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Resolution 2025-048
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3/4/2025
Meeting title
Commissioners' Agenda
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Commissioners' Auditorium
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205 West 5th Room 109 - Ellensburg
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Regular
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Fully Executed Version
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Request to Approve a Resolution Adopting the 2024-2026 Developmental Disabilities Plan
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3
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Consent Agenda
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128215
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Resolution
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were reported to be not enough jobs availabte, confusing system/administrative burden, not enough <br />quatified job coaches, difficulties on the job, and transportation. <br />When asked what makes it hard to do things in the community, the most common barriers reported <br />were cost, lack of support staff, stigma, and transportation. <br />When asked an open'ended question, "What amenities, services, or opportunities do you feel are <br />missing in your community that would improve your quatity of life or hetp you feet more connected <br />with your community?", the most common themes were social connections and community activities, <br />caregiving/respite care, mentat heatth services, employment, housing, transportation, and school <br />opportunities. Housing, activities, and transportation were atso common themes when asked how to <br />improve services in Kittitas County. <br />CAREGIVERS & RESPITE SERVICES <br />Onty 35% of respondents are extremely or somewhat satisfied with access to care givers, with 49% <br />being extremety or somewhat dissatisfied. <br />Nearty 25% identified respite care as one of the biggest gaps in services. Only 47% of respondents are <br />aware of the exception to rule process for respite services. Only 22% of respondents are extremely or <br />somewhat satisfied with access to respite services. Forty-three percent are extremety or somewhat <br />dissatisfied. <br />How satisfied are you with .... ? <br />Access to respite services <br />25 <br />20 <br />o <br />C <br />o <br />5 <br />10 <br />5 <br />0 <br />Fxtrenrety satisfied <br />9.50/o <br />Somwhat satisfied <br />12.7o/o <br />Neither saiisf iel nor dissatisf ied <br />34.9o/o <br />Sornffi hat d isssatistied <br />27Vo <br />Extrenrety dissatisf ied <br />15.9o/o <br />TRANSPORTATION <br />Transportation was identified as one of the main things that makes it hard to do things in the <br />community and was a common theme when asked how to improve services in the community. Barriers <br />to accessing pubtic transportation include lack of knowtedge, lack of comfort, cost, hours of operation, <br />z0
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