Reso 2020-056 US HUD FY 2020-2024 5-Year Plan, 19-20 Action plan and CPP

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• City investment in Sustainability and Resiliency. How were these needs determined? Since 2010, public services have been primarily supported by CDBG funds and the City General Funds through the Community Assistance Grant Program (CAP). Efforts will continue to include the HSC and non-profit agency directors/members to improve and evaluate the needs assessment and funding process. The City's Recreation and Human Services Department hired Urban Strategies Council to conduct a Human Services Gap Analysis that was completed in April 2017. At the October 1, 2018 City Council meeting Staff proposed targeted areas of implementation based on the Gap Analysis and have proceeded to use it to prioritize expenditures of CDBG and the City's Community Assistance Grant Program (CAP) funds. Gaps were identified in the following services offered to San Leandro residents: high-level mental and behavioral health needs, child and family enrollment in CalFresh, cuts to critical safety net programs, and domestic and intimate partner violence. Efforts will continue to include the HSC and non-profit agency directors/members to improve and further evaluate those programs funded to address these identified gaps in service needs. HSC identifies social service needs in the community, reviews requests for funds, and makes recommendations for City financial support to social service agencies. The HSC identifies social service needs in the community and recommends to the City Council possible ways to meet those needs. HSC also evaluates and encourages the provision of social services in the City, reviews requests for funds, and makes recommendations for City financial support to social service agencies. Additionally, the Community Development Department's Priority Needs Survey solicited comments on public service needs by City programs and programs offered by non-profit social service agencies serving San Leandro. The City is committed to assisting in these facility improvements in order to assist these agencies provide better services to their clients and/or serve more clients. Consolidated Plan SAN LEANDRO 28 OMB Control No: 2506-0117 (exp. 06/30/2018)