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AgdaPkt 2016-07-25 Closed and Joint SA PFA
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Agenda Packet
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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
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7/25/2016
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Linden Park <br />· Four community meetings for neighborhood park design process with SFPUC, <br />with over 30 participants in attendance each meeting <br /> <br /> <br />Main Street Dog Park <br />· Outreach to Stambaugh-Heller/Middlefield, Downtown Neighborhood, resident <br />dog owners <br />· Over 100 community members attended the grand opening event <br /> <br />Jardin de Ninos Park <br />· Three community meetings to discuss the neighborhood park design <br />· Stambaugh-Heller/Middlefield Neighborhood outreach involving over 20 <br />participants <br />· 200 participants attended the grand opening event <br /> <br />Roselli Park <br />· Three committee meetings to develop the RFP/Q scope of work <br />· Stambaugh-Heller/Downtown Neighborhood, with over 20 participants attending <br />· (Community meetings to begin after consultant is selected) <br /> <br />Red Morton Park Westside <br />· Three committee meetings to develop RFP/Q scope of work <br />· Stambaugh-Heller/Downtown Neighborhood outreach, reaching over 20 <br />participants <br />· (Community meetings to begin after consultant is selected) <br /> <br />YMCA <br />· Initial small group community meetings hosted by YMCA/PRCS <br />· Citywide community visioning meeting held in 2015 with over eighty participants <br />attending <br /> <br />Police Department <br />The Police Department offers a number of community engagement opportunities and <br />programs to engage Redwood City’s diverse community. Various outreach tools are <br />utilized including informal, casual opportunities for the community to meet with police <br />officers and police leadership and more formal programs and community meetings and <br />town halls are planned annually. <br />Town Hall Meetings <br />Beginning in 2012, the Police Department began its Town Hall Meeting series in various <br />communities across Redwood City. These community-based meetings allow local <br />residents to ask pertinent questions about crime and concerns in their communities. <br />Town Hall meetings are designed to the needs of individual communities. Translation <br />7.A. - Page 13
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