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City of San Rafael Pavement Restoration Matrix

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Illegal Dumping Dashboard

Background & Purpose This dashboard was developed using Survey123 data collected by Department of Public Works and San Rafael Police Department employees. The purpose of this dashboard is to provide decision-makers with a platform for understanding the issue of illegal dumping and track the success of various efforts to prevent illegal dumping. Using the Dashboard...

Digital's Budget

Digital Purchasing Roles and Guidelines  Roles and Responsibilities  Owner: Wants to make a purchase and/or acquire services  Knows how we are going to pay for it (which fund)  Can explain “why” to Director and decision makers   Responsible for getting quote/bids  Drafts Professional Service Agreement/Contract or obtains draft vendor agreement  Drafts Staff Reports and attends Council meetings if...

Tree Replanting - Property owner special request form

Sidewalk Repair Program Agreement (blank)

Volunteer Form

Sidewalk Program Management

Internal Management Before construction Property owner contacts Van Midde Van Midde inspects property, issues property owner Sidewalk Repair Program agreement which includes estimate for work Property owner signs agreement and emails signed copy to public.works@cityofsanrafael.org City receives agreement, enters address, property contact info, concrete square footage into Sidewalk Program tracking spreadsheet (see link above) City...

Usability Testing Playbook

What is a Usability Test? A usability test measures the ability of someone to complete the tasks required to achieve a goal. For designers of government services this could be navigating a website to register for a class, learning how to apply for a permit, or filing a police report. Usability testing puts us in...

Usability Testing Resources

Introduction to remote moderated usability testing, part 1: What and why Introduction to remote moderated usability testing, part 2: How 18F Usability Testing Guide How to run a remote usability testing

Step 5: Review & Summarize Your Findings | What did you learn?

With testing complete take time to analyze and summarize the results of your tests. Find insights you gained, areas of improvement and recommendations to take to the product team. It helps to have a deliverable report that summarizes data, observations, and actionable steps the team can take to build off of the outcomes of testing.

Step 4: Run Your Test Sessions | It’s time to start testing!

Ask permission to record the session and try to make the tester comfortable before getting started. Assure that you are testing the product and not the user to help ease any discomfort around technology. Remind him or her to be honest with feedback and to talk through challenges and thoughts out loud as they perform...

Step 3: Create Your Test Script | How are you testing?

The test script provides structure to your test and will help you run each session consistently. The script should include: Introductory questions to provide context for the test and help make the tester comfortable “How do you typically find information about City programs?” “Have you planned an event that required working with the City?” “What...

Step 2: Find Your Testers | Who are you testing?

Find volunteers that meet a profile that best fits the scenario you are trying to test. Use social media and email promotions to find volunteers to test your prototype or product. Ask your colleagues if they know any experts or regulars who would be a good fit. Consider testing at least 5 users to get...

Step 1: Define Your Goals | What are you testing?

What product or service are you developing or improving that needs to be tested? Select typical tasks and scenarios that a person would follow when engaging with the service/product. The test will help determine how easy or difficult it is to accomplish. Examples: A parent wants to rent a picnic table at a park for...

Nationwide Appointments for May

NOTICE TO CITY OF SAN RAFAEL EMPLOYEES: In May, Nationwide Retirement Specialist, Jim Laffoon, is available to meet via a phone appointment or a virtual (screen sharing) appointment.  To schedule an appointment, click on Make an Appointment below. You can Enroll in the plan, Review your account, Increase your contributions, Combine other retirement plans with...

Optional: Posting on Online Marketplaces

Links:  www.Craigslist.org  www.Freecycle.org  https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/    Remember:  Online postings are only to be attempted once all previous steps (1-5) have been completed  These items are not allowed to be sold, only donated    General Tips:  Facebook Marketplace Facebook Marketplace appears to have less incidence of scammers and fraud due to the requirement that the accounts be...

Public Works Formal Construction Project Front End Template Approved 2-25-2021

May Health Topic: Mental Health & Wellness

All - 2020-2021 May Mental Health Flyer Design Option A, English.pdf All - 2020-2021 May Mental Health Flyer Design Option B, English.pdf All - 2020-2021 May Mental Health Flyer Design Option A, Spanish.pdf All - 2020-2021 May Mental Health Flyer Design Option B, Spanish.pdf Welcome to our health topic for May — mental health and...

City Employee Personal Use E-mail Template

  This is the template to use for sending out surplus equipment notifications to City Employees for Personal Use (Step 4) Key Tips Since you’ve just sent out the e-mail notification to Non-Profits & Schools, we recommend copy and pasting the items and descriptions you sent to them, and removing any items that were claimed...

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