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PAN is a networking organization where residents across neighborhoods share concerns. When we muster significant interest in a community concern, PAN amplifies the voices of residents at City Hall. As residents we don’t always agree on every little thing, and therefore seek to be sensitive to those among us who might not get behind an action that a PAN majority support.  PAN’s goal looks at big broad brushstroke issues affecting multiple or all neighborhoods  in Palo Alto. Want to learn more? Contact co-chair Becky Sanders  (rebsanders@gmail.com).

UPCOMING CITY MEETINGS

Visit CityofPaloAlto.org to see upcoming meeting schedules https://zoom.us/join   Meeting ID: 362-027-238   Phone: 1(669)900-6833      

Council and Commissions on Summer Break!

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Board and Commission Recruitment – Flyer | Applications

The application deadline: July 21, 2020 at 4:30 pm 

Human Relations Commission

1 position, term ending May 31, 2021

Public Art Commission

2 positions, terms ending May 31, 2023

View all Agendas/Minutes/Videos in one location

View the City of Palo Alto Events Calendar online

Fiscal Year (FY) 2020/2021 Proposed Operating & Capital Budget Transmittal Letter

FY 2020/2021 Proposed Capital Budget         

FY 2020/2021 Proposed Operating Budget

What’s Happening

NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS

While the pandemic is not over, Palo Alto’s Office of Emergency Services (OES) feels that systems, treatment capabilities, and public awareness are all in place to support the deactivation of its Emergency Services Volunteers (ESVs).  Thank you to the wonderful Volunteers who helped during the worst of this crisis and please keep building those neighbor to neighbor connections.

OES would like to emphasize that it is important for all of us to continue to shelter in place as much as possible and to follow the physical distancing, hand washing and mask wearing orders of Santa Clara County’s Public Health Officer to decrease the spread of the virus in our community.

Although the activation of ESVs is over, the city encourages every block to have a Block Preparedness Coordinator (or two).

Volunteer or learn more about this program, go to http://cityofpaloalto.org/emergencyvolunteers

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