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Email from City Manager's Office Palo Alto community news, announcements, and events View as Webpage   What's New Project Safety Net Letter to the Community: Strength in Community Engaging Ways to Shape Transportation Initiatives Council Priorities Objectives Discussion on Monday State of the City: Tuesday, March 18 Weekly City Manager Updates: March 3 Citywide Updates Project Safety Net Letter to the Community: Strength in Community Project Safety Net issued a letter to the community following this week's tragedy offering ways to support one another during these challenging times. There are resources available to support you, youth, and community members experiencing loss and grief. allcove Palo Alto (2741 Middlefield Rd, Suite 102, Palo Alto) provides mental health, physical health, and other services for youth ages 12-25. The center will provide an in-person grief support session this coming Friday, March 7, 5 – 6 p.m. as well as processing spaces virtually and in person over the next two weeks. Acknowledging that this is a painful time for our community, we encourage everyone to come together and share resources to support community wellness. Read the full letter offering resources and gain other support in our Be Well section. Engaging Ways to Shape Transportation Initiatives Shape the future of how the community gets around Palo Alto through several efforts underway. The comment period on the draft Safe Streets for All Safety Action Plan, which plans for improvements that support vulnerable road users and reduce vehicle miles traveled closes on March 15. Use this interactive map to submit comments on the proposed bicycle network and other project recommendations, that are fundamental elements of the Bicycle and Pedestrian Transportation Plan update. Plus, attend an in-person workshop on April 2, 6-7:30 p.m. to learn, give feedback, and ask questions related to transportation planning. Council Priorities Objectives Discussion on Monday As follow up to their annual retreat when the 2025 City Council Priorities were selected, the City Council will review the proposed priority objectives and workplans on Monday, March 10. The proposed 2025 Priority Objectives include 68 items that will receive significant staff resources through the calendar year to make progress on the Council’s Priorities. Participate in-person or virtually or watch on the City’s YouTube channel. State of the City: Tuesday, March 18 Join the Mayor at the Rivian on Tuesday, March 18, 6 – 8 p.m. for the State of the City Address with a reception to follow. Gain a look at the year ahead, and progress updates on the Council’s 2025 priorities. Register to attend in person at www.cityofpaloalto.org/StateoftheCity or watch the live stream on the City’s YouTube Channel. Weekly City Manager Updates: March 3 City Manager Ed Shikada shares brief updates at each Council meeting, highlighting events, City services, and Council discussions planned. Catch up on the latest City issues and news through our Palo Alto Connect Medium.com series. This week, he shares that the final Green v. City of Palo Alto refunds will be credited ahead of schedule, ways to share input on the Bicycle & Pedestrian Transportation Plan, upcoming March events, and Council discussions planned. Be Well Help is Available to Everyone: Through times of tragedy and grief, finding support and resources for yourself and loved ones can help process and cope. The Santa Clara County lifeline is a direct connection to free, confidential, and compassionate support for anyone. Whether you’re going through a crisis or want to help a friend in need, call or text 9-8-8 to talk to a trained counselor who can support you. allcove Palo Alto is a place for young people to connect with others and access a variety of services. The City’s Be Well web page shares additional support and resources. We are here for you, Palo Alto. Wildflower Etiquette Guide: Spring is around the corner and wildflowers are beginning to bloom. Midpeninsula Regional Open Space shares guides for our local wildflowers. Learn how to view them properly and share your experiences in Palo Alto open spaces and parks with us on Instagram. Recipe of the Week: This Blender Banana Spinach Muffin recipe is a healthy and sustainable way to salvage those brown-spotted bananas in your pantry. Get some extra vitamins in these delicious-nutritious muffins that even the kids will enjoy. Family Resources Women’s History Month: In March, we celebrate the contributions and experiences of women in our history and culture. The library compiled this guide of book and film recommendations, local events, storytimes, and more to help celebrate this month! From a U.N. Association Film Festival film screening and local book club discussions to National Women’s History Museum online programs and a virtual visit to the Smithsonian American Women’s History Museum. Successfully Navigating College Admissions: Students and their families can learn about college admission trends, admission strategies, and the importance of community service from experts during a virtual presentation on Tuesday, March 11 at 4 p.m. Cubberley Community Center Community Meeting: Attend the first of three community workshops advancing the Cubberley Master Plan effort. Join the Cubberley conversation on Wednesday, March 19 at 6 p.m. to share feedback on the Cubberley Vision, Programming, & Placemaking. All meetings will be held at the Cubberley Pavilion located at 4000 Middlefield Rd., Palo Alto. Around the World in a Day Multicultural Festival: Connect with community at this celebration of cultures from around the world. Share, learn, and explore unique traditions on Saturday, March 29, 10 a.m. – 1p.m. at Lucie Stern Community Center. Immerse yourself at this festival with booths, performances, and exhibits. If you’re interested in participating by hosting a booth or performing, fill out the application on the event listing. Palo Alto Art Center Spring Family Day: Join us for a creative afternoon inspired by the current exhibition, Cut from the Same Cloth, on Sunday, March 30, 2 – 4 p.m. Enjoy art activities led by Art Center teaching artists, Palo Alto City Library, and FabMo, a fabric recycling nonprofit. Learn how to weave a rainbow at our rainbow plate weaving station, design some pajamas for a paper bear and weave your bear a blanket at our two-part goodnight paper bear craft station. Calendar & Careers Join the Conversation & Connect Decluttering for a Health Home; Start in the Kitchen March 8 @ 11 a.m. Chair Yoga March 8 @ 11 a.m. Photography Meetup March 9 @ 10 a.m. Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Training March 10 @ 6:30 p.m. Successfully Navigating College Admissions in 2025 March 11 @ 4 p.m. Nowruz New Year Celebration March 16 @ 2 p.m. Cubberley Community Meeting March 19 @ 6 p.m. View all community events on the City Calendar. Find your Next Career with Us! Cement Finisher Facility Attendant Field Services Inspector Landfill Technician Management Analyst Park Maintenance Person Recreation Programs Coordinator Senior Building Inspector Senior Chemist Senior Librarian (Youth Services) Senior Resource Planner Utilities Engineering Technician Find these jobs and more at www.CityofPaloAlto.org/Careers. As seen on Instagram ... City Manager's Office | 250 Hamilton Ave 7th Floor | Palo Alto, CA 94301 US Unsubscribe | Update Profile | Constant Contact Data Notice