) per year.
                     Create educational material to distribute to public when attending special off-site program
                        such as PARNTER, LEAP, HOPE, GEO and City Fest.


                 Prior Year Accomplishments for FY 2022-2023


                 Animal Services Division
                     Completed the construction of the isolation building.
                     Implemented Paws for a Cause (Assisted Living Program).
                     678 Adoptions.
                     Implemented  Proactive Patrol

                 Environmental Services Division
                     Won GCAA KTB $250,000 grant.
                     Increased participation in the Adopt-A-Spot program.
                     Update public pool inspection section of website.
                     Expanded Urban Canopy Revitalization (Tree Planting) in sparse neighborhoods with Keep
                        Burleson Beautiful
                     Successful partnership with KBB for the implemented new Monarch Festival
                 Code Compliance Division
                     Continued yearly Code Compliance cross- training with Police and Fire.
                     Improved equipment and replaced aging equipment for LEAP (Lawn Equipment Assistance
                        Program)
                     Successfully continued the yearly GEO targeted area spanning 238 homes, assessing 54
                        violations, and having 25 voluntarily comply without need of official notice.
                     Successfully completed one (1)  Home Improvement Rebate Program
                     Successfully hired and trained new Code Compliance Officer to fill the recently vacant (retired)
                        position.













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