City of San Leandro Homeless
Response
Resource Guide
Rules Committee, July 27th, 2023
Human Services Director, Jessica Lobedan
Deputy City Manager, Eric Engelbart
Human Services Manager, Pedro Naranjo
Presentation
Outline
1. Introduction and background
2. Review select scenarios
3. Next steps
4. Questions and discussion
Select Scenarios
Someone is camped on City property.
Who can I contact?
MySL/Mobile 311
Human
Services
Outreach
Coordination
Police
Department
Enforcement/
safety
Public Works
Noticing,
clean-up, and
site security
Someone is camped on public property or along railroad or transit agency tracks that do not belong to the City of San Leandro. Who can I contact?
Members of the public
should contact the agency
directly or contact the City
for help determining who the
property belongs to and to
support outreach requests
Staff are working on
enhancing relationships and
collaboration between the
City and external public
agencies
Can the City arrest people who are
camping on my private property?
Per §602 of the California Penal Code and at the request of the onscene property owner/representative being present, the Police Department may be able to arrest someone who is refusing to leave your property
If there is an active restraining order on file with the court, the Police Department has authority to make an arrest without a property owner/representative being present
Someone is camped on private property.
Who can I contact?
Criminal Activity and Vehicles:
Trespassing or another crime
such as theft, break-ins or
damage to property
San Leandro Police
Department
Municipal Code Violations:
Trash, litter, debris, outdoor
storage, etc.
Community Development
Code Enforcement Division
Human Services Department
to coordinate outreach
services as available
Code Enforcement will work
with the property owner/
site management for
property maintenance
Next steps: Operationalization and Communication
Cross departmental staff
orientation/training
External
stakeholder
orientation and
training
Development of
visuals & flow
charts
Public distribution,
amplification and
communication
Questions and
Discussion