Mark Lauderback

This document outlines the City's five-year Technology Master Plan, serving as a blueprint for technology investments from FY 2026-27 through FY 2030-31. The plan aims to enhance municipal service delivery and promote organizational effectiveness by focusing on three main categories: customer service projects, organizational efficiency/transparency projects, and technology infrastructure projects. Key objectives include expanding digital solutions, modernizing public-facing services for faster and more accessible processes, and sustaining a reliable, citywide technology infrastructure replacement cycle to align with evolving industry standards and address future operational needs.

This document outlines the strategic objectives for the City of Cypress for the year 2026.

The agenda includes a presentation recognizing a donation of arts and crafts items. New business consists of a review of requirement changes for the Second Harvest Food Bank Senior Grocery and TEFAP programs, for which the commission is expected to provide input. Additionally, the meeting will feature staff reports covering the SAILS program, a community resource fair, the recognition of outgoing commissioners, and the Salute to America event, followed by member reports from affiliated boards and committees.

The City of Cypress's Strategic Roadmap outlines its vision to be a safe and welcoming community delivering excellent services, and its mission to utilize resources and partnerships to provide an exceptional city to live, work, and play. The plan focuses on five critical areas: enhancing and maintaining public safety, maintaining financial stability and promoting economic activity, maintaining high-quality and high-value services for the community, maintaining infrastructure and facilities, and enhancing recreation facilities and programs.

The agenda includes a review of the Senior Mobility Program and staff reports concerning updates on Senior Center projects.