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We are excited to share the wonderful work our teammates do daily to help our Morgan Hill community thrive. This month, the City is featuring Unhoused Specialist, Brian Malicdem!	View Brian's Video

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The next Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) class is offered by Morgan Hill's Office of Emergency Services. CERT is a 20-hour training course that teaches how to respond to emergencies. Valuable info!	Register in Advance 

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The City is pleased to release its recommended Fiscal Years (FY) 2024-25 and 2025-26 Operating and FY 2024-2030 Capital Improvement Program Budgets, which aim to meet Community demands while maintaining fiscal responsibility.	Session Dates & Docs

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Morgan Hill Senior Housing 


This three-story, residential project is an 82-unit, affordable senior apartment complex located on Monterey Road next to the post office.	Project Page

Raising Cane's 


The project is in the process of seeking City approval for proposed development. It is a 3,000 square-foot fast food restaurant with a drive-through within the Evergreen Village commercial plaza, located on the corner of Cochrane Rd. and Butterfield Blvd.	Proposed Project Info

Cochrane Tech 


The approximately 29-acre site is located west of DePaul Road, south of Cochrane Road, east of US 101, and north of Half Road, and is a flexible commercial / industrial site that is under construction.	Project Page

Hotel MOHI 


Hotel MOHI is in Downtown located on Monterey Road between 1st Street and 2nd Street. The hotel will consist of 73 rooms and is under construction.	Project Page

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Food and Nutrition - Help patients select menu items, open containers, cut food into bite-sized portions, and eat during mealtimes.
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Your business or community group can make a difference in the lives of our Veterans. We host group volunteer opportunities at many of our facilities and can tailor a volunteer project that serves our Veterans, meets the needs and skills of your employees or group members, and helps us carry out our mission. Group volunteer opportunities may include:
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Dave and his wife, Louise, have lived in Danville since 1977 raising two children who graduated from SRVUSD, college, and now have successful careers and their own families. During those 46 years, Dave has been actively involved with public service, sports, and educational activities and programs in the community.After three years as a councilmember and currently Vice Mayor representing and serving the Danville community, Dave strives to preserve the core areas of our successful heritage that make Danville such a special place to live. His commitment is to harness the strengths and assets invested by the town over the many decades and to build on the foundation of what has been successful to meet our community’s expectations.Dave graduated with degrees from the University of California, Berkeley with a B.A. in Economics, and the University of California, San Francisco with a Doctor of Pharmacy. He has over 43 years as a successful senior pharmacy executive with relentless leadership drive, strategic and retail business experience with Fortune 100 ( Safeway Inc.) and Fortune 500 ( Longs Drug Stores, Inc.) companies. Currently, Dave is a consultant for a small business digital telemedicine technology company providing greater accessibility, affordability, and safety to consumers in need of health care in the U.S.Dave has actively served on committees and boards across the public and private sector including Board of Directors for Marin Clean Energy (MCE),member of Dougherty Valley Oversight Committee, member of ABAG,  Commissioner and former Chair for the Danville Senior Advisory Commission, governor appointed member of the California State Board of Pharmacy, and numerous advisory boards for industry and academia. 
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HomeNational Veterans Creative Arts FestivalNational Veterans Creative Arts FestivalMay 11 – 18, 2024 | Denver, CO

Nationwide, Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) medical facilities use the creative arts as one form of rehabilitative treatment to help Veterans recover from and cope with physical and emotional disabilities.
Across the country each year, Veterans enrolled at VA health care facilities compete in a local creative arts competition. The competition includes categories in the visual arts division that range from oil painting to leatherwork to paint-by-number kits. In addition, there are categories in writing as well as the performing arts of dance, drama, and music. Local creative arts competition top winning entries advance to a national judging process and first, second and third place entries are determined at the national level. First place winning Veterans are invited to attend the National Veterans Creative Arts Festival hosted by a different VA facility each year.
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Co-presented by the Department of Veterans Affairs and the American Legion Auxiliary, the National Veterans Creative Arts Festival is the culmination of VA facility competitions in art, creative writing, dance, drama and music for Veterans enrolled in the Department of Veterans Affairs national health care system.