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An action plan is based on the results of community surveys identifying needs within the 8 Domains of Livability that influence the health and quality of life of older adults. While there is flexibility in how a plan is created and what it will do, every action plan includes a statement about what can be achieved, target dates for goal completion, identification of participating organizations and indicators to measure progress. The action plan is an "active" rather than static document. Revisions and amendments are a sign of program improvement and progress.

West Hollywood's progress report demonstrates the community's commitment to inclusivity, as well as welcoming public spaces. The piloted a guaranteed income program, which provided $1,000 each month to low-income older adults. State grant money allowed West Hollywood to convert an unused model into transitional housing for people experiencing homelessness. Additionally, the City's inclusionary zoning policy resulted in new affordable housing construction. They also developed a mental health first responder team. To give residents recreation options, the City renovated a popular park and aquatic center and hosted free pickleball clinics to introduce residents to the age-friendly sport.