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File Number: 23-251 <br />of San Leandro's libraries to incorporate emerging technology and best <br />practices in library design. <br />§Action CSF-3.1.B: Library Master Plan Consider the development of a Citywide <br />Library System Master Plan. <br />§Action CSF-3.1.C: Equipment Acquisition On an ongoing basis, secure funding <br />for technology improvements, hardware, building furnishings, and other <br />upgrades to ensure that the City’s libraries remain cutting edge and responsive <br />to public needs. <br />·Policy CSF-3.3 Adequate Funding. Ensure that library funding remains adequate to sustain or <br />increase existing service levels, including staffing, programming, and technology upgrades. <br />Maintain or exceed American Library Association standards throughout the City’s library <br />system. <br />·Policy CSF-3.4 Libraries as Neighborhood Centers. Promote programs and events that affirm <br />the role of the City’s libraries as community and neighborhood gathering places and that <br />reflect the City’s diverse population. <br />·Policy CSF-3.5 Resources for Self-Improvement. Ensure that San Leandro’s libraries and <br />other community institutions provide a setting for the open exchange of ideas and information <br />and provide an opportunity for residents of all backgrounds to improve their skills and <br />knowledge. <br />·Policy CSF-4.5 Language and Media Diversity. Ensure access to information among those <br />persons without easy access to electronic media, and those persons whose primary <br />language is not English. Information on City facilities and activities, including sports, events, <br />resources, and programs, should be provided in a variety of mediums and languages. <br />·Policy CSF-5.2 Child and Family Services. Support the development of child and family <br />services and programs that encourage safe and healthy environments for children and <br />families. <br />·Policy CSF-5.4 Inclusive Approach. Promote an inclusive approach to youth services, <br />soliciting participation by individuals as well as the diverse range of organizations serving <br />youth and young adults in the community. <br />·Policy CSF-5.8 Services for Older Adults. Support the expansion of older adult services and <br />programs to improve access to critical resources and maintain quality-of-life standards. <br />Access to senior services should be improved through planning, advocacy, and the use of <br />City and other resources to address identified needs. <br />·Policy CSF-5.13 Multi-Lingual Information and Cultural Competency. Encourage public <br />agencies to provide services, classes, outreach materials and information to San Leandro <br />residents in multiple formats and languages. Cultural competency is equally important as <br />language access. <br />Page 3 City of San Leandro Printed on 5/31/2023
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