?? Interested in working with the City? Join us at our upcoming event to learn everything you need to get started! You'll have the chance to: ? Understand City vendor solicitations ? Register as a vendor with ease ? Get updates on projects opening for bid ? Sign up for bid alerts ? Submit your questions ? Walk through the vendor registration process This is a great opportunity to connect and explore ways to do business with the City. Don’t miss out on this virtual information session—see you there! Register today! https://loom.ly/HUMInP4
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Situated at the northern tip of Monterey Bay, Santa Cruz enjoys a moderate climate year-round and is surrounded by a beautiful coastline and a greenbelt of mountains and redwood forests. With an estimated population of 62,864 according to the 2013 Census, Santa Cruz is the largest city in Santa Cruz County. Santa Cruz is home to the University of California, Santa Cruz, a premier research institution and educational hub. TOP REASONS TO WORK IN THE CITY OF SANTA CRUZ The Place The City of Santa Cruz City Hall is located in the heart of beautiful downtown Santa Cruz. The community has a sense of place and history with a small-town atmosphere. The People The City of Santa Cruz is the third largest employer in Santa Cruz. The City is an equal opportunity employer that values diversity. The workforce is comprised of approximately 700 full-time, 50 part-time, and about 450 seasonal workers. One of the highlights of working for the City of Santa Cruz is the opportunity to work with an extraordinary team of people committed to delivering excellence in all services provided. The Perks The City offers competitive compensation, benefits, and retirement plans. City-paid benefits include medical, dental, vision, basic life insurance, long-term disability, and an Employee Assistance Program, which includes free counseling, legal, and financial services. The City supports employee health and wellness! City employees can participate in a variety of free healthy and fun lunchtime activities, including yoga, meditation, disc golf, ping pong, jogging, walking, basketball, and arts and crafts. The Projects Employees have the opportunity to work on meaningful and engaging projects within a community of active and engaged citizens. City projects are complex and challenging due to the community’s unique history and location, its demographics and growing population, and its natural resources and environmental constraints.
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- Santa Cruz，CA
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- 1866
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- planning、public safety、government、economic development、local government、utilities、permits、parks and recreation和civic engagement
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Join us on Tuesday, Nov. 19, from 5:30 to 7 p.m., for a webinar in which we’ll report on the community's rankings of proposed projects and other ideas for the 5-year Roadmap for West Cliff. Zoom link: https://loom.ly/lvWUkwk
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?? Today is Election Day! ?? ?? Voting locations are open today from 7AM-8PM, Tuesday, November 5, 2024! ?? The County VoteMobile will also be in town at Dominican Hospital from 8AM-11AM! ? Find a VOTE CENTER & DROP BOX LOCATIONS: https://loom.ly/3PPDp6I
Vote Center & Drop Box Locations
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District 1 neighbors! Join Councilmember Martine Watkins tonight for an evening of community updates and get the latest news from Parks & Recreation, Planning & Community Development, Emergency Services (Police & Fire) and Public Works & Transportation. See you there! #SantaCruz #District1 ??? Thursday, Oct. 24 from 5-6:30 p.m. ?? De Laveaga Elementary School | 1145 Morrissey Blvd, Santa Cruz
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??Thank you for attending the Community Conversation for the 5-Year Roadmap for West Cliff on October 21st at the London Nelson Community Center; we appreciate your time and insights. There's still time to provide feedback! We encourage you to share your thoughts on the potential projects being considered. Please submit your comments before Monday, October 28th, at 4:00 PM, when the feedback form will close. Click here for the feedback form: https://loom.ly/evLm5jM ??Up Next! ????Join us on November 19th on Zoom to review the feedback gathered on the potential projects. ??The public comment period for the Draft 5-Year Roadmap will open in December 2024 and will be available through January 2025. More details coming soon! ???The 5-year Roadmap will go to the City Council in early 2025.
Community Conversations: West Cliff Roadmap - 10/21: Project Prioritization
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We look forward to seeing you on Monday, 10/21, from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM in the Auditorium at the London Nelson Community Center to review potential projects for the 5-year roadmap for West Cliff! We’ll also share information on Nature Based Solutions and our current projects underway. Can’t make it in person? No problem! We’ll follow up with an online feedback form so everyone can participate. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gw7Pf-jk. ??? Date: Monday, October 21 ?? Location: London Nelson Community Center, Auditorium ? Time: 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Join Us - District 1 Open House! Join Councilmember Martine Watkins for an evening of community updates in your neighborhood! ?? Thursday, October 24th ? 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM ?? De Laveaga Elementary School | 1145 Morrissey Blvd, Santa Cruz Get the latest news from City Departments: ?? Parks & Recreation ??Planning & Community Development ?? ?? Emergency Services: Santa Cruz Police & Fire ?? Public Works & Transportation See you there! #SantaCruz #District1
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??? SCPL has announced the return of the Book Buddy program! This program is back to help homebound patrons enjoy all the amazing resources our libraries have to offer. The Book Buddy program pairs volunteers with homebound individuals, delivering books and other materials straight to their doors. If you're interested in receiving this service or want to volunteer, reach out today: ?? Book Buddy Recipient: 831-427-7700 x7614 | [email protected] ?? Volunteer: 831-427-7700 x7638 | [email protected] AND check out all the other great programs and resources the Library has to offer at www.santacruzpl.org #BookBuddy #SCPL
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Thanks to the efforts of Senator John Laird (D-Santa Cruz), Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas (D-Salinas), and Assemblymember Gail Pellerin (D-Santa Cruz), the City of Santa Cruz is to receive $2 million to support homelessness response programs and shelters within the City. This vital funding from the State will enable the City of Santa Cruz to continue its successful work addressing homelessness.” said Senator John Laird. “We could not allow the progress made by the city on its homelessness response efforts to come to a halt. I am grateful for the partnership of Speaker Rivas and Assemblymember Pellerin in helping to achieve what initially seemed impossible during this precarious budget year.” These one-time funds will support the City Overlook at the National Guard Armory, the City’s largest emergency shelter which offers 135 tent-based shelter sites. Participants have access to 24/7 staff support, two meals a day, hygiene facilities, on-site health care visits, and shuttle service to and from the site. In addition, program participants are provided with case management and housing navigation from trained shelter staff who can help remove barriers to jobs and housing. “In a difficult budget year my colleagues Senator Laird, Speaker Rivas, and I were able to help the City of Santa Cruz secure $2 million from the State to continue the vital homelessness work in the City. We must continue to working on housing first solutions,“ said Assemblymember Gail Pellerin. Since 2022, City of Santa Cruz homelessness response programs have provided shelter for approximately 930 people and helped over 180 people into more stable housing, contributing to a 36% decrease in homelessness over the past year in the City of Santa Cruz. “State funding has been a critical part of the positive impact we have seen here,” said City of Santa Cruz Mayor Fred Keeley. “Addressing homelessness takes time and we are making progress. Emergency shelters are an essential part of the solution. We have witnessed incredible transformations in people when they have a stable, safe living environment. Entering one of our City shelters can be the first step on a person’s journey out of homelessness.” The City recently adopted the first Homelessness Response Three-Year Strategic Plan 2024-2027 (HRSP). The HRSP has five action areas: Shelter, Care & Support; Community Safety; Building Capacity & Partnerships; Affordable & Supportive Housing; and Environmental Stewardship. Learn more about the City’s Homelessness Response efforts are: https://lnkd.in/gkSBPi2H
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