2024 Veteran Stand Down And Unhoused Resources Event
The Veteran Stand Down event is an opportunity for Veterans and community members in need to receive free resources from Alameda County. This event will include numerous services such as free Flu and COVID shots, haircuts for Veterans, mental health resources, and more. If you would like to receive a flu shot and/or COVID vaccine, please register using this link.
Contact Melissa.Hernandez@acgov.org for more information.
Partial Closure in Pleasanton on Southbound I-680
Message from Caltrans:
"Caltrans has scheduled a partial closure of southbound Interstate 680 between Alcosta Boulevard in San Ramon and the I-580/I-680 connector in Pleasanton Friday, October 4 through Monday morning, October 7.
Two left lanes of southbound Interstate 680 will be closed between Alcosta Boulevard in San Ramon and the I-580/I-680 Connector in Pleasanton from 9 p.m. Friday, October 4 through 4 a.m. Monday morning, October 7.
In addition to partial closure on southbound I-680, the far-left lane (Express Lane) and left shoulder will be closed on northbound I-680 between Amador Valley Boulevard in Dublin and Alcosta Blvd in San Ramon.
Though lanes will be open, it’s best to avoid the area if possible. If you do access the freeway, **Please be aware of construction vehicles entering and exiting the construction zone and slow for the Cone Zone.**
During the closures, the contractor will replace a portion of the existing deteriorated roadway with new pavement on southbound I-680.
In the case of rain or unanticipated developments, the closures will be rescheduled, and the public will be notified."
Learn more here.
 
AIM Youth Mental Health First Aid Certification
Are you caregiver, educator, nonprofit or government worker, or volunteer that supports youth (12-18 yrs old) in Fremont? Are you seeking information and training to become more prepared to help support youth struggling with their mental health? The Youth Mental Health 1st Aid Training is an effective and FREE way for you to learn more about youth mental health disorders and ways to listen effectively, connect with, and guide youth to the resources and assistance they deserve. Click here to learn more, Fremont - YMHFA - Formstack, and register today. This training is offered to Fremont residents and educators for FREE due to financial support from Alameda County Supervisors David Haubert and Elisa Marquez.
Foster Family Support Town Hall Hosted by Supervisors Haubert-D1 & Márquez-D2
 Resource Parents are in need of your support. I am proud to partner with District 2 Supervisor Elisa Marquez to wrap around these families with more support, resources, and champions. We are reaching out to ask you for your partnership in supporting Foster Families in our community by providing support services.
Are you interested in learning more about supporting a Foster Child and/or their Resource Parent/s in our districts? We are hosting a Foster Family Support Network Town Hall on October 30th in Union City and hope you can join to learn more. During the town hall, we will have representatives from Alameda County Child & Family Services and local non-profits that serve Foster Youth/Families to answer any questions you have. If you are interested in joining this initiative please RSVP here. In addition, please take a quick survey by clicking here.
Fremont Business Leaders Roundtable Luncheon
How is business in Fremont? State Treasurer Fiona Ma joined me as we checked in on October 3rd, meeting representatives from e-waste, electrical, dental, healthcare, development, restaurants, education, banks, insurance, realty, waste solutions, senior services, marketing, manufacturing, and pharmacy businesses, including self-employed individuals.
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Business relationships were strengthened and will continue with ongoing Business Leaders Roundtables.
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Thank you Fremont Bank for hosting the beautiful meeting space. It was an amazing opportunity for great networking and shared resources!
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Job Readiness Bootcamp For Tri-Valley Homeless
In June, Supervisor Haubert and his Tri-Valley homeless services staff met with Alcian Lindo, Program Manager at Tri-Valley Career Center, Pleasanton, to discuss strategy to connect local unhoused residents to employment opportunities. Plans for a 5-day bootcamp came together, and Supervisor Haubert committed to provide funding. In late August 22 unhoused and recently unhoused Tri-Valley individuals completed the bootcamp, which was organized and taught by Tri-Valley Career Center staff. Classes included resume creation, job search methods, interviewing skills, networking, credit repair, financial literacy, and much more. Antendees received a resume and a Certificate of Completion. The bootcamp was held at the Vineyard Resource Center in Livermore. On the last day, eight local employers participated in a Job Fair to discuss current job openings with participants.
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One attendee wrote a thank you letter stating, “This week’s experience has been life changing in every way – personal growth, motivation, inspiration, hope, faith, and excitement for a better future.” |
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ARPA Grant - Willow & Wolf Ranch
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We were pleased to award an ARPA Grant for the amount of $12,000 to the Willow & Wolf Ranch on October 4th, 2024.
Thank you for your service to the community!
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