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Attachment IV Community Services Commission Work Plan

Hayward City Council
January 29, 2022

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Attachment IV Community Services Commission Work Plan
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January 29, 2022
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Attachment IV: Recommended Approach to Incorporating Community Services Commission Recommended Work Plan # Project TOTAL Priority Project
9 Working with  the survivors and descendants of Russell City to determine appropriate restitution. 8 Enhance Community Safety & Quality of Life Q25 (New project)
5 For homeownership and loss mitigation assistance, target populations with limited access to homeownership opportunities (where people who are BIPOC are overrepresented) and who have experienced disparate impacts related to homeownership retention during times of crisis and implement outreach efforts that furthers affirmative fair housing by identifying and targeting populations that have been typically underserved.
5 Preserve, Protect, and
Produce Housing for All
H1‐11 (Existing and new
projects)
3 Working with BIPOC community members to create new systems of public safety that places the highest priority upon protecting human life. 3 Enhance Community Safety & Quality of Life
Q1‐Q6 (Existing
projects)
6 Prioritizing business ownership assistance for people who are BIPOC whenever such funding is available. 3 Grow  the Economy E7  (New projects)
1 Utilizing a racial equity lens in developing and applying policies and procedures, such as those articulated in City of Hayward’s 2021‐23 Strategic Roadmap. 2 Enhance Community Safety & Quality of Life Q21 (Existing project)
4 Working with local, state, and regional partners to support and implement anti‐racist policies and actions 2
8 Ensuring that literacy and other educational services as well as the Youth Commission and other leadership development opportunities facilitate positive identity for BIPOC youth. 2 Enhance Community Safety & Quality of Life
Q19e (Added to existing
project)
10 Supporting the work of community partners to design and create culturally competent ways to recognize the contributions of BIPOC Hayward residents and incorporate those recognitions into mural, signage, roadway improvements, and grants as such projects/opportunities are developed.

Such recognitions may include a Welcome to Russell City Gateway, a Russell City Walk of Fame, Juneteenth events, Teach Ins, and/or other public art installations honoring the history and legacy of Russell City.
2 Enhance Community
Safety & Quality of Life
Q25 & Q26 (New
projects)
2 Continuing and expanding the GARE team and Racial Equity Action Plan. 0 Enhance Community Safety & Quality of Life Q22 (Existing project)
7 Prioritizing funding and contracts for organizations, artists, musicians, businesses, and contractors who are BIPOC 0
11 Promoting accountability  for these commitments through systematic updates and reporting. 0 Not explicitly in the Roadmap ‐ part of Annual Strategic Roadmap and Budget processes
Not explicitly in the Roadmap ‐ part of ongoing
GARE efforts
Not explicitly in the Roadmap ‐ part of Community
Services Commission Funding Process

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