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<br /> 74 | P a g e <br />City of San Leandro, CA <br />Fiber Master Plan <br />• IT provides support for employee cell devices to <br />make sure employee has access to City apps on their <br />device. <br />• Street lights are a mix of metered and unmetered. <br />• CIP projects need to identify maintenance <br />and replacement funding sources (Smart <br />City technology can help). <br /> <br /> <br />Recreation and Human Services <br /> <br />The City Recreation and Human Services Department consists of two community <br />centers50, and three community pools51. In addition, there are 23 parks and recreation <br />facilities including community and neighborhood parks, swimming pools, an aquatic <br />center52, dog park, tennis courts, ball park and sports fields. The parks range in size from <br />the smaller 1-acre neighborhood parks to the 30-acre Marina Park. <br /> <br />Additional services offered under the Recreation and Human Services Department <br />include Human Services, which provides social service resource information and support <br />for nonprofit organizations; the Kids Club, an afterschool program for transitional <br />kindergartners through 5th grade; Senior Services; Volunteer Services; and a variety of <br />other programs for children, teens, adults and seniors. <br /> <br />Interview with the Recreation and Human Services Department <br /> <br />Recreation and Human Services Department (Jeanette Dong) – October 24, 2017 <br />Key Findings Opportunities & Needs <br />• The Cherry Festival is the only major <br />City-run event. They have a new app for <br />the festival, which had 100 Gb of data <br />downloaded via public Wifi (5,000 <br />connections over 8 hours). <br />• Department manages fields for various <br />sports leagues and Recreation manages <br />scheduling for all Rec facilities. <br />• The Department offers and manages <br />various activities in the community <br />including events for teens, at senior <br />center, outdoor movie nights, and it is <br />experimenting with outdoor music at <br />the shoreline. <br />• Rec has about 15 computers at the <br />Senior Center. <br />• Presently none of the parks have Wifi, although CIP has <br />a $200k budget to install in the most heavily used <br />parks. <br />• Possibility is to backhaul fiber that is already going into <br />schools (many parks are adjacent to schools). The City <br />IT and SLUSD have begun discussions. <br />• Some City pools still need Wifi. Boys & Girls Club/pool is <br />connected. <br />• Updating of cameras at community centers is needed <br />(currently managed by PW). Need for cameras at high- <br />incident parks (Marina, Aquatic Center at Washington <br />Manor, Halcyon). <br />• Aquatic center pools are quite dated, but would be nice <br />to have equipment/sensors connected to fiber if <br />possible. Having infra-red (movement) detectors is <br />desired. <br /> <br />50 Marina Community Center and the Senior Community Center <br />51 Farrelly, San Leandro Boys & Girls Club and the San Leandro Family Aquatic Center <br />52 Washington Manor Park