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This Commission is made up of five members of the community who serve four-year staggered terms. The Human Services Commission provides the City Council with grant funding recommendations for the Human Services Grants Program and the Federal Community Development Block Grants program. The Commission also collaborates with the Cities of Livermore and Pleasanton Human Service Commissions to address unmet needs identified in the Tri-Valley Human Services Needs Assessment. The City Council formed this Commission in 2013 as an outcome of the Human Services Task Force.  The Human Services Commission Bylaws and Rules of Procedure govern the meetings and activities of the Commission.MissionThe City of Dublin Human Services Commission is dedicated to outreach, education, and collaboration to address the community's human service needs as represented in the adopted needs assessment.VisionThe Human Services Commission seeks solutions to the needs identified in the adopted needs assessment. The Commission will make recommendations to the Council on priorities for efforts that are consistent with the City Council's adopted mission, vision, and values.The Commission evaluates, encourages, and advocates for the provision of human services in the community by making recommendations for organizational grant funding; educating residents on human services needs and promoting available services; supporting citizen awareness; engagement and volunteerism in addressing human service needs; and by collaborating with neighboring cities on regional human services solutions.Contact UsContact the Commissioners via email. For questions regarding the Human Services Commission, please contact Human Services Staff at 925-556-4500.Opens in new windowPDF DownloadWord DownloadExcel DownloadPowerPoint DownloadDocument Download Opens in new windowPDF DownloadWord DownloadExcel DownloadPowerPoint DownloadDocument Download 

 
 
 

 

 

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Find information on all building and planning-related needs in the City of Dublin, including permitting, inspections, safety, zoning, and more.
 

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Staff from the Community Development Department work closely with residents, business owners, outside agencies, and other City departments to resolve health, safety, and public nuisance conditions that adversely affect the quality of life in Dublin and that are not in compliance with adopted regulations.
 

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Small cell facilities are a type of wireless broadband infrastructure. They typically take the form of small antennas (3-4 feet tall) that are placed on existing infrastructure (such as utility poles) and are accompanied by equipment cabinets installed lower on the pole.  They are relatively new and are taking the place of cell towers (macro cell technology), which can reach up to nearly 100 feet high and are designed to cover larger geographic areas.   

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While the Town reviews and approves the location of individual wireless applications, it must do so within parameters established by both federal and state laws that severely limit the Town’s discretion.   A summary of these laws can be found in the Presentation to Town Council by Telecom Law Firm available at www.danville.ca.gov/wirelessCollectively, these federal and state laws prohibit cities from:1. Denying a carrier the ability to provide service either through explicit prohibitions (example: banning new wireless facilities) or through actions that effectively prohibit service. 2. Denying wireless applications based on health concerns, such as those expressed about radio frequency emissions. 3. Stalling or failing to make a decision.  The Telecommunications Act imposes a short time frame, often referred to as a shot clock, for a city to review a wireless application.  Failure for a city to act results in the application being automatically approved without the ability to impose conditions of approval.4. Denying a carrier from using the public right-of-way to install their equipment.  

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The Morgan Hill City Council is made up of five elected officials. The Mayor is directly elected at-large by the voters of Morgan Hill to serve a two-year term, and four city council members are elected by district to four-year terms. The City holds an election every two years, with the Mayor up for election each cycle and the council member elections alternating every two years. Morgan Hill also has an elected treasurer who is elected every four years.Meet Your Mayor and Council Members

 
 
 

 
 
 

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The City of Auburn is a general law city that operates under the council-manager form of municipal government, using a combined election and appointment system to create Auburn's staff of city officials. The City of Auburn is governed by a 5-member, elected City Council, which establishes overall policies for the city. City residents elect:

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Annually, the council selects one of its members to serve as Mayor and another to serve as Vice Mayor. The Mayor presides at council meetings, appoints council members to various internal and external committees, attends community events as the council's representative, and performs other ministerial duties. The Vice Mayor presides in the Mayor's absence.

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The State University of New York Maritime College in Fort Schuyler (Throggs Neck) — at the far southeastern tip of the Bronx — is the national leader in maritime education and houses the Maritime Industry Museum.Land: The Bronx also includes several small islands in the East River and Long Island Sound, such as City Island and Hart Island. Rikers Island in the East River, home to the large jail complex for the entire city, is also part of the Bronx.

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High-Tech Conference hosted by JPL and the City of Pasadena on September 6, 2023, at the Pasadena Convention Center Ballroom. Event start time: 8:30 AM to 5 PM. (In person)

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	The Jet Propulsion Laboratory is a unique national research facility that carries out robotic space and Earth science missions, and operates NASA's Deep Space Network. On many of our projects, programs and missions, we partner with private industry, universities, non-profit organizations, and government agencies.
	

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Thomas H. May Legacy of Excellence Award

	This JPL small business award is designed to recognize excellence in subcontract performance on a JPL-issued subcontract.
	
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2020: Tendeg LLC
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2018: Safari Micro Government Solutions
2017: Millennium Engineering & Integration Company
2016: MORI Associates
2015: TerraSond Limited
2014: Dynamic Systems
2013: JTC Architects
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2011: The Terraza Design Group
2010: ATA Engineering
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Our Vision: The Piedmont Police Department contributes to community safety and equity by continually exemplifying the best of policing.
Our Mission: The Piedmont Police Department is dedicated to providing quality service in an honest, ethical and impartial manner. We strive to reduce crime and improve public safety by engaging with our community and utilizing innovative technology.  
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INTEGRITY: Our organizational legitimacy is based on the ethics and honesty of each employee to ensure we earn and maintain trust.
PROFESSIONALISM: As dedicated employees, we are committed to and accountable for providing outstanding service.
RESPECT: With each personal encounter, we treat all with dignity and acknowledge the need for voice and listening in order to build trust and find solution.

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STRATEGIC PLAN 2021- 2024
It is my privilege to introduce the Piedmont Police Department’s Strategic Plan for 2021-2024.  This strategic plan represents the collaborative efforts of many people who took the time and had the trust to engage in open and honest conversations about community safety in our City.  
In this strategic plan you will find identified priorities and objectives which are aligned with our Vision, Mission and Values to provide police services, programs and facilities that meet the needs of a diverse community in a financially responsible manner.  SEE MORE 

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As we wrap up National Public Works Week, we’re excited to spotlight our most important transportation project: the Dublin Boulevard Extension. This long-planned extension will create a crucial link between neighboring cities, enhancing transportation infrastructure and improving neighborhood access for local residents. You may have seen members of our Public Works and Communications teams discussing the project back in March at the St. Patrick’s Day Celebration, alongside engineers from BKF Engineers. Thank you to everyone who stopped by and showed interest!

Our Public Works Department consists of dedicated individuals committed to enhancing the quality of life for all Dublin residents through a variety of essential duties.