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MENTAL HEALTH & WELLNESS RESOURCES FOR ALL
In recognition of National Mental Health Month, a recent City update shares details about community partners offering mental health services for all in our community such as:
• allcove Palo Alto: Youth-designed wellness center serves ages 12–25 • County of Santa Clara Behavioral Health Services
• Gronowski Center at Palo Alto University: Offers low-cost sliding-scale therapy
• La Selva Group Community Clinic: Provides free mental health services in English and Spanish
• Project Safety Net: A community coalition focused on youth mental health and suicide prevention
Additionally, City classes and workshops support physical, mental, and emotional health, including for youth and seniors.
Find events promoting
community connection
and wellness at
www.paloalto.gov/calendar
Examples include events at
Riconada Library:
• Family Craft
• Chair Yoga
• Gardening Workshop
Learn more at www.paloalto.gov/mentalhealthresourcesforall www.paloalto.gov/Calendar
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT THIS JUNE
• Neighborhood Town Hall Meeting on June 11 where the Palo Alto Hills, Esther Park and Miranda neighborhoods can connect, share input on neighborhood issues and hear City updates.
• Help Us Improve Cubberley by attending a workshop on June 12 at 6 p.m. at the Cubberley Pavilion and share feedback on draft concept plans, incorporating community input received to date.
Check out the City calendar for more workshops and events such as:
• June 10: Free Home Electrification Webinar
• June 18: Ed Eyerly Tower Well Park Dedication and Station 1 Open House • June 18: Downtown Housing Area Plan Workshop
• June 21: Summer Twilight Concert Series
• June 26: King Plaza Installation Celebration with our King Artist Resident Learn more at www.paloalto.gov/Calendar
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HOT WEATHER SAFETY TIPS & RESOURCES
Sharing the importance of hot weather safety as the summer months arrive, noting last weekend's hot weather.
A few reminders:
• Palo Alto Libraries are cooling centers during regular operating hours.
• Dress in lightweight, loose-fitting clothes.
• Drink plenty of water.
• Reduce time in the sun and if possible, move outdoor
activities to cooler times of day.
• Never leave people or pets in a closed, parked car.
Learn more at www.paloalto.gov/HotWeatherSafety
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NOTABLE TENTATIVE UPCOMING COUNCIL ITEMS
June 9
• SB 1123 Temporary Emergency Ordinance
• Cubberley Study Session
• CDGB Annual Action Plan
June 16
• Weed Abatement Actions
• FY 2025-2026 Budget Adoption
• Newell Road Bridge Replacement
Construction Actions
June 17
• Cal Ave. Outdoor Activation Guidelines
SHARE INPUT & STAY INFORMED
City Manager Comments Survey:
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Sign Up for City Updates at:
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City Calendar of Events and Meetings:
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