1. Welcome! Folders Distraction free zone. Room key Agenda
C-store activity
Speed dating
$5.00
Order for victories
Map
GirlTrek
Distraction free zone.

2. Little P – Big P
Robert Johnson
PedNet

3. Why Policy?

4. Overused Blanket Term

5. Overused Blanket Term
To differentiate from programming, built environment, etc.
Example, complete streets grantees not knowing if the policy they passed was a resolution or an ordinance.

6. Types of Policies Contract Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)
Legislation

7. Contract Language

8. Contract
What is a contract?
Uses of contracts in HSHC project

9. Memorandum of Understanding
What is a MOU?
Who uses an MOU?
Use of MOU in HSHC project
Maintenance agreements
Partnering on grant application

10. Legislation What is legislation? Who uses legislation?
Vote
Elected leaders, US Congress, Jefferson City, City Council, School Board
Ballot Issue
Signatures, issues on ballot
Elected leaders place on ballot
Use of legislation in HSHC project
Parks Tax, Sales Tax
Complete Streets, Master Plan Adaptation

11. Little P
Little P is ok with me!

12. Little P Little P is ok with me!
Actually MFH, not me. “Me” just rhymed

13. Little P Little P is ok with me!
Actually MFH, not me. “Me” just rhymed
Rules, regulations and institutional policy
Examples:
Working with parks board to implement healthy concessions
Working with a school to increase the number of physical activity minutes
Working with a local employer to improve their employee wellness program

14. Big P Legislative Law Examples:
Drafting legislation for a city council
Asking citizens to ask elected leaders to pass a bill
Asking citizens to vote a certain way on a specific issue

15. Big P
Things you can do
Provide a full and fair discussion of the issue and broadly disseminate information
If a legislator asks you in writing to provide information or testimony as an expert, you can do so to the entire legislative committee or council
Providing information from a committee is acceptable
Example – you’re on the Chamber of Commerce

16. Game

17. Game Reminders The line is crisp.
You want to drive the issue as far as you can
As far as the game itself is concerned, you want the guy to get to the top of the mountain, but not over.

19. Game Time – CS Step 1

20. Game Time – CS Step 2

21. Game Time – CS Step 3

22. Game Time – CS Step 4

23. Game Time – CS Step 5

24. Game Time – CS Step 6

26. Game Time – Healthy Concessions Booster Club Step 1

27. Game Time – Healthy Concessions Booster Club Step 2

28. Game Time – Healthy Concessions Booster Club Step 3

29. Game Time – Healthy Concessions Booster Club Step 4

31. Game Time – Healthy Concessions Park Board Step 1

32. Game Time – Healthy Concessions Park Board Step 2

33. Game Time – Healthy Concessions Park Board Step 3

34. Game Time – Healthy Concessions Park Board Step 4

35. Game Time – Healthy Concessions Park Board Step 5

37. Game Time – Healthy Concessions City Council Step 1

38. Game Time – Healthy Concessions City Council Step 2

39. Game Time – Healthy Concessions City Council Step 3

40. Game Time – Healthy Concessions City Council Step 4

41. Game Time – Healthy Concessions City Council Step 5

43. Game Time – City Council pay EBT System Staff Step 1

44. Game Time – City Council pay EBT System Staff Step 2

45. Game Time – City Council pay EBT System Staff Step 3

46. Game Time – City Council pay EBT System Staff Step 4

48. Game Time – Joint Use Agreement Step 1

49. Game Time – Joint Use Agreement Step 2

50. Game Time – Joint Use Agreement Step 3

51. Game Time – Joint Use Agreement Step 4