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51 The important role of a school expands beyond education. Schools can be the center of a community’s social fabric. They are not just a space for youth, but a place for the community as a whole. Schools are often where community meetings, performances, and events are held. Following disasters, some schools can serve as temporary shelter sites, while others might house social services to support disaster stricken communities. While many of the critical facilities already listed may be located in publicly owned buildings, there are a number of other public services and operations that are critical for a jurisdiction to properly recover. City administrative services will be crucial to meet the surging demand for approvals, permits, and financing. Many public services outside the scope of emergency response will also need to be restored and operating soon after an event. Any social services that local governments administer will need to be restored quickly. Lastly, many local governments operate a number of infrastructure systems (local roads, water distribution, sewer, etc.) that will need departments to quickly repair damaged components and restore service to residents. Without a place to continue working, or without the resources or records needed to complete the tasks, a jurisdiction may be ill equipped to meet the increased workload expected in the aftermath of a disaster event. San Leandro Schools:  Corvallis Elementary School 14790 Corvallis Street San Leandro 94579  Garfield Elementary School 13050 Aurora Drive San Leandro 94577  Jefferson Elementary School 14300 Bancroft Avenue San Leandro 94577  Madison Elementary School 14751 Juniper Street San Leandro 94577  McKinley Elementary School 2150 East 14th Street San Leandro 94577 90