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In this issue
Vallejo City’s Clerk Sworn in as new president of International Institute of Municipal Clerks
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New Firefighter Trainees Learn about battling wild fires
New statues grace the Mare Island promenade
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Local Kids Heading to Canton to play NFL Flag football Championship
Vallejo remembers those that were lost
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Vallejo’s water earns High Grades
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Hello Vallejo!
ANDREW'S ANNOUNCEMENTS
A MESSAGE FROM THE CITY MANAGER
I’d like to thank those who attended the Memorial Day events in Vallejo last Monday. You’ll find nice photos from the ceremonies at Mare Island Naval Cemetery and City Hall in this edition of the Vallejo Weekly.
This coming Monday, June 2nd, at City Hall, we will have flag raisings for the Pride flag at 10 am and Juneteenth flag at 1 pm. You may have seen in the last City Council meeting the proclamations for LGBTQ+ Pride Month and Philippine Cultural Month for June. Please enjoy all the cultural celebrations coming up, including Pista Sa Nayon on June 7th!
We are going to extend the hours that City Hall is open to the public. Be sure to share your thoughts by completing the City Hall Extended Hours Survey, which you can find in this Vallejo Weekly. We will take your feedback to set new City Hall hours that work best for the community!
At the last City Council meeting, there was much discussion about the Mare Island Preserve. The City Council considered whether to request that the Preserve be
added to the San Pablo Bay National Wildlife Refuge. The Council ultimately decided not to request that, and rather to explore other options for the future operation and maintenance of the Preserve.
Next week, on June 5th, there will be a community meeting on the Mare Island Specific Plan and an Open House for the Fairgrounds Drive/Diverging Diamond project. Please stay engaged with these topics and check out the flyer’s in this Vallejo Weekly for details on the events.
Also, please note that the Public Hearing on the proposed Fiscal Year (FY) 2025/2026 Budget will take place at the regular City Council meeting on June 10th, not June 3rd, as previously planned.
Looking forward to seeing you out and about during this nice weather.
With appreciation,
Andrew Murray Vallejo City Manager
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Come join us for the Vallejo Senior Round Table
Monday, June 2nd 1:30 to 2:30 pm. Every first Monday of the Month at 333 Amador St. All are welcome!
Come enjoy the day and come to play
This event is all about celebrating community, fun, and connection. We’re bringing families, youth, and local leaders together for an afternoon of games, music, and positive vibes — and we’d love to have your organization join us! For more information about the event visit www.TheEverWonder.org
Date: Friday, June 6th Time: 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Location: Setterquist Park, Vallejo, CA
Exciting news from Vallejo!
The city’s very own City Clerk Dawn Abrahamson, has officially taken the reins as the new president of the International Institute of Municipal Clerks, a prestigious role she earned at the organization’s annual conference in St. Louis. Her dedication, expertise, and relentless energy continue to inspire, and everyone at City Hall couldn’t be prouder. Congratulations to Dawn on this incredible achievement—her leadership is sure to make a lasting impact!
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Community Meeting
Thursday, June 5 , 2025 th
PleasejoinMareIslandCo.andtheCityofVallejo foranupdateonMareIslanddevelopment. The meeting will consist of a presentation followed by a Q&A period. This in-person event will be held at the Empress Theater. The presentation slides will be posted on the Mare Island Co. website along with materials from previous community meetings
EmpressTheater
330VirginiaStreet,Vallejo,CA94590
DoorsOpen:5:30PM
Presentation:6:00PM-7:30PM
RSVP:https://June5communitymeetingeventbritecom
Questions?EmailGeneralInquiries@MareIslandCocom
THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 2025
Touro University Farragut Inn 1310 Club Drive, Vallejo 94592
Doors open at 5:00 PM. Program starts at 5:45 PM.
Meet our Year 17 participants and learn about their community projects. Find out how you can get involved in Leadership Vallejo as a Year 18 participant or sponsor of the program. For more information, visit www.LeadershipVallejo.com or call (707) 738-6964
Thank You Year 17 Sponsors:
Six Flags Discovery Kingdom . California Forever . Kaiser Permanente . Recology Medic Ambulance . Sutter Solano Medical Center Enterprise Holding . Touro University California . Brass Tacks Coaching Georgia House Graphics . Gina Snyder . J.D. Miller Minuteman Press . Vallejo Chamber of Commerce
SUCCESS WITH DIABETES
In this FREE interactive 6program you will learn how to live a healthier life with diabetes!
Join us at
The Florence Douglas Center!
333 Amador St. Vallejo, CA 94590
Weekly Friday Sessions 9-11AM
Starting June 6th, 2025 No session on Friday, July 4th.
Click the link to find the registration form: https://linktr.ee/diabetestuca
Or scan the QR code with your phone!
Please contact us if you have any questions:
Phone: 707-638-5970 or
Email: tuc.mobec@touro.edu
Develop skills to take care of yourself and your Diabetes:
✓ Improve your quality of life and prevent complications from diabetes.
✓ Understand and make sense of your lab values.
✓ Learn about your medications and medication management.
✓ Learn a variety of exercises for all skill and age levels.
✓ Improve your eating habits.
Classes held throughout Solano County
AD 11 at City Hall
June 20, 2025
Vallejo City Hall
555 Santa Clara Street
Vallejo, CA 94590
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
To schedule a one on one meeting with Assemblywoman Wilson you can call the District Office at the number below OR fill out the form below: tinyurl com/ad11atcityhall1on1
RSVP: tinyurl com/ad11atcityhallrsvp
39 STEPS
Mix a Hitchcock masterpiece with a juicy spy novel, add a dash of Monty Python and you have The 39 Steps, a fast-paced whodunit for anyone who loves the magic of theatre. This two-time Tony and Drama Desk Award-winning treat is packed with nonstop laughs, over150 zany characters (played by a cast of four), an onstage plane crash, handcuffs, missing fingers and some good old-fashioned romance!
Adapted by Patrick Barlow, from the novel by John Buchan, from the movie by Alfred Hitchcock
Directed by Jeff Lowe
Performance: May 23 thru June 8
Fri & Sat at 8 pm, Sun at 3 pm | $22.00, Sr. - $20.00
asmdc org/wilson (707) 438-7359 AsmLoriDWilson
Vallejo’s Firefighter Training Class of 2025 is gearing up for one of the most challenging and essential tasks—battling wildfires! As they push through rigorous training to become fully certified firefighters, they’re gaining the skills and resilience needed to protect communities when it matters most. With graduation just around the corner this summer, we’re cheering them on every step of the way. Best of luck to this dedicated group— our future heroes in the making!
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REGISTRATION for the JULY 4TH PARADE
Vallejo’s grand July 4th Parade is calling your name! The largest in Solano County, drawing more than 20,000 spectators eager to celebrate the 4th in style. This year will commemorate the 170th anniversary!
Whether you’re part of a club, team, organization, or business, this is your chance to march, drive, or roll through the streets of downtown Vallejo, soaking in the cheers of patriotic fans. The parade kicks off at 10:00 AM on Friday, July 4, starting at El Dorado & Tennessee St, traveling on Sonoma Blvd, and finishing on Georgia Street in Vallejo’s historic district.
“Being in the July 4th Parade is a great way to show your patriotism and promote your business or organization,” says Shelee Loughmiller, Volunteer Chair of the Parade Committee. “You’ll have thousands of flag-waving spectators to cheer you on, and it’s a really fun thing to do, too!”
Spots fill up fast—secure yours before June 26, 2025!
Email: specialevents@cityofvallejo.net
Call: Shelee Loughmiller at (707) 648-8616
Let’s make this July 4th unforgettable—will we see you in the parade?
Exciting news for art lovers and waterfront explorers! Stunning new sculptures have arrived on Mare Island, standing proudly in front of the historic coal sheds. These incredible works of art bring fresh creativity to the area, making it the perfect spot for a scenic stroll along the waterfront. Come see them for yourself and experience the beauty of art and nature coming together! Learn more at localeditioncreative. com/mare-island-artyard
Vallejo Youth Ages 12-25 The city of Vallejo wants your input on community challenges and ways to improve our community! Feedback from the survey will help to inform the Youth Strategic Plan and assist the city in decision making and future investment for youth.
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Know a local centenarian? Supervisors want to honor them
The Solano County Board of Supervisors needs the community’s help in identifying centenarians living in our community for recognition at a Board of Supervisors meeting later this fall as part of the 19th annual centenarian commemoration celebration.
For the past 18 years, the Solano County Board of Supervisors has celebrated the lives of local centenarians by hosting a special recognition ceremony during a Board meeting. This annual commemoration not only honors some of the county’s oldest residents but also highlights their life stories and draws attention to the unique challenges facing the senior community.
The life stories of our centenarians are documented in a hard cover yearbook as well as a video that features interviews with those that can participate. We present the video to the public at a Board of Supervisors meeting each year and a copy of the book is given to each centenarian and/or their family as a lasting tribute to their life and contributions to the community. This program, while rewarding for the Board of Supervisors, is really an important part of preserving our County’s rich history. These stories become part of the permanent record, not just for future generations of the centenarians’ families to hold, but for all of us.
To date the Board has honored more than 275 centenarians in Solano County. Two centenarians reached super-centenarian status, including Marie West in 2011 and Reta Wills in 2021. Super-centenarians are those individuals who have reached 110 years or older, which only occurs at a rate of about 1 in 7 million people. According to the U.S. Census Bureau 2024 population estimates, approximately 101,000 Americans are aged 100 or older at any given time in the United States, with California having the most at nearly 9,000 residents. Centenarians, according to the Pew Research Center, are predominately women (78 percent), have a family history of long-lived parents, enjoy regular physical activity, have a balanced diet, and maintain close relationships with family and friends.
HOW TO CONTACT THE COUNTY ABOUT CENTENARIANS
If you know of a centenarian, or, someone who is currently 99 years old and will be turning 100 by year’s end. Please email Centenarian@SolanoCounty.gov and/or call (707) 784-3004 by or before August 1, 2025. Please relay the following information over the phone or in an email to the Supervisor, including (1) the person’s name, (2) their address, (3) their phone number, (4) and their best contact email address.
Do you have unpaid, overdue tolls for Bay Area Express Lanes or bridges? Bay Area FasTrak is making it easier to pay, with payment plans for qualifying, low-income drivers to help you pay off your balance over time. Need help? Just ask.
For more information about the Bay Area Toll Payment Plan and eligibility requirements, visit www.BayAreaTollPaymentPlan.org.
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WINNERS
The Coach Sarna 14U 49ers NFL Flag Football Team has made history, winning the Northwest Regional Tournament at the Seattle Seahawks facility and securing a spot in the prestigious National NFL Flag Football Championships this July in Canton, Ohio—the first Bay Area team to qualify! Their journey to victory showcased skill, determination, and teamwork, defeating top-ranked opponents like the Everett Washington Vikings. As they prepare to face the nation’s best on ESPN, the community proudly supports them in their quest for a national title. Congratulations to the 14U 49ers on this incredible achievement! For more information, media inquiries, or sponsorship opportunities, please contact: Coach Ryan Sarna, 707-810-8097 or League President Ken Sarna 707-334-2961
thecoachsarnaleague.org
Planning an Event in Vallejo?
You may need a permit for that, especially if it’s more than 75 people. Let our team help you with that. Please visit the City of Vallejo’s website for more information: https://www.cityofvallejo.net/cms/one. aspx?portalId=16925451&pageId=17554100
If you are ready to submit your application you can do that here: https://cityofvallejo.formstack.com/forms/special_ event_application
If you have questions you can email specialevents@cityofvallejo.net or call us at 707-648-8616
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Owner-Occupied Housing Rehabilitation Program
The Homeacres Owner-Occupied Housing Rehabilitation Program aims to improve housing conditions, safety, code compliance, and revitalize the community. Solano County is offering financial assistance to help eligible homeowners repair and improve their homes.
Is Your Home in Need of Repairs? We understand that keeping up with repairs can be tough, especially for those on a tight budget. That’s why Solano County is excited to introduce a program that helps homeowners like you make essential home repairs and improvements.
Financial Assistance
• Low-Interest Loans for up to $80,000 with a 30-year term and a unique deferred payment option. Make NO monthly payments throughout the entire loan period!
• Emergency Repair Grants: Only offered in limited cases
• Funds are limited and will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.
Eligibility
• Must be the homeowner and live on the property needing repairs.
• Open to low-to moderateincome residents of u unincorporated Homeacres Neighborhood (see map on reverse)
Approved Use of Funds
• Health & safety repairs & upgrades
• Roof repair or replacement
• Foundation repair (cracks, uneven floors)
• Electrical repairs, heat-pumps, solar installation
• Window upgrades & attic insulation
Application and Information
Department of Resource Management 675 Texas Street, Suite 5500 Fairfield, CA 94533 (707) 784-6765 SolanoCounty com/Homeacres HomeRehab@SolanoCounty.com
Please Review the Application Guidelines Carefully to Determine Your Eligibility.
Solano County Mobility Programs
Countywide Programs:
Solano County Older Adults Medical Trip Concierge Service
■ This program provides subsidized Uber/Lyft services for Solano county residents to get to and from medical appointments (hospital, dentist, chiropractor, pharmacy, etc.).
■ Veterans of any age can access Travis AFB, Martinez VA clinic, Hume Center, and the Med Evals/QTR Assessment Center in Concord.
■ Any senior over 60 can use this program and receive a 60% subsidy, but qualifying low income seniors receive an 80% subsidy.
Volunteer Driver & Non-Profit Programs
■ Door-to-door rides for ambulatory seniors (60+). Please call 1-800-535-6883 for more information. Travel Training
■
Program for
V-Town Bikes
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Remembrance
This past Memorial Day, Vallejo came together in a solemn tribute to honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. While we are always grateful for those who serve and have served, Monday was a day of reflection—a moment to remember and express deep gratitude for those who gave everything so we could live free. Their courage and commitment will never be forgotten.
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City of Vallejo Water Department Documents HighQuality Drinking Water in Annual Report
Fun fact: Every drinking water utility in the State of California and in the U.S. is required by law to publish an annual water quality report. The Vallejo Water Department has released its findings from the 2024 water quality report, which is required each year by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the California State Water Board. New this year, Vallejo’s annual report layout exceeds the State’s minimum standards and is easier to read – with a larger page size, photos, bright colors, and a user-friendly table of contents, making it easier than ever to find information that you are looking for.
The results for Vallejo’s water quality in 2024 are…
(Drumroll please…)
Excellent!
Vallejo’s water meets and even surpasses state and federal requirements.
The Vallejo Water Department tested water samples for 17 inorganic compounds –chemicals like arsenic, mercury, and nickel. Most of these weren’t detected at all. Only 4 of the 17 were detected in trace amounts: aluminum, fluoride, hexavalent chromium, and nitrate. The nearly undetectable concentrations of each of these inorganic compounds fell well under the maximum levels allowed by the California Water Board and the United States EPA and are considered no threat to human health at these trace levels. These inorganics occur in the source
waters (Lake Berryessa and the Bay Delta) as a result of both erosion of natural deposits and human activity like factory discharges and fertilizers. However, most inorganics are entirely removed in the water treatment process. As is typical for any water system in compliance, no E. coli was detected in any of the Water Department’s samples.
Disinfection byproducts –the chemicals produced from the process of removing bacteria from the water –also routinely tested for by the Vallejo Water Department – all fell under the maximum limits allowed by state and federal requirements.
Some water customers in Vallejo may recall the Water Department’s call for volunteers in 2024 to test residential tap water for lead and copper. Of the dozens of homes throughout
Vallejo where the owner or occupant supplied samples of their tap water, not a single instance of lead was detected in the tap water. Trace amounts of copper were found in some samples but were all within safe levels and in compliance with state and federal regulations. The City of Vallejo’s Lead and Copper Study happens every three years and will occur next in 2027. (Vallejo customers should be advised that the current lead and copper study is complete; anyone going door-to-door to test homes’ tap water is not affiliated with the City of Vallejo, and customers are advised not to let these salespeople inside their homes.)
The Vallejo Water Department tested for 29 different PFAS – also known as polyfluoroalkyl substances, occasionally known as “forever chemicals,” as well as lithium and detected none.
“I am thrilled to share with our customers the good news that the water they drink from
their taps here in Vallejo is even higher quality than the levels we are legally required to produce,” said Beth Schoenberger, Vallejo Water Director. That achievement is brought to you by the dedicated work of less than 100 Water Department employees working as a team across many technical disciplines, 24/7/365 to ensure high quality water is there for you when you need it. It’s also supported by staff at City Hall who make sure our bills get paid, our technology functions, and our vacant positions get filled. I’m proud of the Water Quality staff for the upgrade of the layout of the Water Quality Report – making it more approachable and easier to understand for those who matter most: those of you who drink the water!”
Helpful resources:
• To read the full report, visit https://vallejowater. org/2024VallejoWaterQualityReport
• To receive a hard copy of the report, contact Vidia Gillula, Water Quality Manager 707-649-3472 or Vidia.Gillula@cityofvallejo.net.
• To read more about contaminants that the State of California regulates, visit this website: https://www.waterboards.ca.gov/ drinking_water/certlic/drinkingwater/ Chemicalcontaminants.html
• To learn more about contaminants that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency regulates, visit this website: https://www. epa.gov/ground-water-and-drinking-water/ national-primary-drinking-water-regulations
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The Napa Vine Trail starts in Vallejo and is planned to stretch 47 miles North to Calistoga, learn more at: https://www.vinetrail.org/
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SURVEY
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT NEEDS
IN THE CITY OF VALLEJO FOR THE HUD-REQUIRED CONSOLIDATED PLAN
TAKE OUR SURVEY BELOW
City of Vallejo, Housing & Community Development Survey
The City of Vallejo provides its programs and services in a non-discriminatory manner, and is an Equal Opportunity Employer. The City of Vallejo also encourages women and minority-owned businesses to submit bids and proposals for Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program and HOME Investment Partnerships Program contracts. For further information, contact the City of Vallejo Housing and Community Development Division at (707) 648-4507. For further information on this public notice, the hearing-impaired may call the California Relay Service at 1-800-735-2922 without a TTY/TDD, or 1-800-735-2929 with a TTY/TTD.
What is the Comprehensive Transportation Plan?
Solano Transportation Authority (STA) is developing a comprehensive transportation plan for Solano County, which is the primary long-range planning document for Solano County designed to create a safe, equitable, and sustainable multi-modal transportation system that meets the diverse mobility needs and sustainability goals of our communities.
How to Get Involved – We Want To Hear Your Feedback!
A key element of updating the Comprehensive Transportation Plan (CTP) is collaborating with members of the public to create a shared vision for a transportation system that is safe, equitable, sustainable, and meets the needs of Solano residents. We want to hear your feedback! Your input will play a crucial role in shaping transportation decisions in Solano County for the next 30 years.
Click HERE for more information
Or click HERE to take the survey
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IN CASE OF EMERGENCY OR EVACUATION
My Family designation meeting point in case of evacuation is:
(Example: Family or Friends Home one Town away)
Evacuation Checklist (the Six P’s):
People & Pets
Papers, Phone Numbers, & Important Documents
Prescriptions, Vitamins, & Eyeglasses
Pictures & irreplaceable Memorabilia
Personal Computers
Plastic - Credit/Debit Cards & Cash
Also Take
Laundry Bag
Cell Phone Charger
My Emergency Kit is Located at
Write Important Phone Numbers Here:
(Friends, immediate family, & Out of Area Contacts)
Name: Phone:
Name: Phone: Name: Phone: Name: Phone: Name: Phone:
Does My Home Emergency Kit Include?:
Water
Non-Perishable Foods (enough for 72 hours)
Basic Hygiene Products
Phone Charger
Battery Operated Radio
Basic First Aid (Band Aids, Adhesive Tape, Antiseptic Wipes)
Home Insurance Policy #:
Car Insurance Policy #: LOCK YOUR DOORS & WINDOWS IF EVACUATED
Follow the Vallejo Fire Department on Facebook for more safety information
• Seven Stations
• Seven Engines and one Tiller Truck
• Coverage of 54 Sq Miles of land and Waterway
• Population of 125,000
• 18,061 Total Calls
• 11,956 EMS Calls 94 Working Structure Fires
• 76 Vegetation Fires
• 149 Vehicles Fires
• Medical Transports Completed by Private Ambulance
• Aggressive Interior Fire Dept
• 18 Years of Age
• CA Driver’s Lic
• Current CA EMT Paramedic Lic
• Passing Score of (>70%) on the Fire Candidate Testing Center Written Test (FTCConline.org)
• Current Candidate Physical Ability (CPAT) Card
Firefighter Paramedic Candidates must be on the Firefighter Candidate Testing Center (FCTC) Statewide Eligibility List www.fctconline.org
Chakra
Domestic Short hair,
has no
out on the couch all
He does not chew anything when he is left alone. He plays nice with other dogs too.
A 1.5-year-old 7-lb shorthaired black kitty has been an adoptive mom to several different litters of kittens during her time with us, and now she’s ready for her forever family! Chakra is a bit shy but loves to play with wand toys!
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Position Details Requirements
$20.50 /hr - 35 hours per week + mileage reimbursement
No prior experience required!
Contract Term: JuneNovember 2025
Hiring In: Oakland, Daly City, San Rafael, and Vallejo
Interested??
Position Details
$19 50/hr - 35 hours per week
No prior experience required!
Contract Term: JuneNovember 2025
Hiring In: Oakland, Daly City, San Rafael, and Vallejo Requirements
Perform Green House Calls and make your community more energy efficient!
years old to apply
United Way California Capital Region
®
trouble with your landlord? at risk of eviction?
Solano County and CAP Solano JPA have partnered with United Way California Capital Region to help prevent homelessness in our communities.
Keep People Housed – Solano is a program that can provide eligible households with flexible financial assistance to pay rent, utilities, security deposits, or moving costs, as well as legal referrals and other services to prevent Solano County residents from becoming unhoused.
APPLY FOR HELP NOW BY SCANNING THE QR CODE BELOW
CONTACT US kphsolano.org (707) 316-8047 kphsolano@uwccr.org
¿PROBLEMAS CON TU ARRENDADOR?
¿EN RIESGO DE DESALOJO?
El Condado de Solano y CAP Solano JPA se han asociado con United Way California Capital Region para ayudar a prevenir la falta de vivienda en nuestras comunidades.
Keep People Housed – Solano es un programa que puede brindar asistencia financiera para pagar la renta, servicios públicos, depósitos de seguridad o costos de mudanza, así como referencias legales y otros servicios para evitar que los residentes del Condado de Solano se queden sin hogar.
Solicita ayuda ahora escaneando el código QR a continuación.
CONTÁCTANOS kphsolano.org (707) 316-8047 kphsolano@uwccr.org
Resource
Connect Solano Partners with United Way Bay Area to Expand 2-1-1 Access
As of March 3, Resource Connect Solano (RCS) is proud to announce its official partnership with United Way Bay Area, expanding access to Coordinated Entry System services. Now, individuals in Solano County experiencing or at risk of homelessness can simply call or text 2-1-1 to connect with vital resources.
RCS streamlines access to housing and supportive services, helping individuals navigate both immediate and long-term housing needs. Through the Coordinated Entry System, RCS identifies and facilitates the most appropriate response to each person’s unique situation.
Thanks to this new partnership, callers to 2-1-1 will be able to complete an intake and assessment in real-time with a United Way Bay Area Call Center Specialist available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This around-the-clock access marks a significant step forward in ensuring that those in need can connect to services whenever they need them day or night.
The 2-1-1 Bay Area Database includes a comprehensive network of non-profit and governmental agencies offering health and human services across the region. This confidential service is available to the public in English, Spanish, and 140 other languages. Whether for everyday needs or during times of crisis, 2-1-1 provides streamlined access to essential services such as:
• Food and shelter
• Counseling and mental health support
• Drug and alcohol intervention
• Employment assistance
• Volunteer and community support opportunities
If your organization provides health or human services and would like to be included in the 2-1-1 Bay Area Database, Click here to learn more.
Flyer with additional information are available at the City of Vallejo’s Homeless Resource page in Español, and Filipino. For more information, email RCS@caminar.org
