Community Advisory Budget Task Force to Host Town Hall Meeting
March 2, 2021Saturday, March 6th @ 11 a.m.
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Community Assistance Grant Program (CAP) Request for Funding Applications, 2021-22 and 2022-23 Fiscal Years
March 1, 2021The Recreation and Human Services Department announces the availability of funds for nonprofit organizations serving the San Leandro community.
City Council Votes to Proclaim April 18th as Steven Taylor and Sanctity of Life Day
February 17, 2021Click more to read the press release and Resolution which follows on the 9/8/20 Resolution condemning White Supremacy and White Supremacist Hate Groups, Declaring Support for Designating the Ku Klux Klan as a Domestic Terrorist Organization.
City Council to Hold Annual Planning Session on Saturday, February 6th
February 1, 2021Mayor Pauline Russo Cutter and the San Leandro City Council invite the public to attend the City Council’s upcoming 2021 Annual Planning Session.
When is it my turn to receive the COVID-19 vaccine?
January 28, 2021Since the COVID-19 vaccine rollout has just begun for targeted groups, it is recommended for residents to sign up on the following places:
City Council voted unanimously to appoint Council Member Victor Aguilar as Vice Mayor
January 14, 2021The San Leandro City Council voted unanimously to appoint Council Member Victor Aguilar as Vice Mayor for the 2021 calendar year.
COVID-19 Vaccine Update from the County of Alameda
January 12, 2021The current COVID-19 vaccine supply is limited, and Alameda County is following the State’s vaccine prioritization guidance. As vaccine supplies increase, you will be able to get a vaccine through a County-administered point of dispensing (POD) or your health care provider.
San Leandro Multi-Family Development Standards Community Workshop
October 20, 2020Please join us for an interactive discussion and design review workshop on multi-family development standards!
Events Calendar
Thursday March 4, 2021
9:00 AMBabytime on Zoom! (Virtual Program)
Join us on Zoom for Babytime with Ms. Molly, just right for parents/caregivers with babies up to age 1. During each session, we'll sing songs and look at a board book, then have time for you to connect with each other. Register by filling out the short form here: http://bit.ly/SLPLstorytime
6:00 PM#Ownvoices Book Club
#Ownvoices is a hashtag that started in 2015 to promote diverse authors and books. #Ownvoices specifically refers to books where the author and protagonist share a marginalized identity. It’s a usfeul tool to diversify your reading list, learn about new perspectives and perhaps find aspects of your own experiences in the pages of a book. Come and chat about any #ownvoices books you've read (any genre! any format!) or drop by and get some inspiration for your next read.
Check out our booklist for ideas!
This book club meets on Zoom. This virtual event is free. Register here!
Email apena@sanleandro.org with any questions.
Saturday March 6, 2021
11:00 AMCommunity Advisory Budget Task Force to Host Town Hall Meeting
SAN LEANDRO, CA – The City of San Leandro’s Community Advisory Budget Task Force invites the public to attend a Town Hall meeting scheduled for Saturday, March 6, 2021. The virtual meeting is scheduled from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and is focused on receiving public feedback on topics related to the City’s budget as well as the Task Force’s preliminary recommendations to the City Council on financial matters. WHAT: Community Advisory Budget Task Force Town Hall Meeting WHEN: Saturday, March 6, 2021 - 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. WHERE: Zoom Video & Phone Conferencing Software (Click Here for Zoom Meeting Link) "For many months, our Task Force has been deeply examining the City’s budget, and we are currently discussing a number of significant recommendations that will be sent to the City Council,” noted Chair Rebecca Day-Rodriguez. “I encourage the community to participate in the Town Hall meeting to share their priorities which will be used to inform our final recommendations.” In the fall of 2020, the City Council established the Community Advisory Budget Task Force, a diverse 28-member body consisting of local residents, business owners, and City personnel. The objectives of the Task Force include: developing an understanding of the City’s budget and fiscal issues, providing input on community priorities, and developing recommendations for the City Council on fiscal and program strategies that reflect those priorities. The Task Force is also expected to provide recommendations for the reallocation of funding that was removed from the Police Department budget last summer, and offer recommendations to help achieve a long-term, sustainable budget that could include expenditure reductions and/or revenue enhancements. Interpretation services for the hearing impaired or language translation are available if requested at least three working days in advance of the meeting. To review the town hall meeting agenda, please visit Meeting Central. |
2:00 PMBook to Action: “Buy Nothing Group” Panel Discussion
San Leandro “Buy Nothing Group” administrators and members discuss how local Buy Nothing groups help you save money, share with others, and build community near you, all while making a difference in climate change.
Required: Register for this free sustainability program here.
Explore more sustainability programs and resources related to Drawdown here:
Monday March 8, 2021
10:30 AMRead with Me storytime (recorded program)
Read with Me Storytime: books and songs to share!
Each week, we'll post a new, pre-recorded video with a book and a song. Videos will be available for one week after posting, so you can watch when it works best for your family! Find the videos on our IGTV and Facebook pages.
Tuesday March 9, 2021
10:30 AMPlay with Me Storytime (Pre-recorded program)
Play with Me Storytime: Flannel stories, songs and fingerplays to share!
Each week, we'll post a new, pre-recorded video with flannel stories, rhymes and more. Videos will be available for one week after posting, so you can watch when it works best for your family! Find the videos on our IGTV and Facebook pages.
4:00 PMMapping Your Future: Senior Web Engineer Ja Shia (Project Teen Lounge)
Join us on Zoom for a conversation with Ja Shia, a Senior Web Engineer and entrepreneur
Open to teens in grades 6-12
Program is funded in part by the California State Library
Registration begins 2/20 at www.tinyurl.com/projectteenlounge
6:00 PMBook to Action: Kickoff Event with Enrique Salmon and Cafe Ohlone
Join a virtual Book Discussion of “Iwígara” with local author and the Head of the American Indian Studies Department at California State University East Bay Dr. Enrique Salmón. A sustainable cooking demonstration by local institution mak- ‘ amham / Café Ohlone follows the discussion.
Required: Register for this free sustainability event here.
Explore more sustainability programs and resources related to Drawdown here.
Wednesday March 10, 2021
10:30 AMStorytime Live! on Zoom (Virtual Program)
We'll bring the books, you choose what you want us to read! Join us on Zoom for this live, interactive session just right for toddlers and preschoolers.
Register by filling out the short form here: http://bit.ly/SLPLstorytime
(Please note: you only have to register once to receive the weekly invitation, which we'll send out the evening before each storytime. Register by Tuesday at 4pm to receive that week's link).
3:30 PMSTEAM Storytime for K-5 (Virtual Program)
STEAM Storytime for Grades K-5
Join us afterschool for a thirty-minute STEAM storytime that’s just right for school-age kids. Each week, we’ll read a science, technology, engineering, art, or math-themed book, then engage in a hands-on learning experience using materials you have at home. To receive the Zoom link for each weekly session, sign up for “STEAM Storytime” on our short form here: http://bit.ly/SLPLstorytime
(Please note: you only have to register once to receive the weekly invitation, which we'll send out the Monday before each storytime. Register by Monday at 4pm to receive that week's link).