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Page 35 channels, through emails to key stakeholders, and through articles in the San Leandro Times, Latin Bay Area, and Vision Hispana. Senior Commission Chair Janice Woycheshin promoted the survey with members of the San Leandro Breakfast Club, and Senior Commissioner Bella Comelo and Pear Street also promoted the survey with members of the Rotary Club. Hard copy surveys were available at strategic locations across the city. Displays were set up at twelve (12) locations: City Hall; Senior Community Center; Marina Community Center; Main Public Library; Manor Branch Library; Davis Street; Korean Community Center of the East Bay; Vietnamese Community Center of the East Bay; Family Resource Navigators; Fargo Senior Center; Carlton Senior Living; La Bombonera Indoor Soccer; and D Gonzales Meat Market. Surveys were available in multiple languages, including English, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Vietnamese, Tagalog, and Korean. The survey asked respondents to rank the areas of need for older adults in San Leandro from most pressing to least pressing, and to similarly rank specific projects and solutions under each area of need. You can view images of the paper survey on the next page. Filtered Survey Responses At the point Pear Street closed the survey on April 12, 2024 and began to clean the data for analysis purposes, it appeared from checking the IP addresses that a number of online survey responses may have originated from areas outside of San Leandro and the Bay Area. Because IP addresses do not provide a 100% accurate geolocation, it is impossible to verify for certain the location of each respondent. As a result, Pear Street took as conservative approach as possible to clean the data, and filtered out the survey responses from IP addresses not in San Leandro or its immediate neighbors. City of San Leandro | Age-Friendly Action Plan