Cycle 6 Idea Theme Keywords PB ‐ 1113 I propose creating waivers or financial aid stipends for homeowners for the repair of neighborhood City Infrastructure accessibility walking, stroller, wheelchair accessible sidewalks (or lack thereof) where tree roots or old growth have either severely damaged or impeded the safe walking/rollingsidewalks of high foot traffic neighborhoods. Daily, I see dozens of people (myself and family members included) weave backand forth, on and off of streets to the sidewalk or lack thereof sidewalks to walk dogs (many elderly pet owners), take children in strollers, and exerciseall over the greater neighborhood in Fairmont Gardens area. This is a tremendous safety hazard for pedestrians dodging cars zipping around corners or down hills and a costly fix for homeowners who are burdened with both the tree maintenance/removal of hazardous growth and the permitting fees/concrete pouring of sidewalk repair. I have seen elderly people trip on severely broken sidewalks, children fall/slide on non‐ existent sidewalk paths in front of homes, parents with babies in strollers have to walk down the street, straddling the edge of parked cars and oncoming traffic. The trees are a beautiful trademark of the area and create welcome shade on sunny days, but several‐decade‐old‐growth trees create a multi‐faceted problem for walkers, strollers, rollers, riders, runners, handicapped, disabledpedestrians and homeowners alike. Newer homeowners often inherit these problematic properties with no aid to remedy the situation and longtime or elderly homeowners may find themselves unable to make costly repairs at this stage in their lives. This would greatly improve the safety of pedestrians, especially those walking for the health of themselves, their pets, their children, an aging family member, as well as the aesthetically cleaner, neater sidewalks, especially where there are none.

PB ‐ 541 automatic bathroom doors; FDSC City Infrastructure ADA , accessibility FDSC improvements , seniors PB ‐ 395 Adult School building upgrades because it opens doors to careers & education for City Infrastructure adult school , structural improvement the members of the community, ESL, Vocations PB ‐ 328 After‐school neighborhood/campus clean‐up City Infrastructure After‐School, Clean‐Up, Environment, neighborhood , youth PB ‐ 1126 I recently returned from France, where pianos are installed in many of their train stations and airports. I City Infrastructure art noticed how travelers are attracted to these pianos and how piano playing helps to reduce stress and add positive vibes to these spaces. Using such social media channels like Nextdoor, I believe we can locate folks who are more than willing to donate pianos they no longer want. We will place them in indoor public spaces, like inside the Ferry Terminal.

PB ‐ 461 Umbrella Art Installation downtown City Infrastructure Art , art installation , downtown , beautification PB ‐ 299 Umbrella Art installation see: Umbrella Sky Project . Place in Indian Alley with lights City Infrastructure art , public art, tourism , social media to bring safety to our dark alleys. PB ‐ 306 Light up the alleys , install art displays downtown City Infrastructure art , public art, tourism , social media

PB ‐ 307 install art displays downtown City Infrastructure art , public art, tourism , social media PB ‐ 475 Art Walk from Ferry to Downtown City Infrastructure Art Walk , dowtown , tourism , beautification

PB ‐ 1242 Bathroom for 2nd Friday Art Walk on Georgia Street City Infrastructure bathroom

PB ‐ 1359 Bathroom for 2nd Friday Art Walk on Georgia Street City Infrastructure bathroom

PB ‐ 912 More bathrooms in downtown Vallejo that are cleaned every 2‐4 weeks. There is not many places to use city infrastructure bathrooms the restroom downtown. PB ‐ 927 Our city needs new and improved bathrooms, located anywhere where necessary City Infrastructure bathrooms

PB ‐ 1130 The cascading water fountain outside the library could use some color. Specifically, each of the "boxes" City Infrastructure Beach waterfront recreation could be painted by a different Vallejo artist. Maybe one could be done in mosaic. When I left the library last weekend, the water was green. It isn't a good look, particularly when flowing over the old chipped paint that is there now. Vallejo has an awesome arts community. Let's honor them by hiring some of them to beautify this fountain. It will benefit everyone who walks near it. This is one of those projects that could easily be done for $5000, split among the artists. This project would also benefit the art community and pay them back in some small way for all of the beauty they bring and have brought to Vallejo. Win win.

PB ‐ 915 Make Vallejo downtown great again and better, to make Vallejo look good. city infrastructure Beautification PB ‐ 920 Revitalize Downtown because Vallejo is expanding and due to theat we should remodel the heart of the city infrastructure Beautification City. PB ‐ 925 More economical groups or trash/recycle bins. There is is still many trash/plastic laying around. So they can city infrastructure Beautification pick up trash and recycling. PB ‐ 930 Welcome to Vallejo Signs with painting or something cool. To welcome everyone to Vallejo. Because it city infrastructure Beautification makes people feel welcomed into Vallejo. Locations: All/Almost all entrances of Vallejo

PB ‐ 933 The abondoned classroom buildings on Mare Island. It could be fixed and a store can also be added. It city infrastructure Beautification looks terrible. PB ‐ 937 Buildings all over (especially downtown and Mare Island) are very old and haven't been restored. We city infrastructure Beautification should repaint, repair, and resurface old buidligns along with cleaning up the old buildings. The old and run down building on Mare Island make Vallejo look dirty and run down. Instead of helping Vallejo look nice and like a city people want to spend time in, people don't want to be associated with Vallejo.

PB ‐ 958 We have a middle and high schoools, and kids can clean up 2 ‐ 3 times a year. There is junk everywhere, City Infrastructure Beautification and it would help the world and less trash in the ocean. Location: Vallejo schools

PB ‐ 1024 fix up Downtown to make it safer and prettier so that people coulod enjoy it. To bring people and so that city infrastructure Beautification people can enjoy living her more. PB ‐ 1148 There are 3 parking lots in downtown VTown, York and Sonoma, York and Marin, Marin and Virginia that City Infrastructure beautification need beautification. Currently, the cobblestone perimeter at twoof the lots needs to be removed as they present a safety hazard. All three lots need repavingand striping. All three lots need updated landscaping. All three lots need secured dumpster areas as no one needs to see random dumpsters overflowing with trash. More public trash bins need to be added and trash bins need to be emptied twice a week.

PB ‐ 426 Clean neighborhoods of trash and garbage City Infrastructure beautification , clean up , community , llegal dumping PB ‐ 424 Organize a citywide effort by citizens, city departments, and leadership to clean up trash, furniture, City Infrastructure beautification , clean up , community , abandoned cars, and items from the homeless vehicle abatement, illegal dumping PB ‐ 154 Hanging baskets on the waterfront City Infrastructure Beautification , landscape , planters , waterfront PB ‐ 229 Fix the Flagpoles on Mare Island Way. Install welcome signs and landscape in entry ways. City Infrastructure beautification , welcome signs , landscape , flagpoles PB ‐ 155 Downtown benches/seating for people to rest or regroup during Georgia Street events City Infrastructure Beautification, benches ,rest areas, downtown PB ‐ 505 Street Beautification City Infrastructure Beautification, streets

PB ‐ 617 Sheltered benches at every bus stop because hard to stand in hot sun, City Infrastructure Benches , shelter , rest areas , busstops , cold and wind structures PB ‐ 11 More bike locking racks City Infrastructure bike , racks

PB ‐ 1267 Bike lanes. Because not enough lanes. Everywhere in Vallejo City Infrastructure bike ‐lanes PB ‐ 1119 Construct a walking/bicycle path connecting Solano County Fairgrounds & Six Flags Discovery Kingdom to City Infrastructure bike path the Target/Costco shopping center across freeway. Currently the only walking path across freeway detours significantly to Redwood St's overpass. This would benefit the shops at Target/Costco shopping center, Solano County Fairgrounds, & Six Flags theme park by allowing those interested in events at either venue to also shop within reasonable walking distance, also allows for use of shopping center as overflow parking should both fairgrounds & Six Flags venues become full. Vallejo is about to have a In & Out Burger restaurant installed directly across freeway from fairgroundsand this would be 1 way to reduce vehicle traffic by allowing pedestrians to access both sides of freeway without use of a vehicle.

PB ‐ 506 Bike Paths City Infrastructure Bike Paths , bikes , trails , markings PB ‐ 1326 Bike racks. Add bicycle racks everywhere. We need to promote cycling City Infrastructure bike racks

PB ‐ 1327 Bike Racks. Bike racks everywhere‐the cheap ones. Support green transit and safety City Infrastructure bike racks

PB ‐ 650 bike racks downtown, Georgia‐Sonoma‐Ferry Bldg. City Infrastructure bike racks , bikes

PB ‐ 74 Install bicycle racks downtown because there is no place on Georgia st. to safely lock bikes when visiting City Infrastructure bikes , bicycles , bike racks , downtown , businesses georgia st. PB ‐ 42 Bike trails on the railroads (buy out railroad) convert an east line (flour mill) to a City Infrastructure Bikes, bike trails, walking trails, trails , bike lane and pedestrian walkway, with lights and security cameras. It's needed for railroads , safety and health o the community because this line is already in use by pedestrians pedestrians, paths and bicycles. Location: mill to kaiser to Peoples High School. PB ‐ 70 Bike trails (paved & unpaved) in hills of Vallejo as well as trails in the city for kids to bike safely . Project can City Infrastructure Bikes, bike trails, walking trails, trails, be located at Bay Area Ridge Trails pedestrians, paths, bay area ridge trail PB ‐ 1149 Boat launch area needs to be cleaned up and the element hanging out there discouraged. All people City Infrastructure boat desiring to go there will benefit. Currently it’s an eye sore and safety risk.

PB ‐ 1117 Replacement of the old bridge that connected the north side of Curtola Parkway (Beach Street) and the City Infrastructure bridge Lake Dalwigk Park side. Bridge could also be aestheticly pleasing to motorists traveling to/from the Downtown area. Lights could light up the bridge at night, as well as welcome sign.

PB ‐ 151 Retro fit and beautify downtown architecture and assist new buisness owners City Infrastructure Buildings , retrofit , downtown , small businesses PB ‐ 495 Bus Shelters City Infrastructure Bus Shelters ,

PB ‐ 918 Downtown Vallejo should have more businesses. This can increase more money for Vallejo to improve our city infrastructure Business economy. We can possibly use the money to improve education, police stations, etc.

PB ‐ 935 Have/open businesses that are highly demanded. Ask companies to open here, such as high end shoe city infrastructure Business stores, etc. Location" high traffic areas PB ‐ 291 install bus stop shade structures to have better places to wait throughtout the city City Infrastructure busstops , shade , structures

PB ‐ 114 Create shaded structures over bus stops City Infrastructure busstops , transportation

PB ‐ 934 Build a casino for people to have fun and to spend money. city infrastructure Casino

PB ‐ 284 Establish a casino for economic development City Infrastructure casino, economic development

PB ‐ 1159 Through out locations in Vallejo (ie Ferry Building Parking Lot, more charging stations at City Hall, 2‐3 on City Infrastructure charging station Georgia Street and other various locations). Vallejo as a whole will benefit. Actually it's bigger than just Vallejo the earth will benefit. In the next 5 years ownership of Electric vehicles will double expecially in California.\n.This will make it easier for owners to charge their vehicles and release zero emissions into the air. PB ‐ 65 Cell phone charging stations at parks because homeless/needy people need to charge their phones City Infrastructure charging stations , parks , homeless

PB ‐ 514 Chirping' streetlights to help visually‐impaired pedestrians cross streets safely City Infrastructure chirping streetlights, visually‐impaired, streets , disabled , pedestrian safety PB ‐ 85 they need people to clean City Infrastructure clean

PB ‐ 373 Clean the city City Infrastructure clean , clean up

PB ‐ 130 cleaner streets to improve city City Infrastructure clean , clean up , trash

PB ‐ 173 Clean up and beautify Vallejo: monthly clean up sponsored by city to promote pride and city morale. Place City Infrastructure clean , clean‐up , trash , artists, murals, more trash cans around the city, and pay artists to paint murals. Vallejo coud be beautiful beautify, pride

PB ‐ 913 Less trash because there are so much trash around that I see every few days. city infrastructure Clean up

PB ‐ 914 Clean up the trash form the streets or anywhere. Our leftover trash is very bad for the environment and city infrastructure Clean up the animals that inhabit the area. Our trash can also make it to the cities swer system and cause event more harm. Location: entire city and schools, starting with the most trash‐poluted areas.

PB ‐ 919 Clean up railroads because they are highly poluted. Animals eat the garbage and the garbage is piling up city infrastructure Clean up and is jst generaly gross and unclean. Clean from Kaiser to Mini Drive to Louis Brown Drive

PB ‐ 932 Clean up trash around the City to improve life quality. We have a lot of garbage around the city that makes city infrastructure Clean up the City look lowend and is a big problem in our world. PB ‐ 1031 neighborhood cleaning City Infrastructure clean up

PB ‐ 1137 Clean up Vallejo with a focus on trash illegally dumped and the street sweeping. The citizens benefit and City Infrastructure clean up the city is filthy. PB ‐ 1150 My suggestion is for adopt an area or street of Vallejo for clean‐up of garbage/trash or dumping and City Infrastructure clean up repairs such as sidewalks or tree trimming. This is similar to adopt a highway program in San Jose.

PB ‐ 458 City Wide Clean‐Up (I‐80, I‐29 & 37 Areas) City Infrastructure Clean Up, clean , illegal dumping

PB ‐ 252 Clean streets when there are no cars parked on it. City Infrastructure clean, clean street , street sweeping , vehicle abatement PB ‐ 67 Clean‐up of debris on Railroad tracks and areas where people have camped out City Infrastructure clean, clean‐up , railroad tracks , encampments PB ‐ 37 What can we do to better THE CITY OF VALLEJO: volunteers to help clean and rebuild City Infrastructure clean, rebuild, our city is delightful but it needs a little improvement. Cost: $250,000 PB ‐ 642 vehicle abatement, commercial business in residential zones City Infrastructure clean, signage, vehicle abatement

PB ‐ 637 clean the city, post signage, enforce street sweeping; program keep downtown City Infrastructure clean,signage ,street sweeping

PB ‐ 83 Clean‐Up the city of Vallejo on National Night Out on August 9th City Infrastructure clean‐up , citywide, clean PB ‐ 101 Cleaning up the trash around Vallejo because people just throw trash anywhere City Infrastructure cleanup , clean , trash

PB ‐ 102 Cleaning up trash‐the area is very dirty and overrun with trash . City Infrastructure cleanup , clean, trash, litter

PB ‐ 341 Community‐organized event for neighborhood cleaning City Infrastructure Cleanup , community , neighborhood , trash

PB ‐ 345 Neighborhood clean‐up days to improve Texas Avenue neigborhood City Infrastructure Cleanup , community , neighborhood , trash

PB ‐ 346 Pickup garbage at 545 Georgia Street in Alley to improve area City Infrastructure Cleanup , garbage , trash , dumping

PB ‐ 1174 Clean‐Up City Infrastructure Clean‐Up, clean

PB ‐ 105 Cleaning up Vallejo (trash) City Infrastructure cleanup, clean , trash, litter

PB ‐ 584 Improve telecommunication access, training and services City Infrastructure communication

PB ‐ 260 We need another community pool : for all year long in East Vallejo City Infrastructure Community , pool , swimming , recreation

PB ‐ 211 Community Garden in N. Vallejo Crest Area because there is no other place to learn about farming outside. City Infrastructure community garden , farming , education , Loma Vista farm that cost. Locate in N.Vallejo Crest Park. north vallejo, crest PB ‐ 161 Community gardens on public spaces + neighborhood adoption of the gardens City Infrastructure community gardens,

PB ‐ 146 Cut down or trim old city trees that are pushing up the sidewalks City Infrastructure Cut trees, landscaping , sidewalks , sidewalk repair , safety , pedestrians PB ‐ 1063 Upgrade City facility deaf communication devices from TTY to VRS and add videophone the TTY service is City Infrastructure Deaf accessibility outdated and the deaf need accessibility PB ‐ 1140 I propose that the City of Vallejo rebuild certain blocks of the famous lower Georgia St of downtown Vallejo City Infrastructure downtown as a tourist attraction. When the city fathers tore down 24 sq blocks of our original downtown and flattened the native hills it sat on, it cut out the heart out of Vallejo.The downtown never recovered, as witness today. Other towns that did not experienceurban renewallike Petalumaand Napa, now have beautifully rennovatedvintage downtowns that tourists flock to, with the spending cash. Our downtown is famous mostly for its selection of parking lots. Working from old photos, this shouldn't be hard to redesign. All you really need is the facade of the former building; the rest can be built to modern codes. I'd start with the 300 block of Georgia, across from Sacramento Street. We would then have a "go to" tourist attraction boasting an incredible story, like the Barbary Coast in SF. Peoplemight actually considera walk downtown after dark again, sort of like Benicia's First Street. Just a thought.

PB ‐ 189 Downtown Area needs new businesses, improve empty places downtown City Infrastructure downtown , businesses , economic development PB ‐ 1303 Downtown hotel and conference center. No lodging downtown. Increase presdestrian traffic. Use closed City Infrastructure downtown‐hotel postoffice PB ‐ 293 drinking fountains for humans and dogs at the waterfront more accessible for animals & people City Infrastructure drinking foutains, dogs , walking PB ‐ 1294 Drive in movie theatre. Because we need more fun things for yough and young adults to do . City Infrastructure Drive‐in

PB ‐ 1128 This plan is intended to address trash and dumping in the City of Vallejo, with the intention of educating City Infrastructure dump and benefiting all citizens in Vallejo and improving the city’s profile to attract thoughtful investors committed to Vallejo’s natural beauty and the beauty of its citizens. The plan has several components ‐ 1. Increased public trash and recycling receptacles on key foot‐trafficked streets like parts of Sonoma Blvd., Tennessee Street, Georgia Street, Florida Street, and others, especially near public transportation stops or hubs. 2. Increase public anti‐dumping signage stating options (call recology to remove large objects at your curbside, etc) and further promote public reporting of dumping with easy reporting method, and increased signage especially around public cans and alleyways. 3. Aggressively promote extra trash days offered by Recology so that Vallejo citizens better understand cost‐free solutions and alternatives to public dumping. (Keep Vallejo beautiful ‐ don’t dump on the street ‐ 4. Agressive PR educational campaign by the city using billboards and other promotional methods over the fiscal year (and possibly beyond as appropriate) to encourage placing trash and recycling in receptacles and not on the street. 5. Devise concurrent promotional campaign for use in all Vallejo schools teaching children to recycle and put trash in its place, not on the streets, with encouragement for them to educate their parents to do same. 6. Citywide ongoing commitment to educate and support a new generation in Vallejo as environmental activists in love with our city.

PB ‐ 500 Illegal Dumping City Infrastructure Dumping, illegal dumping , trash , clean

PB ‐ 606 Get rid of garbage, abandoned vehicles, clutter along waterfront City Infrastructure Dumping, vehicle abatement

PB ‐ 300 Paint storm drains with "no dumping " consider youth painting them for involvement City Infrastructure environment , clean‐up, painting

PB ‐ 1169 College Student Facility downtown City Infrastructure Facility

PB ‐ 513 Structural improvements for Douglas Senior Center City Infrastructure FDSC , seniors

PB ‐ 517 Improve Ladies bathroom and kitchen at FDSC City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 519 Bathroom improvements at FDSC City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 520 Structural improvements for Douglas Senior Center City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 521 Increase the size of FDSC City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 522 Structural improvements for Douglas Senior Center City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 524 Update kitchen and new roof at FDSC City Infrastructure FDSC improvements PB ‐ 526 Remodel FDSC City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 529 Structural improvements for Douglas Senior Center City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 530 Structural improvements for Douglas Senior Center City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 531 New FDSC kitchen City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 532 New FDSC kitchen City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 533 Structural improvements for Douglas Senior Center City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 534 Structural improvements for Douglas Senior Center City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 535 New FDSC kitchen City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 536 Structural improvements for Douglas Senior Center City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 537 Structural improvements for Douglas Senior Center City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 538 Enlarge multipurpose room because its too small City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 542 Continue supporting the FDSC City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 544 Update FDSC kitchen City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 545 Remodel FDSC kitchen to service more seniors City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 547 Update FDSC kitchen City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 550 Modernize the FDSC because the facility is 40 years old City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 551 Upgrade and enlarge FDSC to modernize the facility City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 553 Remodel FDSC because it is antiquated but has lots of potential City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 554 Kitchen at FDSC City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 555 Renovate Senior Center City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 556 Enlarge multipurpose room to maximize capacity City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 557 Modernize FDSC City Infrastructure FDSC improvements PB ‐ 561 Modernize FDSC City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 562 Remodel FDSC to modernize it because its 40 years old City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 563 Remodel FDSC to modernize it because its 40 years old City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 570 Remodel FDSC to modernize it because its 40 years old City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 577 Remodel FDSC to make life easy for seniors City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 579 Modernize kitchen with new serving ware City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 580 Re‐do floors in the FDSC City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 583 Kitchen renovation to better feed seniors City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 586 Enlarge multipurpose room to maximize capacity City Infrastructure FDSC improvements

PB ‐ 581 More handicapped parking City Infrastructure FDSC improvements , accesibility

PB ‐ 549 Drought resistant gardens to beautify the area City Infrastructure FDSC improvements , ladscaping , gardens , environment PB ‐ 560 Better outside lighting at FDSC and upgrade kitchen City Infrastructure FDSC improvements , lighting, kitchen

PB ‐ 265 Our Senior Center needs updating all over including: floors , ceiling, kitchen and parking City Infrastructure FDSC Improvements , seniors ,

PB ‐ 255 More room at the senior center: the center needs to be a bigger space. We have a lot of activities that we City Infrastructure FDSC Improvements , seniors , don't have the room for. PB ‐ 245 new Senior Center floors: old ones are worn out City Infrastructure FDSC Improvements , seniors , floors

PB ‐ 248 new Senior Center floors: old ones are worn out City Infrastructure FDSC Improvements , seniors , floors

PB ‐ 256 Senior center improvements: new floors, the old ones are wearing out City Infrastructure FDSC Improvements , seniors , floors

PB ‐ 568 Update kitchen at FDSC because it gets heavy use‐‐ Meals in Wheels, etc City Infrastructure FDSC improvements ,kitchen , meals on wheels PB ‐ 543 Beautiful landscaping for FDSC City Infrastructure FDSC improvements, landscaping , senior center PB ‐ 582 Swimming pool at FDSC City Infrastructure FDSC improvements, swimming pool , recreation PB ‐ 518 Better lighting at FDSC City Infrastructure FDSC lighting

PB ‐ 605 Upgrade fence for safety and appearance to prevent vandalism City Infrastructure Fence , safety PB ‐ 286 Create/Install signs for blue lockers at the ferry City Infrastructure ferry , lockers , signage , signs

PB ‐ 906 More/better water fountains around MIT Academy (no hose! Because yuck!) city infrastructure fountains

PB ‐ 908 Water fountains at MIT (not from a hose), because most students don't like drinking it city infrastructure fountains

PB ‐ 1112 This organic garden will provide the residents of the greater North Vallejo area with fresh fruits, City Infrastructure garden vegetables, nuts, flowers and more. Our goal is to yield fresh produce three to six times each calender year in hopes to replenish an area regarded as a food desert.

PB ‐ 149 Plant a community garden in empty field by Mattress Store on Admiral Callaghan City Infrastructure Garden , community garden , urban garden

PB ‐ 277 Increase hotels and quality food stores; reduce dollar stores and fast food establishments City Infrastructure grocery stores , economic development , hotels PB ‐ 276 Increase amount of grocery stores in East Vallejo City Infrastructure grocery stores , food , food access

PB ‐ 457 Handrails ‐ ADA Support for business, walkways and public buildings City Infrastructure Handrails , accessibility , disabled

PB ‐ 81 Build new / better High & Middle Schools, because there are too many students compacted into 2 High City Infrastructure high school , middle school , education , schools & middle schools. VCUSD PB ‐ 215 Improve and clean Hogan auditorium because it's a historic & beautiful place it has beautiful acoustics for City Infrastructure hogan auditorium, vcusd , school performances. Too bad it's so neglected improvements PB ‐ 697 Build little houses to get homeless off of the street City Infrastructure homeless

PB ‐ 728 Build a shelter for the homeless in Downtown Vallejo City Infrastructure homeless

PB ‐ 813 Build a shelter where it is comfortable for people to temporarly stay and get work City Infrastructure homeless

PB ‐ 814 Build a shelter for the poor outside of Vallejo City Infrastructure homeless

PB ‐ 1280 Homeless‐housing. Abandoned building into homeless. Because people need a place to live City Infrastructure homeless

PB ‐ 263 Homeless: propose an area where they can temporarily reside & to keep it clean and orderly. Needed City Infrastructure Homeless , housing , temporary residence , because if you drive down some of the main streets ie: sonoma there are homeless people. Locate the Mare Island , homeless services project on Mare Island PB ‐ 348 Build shelters for the homeless on empty lot in the Alley City Infrastructure Homeless , shelters , housing , homeless services PB ‐ 687 Build tiny homeless like in Oakland so homeless can live off the streets City Infrastructure homeless, shelter

PB ‐ 158 High demand for housing for people in need City Infrastructure Housing

PB ‐ 639 make fiber optic cable useful, free internet for all Vallejo, fiber optic cable exists City Infrastructure internet , fiber optics ,

PB ‐ 87 Redo JBHS restrooms‐ The bathrooms are gross. They need to be rennovated City Infrastructure JBHS , restroom , school campus, VCUSD PB ‐ 1281 Beautification. Landscape improvements in the street medians. To establish gateways, clean up, TLC for City Infrastructure landscape Vallejo PB ‐ 355 Beautify medians City Infrastructure Landscape , medians , beautification

PB ‐ 1235 Faces of Vallejo ‐ pictures of residnet banners on light pots. See Faces of San Rafael City Infrastructure Light banner

PB ‐ 1352 Faces of Vallejo ‐ pictures of residnet banners on light pots. See Faces of San Rafael City Infrastructure Light banner

PB ‐ 595 Create a safe and well lit walkway for residents of Vallejo Mobile estates to get to City Infrastructure Lighting , walkways , pedestrian safety , Curtola Parkway and the bus park & ride as people often walk right on the 80W on signage , lanes , lane markings ramp because it is better lit and easier, which is very risky for them and risks lives PB ‐ 21 Improve lighting in Vallejo City Infrastructure lights , lighting , streetlights , safety

PB ‐ 902 Bring a mall to Vallejo so locals don't have to transport to Fairfield ot Hilltop city infrastructure Mall

PB ‐ 905 Shopping Center ‐ New shopping center in East Vallejo. It can have Pink, Footlocak, Nike, Old Navy, etc., city infrastructure Mall because they never redo the Shopping Centers PB ‐ 909 Shopping Center for more revenus city infrastructure Mall

PB ‐ 917 Build a mall in Vallejuo because people are tired of driving to Fairfield, Vacaville or Concord. city infrastructure Mall

PB ‐ 708 Build a mall because people need to drive out of town to shop at another mall City Infrastructure mall, attraction

PB ‐ 187 Mare Island Military Cemetery Up Keep providing funds to clean up and restore the cemetery on Mare City Infrastructure Mare Island , cemetery , clean up Island. The cemetery is the resting place of over 800 veterans and is in disrepair

PB ‐ 608 Fund building code for the Mare Island Preserve to keep open to the public City Infrastructure Mare Island Preserve

PB ‐ 390 Mare Island Preserve: fix the code violations to ensure safety City Infrastructure Mare Island Preserve , safety

PB ‐ 1323 MI Causeway bridge logo. Re‐paint the Logo City Infrastructure MI bridge logo PB ‐ 1156 What: Link to Mural Concept: Click Here New mural in Indian Alley; paint a new mural with the hopes of City Infrastructure mural , art , public art , art installation , sparking a movement to convert Indian Alley into a tourist destination for amazing murals! The dream is to beautification make Indian Alley into the Balmy Alley of Vallejo, but focused on artistic skill. Brief History of Balmy Alley: "The street is located in the Mission District in San Francisco, California. The block long alley is the best place to see the most concentrated collection of murals in San Francisco. The murals began in the mid‐80's as an expression of artists' outrage over human rights and political abuses in Central America. Today the alley contains murals on a myriad of styles and subjects from human rights to local gentrification. " ‐ www.balmyalley.com New Indian Alley mural size: Roughly 32 feet tall and 75 feet wide, the entire side wall of the building. Where: 600 Marin Street on the sidewall along Indian Alley in between Marin Street and Sonoma Blvd. Who will benefit: Vallejo residents, local businesses, artists, Vallejo Artwalk, and Vallejo Farmer's Market. Why: Quote by Margaret Sharkey, LLC member Plaza de las Americas Rancho Square, LLC: " A mural in on the rear building at 600 Marin Street at Indian Alley will not only beautify this central corner location but will also assist as a deterrent for the continuous problem of graffiti and discourage dumping in this alley. The long term goal of this alley is to become an integral part of the downtown, a show piece for this important connection between Georgia/Marin and Virginia Streets. A mural will deter graffiti and dumping and beautify the location. The property owner is in support of this solution. " On a practical level, this mural's goal is to be a catalyst for change in Vallejo, to attract more people, and improve the local economy. The growing art community in Vallejo, due to rising housing costs in the region, is becoming stronger and there is an opportunity to take the baton on becoming the Bay Area's best art city. Also, it is an opportunity to raise awareness for artists and recognizing their power in creating culture and inspiring change; two vital components to a healthy city. The philosphy of Indian Alley would be to inspire artists to create amazing work and not solely focus on politics. Global and national politics are stressing everyone out! It would be great to have a public space to explore and enjoy art on a pure level. Taking action! Three main priorities for creating the new mural and future muralists: Fun Attracting PB ‐ 302 Mural road to promote locals and tourist to visit vallejo along Georgia /Virginia street City Infrastructure murals , art , public art. Tourism

PB ‐ 408 Pressure wash and repaint city parking poles City Infrastructure Painting , signage ,

PB ‐ 386 Crosswalk on Broadway St between nebraska and Tennessee st to deter jay walking , and increase City Infrastructure Pedestrian safety , streets , street marking , pedestrian safety pedestrians PB ‐ 1317 Put more money in Vallejo Police department City Infrastructure police

PB ‐ 370 Re‐paint: 'Drains to Bay. No Oil.' On the sewers City Infrastructure Pollution , paint , environment PB ‐ 1278 Build a pool. The only swimming program available in in Vallejo. Curtola Pkwy City Infrastructure pool

PB ‐ 903 Fix potholes around Vallejo because cars are just spinning out (Mare Island Pier) city infrastructure Pot Holes

PB ‐ 923 I want all of Vallejo to have smooth roads. It is needed because there will be less accidents and easier for city infrastructure Pot Holes those who cannot handle the bumpy roads. PB ‐ 924 Fix roads. There are many potholes and they can damage your tires. city infrastructure Pot Holes

PB ‐ 1035 Repair streets close to Downtown Vallejo City Infrastructure Pot Holes

PB ‐ 1039 Fix necessary (main) roads because cars/people are passing through City Infrastructure Pot Holes PB ‐ 1226 Repaving Streets (Mini Drive, Swan Way, Redwig Cardinal, Stanford, Jack London) City Infrastructure pothole

PB ‐ 1343 Repaving Streets (Mini Drive, Swan Way, Redwig Cardinal, Stanford, Jack London) City Infrastructure pothole

PB ‐ 1265 Road Improvement. Fix Oddstad Dr asphalt. It is 'alligatored'. Very dangerous. Pavement is ganderous to City Infrastructure Pot‐Holes people and cars, bicycles and vespas. PB ‐ 1286 Pot hole repair. Repairing areas of downtown road such as Pennsylvania st area. Safety for drivers, drivers City Infrastructure Pot‐Holes property.

PB ‐ 1287 Repair streets. There are pot holes everywhere City Infrastructure Pot‐Holes

PB ‐ 367 Street Repairs/Pot Holes. Causing car accident/breakage. City Infrastructure Potholes , road repair , street repair, paving

PB ‐ 591 road repair downtown Sonoma Blvd and alleys City Infrastructure potholes, road repair , street repair

PB ‐ 316 Fix potholes at Ascot Parkway City Infrastructure Potholes, Road Repair, Street Repair

PB ‐ 68 More public restrooms & cleaning of them for people who walk and for moms with kids & babies City Infrastructure public restrooms, clean restrooms , walkers, kids , babies PB ‐ 28 More covered bus stops with seats, especially for seniors and disabled persons to City Infrastructure public transportation, bus stops, disabled , sit down and get out of the weather. seniors, bus stop structure PB ‐ 171 Renovate the Herbert House for businesses, human resources, needed s a potential business on the City Infrastructure rennovate , herbert house waterfront

PB ‐ 727 MIT Rain Shelter because we have no shelter from the rain to keep students dry City Infrastructure renovate, build

PB ‐ 809 take empty Downtown buildinsg and add businesses because we need new things for customers City Infrastructure renovation

PB ‐ 846 Reuse old buildings instead of building new ones. Encourage people to visit other prts of Vallejo because City Infrastructure renovation we should boost small business PB ‐ 684 Neighborhood renovation to take down old buildings and create more spread out areas because Vallejo is City Infrastructure renovation, beautify too crowded now PB ‐ 703 Get rid of old homes and replace them with new ones City Infrastructure renovation, beautify

PB ‐ 706 Home improvement of run down houses in Vallejo because we should make it look better City Infrastructure renovation, beautify

PB ‐ 707 Create more sports/tennis courts because 3 courts need to be fixed now City Infrastructure renovation, beautify, sports, tennis

PB ‐ 709 Refurbish Mare Island buildings for a mall and homeless shelter City Infrastructure renovation, mall, homeless shelter

PB ‐ 886 A new campus because it will help us with our education, and we will have better morale City Infrastructure renovation, school

PB ‐ 765 Building renovations because they need to update old building and build newer building to attract more City Infrastructure renovations people PB ‐ 807 Fix downtown Vallejo and other building because these building are wasted space empty and ugly City Infrastructure renovations

PB ‐ 850 Tear down old building in order to make space for new ones because public spirit would be hightened City Infrastructure renovations

PB ‐ 1322 Florida Street repave City Infrastructure repave Florida st

PB ‐ 422 Repave Pepper Drive, Lakeside, Bill Williams, and Jofer area; difficult for elderly and handicapped to walk City Infrastructure repavement , street repair , road repair without falling PB ‐ 1252 To build a big resturant or a hotel at the former post office building by the water to accrue much more City Infrastructure restaurant money on tourism and increase wealth for the community. PB ‐ 160 River Walk starting at Sperry Mill City Infrastructure River walk , trails , recreation, sperry mill

PB ‐ 922 Road signs and fix roads. This is needed because many roads are destroyed and that can cause problems. city infrastructure Road signs

PB ‐ 1069 road repair, Alameda Street City Infrastructure roads

PB ‐ 1276 Have cement companies pay to pave our roads City Infrastructure roads

PB ‐ 168 Street Repair to keep drivers nice & safe City Infrastructure roads , street repair, streets

PB ‐ 106 Roadways‐have better roads in Vallejo especially N. Vallejo City Infrastructure roads, road repair , streets

PB ‐ 662 Homeless need a place to stay so people do not suffer City Infrastructure safety, homeless

PB ‐ 641 more seating areas, downtown shaded seating seniors City Infrastructure seating , rest areas , benches

PB ‐ 1077 modernized Florence Douglass Center City Infrastructure senior center

PB ‐ 1036 Sidewalk repairs to walk safely City Infrastructure sidewalk

PB ‐ 1061 Sidewalk improvements and adding sidewalks for safety specifically on couch street City Infrastructure Sidewalk

PB ‐ 53 Sidewalk fixing: needed because there are dangerous sidewalks that cause tripping City Infrastructure Sidewalk repair , sidewalks , safety on Georgia St. PB ‐ 1279 Welcome to Valllejo sighs. Signage at every entry to our city. To welcome people to our city and show city City Infrastructure signs pride. Vallejo Rotary Club. PB ‐ 131 Promote diversity and list the sister city names in entrances to Vallejo City Infrastructure Signs, welcome signs , diversity , sister cities PB ‐ 1157 I would like to see an increase in "No Soliciting" signs on numerous street corners and it enforced. Corners City Infrastructure Soliciting such as Redwood and Sonoma Blvd, Admiral Callaghan and Columbus Parkway, Admiral Callaghan and Turner Parkway, and many more freqented corners including the freeway entrances. The homeless population has increased and remains as there are not restrictions , created, or consistantly enforced. It is very concerning to me as the local students frequent many areas along with the homeless as they travel to and from their schools. We must assure that our students are safe and we must protect them. I have a concern as some individuals have animals while on the corner, small children, or they are weaving in and out of traffic (Male frequenting the Sonoma blvd Taco Bell)‐quite concerning and intimidating). A loose animal, a child's unfortunate wrong movement could create a horrific situation. This could allow for someone to have an accident. be harmed, or possibly killed. Let's clean up the corners this also includes the amount of trash that is also left behind by those at the corners. Safety, trash both creating concerns for our local residents.

PB ‐ 1241 Speed bumps to regulate traffic on Donner Pass Road, because of child safety City Infrastructure speed bump

PB ‐ 1358 Speed bumps to regulate traffic on Donner Pass Road, because of child safety City Infrastructure speed bump

PB ‐ 415 Roundabout and speed bumps to stop people from speeding at Sutter and Ohio City Infrastructure Speed bump , traffic calming

PB ‐ 312 Speed bumps on streets in order to prevent speeding City Infrastructure Speed Bumps, Streets, Speeding

PB ‐ 503 Speed Bumps City Infrastructure Speed Bumps, traffic calming

PB ‐ 165 Speed bumps to control speeding cars City Infrastructure speed bumps, transportation, speeding , roads PB ‐ 710 Sports Center in central Vallejo as Mare Island is too far to get to City Infrastructure sports center

PB ‐ 219 Springs road clean up & beautification City Infrastructure springs rd. , clean‐up , beautification

PB ‐ 326 Stop sign at Rollingwood and Keats (coming from Benicia) City Infrastructure Stop Sign, Safety, Roads, Streets , signage

PB ‐ 515 More street lighting in College Park area (Solano Jr. High School) City Infrastructure street lighting , lights, safety

PB ‐ 1054 Improve street paving and City Infrastructure street paving

PB ‐ 462 Street Repair ‐ City Wide City Infrastructure Street Repair, road repair , potholes

PB ‐ 374 Street sweeper signs. City Infrastructure Street sweeper , clean , trash , signage

PB ‐ 297 Street sweeping signs all over the city to improve cleanliness City Infrastructure street sweeping , cleaning

PB ‐ 313 Street repair at Redwood and Broadway City Infrastructure Street, Repair, Road Repair, Street Repair, potholes PB ‐ 1043 Street cleaning at Sonoma/Hwy 29 City Infrastructure streets

PB ‐ 1044 Street cleaning at Westwood Street Area City Infrastructure streets

PB ‐ 1125 Sonoma Boulevard is one of Vallejo's major gateways into and out of Vallejo. Its median strips look City Infrastructure Streets neglected ‐ with lots of brown grass (I am thinking specifically of the area between Redwood St. and Valle Vista). I recommend using drought tolerant landscaping, xeriscaping, to add attractive sustainable plants that will keep these strips looking fresh and welcoming.

PB ‐ 1254 Road signs on street. Marking streets 'stop ahead' and 'cross walks'. Fernwood and Georgia you can hardly City Infrastructure street‐signs see them. Also Delwood and cottonwood. PB ‐ 525 More classes, transportation and technology at FDSC City Infrastructure technology, classes, seniors , senior activities

PB ‐ 921 Attract touists and others from outside Vallejo. Locations: Vallejo, Downtown, etc. city infrastructure Tourism

PB ‐ 1065 Increase safety measures near the Vallejo Deaf church because the area has become high risk. City Infrastructure traffic calming

PB ‐ 379 Traffic calming measures to slow down traffic, avoid collisions , crashes into sidewalks City Infrastructure traffic calming , pedestrian , public safety , speeding PB ‐ 381 Traffic Calming measures to slow down traffic on Tulomne street for public safety City Infrastructure traffic calming , pedestrian , public safety , speeding PB ‐ 382 Traffic Calming measures to slow down traffic on Tulomne street for public safety City Infrastructure traffic calming , pedestrian , public safety , speeding PB ‐ 383 Traffic Calming measures to slow down traffic on Tulomne street by St. Basil's for public safety & noise City Infrastructure traffic calming , pedestrian , public safety , reduction speeding PB ‐ 384 Traffic Calming measures to slow down traffic on Tulomne street by St. Basil's for public safety & noise City Infrastructure traffic calming , pedestrian , public safety , reduction speeding PB ‐ 1062 More traffic signs for safety purposes on Valle Vista and Mare Island City Infrastructure traffic signs

PB ‐ 1154 What: Convert the unused railroad line that is in disrepair into a bike and walking/running trail. Where: City Infrastructure trails , walking South Vallejo waterfront (Cal Maritime and Sperry Mill) up through Central and North Vallejo past Kaiser Hospital. Why: Since this was built over 100 years ago, many homes, schools and the hospital have buit right next to it.The RR line is currently not maintained. Benefit: All who live along it would benefit from better lighting to deter dumping and provide a safe pathway and maintained trees for a strip of green space and improved air quality. https://www.railstotrails.org/experience‐trails/benefits‐of‐trails/

PB ‐ 34 Child Submission: by not throwing trash on the grass City Infrastructure trash , clean

PB ‐ 107 Trashcans and benches on streets and water fountains accesible for pedestrians. Consumers litter and City Infrastructure trash , trashcans, benches, water, water need trash cans. Too many hot, tired people with out rest areas in the City. Please focus on Benecia rd. fountains, litter

PB ‐ 54 Free tree cutting for residential areas City Infrastructure tree cutting PB ‐ 388 Tree trimming: trim neighborhood trees that are blocking, stop lights & signs. It's often hard to see some City Infrastructure tree trimming , visibility , trees street name signs when you are looking for a certain place. PB ‐ 1085 Shade trees will enhance usability of the river walk during the summer and early fall, and will add beauty to City Infrastructure trees this very visible area of Vallejo. PB ‐ 1104 The Grant Mahoney neighborhood bordered by Tennessee St, Freeway I80, Tuolomne St. and Redwood City Infrastructure trees Street is home to some beautiful tree lined streets. Many children walk to and from both St. Basil's and Highland Schools. These streets are frequented by walkers of all ages because the sycamore trees provide shade and are beautiful. Unfortunately, the trees have been neglected for many years. They need to be pruned, dead branches removed, and very long branches cut back. Some of the branches are very heavy. They occasionally fall on cars, onto houses, or into the busy streets. The health of these trees would be improved, and the safety of the residents, schoolchildren and walkers alike will be ensured. The city initially took care of these trees but hasn't for many years.

PB ‐ 1244 More trees in residential area, because it is too hot and green streets bring crome down (Sac. and Tenn. City Infrastructure Trees Street PB ‐ 1361 More trees in residential area, because it is too hot and green streets bring crome down (Sac. and Tenn. City Infrastructure Trees Street PB ‐ 1122 Vallejo is fortunate to have many areas with impressive views, but in too many of these areas the views are City Infrastructure utility poles marred by the presence of utility poles. Let's upgrade these services by removing utility poles and replacing them with modern, underground distribution networks.

PB ‐ 823 use vacant building to make new stores make every vacant building in use City Infrastructure vacant buildings

PB ‐ 208 Pothole repair & abandoned vehicle abatement City Infrastructure vehicle abatement , potholes , road repair , abandoned vehicles PB ‐ 324 Clean up the streets; clean up vehicle abatement at South Vallejo City Infrastructure Vehicle, Vehicle Abatement, Vehicle Abandonment, Streets, clean , cleanup PB ‐ 117 Fitting water drinking fountains already in place in the city with water bottle City Infrastructure water , water fountains, filling stations filing stations PB ‐ 97 Playground, potholes, water faucet, housing, we need clean running water and more playgrounds City Infrastructure water, playgrounds, potholes , clean water

PB ‐ 253 Raise the water pressure: the water pressure in East Vallejo/Steffan Manor area is low. City Infrastructure water, water pressure , plumbing

PB ‐ 1143 Plant the area along the waterfront between Main and Marin. Next to the old Brinkmans along the City Infrastructure waterfront walkway. PB ‐ 73 Waterfront beautification. A more attractive waterfront with revenue generating businesses for the city. It City Infrastructure waterfront , beautification , tourism , could attract more people, visitors, and travel economic development PB ‐ 220 making the waterfront & downtown a destination area w/ local restaurants + small boutique businesses City Infrastructure waterfront , downtown , economic development, boutique, business PB ‐ 1284 Water quality testing. Testing the water for florides in water. We need fresh water. City Infrastructure water‐quality

PB ‐ 1055 Improve lighting City Infrastructure PB ‐ 635 Community, City, & coporate sponsored neighborhood clean up events. Getting people invloved in the City Infrastructure Community , clean up , illegal dumping, clean cleaning process promotes pride & reduces chances that they'll litter , trash , neighborhood PB ‐ 1347 Paint the crosswalk by City Hall to show the City's pride in the LGBT & transgender community. City Infrastructure Crosswalk

PB ‐ 1225 Turn the Solano County horsetrack into a concert event center City Infrastructure event center , entertainment

PB ‐ 1374 Reconfigure library and it's various rooms so that the overwhelming majority of library users who'd prefer City Infrastructure library , library updates , Vallejo history, to read, research or compute in calm silence wouldn't interfere with the many other patrons who run research , historic around, shout across the room, talk on cell phones, mutter profane threats under their breath, converse endlessly in outdoor voices, etc. This shouldn't cost anything at all, but PBV may be the only way to persuade library leadership to observe and re‐establish the tradition of quiet libraries that had prevailed everywhere for millenia, and is still the norm almost everywhere BUT Vallejo. Also, restore the old system of filing newspapers on split sticks in racks, that had also been SOP in public libraries for over a century and worked perfectly until library opted for ;loose stacks of random periodicals ion no particular order on shelving. Finally . . . Recover vital research reseources like the excellent, detailed, comprehensive map collections that were formerly at JFK. There's no substitute for real, topo maps, and on line maps may be useful for some simple tasks, but are totally useless where precision and detail matter. Vallejo Libraries have been evolving from great, traditional resources with large collections to hybrids of lounges for the homeless, playigrounds, and chaotic, loud video arcades.. There may be some enlightened pretext for allowing and encouraging invasive, disruptive activity in our libraries, but it seems more likely that it'd 'cause security guards AND librarians would rather look the other way or go through the motions than make any competent, timely effort to maintain order.

PB ‐ 634 Upgrade library computers & network. The computers are ancient and slow and unable to download City Infrastructure library computers , research , accesibility packets for city council PB ‐ 633 Sound Panels in the JFK Library: install panels to improve acoustics at JFK Library (joseph rm) we hold many City Infrastructure Library improvements , library , structural public meetings there and the acoustics are terrible improvements PB ‐ 592 Mare Island Preserve Building Restoration ‐ bring Mare Island Preserve Visitor City Infrastructure Mare Island Preserve , restation , safety center building up to code so Vallejo doesn't lose it's Preserve PB ‐ 627 Retrofit Omega Boys & Girls club. The earthquake damage in 2014 forced the district City Infrastructure recreation center , boys and girls club, VCUSD to close the building PB ‐ 244 Seating/ Shade: more shaded spaces to sit for elderly, disabled residents to enjoy Vallejo's wonderful City Infrastructure seating , rest areas , shade , elderly , disabed events. PB ‐ 1205 More shopping centers : we need closer stores to shop at City Infrastructure shopping , businesses

PB ‐ 1206 fix the sidewalks City Infrastructure sidewalk repair , sidewalks

PB ‐ 239 New running trail from Curtola Pkwy to Carquinez bridge because one does not exist and it's dangerous for City Infrastructure trails , pedestrians , pedestrian safety runners/pedestrians PB ‐ 629 Cut trees City Infrastructure trees , tree trimming , landscaping PB ‐ 593 Update sidewalk tiles along the waterfront: many tiles are broken. They represent the history of Vallejo. City Infrastructure Vallejo history , historic , history, waterfront They are the namesof battleships. PB ‐ 1215 WiFi points or budget prices for fast WiFi. Some people don't have access to the internet so WiFi points City Infrastructure wifi , internet access around the city or budget options for people who have kids in school. City sells their own WiFi at budget prices so the money goes back to thew city which can provide funds for PB

PB ‐ 1337 Bus benches at bus stops for everyone especially the elderly and disabled City Infrastructure

PB ‐ 1338 Bike corrals at festivals, bike parking at festivals to have a safe space to leave my bike City Infrastructure

PB ‐ 1189 Bus stop shelter: when it rains we need somewhere to stay dry Ciy Infrastructure bus , busstops , shelters PB ‐ 1186 Cleaning the community Ciy Infrastructure clean , trash PB ‐ 1187 More lights: so people can see in the dark: Bay View Ave Ciy Infrastructure lighting , lights , safety PB ‐ 1201 More lighting on Oakwood. Fix the lights and install lights on Redwood Ave, People would feel safer Ciy Infrastructure lighting , lights , safety walking in the evening PB ‐ 6 Driving classes for youth Education & youth, driving, classes , education Training PB ‐ 1049 Adult education classes because some adults do not have education Education & Adult Training PB ‐ 246 Lower fees for after school program to make it affordable for more families Education & after school , affordable , programs , Training recreations, schools PB ‐ 140 After school arts program and youth garden Education & After school , arts , programs , youth Training PB ‐ 141 More technology training for junior and senior high school students; safety and knowledge Education & After school , technology , youth , training Training PB ‐ 436 after school for all, free after school programs Education & after school programs , youth , free programs Training PB ‐ 975 Establish and create different extra cir. activities at MIT Academy, such as sports teams or SAT afterschool Education & afterschool classes. Needed to inspire and ignite spirit into MIT students, as we don’t have much of these opportunities Training here. PB ‐ 1238 Free afterschool programs Education & afterschool Training PB ‐ 1355 Free afterschool programs Education & afterschool Training PB ‐ 371 After school program/extra curricular activities at school. Promote more education and engaging kids to Education & after‐school , activities , education , school , be in school Training youth ' PB ‐ 78 After school programs Education & afterschool , education , youth , programs Training PB ‐ 254 After school program to help lower cost for the children Education & afterschool program , low costs , free Training programs , activities PB ‐ 327 After‐school football program at Franklin Middle School Education & After‐School, School, Youth , sports , Training recreation PB ‐ 1269 After school care. After school program (after care). Not enough Education & after‐school‐care Training PB ‐ 1273 Caring for children. After school program, care for infants. Have grand children and daughter works. Education & after‐school‐care Training PB ‐ 992 All classes/studio ‐ dancing, photography, visual arts, digital media, painting, etc. Allows children to explore Education & Art their creativity. Also could county as a college class (closest art colleg is in Fairfield). Training

PB ‐ 993 For there to be an art studios, there are so many different forms of art (painting, dancing, pottery). Needed Education & Art because there aren't that many and lets express ourselves and expand out growth of learning and Training creativity. PB ‐ 86 Afterschool art program because students at JBHS like art Education & art , afterschool , youth , youth program , Training JBHS , VCUSD PB ‐ 1234 Art classes at shcools Education & art class Training PB ‐ 1351 Art classes at shcools Education & art class Training PB ‐ 894 Have art programs that include class for illustration, creative writing, and develop scholarships to get Education & art program , creative , youth college credits Training PB ‐ 973 Add automotive classes at MIT and a motorcycle class at Solano Community College. Education & auto Training PB ‐ 1330 Make our schools better. Better acadamics for children by volunteering or giving $; tutoring, road repairs, Education & better schools after schoold programs Training PB ‐ 1105 Idea: Promote Bicycle Safety...Share the Road Ideas to promote bike safety include but are not limited to Education & bike safety the following: Organize a bike helmet discount or giveaway for younger kids, youth and parents, along with Training teaching proper fit and use. Work with law enforcement agencies to encourage enforcement of bicycle traffic laws, e.g. FFDL 37. Conduct helmet‐use observation studies and report your findings. Encourage local bike retailers to promote helmet use for everyone. Start a community bicycle recycling program. Teach youth to repair or rebuild donated bicycles. Work with law enforcement to rebuild stolen bicycles and donate them to families or youth in need. Sponsor a bike safety night at a community baseball or soccer game. Educate adults about the importance of being good role models; encourage them to set the example for safe behavior as a bicyclist and as a motorist. The City of Vallejo should create a Task Force, using recources for forming a cross‐sector coalition, that advocates for improved cycling conditions through (existing and proposed) infrastructure, education, encouragement and enforcement. The Task Force, at a minimum, should establish goals that address: 1) unifying bicycle advocates to create more bikeable communities, 2) educating vallejoans on bikeability & road safety, 3) assisting in promoting and aligning with the City of Vallejo's 2040 General Plan (biking and walking initiatives), 4) increasing bicycling through events and, 5) promoting organizations and local retailers bike safety initiatives. Strategies and action plans should be created and implemented with measurable objectives that should be aligned with specific tasks in a timeline. Also, the City of Vallejo should consider becoming a member of the BFA program that offers toolkits and provides a roadmap, hands‐on assistance and recognition for states, communities, universities and businesses that make bicycling a real transportation and recreation option for all people. Information on the BFA program is located at www. bikeleague.org Where will this occur? Promotional and educational opportunities can occur through the sponsorship of GVRD, law enforcement, health organizations, and local bicycle retailers, to name a few. Who will benefit? Motorists and Vallejo bikeable communities Why is this needed? The benefits of living in a bicycle‐friendly community includes: City of Vallejo acting responsibly to address the health of its citizens; the problems associated with air PB ‐ 502 Start up Business Assistance Education & Busines Assistance , entrepreneurs , small Training business PB ‐ 485 Enterperneurship Youth Group Education & business education , education , Training entrpreneurs , PB ‐ 126 Classes and seed money to start businesses Education & Business, economic development , Training entrepreneurs , small business PB ‐ 987 Career programs, similar to the firefighter youth academy, for different careers. This would help youth Education & Carear decide what career path they're interest in taking. Training PB ‐ 648 inspire programs, career paths, help kids prepare for different career paths Education & careers , job training , employment Training PB ‐ 323 Choir classes in schools at all schools Education & Choir, Classes, Schools, music , youth , Training programs PB ‐ 717 Opening up a new dimension to prove that people have more space to live or have fun Education & classes Training PB ‐ 994 More community groups and cool/exciting classes. Most do not know a lot when they graduate. Education & Classes Training PB ‐ 966 Different language and AP classes to give students more options of learning, rather than limited to a few Education & Classes classes. Training PB ‐ 404 Work force training on coding and vocational for aults and children Education & Classes , employment , jod preparation , Training vocational PB ‐ 359 Women's Health Program classes in Spanish Education & Classes , ESL , spanish , health Training PB ‐ 10 Home Economics Classes for public and private schools Education & classes , public school , private school , Home Training economics , education PB ‐ 280 Provide more opportunities for Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous Meetings Education & classes, AA, NA, drugs , rehabilitation , Training addiction PB ‐ 290 Implement anti‐bullying programs and conflict resolutions Education & classes, anti‐bullying, conflict resolutions Training PB ‐ 599 Provide classes for bicycle workshops Education & Classes, bikes , bike safety Training PB ‐ 688 Financial classes because they do not teach us anything about actual things we need in life like taxes Education & classes, financial classes Training PB ‐ 13 Foreign language lessons for Vallejo families Education & classes, foreign language , families Training PB ‐ 689 Home economics class at MIT so that we know how to live when we get our own houses Education & classes, home economics Training PB ‐ 695 Home Ec/Cooking classes because we need to know how to live and care for a house Education & classes, home economics Training PB ‐ 667 Offer more language classes because my school only offers Spanish and Mandarin and should offer more Education & classes, languages languages Training PB ‐ 681 Push for multilingual education classes in different languages to broaden and break language barriers Education & classes, languages Training PB ‐ 690 Offer more elective classes at MIT like French, photography, and life skills classes Education & classes, languages Training PB ‐ 271 Create literacy programs Education & classes, literacy , education Training PB ‐ 336 Smaller classes in schools in order to allow teachers more time for students Education & Classes, Schools Training PB ‐ 668 Offer college prep classes to help students prepare for colleges and get potential scholarships Education & classes, youth, college prep Training PB ‐ 301 promote a don't trash Vallejo campaign to discourage Education & clean up, environment littering and promote civic pride Training PB ‐ 974 Game development and coding, to middle/high school. In our time, technology is advancing and grabbing Education & Coding more people. I believe its best for teens to learn coding so they can create their own games. Location: MIT Training & ILC PB ‐ 448 Middle School College Program ‐ PACT / Solano Middle School Education & College , education , youth Training PB ‐ 970 Event for HS students that will help them look a career paths. This would be a great opportunityu to Education & College Help prepare for the future and it lets HS students know what is needed for college Training

PB ‐ 111 College advising program‐a high school college advisory program separate from the High Schools. High Education & college, college prep , VCUSD , high school , schools do not receive enough support for college advisory programs on campuses. Can be implemented at Training education, youth recreation/community center PB ‐ 527 Classes about the fundamentals of the Constitution Education & Constitution, education Training PB ‐ 528 Classes about the fundamentals of the Constitution Education & Constitution, education Training PB ‐ 990 Cooking for teenagers and young adults to cook, bake, and use everyday appliances. Many students do not Education & cooking know how to prepare meals for themselve. This would allow for young adults to be able to understand Training healthy cooking. PB ‐ 978 Dance class because there is only one dance class in downtown Vallejo. Education & dance Training PB ‐ 1005 Dance classes because there are only a few in downtown Vallejo, and talent has to be shown Education & dance Training PB ‐ 1262 Salsa Nights for all ages. Learn how to Salsa. An event at one of the three community centers. Community Education & Dancing, salsa bonding and a good fun skill to learn Training PB ‐ 620 Offer free financial and credit repair workshops for debt management Education & Debt education , financial literacy Training PB ‐ 1040 Pre‐Schools for Medium family incomes, because the City doesn’t offer enough options, only lower or high Education & education cost/private. Location: Downtown Training PB ‐ 1071 UCB innovation program at Norman King Center Education & education Training PB ‐ 58 better education Education & education Training PB ‐ 181 Kids cooking classes: to teach kids useful skills and learn about healthy eating and nutrition Education & education , cooking, kids, youth , programs , Training nutrition PB ‐ 209 Educational & Recreational activities for youth. We could have more educational & music programs Education & education , recreation , youth , music , afterschool for children. Our youth need more activities to do after school and in the summer Training summer programs , afterschool

PB ‐ 170 Vocational trade program to provide training for potential jobs and opportunities costs implemented by Education & education , vocation, jobs, sperry mill, cement factory in the sperry mill area. Training cement factory PB ‐ 49 Educational for kids, to give children higher education, to able them to be good citizens Education & Education , youth Training PB ‐ 587 engineering workshops for elementary kids at school, trade and vocationals Education & education, engineering , youth, vocational Training PB ‐ 337 Educate more youth about safety and delinquency in order to keep them out of trouble Education & Education, Safety, Delinquency, Youth Training PB ‐ 589 tutoring programs ‐ reading, writing and math Education & education, tutoring , youth Training PB ‐ 1158 Children will learn important environmental lessons through the arts in a fun and engaging way with Education & environment , eco , science , campaign Queen Green's eco‐rhymes at elementary schools across Vallejo. With climate change accelerating at a Training global scale and environmental justice issues beingexacerbated at the local level, it is crucial to educate young people about these issues to lay the ground work for an informed, empowered, and civically enagaged community.

PB ‐ 991 To fund schools and activities because students are the generation of the future. Education & Extra Programs Training PB ‐ 699 Give EZ‐go carts to everyone in MIT Education & EZ‐go carts Training PB ‐ 569 Offer more discussion classes on interesting subjects Education & FDSC , seniors , senior activities Training PB ‐ 578 More rooms for classes and specialized activities Education & FDSC improvements Training PB ‐ 546 More senior classes to keep seniors active Education & FDSC improvements , seniors , senior Training activities PB ‐ 716 Financial Class to teach about the big world because kids need to know about student loans Education & financial classes Training PB ‐ 465 Budgeting and Financial Planning program Education & Financial literacy , education Training PB ‐ 258 Financial Literacy for children & families Education & financial literacy , education , programs , Training youth PB ‐ 1176 Financial Lteracy Class Education & Financial Literacy Class Training PB ‐ 984 Robbin Macbee Fire Fighter program because it already is doing well and should continue. Education & fire fighter Training PB ‐ 989 Robbin Macbee ‐ Firefighter program. It teaches you medical skills, like CPR, fire safety, and disaster Education & firefighter preparedness. Training PB ‐ 322 Foreign language classes at GVRD Education & Foreign Language, Classes , ESL Training PB ‐ 982 Health training to teach people about health and CPR, because it could save your life. Education & Health Training PB ‐ 116 Holistic Health training center‐workshops to teach youth and young adults alternative medicines and Education & health, youth, wellness, workshops wellness practices Training PB ‐ 178 Education on HIV & AIDS among youth& elders. Engage in outreach to minimize/reduce aids & risky Education & HIV, AIDS, LGBTQ, youth , elders, programs , behavior can be implemented by SAC: 501 c(3) Training PB ‐ 979 Home Economics class to make a place good enough to cook different things, because there is not a place Education & Home Econ. to teach you how to cook. Training PB ‐ 969 Home Economics for middle/HS students who would like to learn some home living skills, like cooking, Education & Home Economics paying bills, manage bank account. So that future students aren’t so lost when they are out of schoo. They Training have a sokid foundation. PB ‐ 231 Cycle 4 band projects‐ Hogan middle school needs instruments Education & instruments , vcusd , music , programs , Training youth PB ‐ 971 Have a day where people form Vallejo display their career and internship opportunities. It will encourage Education & internship people to look at different careers for HS students. Looks good on college application Training

PB ‐ 972 Internship for HS students at City Hall. It will make students from vallejo seem better prepared for Education & Internship college/future. Training PB ‐ 305 City interns for the summer for career prep & city involvement Education & internships , summer jobs , training Training PB ‐ 5 Job Training for youth Education & Job , training, youth , education Training PB ‐ 470 Fighting Back Partnership Job Training 15 ‐25 yr Old Education & Job Training , education Training PB ‐ 471 Summer Internship (High School and College) Education & Job Training , education , summer internships Training PB ‐ 434 professional development, job skills Education & jobs , training Training PB ‐ 1236 Going H.A.M.: Youth entreprenuer program ‐ food based program where students will learn about business Education & Jonb training by opening and managing a food business @ Farmer's Market & events. Program will help students learn Training about businesses to grow our future business leaders. To implemented by Crushing Vallejo/My Ed

PB ‐ 1353 Going H.A.M.: Youth entreprenuer program ‐ food based program where students will learn about business Education & Jonb training by opening and managing a food business @ Farmer's Market & events. Program will help students learn Training about businesses to grow our future business leaders. To implemented by Crushing Vallejo/My Ed

PB ‐ 976 Key Club and Builders Club in every middle and high school, and help fund their club for future service Education & Key Club events. It allows the students to begin working caring and helping the community at a young age to shape Training the generation. Students can work on the events and projects that help Vallejo and the world.

PB ‐ 977 Key Club and Builders Club in every middle and high school, and help fund their club for future service Education & Key Club events. It allows the students to begin working on community service events at a young age to shape our Training generation. PB ‐ 368 Diet, exercise, passion, support classes programs for kids. Voices Education & Kids, classes, health , exercise Training PB ‐ 981 More language classes, such as Tagalog, Koren, and Polish. At MIT, they only offer Spanish and Mandarian. Education & Language I just think we need more options. Training PB ‐ 985 More language classes because many people have taken a liking to other languages. Education & Language Training PB ‐ 702 Filipino language classes so that people born here can learn their language Education & language classes Training PB ‐ 997 Leadership programs for youth to teach youth how to help in their community, and get involved in the Education & leadership world around them. Implemented by International Order of Rainbow for Girls Training

PB ‐ 1120 This will occur in the city of vallejo in a classroom or community center setting and serve Vallejo residents Education & Leadership who are interested. The Parent Leadership Training Institute enables parents to become leading advocates Training for children. Parents' opinions are often unheard. They lack advocacy skills, but not the motivation or will to change their children's lives. The PLTI teaches parents, who wish to improve the lifelong health, safety and learning of children, how to become practiced change agents for the next generation. Parents define the curriculum and participate in its evaluation and outcomes. Each class of parents mentors the next class, creating a pyramid effect of community caring and developing a coalition of parent leaders. Investing time and energy now in developing strong parent leaders will have a profound and lasting impact on the health and vitality of our communities. This is why we need this program in our city. Encouraging and supporting our young leaders and having parents connected makes a huge difference.

PB ‐ 1101 Modeled after the Berkeley Tool Lending Library,this would add value to the community by making it more Education & library accesible to Training everyone to take care of their homes, improve lawns, and DIY projects. This would not only improve curb appeal to many houses in the city but would also create new hobbies amongst its residents and a home improvement community. PB ‐ 1264 Our Readers are leaders and leaders are read. Childrens section of Library (JFK) Both Education & Library, children Training PB ‐ 1167 Budget Life Skill Classes Education & Life Skill Class Training PB ‐ 497 High School Students Life Skill Education & Life Skills Training PB ‐ 196 Educate children to learn manners to stop killing Education & manners , education, children , violence Training PB ‐ 988 MIT Academy Marching Band because it is important for students to invest time in extra curricular Education & Marching Band activities, other than education. I believe that marching band would be a great idea. Training

PB ‐ 998 Medical program/club for those interested in becoming something in the medical field. Education & Medical Training PB ‐ 967 Music Programs at MIT because we don’t have anything to show different msuical talents Education & music Training PB ‐ 986 Music programs because instruments can be expensive and make it impossible for people to learn. Education & music Training PB ‐ 1045 Music classes to help motivate the youth. Location: Cave and primary schools Education & music Training PB ‐ 1046 Music classes for youth to keep children happy and form bad influences Education & music Training PB ‐ 1047 Music classes for youth because children have time to invest in their future Education & music Training PB ‐ 1048 Guitar class for youth in schools Education & music Training PB ‐ 482 Fun Music in School Program Education & Music , education , youth , education Training PB ‐ 184 Music classes for youth including choir & instruments/ VCUSD & GVRD Education & music , music classes , programs , education , Training youth PB ‐ 391 Music program for kids : give kids a place to learn music. Use vacant buildings for productive learning Education & Music , music lessons , programs , youth , activities in the city Training activities PB ‐ 406 Vallejo Symphony to provide music in the school programs Education & Music , school , youth , Training PB ‐ 1329 Music program for Kids. None in Vallejo Education & music program for kids Training PB ‐ 725 Band class to teach music and supply instruments at MIT Education & music, classes Training PB ‐ 1121 This initiative will occur In Vallejo in either a classroom setting or Community Center that is accesible to all Education & parent leadership families in Vallejo. Youth and adults will benefit from this program. You do not have to be a parent, you can Training be a aunt, cousin, grandparent and just want be more involved in the community and want to know how to. NPLI works with agencies, community organizations, local/state governments and other systems and trains parents, agency leaders and community leaders (as well as children through a two‐generational strategy) to view parents as valuable leaders and assets working to build caring communities The National Parent Leadership Institute exists to coordinate and increase the civic skills and impact of diverse parents to improve child and community outcomes as they build caring communities. The Children's Leadership Training Institute (CLTI) teaches leadership and community engagement concepts to the children of PLTI participants so the whole family can become more involved in civic change and democracy. Children of accepted PLTI parents are automatically accepted into CLTI; no separate application is necessary. The Children’s Leadership Training Institute (CLTI) is a parallel course offered at the same time as the PLTI program for children between the ages of 3‐17. CLTI is rooted in the belief that ideas belong to the community and tools are in the hands of all of its members. Following the PLTI curriculum, CLTI is organized into the two sections: Phase I– Developing Community Phase II‐ Democracy and Civic Skills So please, lets invest in our youth by supporting, empowering and provdiing the tools and resources needed in order to become strong, involved and engaged leaders.

PB ‐ 980 Photography Classes because the only clasee is at the community center and is always full. Education & Photography Training PB ‐ 1162 Police Assistance Education & Police Assistance , law enforcment , VPD , Training public safety PB ‐ 510 Police Training Education & Police Training , policing , VPD Training PB ‐ 91 Mentoring programs for children/teen. To teach manners, how to eat, to get a job, to create high self‐ Education & programs, youth , children, arts, dance , esteems, teach arts, dance, acting. Programs need more funding, grants, and support Training education, mentor, self‐esteem PB ‐ 840 We need emergency aids/classes that can be taught CPR or the heimlich maneuver because students need Education & safety classes, CPR to know how to help Training PB ‐ 159 scholarships Education & scholarships , students , education , youth Training PB ‐ 401 school supplies to help supplement student supplies Education & school , supplies , vcusd Training PB ‐ 1332 Check with school bands, see if we could support a trip to a parade Education & school bands travel Training PB ‐ 1331 Check with school music classes. See if they need instruments Education & school music instruments Training PB ‐ 866 We need Round one, Carls Jr and better MIT buildings because our campus is awful Education & school, improvement Training PB ‐ 376 Military personnel in schools as role models. To encourage dicsipline and careers for men and women. Education & schools , military , role models , mentors Training PB ‐ 46 Charter schools : more schools to encourage more students to receive a better education Education & schools, education , charter schools , youth Training PB ‐ 900 MIT improvements to give us classrooms, lockers, gyms, and real food because we only have portables and Education & schools, food, improvements if you saw yo uwould know Training PB ‐ 862 Build lockers, a gym and real buildings and real food because we do not have it Education & schools, improvement Training PB ‐ 863 Give us a gym,classrooms, lockers, sports equipment, outdoor cours and real food because we do not have Education & schools, improvement those things Training PB ‐ 869 Make MIT a real school, a field, classrooms, real food because this school is a cry for help Education & schools, improvement Training PB ‐ 901 MIT improvements on lockers, basketball court, and soccer field because we cannot play on concrete Education & schools, sports courts Training PB ‐ 120 More science labs & equipment for the Immersive Learning Center Education & science , education, youth Training PB ‐ 221 science enrichment programs AKA: Maker Faire. It raises interests of youth in science and technology. Education & science , programs , youth , technology Consider partnering with schools and GVRD. Training PB ‐ 1239 USA BMX Foundation STEM program for science and engineering education, located at Vallejo Charter Education & science classes School Training PB ‐ 1356 USA BMX Foundation STEM program for science and engineering education, located at Vallejo Charter Education & science classes School Training PB ‐ 871 City science projects to interest the public in science Education & science, classes Training PB ‐ 621 Science classes Education & science, education , youth Training PB ‐ 1283 Healthy snacks for children. Give children healthy snacks in school. They need nourishment to help them Education & snacks learn. Training PB ‐ 489 Subsidized Special Ed Programs 16 ‐ 25 Year Olds Education & Special education , disabled Training PB ‐ 441 engineering program, steam program for kids Education & steam , education , youth Training PB ‐ 350 Distribute pencils and books and other school supplies Education & Supplies , school Training PB ‐ 647 swimming lessons for all Education & swimming , recreation Training PB ‐ 1306 Basic cooking and shopping. Teach the difference between drive through food and food that is nurtrious. Education & Teach‐cooking Too many folks have serious weight issues. Relates back to swim/Fitness lessons. Training

PB ‐ 1302 Fonts for all. Teach adults and children cursive. Read any current resume that has been had written. By Education & teach‐cursive Hub without walls. $5 per student. Use Library Training PB ‐ 883 Raise teachers' salaries or fund them like paying for their supplies because they deserve better Education & teachers, support Training PB ‐ 32 Free driving lessons for kids (16 y/o) especially helpful for children of disabled Education & teens, youth , driving lessons, classes , parents. Training disabled PB ‐ 1227 Tutoring for schools, to improve skills and grades Education & tutoring Training PB ‐ 1344 Tutoring for schools, to improve skills and grades Education & tutoring Training PB ‐ 344 Homework Program for kids who need help and they can have fun Education & Tutoring , homework help , education Training PB ‐ 352 Math and English tutoring in Mare Island Health & Fitness Education & Tutoring , math , english , education Training PB ‐ 483 After School Tutoring Education & Tutoring , school , education , youth Training PB ‐ 289 Provide qualified tutors for K‐12 graders as kids are too scared to ask for help Education & tutoring , tutors , education , youth Training PB ‐ 315 After‐school tutoring for kids at Mare Island Health and Fitness Education & Tutoring, After‐School, Youth, education Training PB ‐ 1175 School Tutors Education & Tutors Training PB ‐ 400 language courses at VCUSD schools and at GVRD locations Education & vcusd, language , vcusd Training PB ‐ 214 Vocational education like: carpentry, plumbing , electrical etc… Education & vocational , education , programs , Training employment PB ‐ 447 Vocational Training ‐ Trades for 18‐34 Year Olds Education & Vocational training, education , job Training preparation PB ‐ 29 First time homebuyers workshops, financial workshops to help promote Education & workshops, classes , homebuyers , community wealth Training community , training PB ‐ 733 Host more MIT school fundraisers to raise money for the school for fieldtrips and the school Education & youth Training PB ‐ 734 Raiser money for fieldtrips for all the students Education & youth Training PB ‐ 911 Youth City Council ‐ City Council with youth representatives, to give youth more representation in Education & youth government Training PB ‐ 959 Youth Law Program for youth to know laws/or for people to practice for future studies. Because youth Education & youth should know or should practice for the real world in future cases. Training

PB ‐ 968 Schools/Charter schools form club like nations and all meet weekly/bi‐weekly in mock United Nations. It Education & Youth helps build political knowledge for how the field works. Training PB ‐ 169 Young male empowerment classes because violence is correlated to lack of male mentors Education & youth , mentors , mentorship , violence, Training education PB ‐ 93 More programs for young people including job training Education & youth , programs, education, job training Training PB ‐ 428 fund Vallejo Fire Youth Academy Education & youth , vocations , fire academy Training PB ‐ 259 Youth programs Education & youth , youth programs Training PB ‐ 636 Have a chess and basketball class to teach strategies and learn the game of chess Education & youth ,basketball , sports , training Training PB ‐ 996 Youth employment in a location where teens can get help in preparing for a job interview and they can get Education & Youth employment help looking for locations & resumes. Teens need money to begin saving for college and senior year. At Training Food 4 Less Plaza. PB ‐ 272 Create Summer jobs for high school students Education & youth employment , summer jobs , training Training PB ‐ 511 Youth Mentoring Education & Youth Mentor, mentor , youth Training PB ‐ 880 Uplift Youth so that new boys and girls club so kids have something positive to do after schools that will Education & youth, afterschool center help Training PB ‐ 881 Renovate school areas demolish the desicated areas so play construction kids need more than school Education & youth, afterschool center Training PB ‐ 27 Arts & Crafts for kids:classes for kids ages: 5‐16 to learn & create art projects using paint,ceramics, wood, Education & youth, arts, crafts, classes , activities recycling. There aren't a lot of programs that allow kids this outlet to learn, build & create beautiful art Training with their hands. PB ‐ 678 Offer Law Classes because they are not offered at Mare Island Technology Education & youth, classes Training PB ‐ 752 Offer Tagalog class and home ec because I want to learn a different language and life skills Education & youth, classes Training PB ‐ 825 To educate the next generation because they are the future of this nation Education & youth, classes Training PB ‐ 839 We need classes for finances and home economics because we are graduating and we do not know how to Education & youth, classes do taxes, laundry, or anything normal things Training PB ‐ 282 Offer free after school programs for teenagers such as cooking, sewing, and cosmetology Education & youth, classes, after school program, Training vocation PB ‐ 692 Driving school being the wheel to open up a program for teens to get the required 3 classes because there Education & youth, classes, driving school are no driving classes in Vallejo Training PB ‐ 890 Classes on taxes, cooking, resume, rent etc. because students have no idea what to do after school Education & youth, classes, finances, home ec Training PB ‐ 456 Disable Children Reading and Music and Art Program Education & Youth, disabled , education , music , arts Training PB ‐ 857 Better food choices because kids are not eating food and they complain a lot Education & youth, food Training PB ‐ 887 Improve the food at MIT because it doesn’t allow good food and sometimes it is burned Education & youth, food, improvement Training PB ‐ 693 School library because we need a place to study and collaborate with other students Education & youth, library Training PB ‐ 686 Music and singing classes for kids that want to learn but do not have a teacher Education & youth, music, singing, classes Training PB ‐ 892 We should get a better school because we do not even have hallways when it rains it is muddy Education & youth, pathways Training PB ‐ 751 Offer scholarships to kids in vallejo cause college is expensive and every lit bit helps Education & youth, scholarships, college Training PB ‐ 764 Scholarship programs to put more money into scholarships for students who cant afford college and scared Education & youth, scholarships, college of loans Training PB ‐ 793 Scholarship for kids because we need to help kids Education & youth, scholarships, college Training PB ‐ 677 Better food in schools so kids can enjoy their meals in school Education & youth, school meals Training PB ‐ 740 Improve school food to make meals better so that are edible because we deserve better quality Education & youth, school meals Training PB ‐ 675 Student support to include school supplies because not all students can afford them Education & youth, school supplies Training PB ‐ 826 Give money to schools to fund programs to create outlets to career and education Education & youth, training Training PB ‐ 827 Wifi should be free to students in schools assignments because we use the internet; we need it Education & youth, WiFi Training PB ‐ 1103 Providing youth opportunities for learning and growing outside the regular school year is important to the Education & health of the community. There are organizations in the city that are doing this work and would be able to Training serve more students and more students of low income families with more resources. Ideas for programming might include arts programming, STEM learning, organized sports, Midnight Basketball, and other youth development activities. Research shows that when children engage in positive activities they are less likely to involve themselves in juvenile crime.

PB ‐ 1259 Programas paraninos como deporte. El costo minimal/0 Education & Training PB ‐ 1194 Photography classes at JFHS Education & arts , photography classes , youth Training PB ‐ 1369 Teaching culturally relevant healing practices (mindfulness, restorative circles, and expressive arts) based Education & Education & Training; Diversity & Inclusion; on the neuroscience of trauma and racial analysis to educators, staff, and students. Training Community Building; Vallejo is one of the most culturally diverse cities in the United States. Meanwhile, systemic racism may be Youth; Wellness; Neuroscience; Trauma & a source of chronic stress and trauma for Vallejo students and teachers and may lead to marginalization, Recovery academic inequity, and violence within and outside of school. When the stress or trauma response is activated in the brain, students have difficulty learning, and teachers having difficulty teaching. With the enhanced tools and support, schools can be places that counteract systemic racism and facilitate healing. For this reason, we propose training in healing practices and racial literacy to support teachers, school staff, and students, so that all can thrive. Culturally relevant healing practices would include mindfulness, restorative circles, and the arts, as well as training in the neuroscience of trauma and racial analysis. Educators and staff would be supported in healing themselves and leading students in practices and conversations to regulate the nervous system, understand and process racial stress, and build empathic and inclusive community. A group of student leaders would be trained to bring healing practices and education to their peers through student‐led initiatives. A pilot program would take place at one high school. All Thrive Education LLC & Vallejo Unified School District; Estimated cost: $57,150 A pilot program would be established at one high school (e.g., Vallejo High School or Jesse Bethel High School)

PB ‐ 1200 Financial literacy program, many people do not understand finances Education & financial literacy , education, youth Training PB ‐ 1217 Educate young kids about taxes, and credit scores. Education & financial literacy , youth Training PB ‐ 241 Summer internships & Job preparedness: lots of kids need to learn real world skills Education & internships , employment , trades , life skills Training PB ‐ 1178 Mechanic class: we all have cars but the most important thing is to know your Education & mechanic , automotive class car before you drive it Training PB ‐ 1224 Multimedia class: currently not offered at JFHS Education & multimedia , classesa , youth , program Training PB ‐ 1220 Nursing training program for students so they will be prepapred by the time they graduate HS Education & nursing , CAN , vocational training , Training certifications PB ‐ 1202 CPR classes in schools: we should learn how to rescue someone drowning or when they're choking Education & safety , emergency , training , cpr Training PB ‐ 1375 for the kids to have a sports program after school Education & sports , sports programs, youth Training PB ‐ 1195 Classes based on logic: so riots and fights are reduced ‐JFHS Education & violence prevention , youth , JFHS Training PB ‐ 1184 After school construction classes. We should have construction classes because it could help us in Education & vocational education , education , youth the future. We can learn the name of the tools we would be using, and we are still doing math ! Training PB ‐ 1339 Self‐discipline & respect classes so there is peace in classrooms. Can be taught in VCUSD or GVRD locations Education & Training PB ‐ 516 Support more activities at the Florence Douglas SC Parks & Recreation activities, seniors , FDSC

PB ‐ 24 After School Sports program in N. & S. Vallejo in GVRD & Community Centers Parks & Recreation activities, youth, sports, GVRD, recreation, afterschool PB ‐ 23 Skating Rink/Park to have something fun to do over the weekend Parks & Recreation activitites, youth, recreation, skating

PB ‐ 1310 Wood shop classes for adults. A class to teach adults how to rehab and build furniture Parks & Recreation adult‐wood‐class

PB ‐ 145 Summer and after school youth program activities to keep kids off the streets Parks & Recreation After school , activities, programs , youth , summer programs PB ‐ 124 Activities for our youth at a Boys and Girls Club Parks & Recreation After school, activities , youth , recreation

PB ‐ 616 Boxing gym offered as an after school program for kids Parks & Recreation After school, sports , youth , exercise

PB ‐ 1299 after school programs. Need more open recreaetion cehter programs for after school kids. To keep kids Parks & Recreation after‐school‐programs off of the streets and out of gangs. PB ‐ 762 A dog park by the waterfront so dogs can be more active Parks & Recreation animals

PB ‐ 811 Help stray animals because there are many and they get run over and die Parks & Recreation animals

PB ‐ 816 Provide free/low cost spay/neuter for the community cats specifically feral cats Parks & Recreation animals

PB ‐ 770 We need a dog park close to the waterfront because the rest are far Parks & Recreation animals, dog park

PB ‐ 1160 Aqua Ponics Parks & Recreation AquaPonics

PB ‐ 319 Archery classes at Vallejo High School Parks & Recreation Archery, Youth, High School, sports

PB ‐ 965 Mosaic Art make into studio and invite the community. Parks & Recreation Art

PB ‐ 1075 art at Childrens Wonderland to be refurbished, murals deteriorated Parks & Recreation art

PB ‐ 746 Build an art center for all types of people to learn and be together Parks & Recreation art center

PB ‐ 801 Create a studio for artists to show their work so they get recognition they deserve Parks & Recreation art center

PB ‐ 805 People could submit art for display or be funded to have a career artists need support Parks & Recreation art center

PB ‐ 1304 Local artist art gallery. A local store front donated to display local artists work on Georgia or Virgina Parks & Recreation art‐gallery streets. Arts are a major tourest draw‐bringing ancillary tax revenue to surrounding businesses. Cost for insurance #500/year PB ‐ 413 Art space for young people interested in film, music dance Parks & Recreation Arts , film , activities , youth , recreation PB ‐ 831 More public areas like an aquarium, farmers market, shopping plaza make us interesting Parks & Recreation attractions, shopping center, farmers markets PB ‐ 1015 Baseball team 13‐18yrs old because teens love baseball and would love to play Parks & Recreation Baseball

PB ‐ 1082 Replace the underused horseshoe area with a basketball court at City Park to provide recreation space the Parks & Recreation basketball surrounding community will actually utilize. PB ‐ 1097 I believe a new basketball court built in this open space, multi‐use park will enhance the health and fitness Parks & Recreation basketball of residents in the area. Presently, there is plenty of open space but little else available for recreational activities in Terrace Park. There are no basketball facilities nearby for miles now that Terrace Elementary has fenced‐in their playground, although people are now climbing over the fences to access the courts in the school. Others are placing portable basketball hoops on the street and parking lots. Both of these are dangerous situations. Too, due to the presence of many housing complexes, there are many youth living in the neighborhood who could benefit from having healthy alternatives to pursue‐‐who knows, maybe there's a 'budding' basketball star here! Please build a court with 2‐4 baskets to make this an even more useful, enjoyable park.

PB ‐ 1017 New tennis/basket ball courts because everyone in my neighborhood loves to be active and I really don't Parks & Recreation basketball , sports , sports facilities like how it looks at the moment. PB ‐ 332 Basketball program in order to foster commitment at JFK Library (Night/Day) Parks & Recreation Basketball, Commitment , youth , sports , recreation PB ‐ 1016 Build football/Basketball courts at Setterquist Park and all around Vallejo, so kids can go outside Parks & Recreation basketball, sports facilities

PB ‐ 1007 Fix Waterfront and other public bathrooms ‐ because it's unhealthy to have a dirty bathroom Parks & Recreation Bathrooms

PB ‐ 1129 This waterfront city needs a beach! A place where we can play vollyball, or catch some sun, play in the Parks & Recreation beach water and generally have a great time! The parking lot off mare island way/wilson would be perfect. At nite the lot can close, during the day it can be open to residents by purchasing parking stickers for our cars and non residents can purchase day passes. The city could erect a snack building where we could purchase hamburgs, hot dogs, potato chips, sodas, etc. I come from Cape Cod, MA where we have some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. The Vallejo Beach would generate revenue thru parking and sales of food products. This would be a FUN place, someplace to congregate as a community and might even encourage visibility to improving our ugly ass waterfront. Cmon people!

PB ‐ 929 Ashes to Arbol ‐ help plant more plants (trees, bushes, etc.) and fix the landscape of burned locations in Parks & Recreation Beautification Vallejo. It would help make Vallejo look presentatble, while also improving the environment via nature. Location: burned placed in Vallejo PB ‐ 694 Make Vallejo pretty and clean up garbage and make grass green because some parts are dirty and full of Parks & Recreation beautify garbage PB ‐ 723 City clean up because people from the city can help clean up because there is a lot of trash everywhere Parks & Recreation beautify

PB ‐ 782 Valleljo needs to clean better not perfect and it should support nature and clean Parks & Recreation beautify PB ‐ 791 Clean up trash in North Vallejo pollution because the ugly place looks nasty Parks & Recreation beautify

PB ‐ 810 Get rid of trash because it makes Vallejo look bad and ruins the environment Parks & Recreation beautify

PB ‐ 818 Hire people to try and clean the trash off of the side of Vajello streets because it looks bad Parks & Recreation beautify

PB ‐ 836 Clean up empty lots they grow large amounts of weeds and litter and attracts homeless Parks & Recreation beautify

PB ‐ 838 Reduce trash because we need trash bins and reduce damge to the eco system and the animals Parks & Recreation beautify

PB ‐ 851 Clean streets neighborhoods, water beds etc. because we need to keep healthier people, animals, and Parks & Recreation beautify plants PB ‐ 877 Cleaning and fixing sidewalks and street, because if it looks better, we will feel better especially on Sonoma Parks & Recreation beautify Blvd PB ‐ 1014 Dit bike trail because people form Vallejo go to Napa to ride. Parks & Recreation Bike Trail

PB ‐ 157 Cultural Arts building in Mare Island in empty lots Parks & Recreation Buildings , arts , cultural center , recreation , Mare Island PB ‐ 1245 Create a natural space to camp like Mare Island, because you have to travel far to camp Parks & Recreation Camp ground

PB ‐ 1362 Create a natural space to camp like Mare Island, because you have to travel far to camp Parks & Recreation Camp ground

PB ‐ 266 Create a play area or amusement area for children Parks & Recreation children, play area , recreation

PB ‐ 1232 Voena Children's Choir ‐ "Acappella Choral Festival" igniting Vallejo with chorals of cultural diversity and Parks & Recreation choirs artistic brillance. It is needed to bring attention to Vallejo as a cultural center providing a myrid of concerts, workshops, and master classes, to present choirs, musicans, small vocal ensembles, and solo performances. PB ‐ 1349 Voena Children's Choir ‐ "Acappella Choral Festival" igniting Vallejo with chorals of cultural diversity and Parks & Recreation choirs artistic brillance. It is needed to bring attention to Vallejo as a cultural center providing a myrid of concerts, workshops, and master classes, to present choirs, musicans, small vocal ensembles, and solo performances. PB ‐ 1270 GVRD classes. Recreation classes ‐ sports, dance, language classses, active things, exercise Parks & Recreation classes

PB ‐ 274 Start a Boys & Girls Club and Recreation Center to study dance Parks & Recreation classes, dance , recreation center

PB ‐ 600 Provided bicycle skills course/workshops and build a jumptrack for students to do something after school Parks & Recreation Classes, recreation , activities , bikes , with bikes park , workshop , bike safety PB ‐ 676 Indoor Sports Center because people have allergies and the air outside is bad Parks & Recreation clean air, safety

PB ‐ 480 Clean Beach Parks & Recreation Clean Beach, Vallejo beach , recreation , park

PB ‐ 910 Poison Oak removal ‐ to remove dangerious poison oak form public trails near Blue Rocks Spring Park, Parks & Recreation Clean up because poison oak is too near the public paths, and poses a threat to the public. Can be implemented by volunteers or park management. PB ‐ 257 Clean up Baseball fields Parks & Recreation Clean up , sports facilities , sports , recreation

PB ‐ 342 Park on Corcoran Avenueand Mini Drive needs attention Parks & Recreation Cleanup, clean , parks , GVRD

PB ‐ 351 Cleaner and better parks for the children Parks & Recreation Cleanup, clean , parks , GVRD

PB ‐ 17 Community Gardens Parks & Recreation Community , Gardens

PB ‐ 705 Community pool because it is hot in the summer with no place to cool off Parks & Recreation community pool

PB ‐ 460 Gazebo & Park for Concerts Downtown Parks & Recreation Concerts , gazebo , bandstand , events , community, live music PB ‐ 84 Add hot water showers + locker rooms+ dressing areas to the Cunningham pool on Heartwood avenue. Parks & Recreation cunningham pool , swimming , hot shower, They could also save a lot of electricity by enclosing the pool. Who wants to swim w/out a shower? All they locker room , swimming pool have is an outdoor pole with a cold water spray. nasty.

PB ‐ 926 Dance class, whether ballet, hip hop, something that will keep us teens and kids in Vallejo. Next to Six Flags Parks & Recreation dance car wash PB ‐ 72 Dance studio because it is fun and kids love to dance Parks & Recreation dance studio , dance , kids , youth , dance class PB ‐ 403 Dance studio fun activities and exercise for young and older people Parks & Recreation Dance, activities , recreation , exercise , seniors , youth , adults PB ‐ 309 Dance for kids in order to keep them out of trouble Parks & Recreation Dance, Youth, recreation

PB ‐ 1288 Dan Foley Park Labyrinth. Build a Labyrinth in Dan Foley Park. A permanent structure provides passive Parks & Recreation Dan‐Foley‐Park recreation and beautification to Dan Foley Park PB ‐ 1008 Make a dog park at River Park area, because a lot of people have gos and there are kids in the area that Parks & Recreation Dog park could on. PB ‐ 454 Additional Dog Park in Central City location Parks & Recreation Dog Park , parks , pets

PB ‐ 1300 Dogs R US. Dog park. I am not sure if Vallejo has one. Parks & Recreation Dog‐park

PB ‐ 861 My idea is to clean up the planet because it needs to be clean instead of dirty Parks & Recreation enivornment, beautify

PB ‐ 815 Water has no where to drain and just floods down because pavement is uneven Parks & Recreation enivornment, beautify

PB ‐ 872 More people need to clean the environment at school and in Vallejo Parks & Recreation environment, beautify

PB ‐ 852 Grow more trees to offset the urban output of pollution Parks & Recreation environment, pollution

PB ‐ 1240 Community Music Day to bring local musicians, to bring the community together and showcase local Parks & Recreation events talent. Host in Downtown/Georgia Street PB ‐ 1357 Community Music Day to bring local musicians, to bring the community together and showcase local Parks & Recreation events talent. Host in Downtown/Georgia Street PB ‐ 294 Exercise fitness trail including senior activities Parks & Recreation exercise , parks , seniors , recreation

PB ‐ 664 More attractions and hiking monuments in empty lots so that Vallejo is fun and interesting Parks & Recreation exercise, hiking, attactions

PB ‐ 821 Build more parks in Vallejo so that people are more active Parks & Recreation exercise, parks

PB ‐ 658 Sports Center so people can play many sports they love; also exercise is important Parks & Recreation exercise, sports

PB ‐ 659 Wakanda Center for Sports so people can out their skills to the test Parks & Recreation exercise, sports

PB ‐ 660 Running track because we do not have one and need one Parks & Recreation exercise, sports

PB ‐ 666 Vallejo Indoor Sports Center in an empty lot because the one on Mare Island is always booked and not Parks & Recreation exercise, sports accessible to everyone PB ‐ 665 Vallejo Indoor Sports Center in an empty lot because the one on Mare Island is old and not accessible to Parks & Recreation exercise, sports center everyone PB ‐ 672 Sports Center for bowling and a place to have fun Parks & Recreation exercise, sports, bowling

PB ‐ 685 Soccer fields need to be in bigger areas for Physical Education classes Parks & Recreation exercise, sports, soccer field

PB ‐ 1161 Street and Art Fair Parks & Recreation Fair

PB ‐ 127 A family oriented place for kids to have activities Parks & Recreation family center , recreation , activities, family , youth PB ‐ 625 free adult exercise classes, family Parks & Recreation family health , health , exercise

PB ‐ 539 Exercise machines for older adults placed on the children's playground Parks & Recreation FDSC improvements, exercise , seniors , senior activities , parks PB ‐ 1011 Vallejo should have an open track, so kids/adults can go and run, practive, or cookoutl It is needed because Parks & Recreation Field track adults/children can practice and have fun, stay healthy and fit.

PB ‐ 1271 Outdoor fitness court. Keeping communties healthy. Water front Parks & Recreation fitness‐court

PB ‐ 1301 Baskets for beautification. Hanging flower baskets on water front and downtown. Beautification‐ Other Parks & Recreation flower‐baskets cities have this and it is very welcoming. PB ‐ 444 activity Project FUN Parks & Recreation fun

PB ‐ 99 Fun center/ skating rink located where the old walmart was. This can create a place for children and Parks & Recreation fun, recreation , youth, employment, jobs , employment. facility PB ‐ 655 Gaming friendly recreation centers to help bring together people who usually stay at home build social Parks & Recreation games, recreation skills PB ‐ 916 Competitive Gamming E‐Sports. Ever since Mr. Cole left the Esports Team at MIT Academy, teams even on Parks & Recreation Gaming Thursday haven't come anymore. I was super invested in it, but it's gone. PB ‐ 928 We need a place for people to play videogames. Kind of like a club. Location: Old Walmart Parks & Recreation Gaming

PB ‐ 931 To habe a convention with different webtool creaters. Webtoon is an application full of comic creators with Parks & Recreation Gaming many ideas. Webtoon does not have a convention but it's at the other sides of the country. It helps bring people with similar loves. Location: A huge space indoors

PB ‐ 936 More gaming tournaments with prizes. Gaming is becoming a world renouned thing that millions of people Parks & Recreation Gaming are interested in. This would help people try to do something with gaming.

PB ‐ 696 Gaming friendly recreation centers to play hottest games and people would make money with twitch Parks & Recreation gaming center

PB ‐ 698 Organize gaming tourneys because there are a lot of gamers, and we have no place to play with each other Parks & Recreation gaming center

PB ‐ 713 Virtual game room so people can see a world and enjoy it and play with other people in a VR game Parks & Recreation gaming center

PB ‐ 867 We need more grassy areas and a Vallejo mall Parks & Recreation grass, attractions, shopping center

PB ‐ 234 More afterschool programs like gymnastics: so kids can have more fun! Parks & Recreation gymnastics, sports , youth , recreation

PB ‐ 1313 Improvemenets to Mare Island Heritage preserve. Improving trails and infastructure. Improve recreation Parks & Recreation Heritage preserve

PB ‐ 1250 Family hiking trips for family time and health. To be gdone by GVRD Parks & Recreation hike

PB ‐ 1367 Family hiking trips for family time and health. To be gdone by GVRD Parks & Recreation hike

PB ‐ 724 Charro Horse Ranch so people can learn to ride, train,become charros. It is calming and we don' have one Parks & Recreation horse ranch

PB ‐ 1066 beautify the parks to encourage people to come, needs improvements Parks & Recreation improvement

PB ‐ 1163 Toy Lending Library Parks & Recreation Kids Program

PB ‐ 442 TIYT tap into your talent, nuturing childrens talents and academics Parks & Recreation kids talent , acrts , performance

PB ‐ 134 Re‐sod the waterfront area to enhance the city Parks & Recreation Landscape , waterfront , lawn

PB ‐ 730 MIT landscaping to include more trees and plants and it would be more lively Parks & Recreation landscape, beautify

PB ‐ 731 MIT Landscaping because we need more plants and plants are good for the environment and provide Parks & Recreation landscape, beautify oxygen PB ‐ 732 Trash pickup because youth can make a group to go around vallejo to pick up trash, a small program Parks & Recreation landscape, beautify

PB ‐ 700 Include more benches and trees with MIT landscape because we would like to sit Parks & Recreation landscape, renovations PB ‐ 1012 Martial Art Center to defend not only yourself, but your fellow friend, because people need to develop Parks & Recreation Martial Arts now to deal with bad things and knowledge to defend you/others. (school gyms)

PB ‐ 183 Drive in theme/ movie by the bay: to have a family fun night showing family friendly movies. Open to all by Parks & Recreation move night , family , waterfront , events the waterfront. This is needed to promote community, togetherness and an open air event.

PB ‐ 459 Downtown Murials Parks & Recreation Murals , public art , art , beautification , downtown PB ‐ 729 Create a art/music/theater center for all of Vallejo to learn music, to act or create art of all kinds would Parks & Recreation music, arts, recreation bring fun and lifestyle opportunities to the community PB ‐ 1004 Greades 2‐3 will hike in a park and learn about CA wildlife and the dangers of forest fires. Urbanization has Parks & Recreation NATURE cause forest fires to decrease and CA has undergone more forest fires recently. Youth need to learn that we should try to protect nature for our own beneift. Location: Mare Island Nature Preserve or Benicia State Park. PB ‐ 115 solar powered outdoor martial arts + boxing studio to encourage youth to be healthy Parks & Recreation outdoor, fitness, tournaments, sports, and create tournaments recreation , exercise, solar

PB ‐ 585 More outdoor activities for kids Parks & Recreation outdoors , activities , recreation , youth

PB ‐ 1231 Have a park or a dog park, by Rollingwood Drive, Vallejo/Benici crossroads Parks & Recreation park

PB ‐ 1275 Public park. Build a public park closer to springs road. Parks & Recreation park

PB ‐ 1348 Have a park or a dog park, by Rollingwood Drive, Vallejo/Benici crossroads Parks & Recreation park

PB ‐ 638 rebuild Wilson Dalwight Park footbridge over Parks & Recreation park , pedestrian safety , accesibility

PB ‐ 1019 Crest Ranch Park renewal so it is nicer and we can play soccer. They only sports complex is on Mare Island. Parks & Recreation Park renewal

PB ‐ 1021 Improve Parks because the children are the future. Parks & Recreation Park renewal

PB ‐ 1023 Crest Ranch Park Field renewal‐ make the field better and add soccer goals and white lines, because the Parks & Recreation Park renewal only other sports facility is in Mare Island. PB ‐ 452 Update Park with Splash Pad ‐ Dan Foley Plark for Children Activities Parks & Recreation Park, recreation , water activities

PB ‐ 1084 Install native sod, playground space, and shade trees at Independence park. All of Vallejo will benefit from Parks & Recreation parks improving this high visibility and neglected area of the waterfront. Providing playground space will encourage residents with families to come to the waterfront and utilize the space. Providing shade trees will make the space more usable during the hot summer and early fall months. Using native sod will keep water and maintenance costs low. PB ‐ 1095 Hanns Park located on 198 Skyline Dr, Vallejo, CA 94591 is probably the unsafest park located in vallejo, it's Parks & Recreation parks consistently populated by homeless encampments, drug users and aggressive vagrants. My idea would be to rebuild the park and bring the community back to putting this great park to use. Rebuild the upper section entrance to bring a grassy knoll, shaded benches, BBQ grills and playgrounds for kids. Build a slide or an activity that gets kids moving from top to the bottom of the park. Build a bike skills park like San jose, Novato and Richmond for all ages. There doesn't seem to be a signature park inside of Vallejo, people are willing to bring their families to gather like the Benicia Community Park. Theres is an abundance of homes being built in vallejo but there are no communities being formed as there are no spaces to gather and build those communities with their neighbors. Parks in Vallejo seem to overrun by the vagrants that are taking all the community spaces and making them their homes. Residents become fearful and avoid gatherings and travel outside of Vallejo to gather with friends and family. It would be ideal to build a place for residents to feel pride in their community and have a safe gathering place for them to celebrate events.

PB ‐ 360 Parks. Unified parks and making the ones we already have prettier‐Pollution Parks & Recreation Parks , beautification, clean up, GVRD

PB ‐ 575 fixing parks Parks & Recreation parks , park maintenance , recreation

PB ‐ 430 Hanns Park improvement, recreate family area Parks & Recreation parks , recreation

PB ‐ 613 More parks downtown Parks & Recreation parks , recreation , downtown

PB ‐ 238 Washington Park needs monkey bars installed because there is only the railing Parks & Recreation parks , recreation , playground

PB ‐ 218 More parks & safe walking trails for enjoyment and exercise Parks & Recreation parks , recreation , walking , trails , exercise

PB ‐ 222 More swings at parks and taller slides Parks & Recreation parks , swings , recreation

PB ‐ 66 More parks at the waterfront to make the community better Parks & Recreation parks , waterfront , waterfront park , community PB ‐ 48 Make a park on waterfront so the kids can play more at downtown waterfront. Parks & Recreation parks , waterfront , waterfront park , recreation , youth PB ‐ 794 Add more parks with courts and field in a safe area to help physical health and with more people should be Parks & Recreation parks, sports courts safer PB ‐ 874 Build a new playground in the Crest so that kids in the Crest can have something not broken Parks & Recreation parks, sports courts, playgrounds

PB ‐ 792 Build a small pier so more people can fish without a permit and it is more productive Parks & Recreation pier, fish

PB ‐ 799 We need more plants and trees to make Vallejo look better because we look messy Parks & Recreation plants, beautify

PB ‐ 1072 playgrounds for kids Parks & Recreation playground PB ‐ 1073 Tea Time, replace tea cups at Childrens Wonderland Parks & Recreation playground

PB ‐ 1141 A playground for kids at the waterfront. Down near the boat launch. Where the large lot of dead grass is. I Parks & Recreation playground walk the waterfront with my four year old after we spend time at the library. We also ride bikes and do farmers market. A lot of parents could spend more time down at the waterfront if there was a park.

PB ‐ 453 Install Playground for Children Parks & Recreation Playground , parks , recreation

PB ‐ 61 More playgrounds down by the waterfront and some more maintenance on all the playgrounds because Parks & Recreation playgrounds, parks, they should be safe and clean for families. PB ‐ 71 Playground equipment at the waterfront to better serv e the people walking on the waterfront Parks & Recreation playgrounds, parks, waterfront , walk

PB ‐ 7 Improvements @ Cunningham Pool Parks & Recreation Pool

PB ‐ 674 Hot showers at the Cunningham Pool because it only has cold water showers Parks & Recreation pool

PB ‐ 339 Pools for youth Parks & Recreation Pools, Youth , swimming , recreation

PB ‐ 1319 Indoor real showers. Showers at Cunningham pool locker rooms. No real showers‐just a spray pole Parks & Recreation Pool‐Showers outside. We need to be avle to shower/wash hair like normal humans after swimming.

PB ‐ 427 Repair streets of potholes on Tennesse and Redwood Streets as it is bad for cars Parks & Recreation potholes , road repair , street repair

PB ‐ 1 Create social and recreational opportunities for Vallejo's Deaf & Differently abled. Parks & Recreation Recreation

PB ‐ 1070 bowling alley, roller rink, activities kids 11 ‐ 18 years Parks & Recreation recreation

PB ‐ 1083 Provide recreation space that the surrounding community will use. Parks & Recreation recreation

PB ‐ 194 Entertainment/community center for youth and adults on Sonoma blvd. Parks & Recreation recreation , entertainent , youth , adults , community center PB ‐ 478 Recreation Center Parks & Recreation Recreation center,

PB ‐ 41 Yoga & Tai Chi in the park: classes at the waterfront to improve our communities health at the waterfront Parks & Recreation recreation, health , exercise, yoga , tai chi , on weekdays waterfront PB ‐ 769 Have more stores such as Old Navy or clothing stores because we don't need furniture stores Parks & Recreation recreation, shopping

PB ‐ 590 15 years and under recreation center Parks & Recreation recreationcenter , youth

PB ‐ 679 Remodel parks and their equipment like basketball courts because parks are rundown Parks & Recreation remodel, parks, basketball courts

PB ‐ 680 Old building renovation, landscape development, and infrastructure maintenance such as plant flowers Parks & Recreation remodel, parks, beautify and cleaner because just look around you PB ‐ 726 MIT Pathway because when it rains, the pathway gets crowded, and no one wants to walk in the mud Parks & Recreation renovate, build PB ‐ 736 Better parks that need to be renovated and cleaned Parks & Recreation renovate, build

PB ‐ 845 Increase security and clean up Hans park because it is a neat park, and should be welcoming and not Parks & Recreation renovation, beautify dangerous PB ‐ 891 Vallejo is awful to look at, and we need to clean it up Parks & Recreation renovation, beautify

PB ‐ 776 Bring service to MIT because it needs improvements in their property and more buildings Parks & Recreation renovations

PB ‐ 777 A better environment at MIT would make our learning experience better Parks & Recreation renovations

PB ‐ 820 To fix ugly parks starting with bass field because tennis courts are cracked and fence is falling Parks & Recreation renovations

PB ‐ 830 Restore the integrity of the historical ship yard in order to remember our history Parks & Recreation renovations, ship yard

PB ‐ 1152 There are so many great parks in Vallejo for families to enjoy. Unfortunately, some of our parks are in great Parks & Recreation repair disrepair. Unfortunately they'reoften in neighborhoods that need their parks most. Let's upgrade some of these parks and show these communities we care. For instance, Beverly Hills Park, Lake Dalwigk Park, Sheveland Park, etc.

PB ‐ 1155 Wilson Park has had no updating in 30 years. Extending roof to cover bleachers, adding ADA seating in the Parks & Recreation repair , park , recreation , sports facility grand stand, modernizing the concession stand, upgrading to more efficient LED lighting for fields and parking areas and updating the scoreboard for the Little League field can make the complex more useable and more fan friendly for events for the next 30 years. Beneficiaries will be every parent, kid and guest who attends games at either of the fields for the next 30 years, especially on cold June evenings and hot sunny August days. The concession stand can be updated to serve more people, faster. It's needed to keep the Wilson Park Complex functional as a sports complex. Attendance at the complex has increased. More fans come to see sports events so service facilities, lighting and ADA access need to be current to today's standards. The LED lighting will save money and pay for itself within 3‐5 years.

PB ‐ 775 Fix Vallejo because it needs to be fixed Parks & Recreation repairs

PB ‐ 899 Change nothing cause this is history on Mare Island Restoration Parks & Recreation restoration

PB ‐ 701 Seagull genocide because seagulls need to be at sea and not on land eating plastic Parks & Recreation seagull, control

PB ‐ 565 Line dancing Parks & Recreation senior programs , seniors , activities

PB ‐ 1268 Senior citizen classes ‐ Tai Chi ‐ exercise Parks & Recreation senior‐classes

PB ‐ 295 More senior activities at parks Parks & Recreation seniors , recreation

PB ‐ 753 Build new shopping center because the other one is old Parks & Recreation shopping center PB ‐ 771 Need to create more fashion stores so you don't have to go to far to buy good clothes Parks & Recreation shopping center

PB ‐ 772 Need just more clothes stores to you do not have to go to Fairfield Parks & Recreation shopping center

PB ‐ 773 Need an outlet mall with high quality stores so we do not have to travel to shop Parks & Recreation shopping center

PB ‐ 1006 Skate park over on Mini Drive. There aren't a lot of skateparks and the ones that we have are kinnd of far Parks & Recreation skate (from MIT Academy). PB ‐ 714 Skate park because the one in Vallejo is dangerous and too many people stay there and it needs to be Parks & Recreation skate park accessible PB ‐ 378 Skating Rink. Gives youth and adults an opportunity for recreation in the area. Non‐profit Program. Old Parks & Recreation Skate ring , recreation , youth , activities Toys r US? PB ‐ 361 Some for kids. Skate Ring Parks & Recreation Skate ring, youth , recreation, activities

PB ‐ 1114 Vallejo’s Skatepark at Wardlaw Park was constructed over a decade ago. Many of today’s Parks & Recreation skatepark progressive Skatepark design elements that the Skatepark is missing are small additions that would require a relatively small budget to install. This update to the Skatepark could be accomplished by constructing a couple small concrete benches to grind on and one or two other small obstacles to practice on in the unused zones between the ramps and/or the fences. Even rearranging the portable ramps would be a nice change. It would be possible to generate a portion of the cost for new obstacles with the use of a simple fundraising effort. There are many avid skateboarders in Vallejo’s community and beyond that come to the Skatepark and I believe they would be more than happy to pitch in and bring this park up to date as the City of Vallejo progresses.

PB ‐ 1115 The waterfront is beautiful. It's a great place to build community and feel great about our city. To attract Parks & Recreation Skatepark more foot traffice, we should build a waterfront playground where families can come to enjoy with their young kids. This could occur either on the north or south side of the waterfront. The north side has plenty of beautiful open space. The south side will need improvements before a playground can be built there. A playground will be another attraction for families beyond the barsand restaurants.

PB ‐ 275 Build a skating rink Parks & Recreation skating , recreation

PB ‐ 455 Outdoor Skating Rink Parks & Recreation Skating Rink

PB ‐ 1074 afterschool and weekend activities for kids, skating rink women and children Parks & Recreation skating rink

PB ‐ 1168 Ice Skating Rink Parks & Recreation Skating Rink

PB ‐ 1272 Skating/bowling allys. More activities for children because kids get into trouble Parks & Recreation Skating, bowling

PB ‐ 320 Skating rink for teens/youth at the former Wal‐Mart location Parks & Recreation Skating, Skating Rink, Youth, recreation PB ‐ 1026 Soccor Fields with permanent goals, paint and green lawns, to motivate people to use them. Location: Parks & Recreation Soccer Solano/Curtola PB ‐ 711 More Player Development Programs for soccer because we need to travel to Napa to play Parks & Recreation soccer fields

PB ‐ 715 Soccer Club at the Solano Fairgrounds put Vallejo on the map with a soccer club so people can play and go Parks & Recreation soccer fields to the MLS PB ‐ 853 Add a soccer field in PAL because it was accepted but never happened we need practice Parks & Recreation soccer fields

PB ‐ 855 Create public turf soccer field because lots of people will benefit and the local soccer teams too Parks & Recreation soccer fields

PB ‐ 860 Build a soccer field for the people because who doesn't like soccer Parks & Recreation soccer fields

PB ‐ 364 Soccer Post Program. To put up soccer posts in every park. For more things to do and because why not Parks & Recreation Soccer posts, sports facilities , sports , recreation PB ‐ 1013 soccer field in North Vallejo because people cant go far and we rarely have any. Many people want to go Parks & Recreation soccor out and play soccer, but there isn't many to go to,and people go far.

PB ‐ 1020 More soccor fields or better kept because soccer is one of the most popular sports and kids can't do their Parks & Recreation soccor best on bumpy grass. Also more equiptment for goalkeepers that way kids haved options to play on positions. PB ‐ 1090 Splash pad installation at city park and terrace park in order to make the parks a fun and safe place for local Parks & Recreation splash pad children to recreate during the hottest times of the year. PB ‐ 407 Baseball field in Glen Cove area near Benicia Road Parks & Recreation Sport field , sports facilitiesa , GVRD , parks , recreation PB ‐ 1091 THESE GAMES CAN INCLUDE PLAYING WITH OTHER TEAMS FROM CITIES AS AMERICAN CANYON, BENICIA, Parks & Recreation sports CORDELIA, RIO VISTA, VALLEJO, FAIRFIELD, SUISUN CITY VACAVILLE. FORMAT WOULD BE WEDNESDAY DAY GAMES (9:00 AM) 9 INNINGS. 9 TEAMS. 9 WEEKS. ASA SENIOR SAFETY RULES. 1 UMPIRE. 1 SCOREBOOK. THE FEE COULD BE $600 PER TEAM. 1ST PLACE AWARDS. EXPENDITURES ARE, 1 UMPIRE PER GAME, 2 BALLS PER GAME, PARK COST. BASES, CHALK, GROUND CREW. START IN 2019 1st SATURDAY AFTER MEMORIAL DAY.USE AT LEASE 2‐4 PARKS PER WEEK TRAVEL TEAM. OR EACH TEAM 4 HOME GAMES. SENIORS STILL LOVE TO PLAY SOFTBALL AND COULD USE THE EXERCISE TO PREVENT SOME HEALTH PROBLEMS. THANK YOU BETTY HALYARD

PB ‐ 1100 A complex would benefit youth in Vallejo and youth from other cities to come and have tournaments. Parks & Recreation Sports Huge money maker for Vallejo. We need this!!

PB ‐ 1111 Where will this occur? Grass Field at Vallejo Ferry Terminal. Who will benefit? Community, Sports Parks & Recreation sports Enthusiasts, local downtown Vallejo Businesses. Why is this needed? A low cost use of public space to provide organized sports including soccer, ultimate frisbee etc. Encourage people to visit downtown Vallejo and visit local businesses.

PB ‐ 285 Improve Mare Island Sports Complex with multiple baseball fields for little league as organizations beg to Parks & Recreation sports , sports complex, baseball , facilities , borrow others fields mare island PB ‐ 414 Basketball courts and continue Tai Chai at city park Parks & Recreation Sports , sports facilities , activities

PB ‐ 1165 Softball & Sports Complex Parks & Recreation Sports , sports Facility

PB ‐ 25 Tennis courts in S. Vallejo Parks & Recreation sports , sports facility , tennis court

PB ‐ 311 Sports training programs (e.g. soccer, basketball, swimming) Parks & Recreation Sports ,recreation , activities

PB ‐ 722 Sports camps because a lot of people go to the sports center because it is the only open gym but it is Parks & Recreation sports center rundown PB ‐ 754 Put a sports center in the big empty space by the plaza so no one has to go to MI Parks & Recreation sports center

PB ‐ 983 Sports Center in North Vallejo (Food 4 Less), so that we don’t have to go to Mare Island. It can bring youth Parks & Recreation Sports Center together through sports. PB ‐ 1018 Improve Mare Island Sports Center to make it a little more steady in construction, to make volleyball area Parks & Recreation Sports Center bigger, so that it isn’t so small. Volleyball area needs to be bigger.

PB ‐ 1022 Sports Center becaise the one we have is pretty far and people do not always have a ride. Parks & Recreation Sports Center

PB ‐ 683 Sports Center not on Mare Island but in North Vallejo where the old Food4Less was so more people can Parks & Recreation sports center, exercise have access PB ‐ 704 Open a sports center with mainly basketball as there are none in Vallejo Parks & Recreation sports center, exercise, basketball

PB ‐ 652 activities for kids, sports complex ‐ not on Mare Island Parks & Recreation sports complex , sports facilities , mare island

PB ‐ 247 Bocce Ball Courts behind FDSC: The 4 courts need to be gone over & fixed all at one time because there are Parks & Recreation Sports facilities , recreation , activities too many players trying to fix them, and they are all doing it wrong .

PB ‐ 262 Healthy City Sports Town: To have lower fees for all kinds of Sports in the City of Vallejo Parks & Recreation Sports facilities , recreation , activities, free , low income , lower rates PB ‐ 829 Restoring parks tennis and basketball and playground for exercise kids and adults Parks & Recreation sports, exercise

PB ‐ 824 Creating parks with more play structures, tennis, basketball, etc Parks & Recreation sports, parks

PB ‐ 420 Create a Vallejo Senior Softball League for those over 60 years old Parks & Recreation sports, seniors, recreation

PB ‐ 663 Soccer field repair because the soccer fields are drying up Parks & Recreation sports, soccer fields, repair

PB ‐ 1325 July 4th parade. Help fund yearly expenses. Parade is on‐going for 165 years. Great community event. Parks & Recreation support parade

PB ‐ 69 Swim areas that are kid friendly. We need a place to relax, recreate , and for kids to play together Parks & Recreation swim , kids, recreation

PB ‐ 1277 More swimming programs available during the summer Parks & Recreation swimming PB ‐ 1305 Swim and water fitness lessons for all. All Vallejo young persons and adults should have access to free or Parks & Recreation swimming, fitness low cost swim and water programs for itness. Health, safety (Vallejo has water on 3 sides. GVRD/turo/cal Maritime/Kaiser. Cost should be provided by the implementation team swim pools.

PB ‐ 618 A place for young people to act and a bowling alley Parks & Recreation Teen Center, youth , activities

PB ‐ 152 Start a Girls Inc. Club for cooking, dancing, dress‐up activities for elem. & middle sch students Parks & Recreation Teens , cooking , activities , recreation , youth

PB ‐ 129 Fitness trails by waterfront Parks & Recreation Trails, fitness trails , health , exercise , waterfront PB ‐ 449 Trails Parks & Recreation Trails, pedestrians

PB ‐ 888 People are needed to pick up trash so garbage is not sitting for days bad for environment and animals Parks & Recreation trash, environment, safety

PB ‐ 1292 Vallejo Beach. To creaete a beach along Vallejo's southern water front. To creat a space the public can Parks & Recreation Vallejo‐beach enjoy that takes advantage of our natural beauty. North of Sandy Beach

PB ‐ 1076 river/water access, improve access for kayaks, canoes, paddle boards, recreation Parks & Recreation water access

PB ‐ 128 Water park for smaller kids to have water play Parks & Recreation Water park , small children , youth , recreation PB ‐ 1086 The Vallejo Waterfront is steeped in history, and includes an ecologically important area. Interpretive Parks & Recreation waterfront signage that explains the history and infrastructure of Mare Island, and the ecology and wildlife of the river waterfront will add educational value and historical context for residents of and visitors to Vallejo. PB ‐ 1246 Independence Park Development ‐ put in walk ways, benches on grassy area. It is now unsightly and Parks & Recreation waterfront unuseable PB ‐ 1363 Independence Park Development ‐ put in walk ways, benches on grassy area. It is now unsightly and Parks & Recreation waterfront unuseable PB ‐ 36 Waterfront trail development: Riverfront trail from Carquinez bridge to Hwy 37. This is needed to develop Parks & Recreation waterfront , waterfront trail, trails the Vallejo side of the riverfront. It will attract visitors. PB ‐ 1251 Waterfront art project wirth sculptures and murals to beautify the Waterfrton and mike it more welcoming Parks & Recreation waterfront art to passer‐byers. Feature local artists PB ‐ 1368 Waterfront art project wirth sculptures and murals to beautify the Waterfront and mike it more Parks & Recreation waterfront art welcoming to passer‐byers. Feature local artists PB ‐ 1289 Valllejo water front Labyrinth. To build a labyrinth in Independence park on Mare Island way for passive Parks & Recreation Water‐Front, labyrinth recreation. A passive form of recreation on the waterfront. The site/project provides for meditation and beautifucation of the park. PB ‐ 292 Improving the waterfront by including fountains & trees & a kids playing area+ Parks & Recreation waterfront, trees, playground, pets , to make our waterfront more fun, prettier, more accessible for animals & people beautification PB ‐ 176 Water park: we need more water activities downtown Parks & Recreation waterpark , recreation, youth ,activities

PB ‐ 673 Free Public WiFi at the Waterfront so it can be a place to hangout with friends, do homework, and enjoy Parks & Recreation WiFi the view PB ‐ 999 Build a YMCA because kids need to be having fun instead of on the streets. Build where easy to access. Parks & Recreation YMCA

PB ‐ 365 Yoga at the Park (water front Marina). To have yoga in a community setting on the water front. To share a Parks & Recreation Yoga , health , wellness , community , healing space with strangers exercise PB ‐ 1000 Put more youth centers near high schools, because kids need a place to hang out or go Parks & Recreation Youth

PB ‐ 1001 Build more youth centers for kids/young teens. A place where youth could go and be productive Parks & Recreation Youth

PB ‐ 1002 Teen lounge/acade in an area next to the movie theatre where teens can go to hang out. When kids are Parks & Recreation youth done with movie, they can go there instead of walking around stores.

PB ‐ 1003 Teen lounge/acade near the movie theatre (Columbus Plaza), so teens have more places to hang out and Parks & Recreation youth not get in trouble. PB ‐ 1009 An old school diner (like in the tv show Riverdale) where students/teens can hangout, study, eat and where Parks & Recreation youth families can spend time together. PB ‐ 1010 Diner for high school teens to have fun and meet new people outside of school. Located where teens can Parks & Recreation Youth easily go. PB ‐ 269 Create program or entertainment for youth aged 11‐14 Parks & Recreation youth , activities , entertainment

PB ‐ 100 Boys and Girls club for African American community. Fund a building that provides activities for teens to Parks & Recreation youth , community , recreation , african help control crimes in the city. Locate this in N. Vallejo american, community, youth center PB ‐ 153 Teach toddler cultural dances expand diversity Parks & Recreation Youth , dancing , toddlers , dance class , programs , recreation PB ‐ 166 Youth activities & youth programs to keep kids off streets after school and on weekends Parks & Recreation youth , recreation , recreation center, activities PB ‐ 57 more teen activities Parks & Recreation youth , teen , recreation

PB ‐ 1025 Youth LGBT Center for kids/teens, needed as a safe space for out/closeted LBGT youth. In Downtown, Parks & Recreation Youth Center , LGBTQ , safe spaces vacant lots, unused buildings. PB ‐ 186 Youth center: for all ages to keep children off of the street Parks & Recreation youth center , recreation , youth , children

PB ‐ 188 Youth programs, recreation, to keep kids out of trouble Parks & Recreation youth center , recreation , youth , children

PB ‐ 242 Youth center Parks & Recreation youth center , recreation center

PB ‐ 755 Build a student diner to have a place that teens can go to hang out or study and relax from the stress Parks & Recreation youth center, study

PB ‐ 757 Arcade because we need places to have fun and get relief from the stress of life and a place to go after the Parks & Recreation youth center, study movies like the old ToysRUs PB ‐ 758 Have more Oregon style youth centers to keep teens occupied and off their phones Parks & Recreation youth center, youth

PB ‐ 624 walking groups for kids, exercise purposes Parks & Recreation youth health, walking , pedestrians, exercise

PB ‐ 1173 Honolulu Youth Summer Fun Parks & Recreation Youth Program PB ‐ 45 Low to no cost football & basketball camps: it's important to include children who cannot afford to pay. Parks & Recreation youth, activities, sports , recreation Kids are unable to pay for these camps & it leaves them feeling left out. It lowers their self‐esteem and decreases unity within their schools and afterwards. (I will coach both)

PB ‐ 330 Youth actvities (e.g. YMCA) in order to keep youth out of trouble (costs $300,000) Parks & Recreation Youth, Actvities , recreation

PB ‐ 795 Afterschool sports programs for MIT Parks & Recreation youth, afterschool

PB ‐ 748 Build an art center for youth to practice art and stay out of trouble Parks & Recreation youth, art

PB ‐ 806 Have maker space in V allejo to allow creative people to be able to learn and kids get stem Parks & Recreation youth, art center

PB ‐ 626 recreation center for youth, too much idle time problems Parks & Recreation youth, recreation center

PB ‐ 317 Activities for young people (e.g. something like Chuck E. Cheese) Parks & Recreation Youth, Recreation, activities

PB ‐ 30 Youth recreation center: youth need a positive place to be recreational Parks & Recreation youth, recreation, facility, employment space can provide: tutoring, employment training, etc. training, tutoring PB ‐ 96 Youth Center: a youth center that helps kids develop soccer skills and recreation. It's needed because the Parks & Recreation youth, recreation, facility, sports, kids, youth Boys & Girls club closed and there is a need for a place for young peopleto have a safe and fun center environment. This is highly important for our future.

PB ‐ 281 Start a Boys & Girls Club and turn Walmart into a skating rink Parks & Recreation youth, skating , recreation

PB ‐ 884 We need a soccer field on MIT campus because it is dangerous to play on concrete Parks & Recreation youth, soccer field

PB ‐ 885 We need a soccer field on MIT campus because we do not have one Parks & Recreation youth, soccer field

PB ‐ 893 Build a soccer field on MIT campus because it is dangerous to play on concrete Parks & Recreation youth, soccer field

PB ‐ 742 ASP to give more asp sports cause less priviledged schools have no chance Parks & Recreation youth, sports

PB ‐ 783 To help soccer with better fields, uniforms and equipment for boys and girls Parks & Recreation youth, sports

PB ‐ 721 Sports camps for all children that like sports so children can have fun and exercise Parks & Recreation youth, sports

PB ‐ 691 City Sports Center in North Vallejo to have more youth united and closer to home Parks & Recreation youth, sports center

PB ‐ 882 Build more basketball courts at Highlands park on Regents because kids are left out when there are so few Parks & Recreation youth, sports courts, basketball

PB ‐ 622 Begin wrestling after school to keep boys off streets Parks & Recreation youth, sports, afterschool

PB ‐ 623 sports for youth, afterschool, summer sports programs Parks & Recreation youth, sports, afterschool , summer PB ‐ 759 Youth spend more time outside then inside with phones could be public safety too Parks & Recreation youth, youth center

PB ‐ 760 Put an arcade where food4less was because we need somewhere to be Parks & Recreation youth, youth center

PB ‐ 1307 Set up skating rink or bowling alley near Baskin Robbins at old walmart. For youth to have more fun Parks & Recreation Youth‐activities

PB ‐ 174 Better skateparks, we want bigger parks with more rails this is needed to keep kids out of trouble & to Parks & Recreation learn positiity. Possibly make it on Mare Island PB ‐ 1228 Valleeyball Court downtown, because this is nothing to do sometimes Parks & Recreation

PB ‐ 1345 Volleyball Court downtown, because this is nothing to do sometimes Parks & Recreation

PB ‐ 1199 arcade: recreational fun for kids Parks & Recreation arcade , recreation , youth

PB ‐ 1376 Fine Arts ‐ Offer a painting class or theater which will offer kids or adults the opportunity to showcase their Parks & Recreation fine arts , arts , theater , youth , adults talents by means of painting, broadway plays

PB ‐ 1185 Park Clean ups : cleaning up the parks, fixing playgrounds and swings Parks & Recreation park , clean , recreation

PB ‐ 1372 Create traditional campfire circles in local parks, with rustic seating for one hundred or more. Blue Rock Parks & Recreation Park , recreation , campfires , camping , Springs, McIntryre Ranch, The Preserve, perhaps CMA and near beach at Glen Cover are prospectve GVRD locations. VOW campfire at undersized, ill‐designed campfire square at McIntyre Ranch was successful this year, but it's so charmingly natural and remote that we could only have 40 guests due to parking constraints. Culture evolved when the ancestors mastered fire and gathered 'round fires to share ideas, recite histories and myths, etc. and that's how communities were and are built to this day. Seating could be fabricated from park and street trees that are routinely cut down and removed by city crews. Improvisation and use of waste materials would reduce costs and yield more appropriate ambience, etc.

PB ‐ 1373 Install "sail" of USS Vallejo in Independence Park, alligned parallel to the waterfront, and on slightly raised Parks & Recreation Park , recreation , waterfront , vallejo history mound of earth configured to match the shape of that part of the hull that would be barely visible under the waves if the soil of the park was the level surface of the sea passing over just the top of the hull.

PB ‐ 1196 Bowling Alley : there's nothing to do Parks & Recreation recreation , bowling alley

PB ‐ 1183 More recreation centers to keep youth out of the streets and to do positive things Parks & Recreation recreation center , youth

PB ‐ 1192 Skating Rink: there's not really anything to do in Vallejo Parks & Recreation skating rink

PB ‐ 1193 Skating Rink: there's not really anything to do in Vallejo Parks & Recreation skating rink

PB ‐ 1197 Skating Rink: there's not really anything to do in Vallejo Parks & Recreation skating rink

PB ‐ 1198 Skating Rink: there's not really anything to do in Vallejo Parks & Recreation skating rink PB ‐ 1203 Skating rink Parks & Recreation skating rink

PB ‐ 1210 Skating rink Parks & Recreation skating rink

PB ‐ 1208 Basketball courts: make a full court basketball court in Vallejo there none at our school Parks & Recreation sports facilities , sports , parks , recreation

PB ‐ 1218 Basketball league: the only option for basketball is HS Not everyone wants to play for HS team Parks & Recreation sports facilities , sports , parks , recreation

PB ‐ 1370 Idea: Upgrade Our Vallejo Beach The City of Vallejo has a beautiful tree‐lined horseshoe beach beside the Parks & Recreation Waterfront , recreation , vallejo beach , Napa River. It needs to be upgraded to become a better known and more widely used community asset, beach , park, GVRD , Riverwalk comparable to the Benicia beach. (Beaches are magic, especially for children.)It is located on Derr Avenue, left at the western end of Lemon Street, close to the historic South Vallejo Ferry Landing. Over 560 Vallejo citizens and friends have signed a petition for a Vallejo Historic Napa Riverwalk submitted to the Mayor and councilmembers, and the first part of it will be a beach upgrade. Tree trimming, removal of debris, addition of seating, improved access and signage will complete the project. GVRD as proposed project partner.

PB ‐ 1341 a skating rink for children to keep them off the streets Parks & Recreation

PB ‐ 1027 Vehicle Abatement because we constantly call code enforcement Public Safety Abatement PB ‐ 849 Pick up ferals and spay and neuter them because animals are important Public Safety animals

PB ‐ 856 Spay clinic for dogs and cats because of public safety Public Safety animals

PB ‐ 416 Park or restoration of abandoned lots on Wilson & Tennessee;attracts homeless, drug users Public Safety Beautification , parks , clean up , clean , safety PB ‐ 486 Police Body Cameras Public Safety Body Cameras , cameras , surveillance, safety

PB ‐ 267 Install camera systems to monitor property and vehicle crimes and sync systems with the Vallejo Police Public Safety camera systems , surveillance , police , VPD , Department and California Highway Patrol cameras PB ‐ 1030 Street Cameras Public Safety cameras PB ‐ 1033 Street Cameras Public Safety cameras PB ‐ 1118 License plate readers are an essential tool that benefit the police department by notifying them when Public Safety cameras there is a stolen or wanted vehicle in the area. This tool will benefit the police department and help with public safety in the city of Vallejo. License place readers can be strategically placed at multiple entrances to the city such as the off ramp of eastbound 80 at Sonoma Blvd and the offramp of westbound 80 at Columbus Parkway. License plate readers can also be placed at exits of the city. There are many other locations in Vallejo that would be beneficial to having these license plate readers. In addition, when a crime is committed and a potential suspect drives towards the location of these license plate readers, the police can go back and try to locate a license plate of the vehicle that was associated to that crime. There are many cities in the Bay Area that havealreadyimplemented this useful tool. PB ‐ 143 Surveillance cameras on streets for safety Public Safety Cameras , public safety, surveillance , crime prevention PB ‐ 354 City cleanup Public Safety Cleanup , clean

PB ‐ 357 City cleanup in the downtown area Public Safety Cleanup , downtown , clean

PB ‐ 1311 Clean up Vallejo. City Clean up. Trash is every where. Recology Public Safety clean‐vallejo PB ‐ 1079 Code Enforcement handles the non‐violent infractions of the law, those most likely to influence quality of Public Safety code enforcement life for neighborhoods and which can nip in the budy behavior by those who escalate to more serious crimes. Although one more officer has been added to their staff, it's no where near enough to handle the needs of the residents, and the ongoing behavior of the violators is driving peace‐loving citizens give up their homes and move.

PB ‐ 308 Increase police presence in downtown Public Safety cops, police, public safety , security

PB ‐ 1029 Security Cameras and lighting because of crime. Location: Crestwood Division Public Safety Crime PB ‐ 1034 More police officers because more protection in Vallejo is necessary Public Safety Crime PB ‐ 1230 Paint the crosswalk by City Hall to show the City's pride in the LGBT & transgender community. Public Safety Crosswalk

PB ‐ 756 Have more crosswalks because not everybody drives and it is hard to walk busy areas more crosswalks and Public Safety crosswalks sidewalks PB ‐ 1078 Get stolen cars and junkers no one wants any more off of the streets. There is already a law that prohibits Public Safety curbside clutter dumping cars on the streets and leaving them, but not enough Police Department personnel to enforce it in a meaningful way. Up until recently their phone system said they get 300 calls (a month?) and it takes 30 days to get an officer out to investigate. That message is off now, so I assume the situation is worse. With those kinds of figures, I assume many people are effected by this problem. So I'd like some money going to enable the Department to add 2 more officers to investigate and enforce this law. PB ‐ 487 Police Dash Cam Public Safety Dash Cameras, cameras , surveillance , safety

PB ‐ 1028 Emergency Response Unification ‐ Unite with loal SAR & FEMA ASSETTS, local US Coast Guard Aux. We Public Safety Emergency Response need to unity all availbale assets. Implemented by DHS/FEMA PB ‐ 567 Better lighting outside parking lot at FDSC Public Safety FDSC improvements, lighting PB ‐ 540 Crosswalk and speed bump in front of Senior Center; Public Safety FDSC improvements, traffic calming , pedestrian safety PB ‐ 476 Re‐open Fire House ‐ Glen Cove Public Safety Fire House , safety , fire , glen cove

PB ‐ 1098 When one looks at the ferociousness in which fires have been burning almost year round in California, the Public Safety Fire station outlook is not good under the conditions we live (one road in and out). We need the firehouse in Glen Cove reopened! There are several reasons today for opening that station again. PB ‐ 1099 The vacant fire station in GlenCove must be reopened. Glen Cove is surrounded by dry, brown hills. Most of Public Safety Fire station the landscaping is quite dry after multiple years of drought. Most significantly, there is only one road, Glen Cove Parkway, in and out of Glen Cove. With the winds and dry vegetation, one spark could start a firethat could devastate this area. Residents need quick help in the event of a large fire and assistance in getting out if evacuation was necessary. AllVallejo residents would benefit—Glen Cove by having a quick response, and the rest of Vallejo by not having the fire fighting resources in their areas depleted.

PB ‐ 507 Automated Fire Works Reporting Public Safety Fire Works , fire

PB ‐ 95 Improve our city from gangs and drugs, our youth need help Public Safety gangs, violence , public safety, drugs , youth , programs PB ‐ 94 Gun Buy Back program because there is too much violence See: Robby Poblete Foundation Public Safety guns , violence , programs , public safety

PB ‐ 656 Gun Violence Education because Vallejo would be a better place without gun violence Public Safety guns, safety, classes

PB ‐ 1131 Needles boxes for a safer Vallejo Public Safety health PB ‐ 712 Provide homeless with a free clinic, food, clothes, education, and a home Public Safety homeless PB ‐ 1151 A Hotline that will hopefully prevent the type of fraud that Landscaper Donnie Burton perpetrated,this will Public Safety hotline benefit all the taxpayers of Vallejo and root out the bad actors.

PB ‐ 1123 Vallejo is one of the most diverse cities in the Bay Area. The housing market is picking up. The Nimitz Public Safety housing project is revitalizing Mare Island. Big tech businesses and corporations are looking to come to Vallejo. Jobs and businesses mean more tax revenue and tourists who want to spend their money in our great city. Night life, family attractions and stores are benificial to everyone. But there is a problem. Our crime rate is higher percapida than Oakland and Richmond. Our citizens are scared. Vallejo’s reputation for being ritled with violent crime is well known. Any potential business looking to invest are hesitant and often drawn to cities that are safer. Our city needs protecting. With a reduction in crime everyone Benifits. Hire more police and fire personnel. Make compensation packages comparable to industry standards. Hiring ensentives and top pay will bring the best and brightest public safety workers. All of Vallejo will benefit from Operation Safe Streets!

PB ‐ 38 Child Submission: Justice: so our city will be safe Public Safety justice, safety PB ‐ 409 More police and re‐open Rire Station #26 in Glen Cove Public Safety Law/fire , fire station , fire , glen cove , public safety PB ‐ 832 Fill pot holes install street lights on Mini Drive because it is dangerous for drivers, neighborhood, and Public Safety lighting school PB ‐ 938 More light posts because in some neighborhoods it is dark Public Safety Lighting

PB ‐ 940 Fix stop lights and walk signs at the intersection, because it is dangerious for the cars and the people who Public Safety Lighting have to cross trhe street there. Location: Mini Drive and Louis Brown Drive Intersection.

PB ‐ 941 Fix broken traffic lights all over the City Public Safety Lighting PB ‐ 943 Install lights around the Cxity, especially in darker places. To make crimes less effective, better way for Public Safety Lighting people to see at night. PB ‐ 425 Improve poorly lit and hazardous Curtola Parkway especially at night Public Safety lighting , public safety PB ‐ 3 Support and fund neighborhood watch groups Public Safety Neighborhood watch PB ‐ 1037 Community watch group to avoid more corruption Public Safety neighborhood watch PB ‐ 4 Vallejo should fund ,support, increased neighborhood watch to create community engagement Public Safety Neighborhood watch , community engagement PB ‐ 193 Neighborhood watch app: a safe and secure way to report obnoxious, ratchet, bad neighbors, because bad Public Safety neighborhood watch, reporting , policing behaviour goes unnoticed PB ‐ 788 Remove all the old buildings in downtown and earthquake would break them public safety issue Public Safety new buildings, downtown, earthquake

PB ‐ 789 The buildlings seem unstable and need to be pulled down before they fall Public Safety new buildings, earthquake

PB ‐ 643 more traffic offiers, volunteers, more code enforcement officers w/o voicemail Public Safety officers , VPD , law enforcement , policing PB ‐ 1059 Increase safety at local parks Public Safety Parks PB ‐ 333 Safety at parks, and streets for youth to learn/play; implemented by GVRD, and City of Vallejo Public Safety Parks, , Streets, safety, Youth

PB ‐ 1087 Sacramento Street between Tennessee and Redwood Ave is a densely populated residential area with Public Safety pedestrian many children. This area is a neighborhood with no need for a 4 lane road running through it, and many drivers that use it speed through due to the width and openness of the street, making it dangerous to pedestrians and cyclists. Adding a median down the center with trees and pedestrian rest areas wouldnarrow the street, providing some traffic calming for the neighborhood and continuity with Wilson Ave. Bike lanes and wider sidewalks would add additional traffic calming and provide a safe route to school for many neighborhood children and a safe bike route to the ferry for locals who commute. Additionally, trees provide shade, reducing urban heat island effects,andreduce air pollution.

PB ‐ 847 Build 2 more police stations and employ more because police response time should be no more than 20 Public Safety police minutes PB ‐ 566 More police to patrol neighborhood; too many robberies, crime, car vandalism Public Safety police , vpd , policing , crime prevention PB ‐ 270 More diverse police officers from the city of Vallejo Public Safety police , VPD, diversity PB ‐ 512 Police patrol where robberies are rampant..such as Northgate community East Vallejo Public Safety police patrols

PB ‐ 80 Make a safer environment downtown for commuters by having more police presence during the hours Public Safety police, cops , downtown , safety , policing commuters are parking etc. Specifically in downtown Vallejo

PB ‐ 268 Coercive Control Training/Trauma‐informed training for police men reporting to domestic violence and Public Safety police, training , domestic violence , social protecting women services , VPD PB ‐ 1081 Vallejo PD is in need of a new radio system to catch up to the modern technology. Vallejo PD's current Public Safety radio system system often has issues such as common static, low signal/volume, and unclear transmissions. Many cities across the Bay Area have upgraded their radio system in order to make communication between dispatch and police officers clear. Vallejo PD is in need of the new Project 25 Network System in order to have reliable communication at all times. This new system would also make it harder for criminals to "scan" police radios and "scan" police radios when they are on the run from the police. Vallejo PD is in the need of the same radio system that Benicia PD has recently upgraded to. Communication between dispatch and police officers is what helps keep the community safe. Project 25 (P25) Network Systems ASTRO® 25 SYSTEMS New, modern radios for Benicia police, fire departments PD New Radio System

PB ‐ 841 Tear down the old non historic buildings which are filled with pcb and asbestos Public Safety renovation, beautify

PB ‐ 842 Repair the military building and tear down the ones that are in disrepair and dangerous Public Safety renovation, beautify

PB ‐ 854 To provide safety for people, police, and citizens or at least improvement is needed because not being Public Safety safety done PB ‐ 467 Kyles Temple ‐ Safety (CIP) Program Public Safety Safety

PB ‐ 12 Safety improvements to reduce car crashes , and cars being broken into, families are unsafe at night. Public Safety Safety , cars , families

PB ‐ 156 Clean‐up people at liquor stores around Vallejo due to people getting intoxicated nearby Public Safety Safety , clean ,

PB ‐ 797 Too many needles and other things littered that are unsanitary Public Safety safety, beautify

PB ‐ 812 A throughly background checked police during school hours to protect from shooters Public Safety safety, guns

PB ‐ 803 We need public safety because LGBTQ youth need to be more protected Public Safety safety, youth

PB ‐ 334 Safety at schools, implemented by , VCUSD, and City of Vallejo Public Safety Schools , safety , VCUSD , youth

PB ‐ 939 Increase public safety in schools with highly trainined public security. Located near schools for a fast Public Safety security response. PB ‐ 1042 Security and cleaning Public Safety Security PB ‐ 488 Citizen security Cameras Public Safety security , cameras , surveillance , safety

PB ‐ 615 Sidewalk needed on Admiral Callaghan near Honda because no sidewalk for pedestrians Public Safety Sidewalks

PB ‐ 1247 Turn off emergency sirens between 11pm and 6am‐ they are unnecessary Public Safety sirens PB ‐ 1364 Turn off emergency sirens between 11pm and 6am‐ they are unnecessary Public Safety sirens

PB ‐ 1038 Stop/Speed limit signs for our security, at Avenidas Grandes Public Safety stop signs PB ‐ 273 Place a stop sign on Ascot Parkway as there are lots of accidents Public Safety stop signs , streets , street signs , safety PB ‐ 375 Repair Street. Street can be reparied from the money collected from high fines for ticketing people who Public Safety street repair , fireworks , public safety , fire , bother neighborhood with fire crackers and illegal activies. It is dangerous for pedestrians and not good hazard for cars. 6th street PB ‐ 1133 Here is a idea that will safe someone's life. Short death end street Harvey traffic all day and night stupid Public Safety street signs drivers like to get to 80. No entrance from here, being angry turning around at a high speed to get out noisy and rocks flying from the tires. Children are playing here. No signs are anywhere at Laurel street and Idora this is not the only place in Vallejo where the signs are not being installed

PB ‐ 481 Survival Training Kits Public Safety Survival Kits, public safety

PB ‐ 1153 The streets of Vallejo are becoming increasingly unsafe due to the lack of any visible enforcement of traffic Public Safety traffic rules and regulations. Speeding, red light running, doughnut spinning, and drag racing are out of hand throughout the City. End the roadway anarchy and bring sanity back to the streets by returning the Vallejo Pokice Department to active traffic enforcement and patrols.

PB ‐ 1088 This will benefit the Vallejo Heights neighborhood by providing additional crossing areas for pedestrians on Public Safety traffic calming a wide road that people frequently speed down. PB ‐ 1089 Continue the traffic calming measures of Wilson Avenue and build a planted Roundabout at the 37 and Public Safety traffic calming Wilson Ave intersection with security cameras. This would discourage the frequent sideshows that take place there and make the area safer. Additionally, roundabouts can be used as a place for plants, adding greenery, or art, to help make the area unique and memorable for visitors.

PB ‐ 1146 i can not believe the number of times that someone was involved in an accident or hit and run and they Public Safety traffic calming have to sit outside the Policestation for hours until an officer arrives. There should be someone there constantly to help out with filling out reports. There are also times when you call and get an answering machine. This is unacceptable and needs to be straightened out.

PB ‐ 944 More training at police stations for police in our City. To them to not use violense when not needed. Public Safety training

PB ‐ 1080 Vallejo PD vehicles should be equipped with StarChase in order to be used in pursuits when a driver fails to Public Safety Vechicles yield and is driving recklessly. This will benefit public safety when there is a pursuit and a driver does not stop for police. Whether the pursuit is on city streets or across the bridge over in to Contra Costa County, StarChase would help apprehend criminals while reducing the risk of injury to the public. There are three simple steps for police when using StarChase: 1. Tag, 2. Track and 3. Apprehend. "The ACLU report says the StarChase technology 'has the potential to obviate the need for high‐speed pursuits by police cars through cities and towns, which are dangerous and kill hundreds each year, with a third or more of those fatalities being innocent bystanders.'" aclu.org, 2014 StarChase: Empower and Protect StarChase

PB ‐ 499 Private Enforcement Violations on Private Property Public Safety Violations

PB ‐ 1177 Response to Violet Crime ‐ South Vallejo Public Safety Violent Crime PB ‐ 942 Keep babies and pets from being forgotten in the vehicle. For example, the Fastrak beeps and something Public Safety youth similar, so parents can remember they have kids in the vehicle. 100's of kids die from heat related illnesses in cars PB ‐ 718 Open a diner at the plaza by the cinema where students can study, eat, feel safe cause it is hard at home or Public Safety youth, study area, diner school PB ‐ 433 law enforcement, neighborhood watch, bi‐weekly mtgs., traffic laws by citizens Public Safety law enforcement , police , PB ‐ 1209 Safety: trying to keep people that didn't do anything wrong safe because police are killing black people that Public Safety VPD , training , lwenforcement, safety didn't do anything PB ‐ 646 at home improve attendence and academic achievements Social Services academics , education , youth , school PB ‐ 175 More affordable housing for all. More free programs because people like me after paying my rent, I don't Social Services affordabe housing , housing , programs have enough money to buy food. PB ‐ 948 Put money in the medical care at animal shelters so they can become more adoptable. A lot of animals are Social Services Animal put down because most people think they're too expensive to give them medical care they need so they don't adopt them. PB ‐ 738 Walk Dogs Day in the humane shelter once a month so the dogs can get outside Social Services animals PB ‐ 858 A local neutering program is needed so people do not have to travel outside the city Social Services animals

PB ‐ 889 Save animals who don't have a home or are abused by their owners so we can save them Social Services animals

PB ‐ 896 Petting center to have a place just to pet animals cause why not Social Services animals

PB ‐ 946 Animal Shelter to provide adoption of animals in need of homes. Social Services Animals

PB ‐ 596 Create a city program for responsible stewardship of feral cat populations as it Social Services Animals , animal control , population control creates an ecological and public health concern , feral , spay , neuter , pets PB ‐ 597 More funding for the Humane Society Social Services Animals , pets , PB ‐ 150 Fix stray animals to prevent from multiplying Social Services Animals , spay , neuter , animal control , animal population PB ‐ 232 Low‐cost/ free Spaying & Neutering of animals‐ because there are too many animals being put to death. Social Services animals , spaying , neuter, animal control , pets PB ‐ 450 Spray and Neuter Program Social Services Animals, pets , spay , neuter , animal population PB ‐ 898 An animal reserve for non‐domesticated animals it would help them and they would be safe Social Services animals, reserve

PB ‐ 304 Voucher program for Spay & Neuter it reduces wild neglected animals and reduces costs in terms of care & Social Services animals, spay neuter , animal control , animal control population PB ‐ 76 More apartments made available due to population increase. Social Services apartments , housing PB ‐ 1248 Better classrooms for children with autism and ADHD. They aren't any or it is hard to find Social Services Autism

PB ‐ 1365 Better classrooms for children with autism and ADHD. They aren't any or it is hard to find Social Services Autism

PB ‐ 1315 Boys club. Help the kids. To take the kids off of the streets Social Services Boys‐club PB ‐ 957 Ice cream trucks at MIT Academy Social Services business PB ‐ 1135 Currently, there is a maze that small businesses and artist galleries must go through to get a business Social Services business license to open in downtown Vallejo. Also there are, in addition, use permits depending on the operations of the business with long waiting periods and much confusion. There is also NO financial advantage to small, new start‐ups or non‐profit businesses. The proposal is for PB to partner with the non‐profits, businesses, and the City to work out a more reasonable plan and rates and PB to partially fund the costs for the permits and licenses for those businesses that would be making less than $50,000 a year. Particulary to artist galleries, boutiques, the small antique shops, and cafe's. Increasing business to downtown Vallejo should be a priority. The closing of any one store saddens everyone and lessens the progress being made. Who will benefit: 1. the people living and working in downtown Vallejo. 2. The small merchants who offer goods and services in downtown vallejo. 3. The many seniors who use the downtown as their 'outing' for the day. A thriving downtown benefits all of Vallejo. This 'fee' program could be piloted in downtown and potentially, using matching funding, be used city wide. Vallejo needs more jobs, more shoppers, more tourists, more people spending that 'disposable' money. The City of Vallejo cannot keep discouraging small businesses by taxing them out of business.

PB ‐ 75 Financial assistance for new small businesses (Mom & Pop) to come to Vallejo Social Services business, economic development, financial assistance, small business PB ‐ 1255 TBI Vallejo. A place to meet. TBI Caregiver support is non existent in Solano County Social Services caregiver PB ‐ 179 Affordable child care, we need safe child are that is FUN. Needed because parents need to work, familys Social Services children , child care, programs need 2 incomes to survive. Offer at parks and community centers

PB ‐ 14 Clean up trash from dirty streets Social Services Clean up , trash , streets , blight PB ‐ 402 Vouchers for trash to incentivize trash pick up over dumping Social Services clean up, vouchers, trash

PB ‐ 1290 Clean and Sober Vallejo. Offer accessable rehab without hoops and a lot of red tape. Because our citizens Social Services clean‐and‐sober are worth it and Vallejo needs it. PB ‐ 331 Help people; clothes for people Social Services Clothes , homeless services

PB ‐ 796 make a community fridge because we need it Social Services community fridge

PB ‐ 123 Psychological/counseling support for kids with problems at home or bullied; prevent suicide Social Services Counseling, bullying , vcusd , school , education , suicide prevention , mental PB ‐ 1134 Fighting Back Partnership in collaboration with SafeQuest Solano would like to expand services currently Social Services domestic abuse provided at Fighting Back Partnership Vallejo's Family Resource Centers by including legal advocacy for victims and survivors of Domestic Violence. Domestic Violence impacts families, homes, and communities throughout Solano County. According to the California Dept. of Justice, Criminal Justice Statistics Center, the Domestic Violence related calls for assistance has increased from 2008‐2017. In 2017, Vallejo made a total of 664 calls (215 calls involving a weapon).In SafeQuest Solano’s 2018 fiscal year, more than 2,000 survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, elder abuse, and human sex trafficking called their 24/7 crisis hotline. Fighting Back Partnership and SafeQuest Solano encourage the City of Vallejo to vote on this expansion of service.

PB ‐ 1116 My idea is to pay residents to take their oversized trash to a site such as the corporation yard at Recology Social Services dump and receive "cash for trash." Trash could be measured/cubic feet for a set monetary reward. Mattresses and overstuffed furniture such as sofas/chairs etc could be given a set monetary value such as $7 per item. This program could run every Friday, so once a week on a particular day of the week, folks could go to a central location and drop off their trash and recieve "cash for trash." All the residents of Vallejo would benefit, as this program would help fight blight. Homeless people and those seeking part time work would benefit because they could supplement their income. The city government would benefit because the city would not need to spend thousands of dollars a year paying city employees to pick up trash when they could be performing other more important duties for the city. This program is needed because we have an explosion of trash popping up all over the city of Vallejo. It looks terrible, creates blight and invites crime.

PB ‐ 338 Education and homeless shelters for women; education for adults/children Social Services Education, Homeless, Shelters, Women, Children, Adults PB ‐ 1051 Jobs for deaf community because there is a lack of opportunities Social Services employment for deaf , disabled , accessibility PB ‐ 1052 Assistance for deaf residnets in applications, interviews and moving up the corporate ladder Social Services employment for deaf , disabled , accessibility

PB ‐ 1053 Training for employees to work with the deaf community Social Services employment for deaf , disabled , accessibility PB ‐ 1291 Urban farm in Vallejo. Food desert Social Services farm PB ‐ 1295 Urban Farm. An actual farm operation that would: 1. provide a variety of work experience to people Social Services Farm needing it; and 2. Provide low‐cost healthy produce in Vallejo food deserts. Vallejo needs a comprehensive job training program and also there are seeral neighborhood that don't have access to lot cost organic produce. A local non profit like Genesis house or Global center for success. Use vacant city owned property.

PB ‐ 1060 Healthier food options in Vallejo , there are no options in Vallejo and it's affecting Social Services Food our health PB ‐ 501 Help for Foster Kids Age Out Social Services Foster Kids

PB ‐ 1068 community work gardens, different contents edible plants Social Services gardens

PB ‐ 26 Garden at Federal Terrace to provide food for the community Social Services gardens , community food PB ‐ 1056 Social services for homeless including tiny homes because they need health services,mental health Social Services Health support,drug abuse & addiction services, jobs and housing. PB ‐ 669 House the homeless with little houses because there are so many people on the street Social Services homeless

PB ‐ 735 For the homeless, turn a building into a shelter with flu shots, food, so that people have a location and Social Services homeless resort to go to when they have no where to go and live or eat PB ‐ 739 Build homeless homes with program called up on your feet again to build a house that can house homeless Social Services homeless till they can get on their feet PB ‐ 744 Create jobs for the homeless or a way to give food and items because they have needs Social Services homeless

PB ‐ 745 Create more jobs and more support for homeless so they can get back on their feet Social Services homeless PB ‐ 749 provide job opportunities for the homeless and struggling people in Vallejo Social Services homeless PB ‐ 767 Help homeless get jobs and housing for the homeless to avoid harsh conditions and take care of Social Services homeless themselves PB ‐ 768 Help homeless because there are many people sleeping in the streets so housing in Vallejo would be good Social Services homeless

PB ‐ 774 Homeless shelters are needed to keep the homeless out of danger and we will be more organized Social Services homeless

PB ‐ 778 More jobs for homeless so they can not be in streets Social Services homeless

PB ‐ 781 Have a house so that all the homeless can shower and so other things that happen at houses Social Services homeless

PB ‐ 798 Jobs for the homeless and there are too many homeless and people struggleing and need help Social Services homeless

PB ‐ 800 A homeless shelter built outside of Vallejo for the poor Social Services homeless

PB ‐ 804 We need more shelters for the homeless Social Services homeless

PB ‐ 833 cCreate shelter so homeless can sleep; provide food and help find a job because we need homeless free Social Services homeless streets PB ‐ 837 Build accessible homeless shelters that provide room and board and showers Social Services homeless

PB ‐ 954 Put money into getting the homeless off the streets and preparing them for their interviews and putting Social Services homeless together a new resume. There are a lot of homeless in vallejo and some of them don't know how to make that transition or have the resources. PB ‐ 956 rebuilding the old military houses and help the homeless get cleaned up and a job. To help get people that Social Services homeless are homeless or animals, off the streets (Mare Island Way) PB ‐ 960 Give the homeless a job opportunity and giving them a hoome. The homeless are starting to annoy people, Social Services homeless sleeping in unrestricted areas, asking for money. Location: South Vallejo

PB ‐ 962 Small homes built for those who have had to leave their home to help them start over. It is needed Social Services homeless because there are a lot of adults and younger kids that leave home or are kicked out due to family conflict.

PB ‐ 963 Feed the homeless by putting fruit trees in parks to feed them. It is needed to feed the homeless so that Social Services homeless they have to spend less money on food. PB ‐ 964 Homeless Shelter to create a place.shelter to help the homeless. This is needed to help those in need, give Social Services homeless food, help them find jobs. PB ‐ 1041 Homless shelters at Sonoma/Broadway/Redwood Social Services Homeless PB ‐ 1282 Shelter for Homeless. Place fro homeless to call home. No housing. Empty lots in Vallejo Social Services homeless

PB ‐ 1314 Take care of the homeless and love on them Social Services homeless PB ‐ 1249 Cure to homelessness ‐ Make it easier for people to obtain homes (own or rent) via donations Social Services homeless

PB ‐ 1366 Cure to homelessness ‐ Make it easier for people to obtain homes (own or rent) via donations Social Services homeless

PB ‐ 366 Homeless that is near my house. To close to my property. Social Services Homeless ,housing , homeless services PB ‐ 108 Increase funds for homeless vouchers Social Services homeless , feed homeless , vouchers PB ‐ 411 Feed the homeless Social Services Homeless , food , homeless services PB ‐ 443 help homeless Social Services homeless , homeless resources PB ‐ 472 Homeless Resource Programs Social Services Homeless , homeless resources

PB ‐ 435 keep me clean, showers and wash facilities for homeless Social Services homeless , homeless services PB ‐ 431 house the homeless, more shelters Social Services homeless , homeless services , housing PB ‐ 644 entreuperial /residence for homeless, college food kitchen thru Farmers Market Social Services homeless , homeless services , job training PB ‐ 56 homeless shelters Social Services homeless , homeless shelter PB ‐ 35 Helping Homeless: provide food, shelter, and general help Social Services homeless , homeless shelter, feed homeless , PB ‐ 60 Homeless shelters & meals. We need different locations to shelter and feed Vallejo's homeless. Social Services homeless , homeless shelter, feed homeless , food PB ‐ 136 Donate city land to create small pods for homeless shelters because rent is too high Social Services Homeless , homeless shelters , homeless services , housing PB ‐ 148 Complete Sacramento Street housing for low income families and homeless Social Services Homeless , homeless shelters , homeless services , housing , low income PB ‐ 283 Help the homeless by providing a ride service to resources and donation locations Social Services homeless , homeless shuttle , homeless services , transportation PB ‐ 349 Feed the homeless at midnight and provide showers on a trailer and clothes Social Services Homeless , housing , food , homeless services

PB ‐ 356 Feed homeless: we see homeless families with kids go hungry. in South Vallejo Social Services Homeless , housing , food , homeless services

PB ‐ 439 homeless resources Social Services homeless , housing , homeless services PB ‐ 353 Reduce homelessness by making them stay in hotels Social Services Homeless , housing , hotels , homeless services PB ‐ 163 Feed the poor to get families food & clothes all over the city because people are dieing Social Services homeless , poor , food, clothing

PB ‐ 167 24 hour navigation center: a center where people on he street can go to get resources &sleep, do laundry Social Services homeless , poor , food, clothing, homeless and showers and because there are 500 homeless adults, children, and pets on the streets shelter

PB ‐ 508 Homeless Transportation Social Services Homeless , transportation , homeless resources , shuttle PB ‐ 191 Homeless programs: housing/feeding. Creating housing and programs that help them transition from Social Services homeless ,rehabilitation, food, housing , homeless to employed to supporting themselves locate in N.Vallejo shelter

PB ‐ 1237 24‐7 Homeless shelter and servies for homeless families and individuals available in emergency situations Social Services homeless shelter

PB ‐ 1354 24‐7 Homeless shelter and servies for homeless families and individuals available in emergency situations Social Services homeless shelter

PB ‐ 340 Increase number of homeless shelters Social Services Homeless Shelters , housing , homeless , homeless services PB ‐ 790 To help the homeless become stable and make the city look nicer and cleaner Social Services homeless, beautify

PB ‐ 122 Donate leftover school lunch food to the homeless so food is not wasted Social Services Homeless, food , school lunch , waste PB ‐ 671 Give the homeless food and shelter in Central Vallejo because the same people are on the street and no Social Services homeless, food, shelter one is helping them PB ‐ 203 Resource Revamp: make resources to homeless people more readily available and known because we have Social Services homeless, homeless resources a huge population of homeless. PB ‐ 463 Homeless Resources Social Services Homeless, homeless resources

PB ‐ 464 Re‐enter Society Program for Homeless Social Services Homeless, homeless resources

PB ‐ 494 Homeless Social Services Homeless, homeless resources

PB ‐ 210 Housing for the Homeless because there are too many families living in cars with children Social Services homeless, homeless resources , children, families , housing PB ‐ 372 Housing for Homeless. Tranitional tomes for homeless. Too many homeless Social Services Homeless, housing , homeless services PB ‐ 230 Assistance for the homeless: more housing & facilities Social Services homeless, housing , homeless support , homeless services PB ‐ 88 Homeless shelter or place for people that need food. We need to help house people. Repurpose an old Social Services homeless, housing, shelter , food, feed building for this. homeless, homeless shelter PB ‐ 895 Provide jobs for the homeless because it would be cool for them to be off the streets Social Services homeless, jobs

PB ‐ 844 Rehab opportunities for homeless people away from the downtown to improve moral Social Services homeless, rehab

PB ‐ 897 New homeless shelter should be built cause people are worrying about living situations and their kids and Social Services homeless, shelter their kids need a place to go PB ‐ 321 Shelters for the homeless in order to help homeless, reduce garbage, and preserve the environment Social Services Homeless, Shelter, Garbage, Environment, clean , homeless services PB ‐ 329 Homeless transportation service Social Services Homeless, Tranpsortation, homeless services

PB ‐ 1320 Help the homeless‐get more jobs. Because I am in that situation. Social Services homeless‐jobs PB ‐ 1058 Clean and beautify the city by offering jobs to the homeless for health and sanitation Social Services homless

PB ‐ 950 Homless Housing Social Services Housing PB ‐ 951 Remove old homes that are very old. It is needed because newer, more renovated homes attract more Social Services Housing people, which brings in more money to our community, which betters our City's economy.

PB ‐ 952 There could be shelters for the homeless to stay at and have a meal or two. They can stay up to 1 month to Social Services Housing get back on their feet. Vallejo has a high homeless population and this will help those in need.

PB ‐ 953 Homless Housing on Mare Island. Restoring the buildingd on Mare Island and using them as some sort of Social Services Housing facility. There are a lot of people who are in Vallejo and building on Mare Island are relatively unused which we could turn into a temporary home of some kind for them.

PB ‐ 1057 Increase housing availability and control rising rents because people are being forced out of the city. Social Services Housing

PB ‐ 369 Sis Jean James. Help with housing. Lower rent Social Services housing , affordable housing PB ‐ 651 low income apartments, help family housing authority get people off streets Social Services housing , homeless , homeless services PB ‐ 162 Housing first program for the homeless Social Services housing , homeless , programs PB ‐ 429 finding affordable housing and help homeless Social Services housing ,rent control , affordabe housing PB ‐ 743 Affordable housing to give many people on the streets or struggling to make ends meet we need Social Services housing, affordable affordable housing PB ‐ 466 Afforable Housing Social Services Housing, affordable housing

PB ‐ 132 Affordable housing for seniors, retired veterans Social Services Housing, affordable housing , seniors , senior citizens , veterans PB ‐ 64 Cheaper housing for the homeless Vallejo Social Services housing, homeless PB ‐ 59 Housing for the homeless to get people off the street. A potential location could be somewhere on Mare Social Services housing, homeless, mare island Island PB ‐ 207 Inspirational Tupac quotes on billboards to inspire the youth. Social Services inspirational quotes PB ‐ 1136 This is a city‐wide project to keep our city streets clean daily, while employing our youth and/or low Social Services jobs income/homeless individuals. Vision entails a contract between the city of vallejo and the Vallejo Unified School District to use a work study program to keep our streets clean, train our high school students for future employment while gaining respect for our city's cleanliness. Clean city streets with daily removal all trash impacts and increases our citizen's pride in Vallejo; creating more respect for our City's environment.

PB ‐ 1164 Activities Disable Children Social Services Kids Program , disabled , accesibility PB ‐ 477 Meals on Wheels Social Services Meals on wheels , seniors , senior services

PB ‐ 261 Meals on Wheels: more funding for the MOW at FDSC Social Services Meals on Wheels , seniors , services , food PB ‐ 496 Free Mental Service Social Services Mental health , health

PB ‐ 412 Help people find Mental Health support Social Services Mental Health , helath , social services

PB ‐ 418 Support mental health issues around the local church (Kyle's Temple) as many in the urban community do Social Services mental health , urban , community not have access to the care they need PB ‐ 843 Educate on mental illness and how to support, recognize and when to seek help Social Services mental health awareness PB ‐ 288 Provide and connect people to qualified group/individual counseling as kids don’t ask for help and are too Social Services mental health, counseling , youth embarassed PB ‐ 509 Mental Health Transportation Social Services Mental Health, shuttle , support

PB ‐ 484 Mentor Program Social Services Mentors

PB ‐ 498 Grandparent Mentors Lunch Program Social Services Mentors , seniors , youth , community

PB ‐ 947 Give money to families on food stamps/welfare and allow them to buy clothes and school supplies with Social Services Money that money. Will ensure that students/parents have enough to send the kids/themselves with good supplies/proper clothing to work/school. PB ‐ 1312 meals on wheels. Fun meals for seniors. Federal funding has been drastically reduced Social Services MOW

PB ‐ 1333 Used Needle boxes. Help keep Vallejo clean. Can get Turo, Kaiser, recology to pick up used needles. Social Services Needle‐boxes

PB ‐ 1334 Provide pota potties with needle boxes so users can shoot up in private/safe place and keep their needles Social Services Needle‐boxes‐Pota potties off the ground. PB ‐ 945 Provide herion uses with new, clean, sanitary supplis and place to get high. It's needed because it’s safer Social Services needles than them using dirty needles. PB ‐ 1297 Spay neuter certficates for HSNB. To help citizens have their animals fixed as an affordable cost. Social Services neuter‐certificates

PB ‐ 787 Make new homes so more people can come live here and the city will look better Social Services new homes

PB ‐ 19 Parenting classes Social Services parenting , classes , education PB ‐ 817 Improve school facilities to increase student happiness and participation Social Services renovations, youth

PB ‐ 1318 Need Rent control. Help control rent. So many people are moving. Social Services rent‐control PB ‐ 468 Underserved Residents Resources Social Services Resources , low income

PB ‐ 785 Allowing more intership, scholarship opportunity for life experience and for college Social Services scholarships, youth

PB ‐ 419 Provide sex health care and general care to Vallejo High School as VHS does not have access to a clinic on Social Services schools, health site with 1500 students PB ‐ 417 Reinstate La Clinica satellite at middle/high schools to have collaboration with health departments and Social Services schools, health, youth SCHS PB ‐ 423 Turn vacant homes into afforable senior housing and build afforable senior housing as seniors can be Social Services senior housing independent but need safe and affordable housing PB ‐ 1321 Senior Housing. Because we need. Social Services senior housing PB ‐ 303 Rotating senior services including: food, health, recreation,there aren't enough services. Social Services senior services

PB ‐ 1253 Senior center yoga classes or at GVRD locations Social Services senior, yoga PB ‐ 1285 Florence Douglas Senior center. Needs new kitchen Social Services senior‐center, kitchen PB ‐ 77 Senior Housing, rentals are currently too costly Social Services seniors , housing , rentals PB ‐ 446 Senior Citizens Services ‐ Marina Towers Social Services Seniors , senior services

PB ‐ 249 Free Transportaion for Senior citizens, some elderly people can't drive Social Services seniors , transportation PB ‐ 250 Shuttle service for very low income seniors: seniors need a ride to the FDSC because they're @ home doing Social Services seniors , transportation, shuttle, low income , nothing or they want to be @ the center but have no ride, no friends or relatives that can drive them FDSC

PB ‐ 1102 Allocate funds to a previously successful, proven program facilitated by the Humane Society of the North Social Services spay and neuter Bay that provides vouchers to Vallejo citizens to subsidize spay/neuter costs with local, participating veterinarians. The humane society has been the beneficiary of Participatory Budgeting in the past when funds went toward a spay/neuter voucher program, which was successful and effective. It was very popular with the citizens of Vallejo with cats and dogs, and those who trap, spay/neuter and release stray cats. This program will occur in Vallejo. This program was highly successful in the past by providing spay/neuter to the citizens of Vallejo at a subsidized rate. The citizens of Vallejo will benefit from the reduction of unwanted animals left to suffer on the streets. Stray animals are often hit by cars, spread diseases among their populations, and suffer due to being underfed and from not receiving proper veterinary care. The citizens of Vallejo will also benefit from the reduction of litters by adopted animals. Thank you very much for supporting the efforts to be kind to cats and dogs in Vallejo!

PB ‐ 1132 Where will this occur? The city of Vallejo. Who will benefit? Vallejo residents. Why is this needed? The city Social Services spay and neuter is overan by cats, and although one good outcome of it is that rodent problems are low, the amount of feces and fleas that we have in our neighborhoods, pose a health hazard. Not to mention how many of those poor animals are killed on the road per week, and most times not get scooped. Another health hazard. My wife and I have literaly see them eating eachother's offspring. It is this serious. Old people in my neighbborhood feed them enough to help them stay alive and suffering. We either need to remove them from the coty, or at least neuter them so that the population goes down by attrition. Besides a health hazard issue, this is a humane issue. These poor animals break my heart.

PB ‐ 1094 City wide Low Income Spay/Neuter project helps control the over population of animals at an affordable Social Services spay neuter rate. The residents of Vallejo will benefit as well as the City from this well established program that reduces costs of sending animals to Solano County Animal Control. This project is needed to reduce the number of unwanted/abandoned dogs and large number of feral cat colonies. The partner agency is the Humane Society of the North Bay working in partnership with local veterinarian clinics to offer this program to the public.

PB ‐ 1328 Spray Neuter Vouchers. Spay Neuter vouchers. Help control animal population. Social Services spay neuter

PB ‐ 15 Street cleaning Social Services streets , clean up , blight PB ‐ 645 student attendance improvement, teachers employ personnel to contact parents Social Services student attendance , VCUSD PB ‐ 610 A supervised space for young adults who need mental health counseling; support, Social Services Teens Center , recreation center , safe space safe haven PB ‐ 1147 Many Seniors are isolated and can no longer get around to all the beautiful places in Vallejo. This programs Social Services transportation proposes to purchase rickshaw type bicycles that will peddled by youth. This project would accomplish several goals. Decreasing isolation of seniors, fostering inter generational relationship with young people. It has been proven that the number one threats to senior’s health is isolations and the benefits of physical exercise is well known. The combining of these two groups is a revoluntary way of working cross culturally that will benefit all who are involved. http://archive.jsonline.com/news/wisconsin/cycling‐ program‐takes‐seniors‐on‐a‐ride‐back‐to‐their‐youth‐b99564872z1‐323329101.html

PB ‐ 440 volunteering site Social Services volunteers , volunteer opportunities PB ‐ 310 Clothing and motel vouchers (for drug rehabilitation?) Social Services Vouchers, Drugs, Rehabilitation, homless services , housing PB ‐ 121 Create a volunteer program to give chronically absent kids rides or ride vouchers Social Services Vouchers, program , schools, vcusd, absenteism , rides , public transportation PB ‐ 1335 Have a contest with vouchers for homeless to keep their tent area clean Social Services Vouchers‐homeless

PB ‐ 1336 Have homeless pick up trash for vouchers Social Services Vouchers‐homeless

PB ‐ 949 Water stations for the homeless, so that they can bathe and/or have drinking water. In Vallejo it can get Social Services Water fountains very hot on same days and dehydration is very likely. PB ‐ 1067 teen programs Social Services youth

PB ‐ 20 Gang intervention support for students and families offered in schools , and community organizations Social Services youth , intervention , students , families , school , community PB ‐ 961 Emotional intelligence program for youth/families. An affortable program that provides children, teens, Social Services Youth Law famillies with skills that help them to regulate their emotions, diminish angrer and anxiety and other cognitive ailments. Location: Downtown Vallejo near Empress

PB ‐ 848 Open animal shelters in schools, an adoption site because the students could care for the animals Social Services youth, animals

PB ‐ 763 Future planning for first generation of college graduates to help provide support to students who are first Social Services youth, college generation with a college mentor PB ‐ 670 Better food in schools so kids can enjoy their meals in school Social Services youth, food PB ‐ 822 Build lockers for MIT because we need space to store our books and backpacks Social Services youth, lockers

PB ‐ 766 Help low income families so that they can provide for their children Social Services youth, low income

PB ‐ 808 Handout to educated students a scholarship because school is so expensive Social Services youth, scholarships, college

PB ‐ 1296 Deporte para estudiantes y sequradid. Pov precio es dificil adjustov para todo estodiante Social Services

PB ‐ 594 Re‐Open the drop in center on Sacramento street at Marina Towers to help Social Services disabled , mental health , social services , mentally ill and disabled adults. It closed on April 9th 2018 and we helped them seniors PB ‐ 1371 Solano Coalition for Better Health is a 30‐year old non‐profit. “Our mission is to leads collaborative efforts Social Services Health , health hub , family clinic , vouchers to resolve health care challenges and improve health outcomes for all members of the Solano County community. “ The Coalition is innovative in its approach to addressing the health needs of Solano County residents. The Coalition values innovative approaches in responding to health issues that affect our communities. The Coalition recognizes and values the diverse communities and people within Solano County, and seeks their participation to improve the health of all county residents. The Coalition recognizes and prioritizes the importance of a diverse and culturally competent multi‐lingual network of health and social service providers.

The Coalition would like to present the idea of a community health access program for the residents. The program would serve as an ‘Health Hub” whereby, the homeless, runaways, seniors on a fixed income and low‐income families with school aged children can receive financial assistance for medical appointments without creating a financial burden on the household. A broken pair of glasses for the elderly who may only be entitled to one pair per year through their benefits, would be issued a voucher to have the glasses replaced through the “Health Hub”. Through collaboration with the school districts, school aged children who are sick and need to be seen by a doctor, but who’s family does not have health insurance or the ability to pay for a doctor’s appointment, would receive a voucher for a paid doctor’s visit, and assistance from a trained staff member at the Health Hub to complete an application for Medi‐Cal. There may be a young adult who is struggling with an addiction and at the point of giving up, but through the Health Hub, resources and assistance with connecting the individual to service, could save the person’s life and reunite them to their family. A student’s inability to see the board in the classroom, due to needing to have an eye examine would be assisted with glasses, and a homeless person could receive relief from dental pain and infections PB ‐ 1214 Shelter for the homeless: to reduce homeless people on the streets and to reduce garbage Social Services homeless , homeless services , clean

PB ‐ 1191 helping homeless people by providing good jobs. Social Services homeless , homeless services , job PB ‐ 1223 Homeless shelters: I see a lot of tents under the bridge Social Services Homeless , housing PB ‐ 1342 housing for homeless Social Services housing , homeless , homeless services

PB ‐ 1190 Helping kids stay out of the street and especially kids get caught up in gangs Social Services mentors , youth PB ‐ 1219 Provide a safe place for kids to go when there are household issues. They need to feel safe, to know that Social Services Safe places , rescue , safequest they don't have to be in that situation and there would be no waiting period

PB ‐ 1377 Transportation ‐ give the seniors who do not have the means to go to the senior center free groceries Social Services Seniors , senior services , groceries, fodd , transportation PB ‐ 1204 Less violence: a place where people come together to talk about and discuss problems and try to avoid Social Services violnce prevention , youth fighting. The Crest PB ‐ 632 The Genesis House Drug & Alcohol residential treatment facility can provide 9‐12 mths of free residential Social Sevcies drug rehabilitation , addiction , treatment drug & alcohol treatment to the public. Drug addiction is harming our community. There is not much help for it . PB ‐ 628 Fix the Vallejo streets Transportaion potholes, street repairs , road repairs PB ‐ 630 New repavement of streets: Butte St. It's been neglected for over 25 yrs Transportaion potholes, street repairs , road repairs PB ‐ 1188 Bart: for more transportaion so people can get to work in different cities Transportaion bart , transportation PB ‐ 1182 Fix potholes downtown: for cyclists , skateboarders , and low cars Transportaion potholes , road repair , street repair PB ‐ 601 Create a Vallejo Bart Station Transportation BART PB ‐ 802 Build a Vallejo Bart station because transportation is limited and it is hard to get around Transportation bart

PB ‐ 879 Expand bart to make transportation easier for people when they have to leave Vallejo Transportation bart

PB ‐ 82 Bart train in Vallejo Transportation bart , train , transporation PB ‐ 1229 Bike lane on Curtola: A bicycle lane on Curtola Parkway in both directions. Needed because Bicyclists' Transportation bike lane safety and would encourage more bikes over cars. PB ‐ 1346 Bike lane on Curtola: A bicycle lane on Curtola Parkway in both directions. Needed because Bicyclists' Transportation bike lane safety and would encourage more bikes over cars. PB ‐ 784 To have bike lanes so that you can exercise without worry about safety Transportation bike lanes

PB ‐ 1093 I propose that the city invest in adding a bike lane to Georgia St. from Columbus Parkway to Mare Island Transportation bike lanes Way. This would increase bikers to come checkout downtown Vallejo and increase footprint to businesses, allow for people that commute to the ferry to bike instead of driving and would aliviate traffic during rush times. Not only that, but the benefits of sending a message of a greener city will create a sustainable mindset for a city that is growing. Additionally, there are at least three schools along Georgia Street that children and their parents would benefit from a bike lane.

PB ‐ 1144 Work with the City to improve bike lanes on City streets. This project would work with the City to improve Transportation bike lanes bike safety, and advertise the benefits of biking. PB ‐ 1233 Bike lane on Curtola, because Curtola has two lanes both ways, one lane should be for bikes for safety Transportation bike lanes

PB ‐ 1350 Bike lane on Curtola, because Curtola has two lanes both ways, one lane should be for bikes for safety Transportation bike lanes

PB ‐ 278 Increase bike lanes and markings on Georgia Street Transportation bike lanes , bike lane markings , bikes PB ‐ 602 Create more bike lanes throughout Vallejo Transportation Bike lanes , bike safety , markings , bikes PB ‐ 603 Increase bike lanes throughout Vallejo Transportation Bike lanes , bike safety , markings , bikes PB ‐ 604 Build a bike lane to create proper infrastructure and central bike route from the Theatre to the Waterfront Transportation Bike lanes , bike safety , markings , bikes

PB ‐ 287 Cater more to cyclists by creating bike routes everywhere as Vallejo is a rideable city Transportation bike routes , bikes , bike lanes , signs , bike markings PB ‐ 79 painted bike lanes on Georgia st. to make it safer for cyclist Transportation bikes , bicycles , bike lanes , georgia st. , paint PB ‐ 118 Communter bike rentals Transportation bikes , transportation PB ‐ 1050 Bus fare for free for all students going to school in Vallejo transportation bus PB ‐ 904 Better transportation ‐ train restoration for the trainstracks for public transportation Transportation Bus , transportation

PB ‐ 907 Have bus stops with more routes, because teens want to walk, but don't havce a type of transportation to Transportation Bus Routes actually have a job PB ‐ 1258 Clean up parking lots by water front Transportation Clean‐parking‐lots, water‐front PB ‐ 1263 Clean up riverfront. Make Vallejo waterfront accessible and eye appealing. Get rid of old Kaiser eyesore, Transportation Clean‐south‐vallejo warehouse, junk vehicle, and build pathway of bikers and walkers. improve morale for all Valleljo residents and visitors. 'Make Vallejo Great Again'. PB ‐ 1257 EV Charging stations. Installl 10‐15 charging station for EV throughout Vallejo. More people have EV and Transportation EV‐Stations no where to charge them. It would encourage people bo buy EV's

PB ‐ 1243 Grocery Outlet could put flyers directing to their store on all parked cars. Many people who take the ferry Transportation Grocery Outlet are not from Vallejo. They could send their grocery money here before going home and save time

PB ‐ 1360 Grocery Outlet could put flyers directing to their store on all parked cars. Many people who take the ferry Transportation Grocery Outlet are not from Vallejo. They could send their grocery money here before going home and save time

PB ‐ 1293 Light rail line. Light rail from Vallejo downtown to Napa. Lets get cars off the streets. Just a dream Transportation Light rail

PB ‐ 1138 Paint parallel parking spots in the heritage district where residences do not have parking other than street Transportation parking parking. Too often are people parked in a way that is wasting space and making it difficult for people that live on Georgia street and other areas where houses serve as multiple residences, to find parking near their home. It is scary to have to walk blocks at night when people take up more space than necessary reducing parking spaces. If there were marked patalell spots it would create more efficient parking and increase safety since people won't have to park as far from their homes.

PB ‐ 216 Free Parking Downtown around Farmer's Market on Saturdays Transportation parking , downtown , farmers market , free parking PB ‐ 1298 Repair the parking lot steps. I would like to have an alternative to the elevator and public safety. Transportation Parking‐steps, water‐front

PB ‐ 199 Fix side streets by paving Florida St between Broadway & Amador , there are holes everywhere Transportation paving , roads , streets , potholes , street repair PB ‐ 200 Pave streets on Locust Dr. & Springs Rd Transportation paving , streets, road repair PB ‐ 201 fix streets and sidewalks because they're bad on Mini Dr. Transportation paving , streets, road repair , sidewalks PB ‐ 1092 Create a five year paving priority plan. A priority plan will analyze past, current, and projected pavement Transportation paving plan rehabilitation funding, find new sources for pavement funds, and will include a city wide road condition study in order to prioritize which streets should be paved. This plan can also include complete streets planning, and will give citizens a resource to reference in regards to street paving progress and goals. This will also help citizens and the city management to understand where the budget for this necessary maintenance is, and whether additional paving bonds are necessary. The roads in Vallejo are in need of maintenace. Roads are overbuilt in many places, and are degrading quickly. Citizens need to understand city management's plans to address this issue, and the city needs a way to track progress that is also easily understood by the average resident. PB ‐ 1106 Stop dangerous driving near elementary schools. Roundabouts on Cabrillo Ave at Alhambra and Wilshire Transportation pedestrian will prevent further accidents, donuts and smoking tires. This will benefit children and families in South Vallejo. Each day drivers go highway speeds and drive recklessly behind Beverly Hills Elementary school. The cars scare children, and the smoke from the tires is toxic for everyone. Several cars have hit homes, and narrowly missed children. Children play in the streets, and it is only a matter of time before another accident. This is important because our neighborhood has been neglected by the city, and has not benefited from any recent city actions. This is needed because the city traffic engineers do not have the resources to make the streets safe.

PB ‐ 1107 Vallejo's streets are dangerous in many areas‐especially for motorcycles and bicycles. Let's continue to Transportation pedestrian allocate money for street repairs. PB ‐ 1064 Potholes and street repair for safety Transportation pothole

PB ‐ 9 Potholes Transportation potholes PB ‐ 737 Better roads because there are too many potholes Transportation potholes PB ‐ 1139 Vallejo streets are laden with potholes and in disrepair. This is a beautiful city that appears as if no one Transportation potholes cares. Growth and business come if the city is ready to go. The city streets are in a death spiral. Plus, I'm tired of dodging potholes. PB ‐ 264 Fix Potholes due to the damage they do on automobiles Transportation Potholes , road repair , street repair PB ‐ 279 Improve pothole situation throughout Vallejo Transportation potholes , road repair , street repair PB ‐ 335 fix potholes; Transportation potholes , road repair , street repair

PB ‐ 405 Better roads because of too much damage to my car due to potholes on Sacto & Marin Streets Transportation Potholes , road repair , street repair

PB ‐ 410 Street improvements Transportation Potholes , road repair , street repair PB ‐ 564 Fix road‐‐too many pot holes; Transportation potholes , road repair , street repair PB ‐ 574 Road fixing Transportation potholes , road repair , street repair PB ‐ 98 Pot Holes‐ fixing potholes in the streets reduces repairs on vehicles and helps make neighborhoods nicer Transportation potholes , roads , street repair , road repair

PB ‐ 62 Pothole repair because potholes negatively affect our cars Transportation potholes , street repair , road repair PB ‐ 113 Fix the streets; potholes. Potholes cause injury, they cause accidents and mess up cars. Transportation potholes , street repair , road repair , roads , streets PB ‐ 343 Better roads on Carrot Street Transportation Potholes , street repair , road repair

PB ‐ 358 Road repair on Sacramento Street Transportation Potholes , street repair , road repair

PB ‐ 137 Street repair needed at Redwood Pkwy East, Admiral Callaghan and Columbus Transportation Potholes , street repair , road repair , PB ‐ 138 Better roads all over Vallejo Transportation Potholes , street repair , road repair , PB ‐ 142 New roads and streets due to cracks and bumps Transportation Potholes , street repair , road repair , PB ‐ 144 Redwood and Sonoma street repair Transportation Potholes , street repair , road repair , PB ‐ 147 Street repair needed on Wolfe Street Transportation Potholes , street repair , road repair , PB ‐ 16 Potholes repair (Holly st.) Transportation potholes , streets PB ‐ 133 Pothole repair Transportation Potholes ,road repair , street repair PB ‐ 607 Fix asphalt road on Oddstad Drive Transportation Potholes, road repair ,street repair , potholes PB ‐ 609 Big holes in the roads; have homeowners fill in their street Transportation Potholes, road repair ,street repair , potholes PB ‐ 318 Fix potholes at Cabrillo and Reis (500 block) Transportation Potholes, Road Repair, Street Repair

PB ‐ 834 Fix damaged and uneven roads needed to improve the safety of homeless and drivers Transportation potholes, road repairs

PB ‐ 835 Fix roads cause cars switch lanes which slows traffic and causes accidents Transportation potholes, road repairs

PB ‐ 185 Fixing Roads: to help fix our driving roads and make them safer because there are so many potholes Transportation potholes, roads, road repair, streets, street repair , safety PB ‐ 44 Potholes: fix the streets to prevent car damage in the city of Vallejo Transportation potholes, street repair , road repair PB ‐ 104 Fix potholes in the streets, it's needed because the potholes in the streets mess up cars Transportation potholes, street repair, road repair

PB ‐ 43 Potholes: putting more effort into fixing potholes around Vallejo to save the city money and to not Transportation potholes, street repair, road repair, safety endanger lives PB ‐ 657 Basketball games available for the public because many people may not have access to transportation to Transportation recreation, transportation, exercise Mare Island PB ‐ 682 Better transportation to school activities so people can participate in school practices and activities Transportation recreation, transportation, exercise

PB ‐ 39 Please repair potholes/ repavement of streets Transportation repair streets, potholes , repavement , road PB ‐ 1324 sonoma blvd. Repave Transportation Repave Somona blvd PB ‐ 955 Ride Share/Carpool to help kids get to schools who struggle having transportation. Schools, such as charter Transportation Ride Share schools, do not have buses for students PB ‐ 719 Fix the ugly roads because it feels like you are riding on rocks everywhere Transportation road repair PB ‐ 720 Fix the roads because most people use the roads for transportation Transportation road repair PB ‐ 741 Fix the roads because they are dangerous to drive on during the rainy season even more Transportation road repair

PB ‐ 747 Fix the roads to protect the people from the roads there are accidents cause of improper street Transportation road repair construction PB ‐ 750 Fix the streets in the community Transportation road repair PB ‐ 761 Fix roads because roads with minor cracks fixed but not roads with lots of holes or only part gets fixed Transportation road repair

PB ‐ 779 Fix the roads because they cause tires to pop and make accidents Transportation road repair

PB ‐ 780 Fix the roads not just the main ones because they need to be made safer Transportation road repair

PB ‐ 786 Fix he roads that have a lot of holes and are dangerous Transportation road repair

PB ‐ 819 Fix pot holes, repave roads, and fix side road quality to help with commute and safety Transportation road repair

PB ‐ 828 To fix holes on the roads so that cars don't get damaged public safety Transportation road repair

PB ‐ 859 Roads are unsafe and are dangerous and lead to accidents Transportation road repair PB ‐ 865 Fix the roads cause they are busted hillside and south side Transportation road repair

PB ‐ 868 Road repair is needed cause people can get hurt and the cars wheels get stuck on Sonoma Blvd Transportation road repair

PB ‐ 876 Road repair so someone doesn't pop a tire, and they need to be fixed everywhere Transportation road repair

PB ‐ 995 Fix roads/houses, because roads have a lot of hole/broken down houses almost everywhere Transportation road repair

PB ‐ 205 Fix the roads Transportation road repair PB ‐ 598 Repair the streets and repaint the lanes as they are difficult to see at night; our roads are in poor Transportation Road repair , street repair , potholes conditions on Redwood Street PB ‐ 224 Fix streets, they have been ruined for years due to improper installation Transportation road repair , streets , street repair PB ‐ 864 Real paved roads and clean streets the streets are dirty causes stray animals and trash Transportation road repair, animals, clean streets

PB ‐ 870 Repair as many potholes as possible and add art murals in residential areas; potholes are annoying. art Transportation road repair, art murals would boost morale PB ‐ 875 Fix the roads for safety Transportation road repair, safety

PB ‐ 112 Repair potholes in alley‐ remediate treacherous terrain in old town alleys. They are dangerous, hazardous, Transportation road repair, street repair, alleys, heritage cause property damage to vehicles + causing people to trip and fall. Locate the work needed in heritage district, public safety district. PB ‐ 233 Sacramento St. , street repair Transportation road repair, street repair, potholes, PB ‐ 236 Street repairs on Lemon st. & Sonoma blvd. to keep cars from breaking. Transportation road repair, street repair, potholes, PB ‐ 873 Fix the roads because they are not safe Transportation road repairs

PB ‐ 878 Fix roads because too many bumps and plates Transportation road repairs

PB ‐ 1308 Roads Transportation roads PB ‐ 1309 Pot holes on streets. To work on Balboa Ave at Maple ave. They have deep pot holes on them. Transportation roads

PB ‐ 18 Road & Street repair to reduce vehicle damage Transportation Roads , streets , repair PB ‐ 110 Road repair and alley road repair ‐ fix the roads because they break family cars with attention to Transportation roads, road repair , streets , street repair Sonoma/Redwood PB ‐ 180 Speed bumps to control speeding cars , and for safety reasons on Humboldt St. (between Tennessee and Transportation safety , speed bumps , speeding, roads, Springs) streets PB ‐ 661 Potholes need to be repaired because people are being hurt from damaged roads and sidewalks Transportation safety, roads, potholes

PB ‐ 653 after school shuttle, service school to school to mare island sports complex Transportation shuttle service , sports , transportation PB ‐ 225 Signal lights are needed to update the out dated existing lights Transportation signal lights, stop lights, street lights PB ‐ 1274 Welcome to Vallejo signs. Greet people and tell them who we are. Entrances to Valleljo Transportation signs

PB ‐ 119 Solar powered transit busses Transportation solar, transportation , busses PB ‐ 1316 speed bumps. Need speed bumps near my home. Because everone drives really fast with children around. Transportation speed‐bumps 432 Springs Rd PB ‐ 1124 Alameda street‐ the residential part where the road transitions from Broadway around Louisiana St., is Transportation street extremely unsafe. Motorists come zippingdown from the commercial Broadwaywhere it converts to the residential Alameda St., still racing and driving recklessly. Thisleads to accidents pretty regularly, especially with the blind 'S' turn around Ohio St., creating a safety concern forpedestrians, kids pets, etc. that live around here. The city already knows about these issues and has identified it as a safety risk area. Alameda drops down to 1 lane at the intersection with Georgia St already, so if this was just moved back a few blocks to make it1 lane each way through the rest of the residential area (to Lousiana or so), it would help promote safety and reduce accidetns. It would also bean inexpensive, quick fix.

PB ‐ 51 Street Improvement: repair and repave the streets. Specifically central Vallejo. Transportation street repair , road repair , repavement PB ‐ 47 Street Repairs: fix streets in all neighborhoods to prevent car damage Transportation Street repair , road repair, car damage PB ‐ 52 Fix all the streets too many holes Transportation street repair, potholes , road repair PB ‐ 31 Street Repairs: speed bumps on Camino Alto & El Camnio Real Transportation Street repairs, road repair, speed bumps to stop side shows PB ‐ 1032 road work Transportation streets PB ‐ 1096 Complete Streets is atransportation policy and design approachthat requires streets to be planned, Transportation Streets designed, operated, and maintained to enable safe, convenient and comfortable travel and access for users of all ages and abilities regardless of their mode of transportation. Complete Streets allow for safe travel by thosewalking,cycling, driving automobiles, ridingpublic transportation, or delivering goods bymaking it easy to cross the street, walk to shops, and bicycle to work, and keep buses on time. Complete Streets offer improved safety, health, economic, and environmental outcomes. They are designed and operated to enable safe access for all users, including pedestrians, bicyclists, motorists and transit riders of all ages and abilities. Recognizing that Vallejo has limited resources, we shoulddedicatefunds to educating city staff on complete streets, and to analyzing, revising, and creating a citywide complete streets policy. Street condition is a major concern of residents in Vallejo, and the city should be using the repaving of streets as an opportunity to revise the way many of the streets being repaved are designed.If we allow the streets to remain overbuilt for neighborhood needs, the city will continue to have issues funding and repairing existing streets. The best way to deal with this problem is to revise how much asphalt is laid, and how the asphalt is being used. Specifically, large freight trucks do a tremendous amount of damage to our roads, cars do more damage than bicycles, and walking does very little damage to streets. We should do as much as possible to divert large trucks to specific main thoroughfares in the city, and reduce the size of neighborhood roads. Additionally, we should be adding protected bike lanes on main routes to downtown and cycling routes with traffic calming measures like speed bumps and roudabouts on routes to schools. Creating a complete streets plan will make the city street plans coherant and give guidelines to city staff going forward. According to Smart Growth America, an organization dedicated to helping cities evolve for the 21st century, an ideal Complete Streets policy includes the following: Vision and intent: Includes an equitable vision for how and why the community wants to complete its streets. Specifies need to create complete connected network and specifies at least four modes two of which must be biking or walking PB ‐ 8 Street Restriping Transportation Streets , restriping PB ‐ 204 fix streets, potholes and sidewalks because they're in bad shape especially on Broadway/Sonoma/ Transportation streets , road repair , potholes , street repair Redwood PB ‐ 213 fix the streets Transportation streets , road repair , potholes , street repair PB ‐ 228 Roads are horrible, my suspension is messed up. Fix up Mini Dr. in front of McDonalds/Chevron Transportation streets , road repair , potholes , street repair PB ‐ 1109 For years we have begged the City to add a stoplight at the corner of Redwood St. and Del Mar ‐ but more, Transportation traffic calming IDEALLY, reduce the number of lanes to two on the residential section of Redwood St. as it was initially ‐ in order to reduce the excessive and reckless speed on Redwood St. between Tuolumne and Broadway. Traffic collisions, property damage and the potential for additional injuries and fatalities can be minimized if not eliminated by those measures. The big‐rig 16 wheeler trucks using Redwood is also a problem, shaking and cracking our foundations and driveways, and creating continual potholes and cracks in the roadway. Reducing the number of lanes on Redwood St. to two would also help minimize the use of Redwood St. by those big rigs. The 30mph speed limit as well as No Trucks On Redwood has always been posted but is not heeded and it's getting worse!! The Hiway 37 overpass access is easily accessible less than a half mile away and should be used by those delivery trucks but too many continue to use Redwood St. We respectfully ask that the lanes of traffic on Redwood St. between Tuolumne and Broadway Streets be reduced to two as it was initially. Everyone walking, jogging, biking or driving on Redwood St. as well as all those living on that section of Redwood St. would benefit from that safety measure ‐ including those traveling to and from the five nearby schools. As we have written before, the speed on Redwood St. is reckless, causes collisions one after the other as well as injuries and will eventually cause more fatalities. Residents on that section of Redwood can barely get into or out of our driveways and just putting out our garbage cans is taking our lives in our hands. Again, Please, PLEASE reduce the number of lanes on Redwood to two as it was initially.

PB ‐ 1142 The speed limit on the residential portion of Redwood St. from Toulumne to Broadway is 30 mph. Drivers Transportation traffic calming use that stretch as a raceway, often exceeding 50 and 60mph. Collisions are too frequent including the one shown in the photo where a parked car was rear ended and pushed onto the sidewalk. What if someone was walking at that time?! The sidewalks in this area are frequently used by pedestrians including kids attending the 5 schools in the area. Because of the speed of drivers, the residents of this stretch of Redwood can barely get into or out of their driveways but the threat to life is the most frightening aspect of the speed. Add to the speed, there are the huge ‐ over 3 tons ‐ trucks that continually use Redwood as a connector between Hiways 37, 29 and 80. The street and sidewalks are in constant disrepair, our home foundations and driveways are cracked and who knows what that is doing to the pipes and infrastructure beneath the road. There ar signs posted on the freeway and at Broadway street saying NO TRUCKS OVER 3 TONS but, these truck drivers ignore those just as the drivers ignore the 30mph posted speed limit. We ask that optimally, Redwood St. be restored to the 2 lane road with middle divider as it originally was. That would surely discouarge both the speeders and the huge trucks. If the City won't consider that proposal, we ask that an additional stoplight be installed at Redwood and DeAnza. That will limit the length of the 'speedway' which might hamper the speeders but will have no affect on the truckers. We've been begging the City for YEARS to address these issues. We are asking again. Sincerely, the residents of Redwood St., Vallejo. PB ‐ 1145 We need more Bike lanes/paths/racks/routes/signs/awareness etc. all over Vallejo for the benefit of all Transportation trails Vallejoans (even those that don't ride will experience less motor vehicle traffic, an enhanced community, and more). We can become a top destination for recreation, sports, and other opportunities.

PB ‐ 296 Better bus system to ease the commute Transportation transportation , bus , commute

PB ‐ 421 Create more transportation with buses, BART, and van pools so people in the community can work and this Transportation transportation, commute project creates more jobs in the community

PB ‐ 612 Volunteer ombudsman, travel voucher for school attendance Transportation Vouchers , school attendance , VCUSD PB ‐ 109 Speed Bumps/potholes for speed control on Marin & Ohio Transportation PB ‐ 437 potholes, Transportation potholes , road repair , street repair PB ‐ 362 The road on the street. It is so rough. When your driving it is so bumpy‐Pine St. Transportation Potholes , road repair , street repair, paving PB ‐ 387 Rebuild the roads: they are terrible Transportation Potholes , road repair , street repair, paving PB ‐ 392 Potholes filled in the city. City of Vallejo is a pothole city Transportation Potholes , road repair , street repair, paving PB ‐ 588 fixing the residential potholes, Florida, southern Napa Transportation potholes, road repair , street repair PB ‐ 1171 Improve Roads Transportation Road Repair , street repair , potholes PB ‐ 1222 Fix potholes on Springs Rd. Transportation road repair, potholes , street repair PB ‐ 649 street repairs Transportation streets , street repair , road repair PB ‐ 432 speeds bumps in residential areas, Heartwood to Brookwood Transportation streets, road repair , street repair PB ‐ 1207 increase in public busses Transportation transportation , busses PB ‐ 22 Awareness & Education: Education, Enforcement for Enhancement Undefined education , awareness PB ‐ 2 More advertising & promotion of civic events to create awareness Undefined Promoting, Advertising , Events , awareness PB ‐ 504 Adults School Safety Undefined Adult School , safety

PB ‐ 125 Affordable after school programs and care for kids in single parent homes with one income Undefined After school, programs , child care , low income PB ‐ 206 More afterschool programs, recreation centers for kids & more places for homeless, our youth need things Undefined afterschool , recreation , programs , to do in ths city. homeless PB ‐ 377 Arcade Place. To bring people from other cities. Downtown Vallejo Undefined arcade , entertainment PB ‐ 243 Art on the North Bay Wharf: Host an international Art Expo where the art is donated and the proceeds go Undefined Art , event , charity , fundraiser to a charity PB ‐ 399 murals to cover blank walls at VCUSD Undefined art ,vcusd , schools

PB ‐ 394 Support community theatres with Vallejo Arts fund : Bay Area Stage & Black box at Mira Undefined arts , community theatre

PB ‐ 1166 Plant Trees Undefined Beautification , trees PB ‐ 182 Create sponsorship of new businesses to bring new people to the area Undefined business, economic development PB ‐ 89 Can we get a Pieology Pizzeria at the plaza by the movie theatre. Undefined business, restaurant , pizza PB ‐ 572 More commercial sites Undefined businesses PB ‐ 190 New businesses on the waterfront Undefined businesses , eonomic development , PB ‐ 50 Casino: I think we need a casino at Mare Island. To focus on our community being Undefined casino , employment , Mare Island more employed. PB ‐ 1108 The city of Vallejo is trashed. Literally. There is litter almost everywhere you look. It is an eyesore, brings Undefined Clean Up down the property value of our city, and gives the impression that the city is neglected. I think the city should hire an advertising company to do a Clean Up Vallejo campaign. Raise public awareness of the problem, do educational outreach to the general public and in the schools, increase the number of volunteer events to go out and pick up trash, educate business owners of the benefits of having a clean site. Analternative, or perhaps in addition,would be to spend additional revenue on city sanitation services...get more city workers out on the street cleaning up litter.

PB ‐ 396 neighborhood watch to help with dump runs & clean up day Undefined clean up, neighborhood watch

PB ‐ 473 Clean Up Program (Freeway and Train Tracks) Undefined Clean Up, trash , illegal dumping

PB ‐ 491 Neighborhood Cleanup Undefined Clean‐up

PB ‐ 492 Eco Cleanup Undefined Clean‐up

PB ‐ 1256 Vallejo coffee cart at Ferry Building. Many people who ride the ferry are not from vallejo. They bring and Undefined Coffee‐cart drink coffee‐Other beneraps brought elseware. Vallejo need to help visitors and profit from their use of our areas. If someone were in the ferry waiting area, they could bring coffee to waiting passangers. like at a baseball game. PB ‐ 1261 Coffee cart @ Vallejo Ferry building Undefined Coffee‐cart PB ‐ 490 Live Communication Resource Undefined communication

PB ‐ 251 A plaza like many European cities: a gathering place for all . Include restaurants, music, and entertainment. Undefined community , economic devlopment , gathering places , community spaces PB ‐ 235 Wednesday Night Celebration: formerly put on by Ozcat in Pocket Park on Georgia St. It was a great way to Undefined Community celebration , community nights , celebrate Vallejo. dance , live music PB ‐ 363 Compost Program. Food scraps in our green bins. Food scraps goes to waste when it can go back into Undefined Compost , recycle , environment , eco , earth gardens PB ‐ 92 Concrete factory: vote that more people should vote in. More jobs for Vallejo. Vallejo has little job access Undefined concrete factory, jobs , employment because it is a small town. We can work together. PB ‐ 1179 Anything Cool Undefined cool PB ‐ 614 Senior Dance Club in a daytime place because Florence Douglas Center is Undefined Dance Club not enough PB ‐ 227 Parking: subsidized parking for downtown activities to attract more people & community to downtown. Undefined downtown parking , parking

PB ‐ 1172 Drive In Movies Undefined Drive In Movies ,entertainment PB ‐ 1266 Monthly free dump day Undefined dump‐day PB ‐ 619 Kids can make posters, or banners to promote "Keep Vallejo Clean"; No ; etc Undefined Dumping , campaign , clean , youth , PB ‐ 172 Video & toolkit for Earthquake retrofitting of homes to help minimize earthquake damamge to homes see Undefined earthquake , retrofit , homeowners City of San Leandro as example PB ‐ 493 City Wide Compost with Education Undefined Eco Compost , environmental , education

PB ‐ 1170 Mare Island Economic Development Undefined Economic Development , Mare Island PB ‐ 576 Invite Silicon Businesses to Vallejo and give free rent for 3 to 6 months at Mare Island Undefined economic devlopment , rent , business

PB ‐ 63 Improve the environment around Vallejo's nicest places because attitude depends on the environment Undefined environment , marina they are in. Located at the marina. PB ‐ 571 More bingo days to raise funds Undefined FDSC , seniors , senior activities PB ‐ 558 Fund FDSC Undefined FDSC improvements PB ‐ 559 FDSC improvements Undefined FDSC improvements PB ‐ 33 Vallejo Waterfront Festivals: Support for out two largest local Festivals‐ Pista Sa Nayon& Vallejo Waterfront Undefined festivals , funding, waterfront, events Weekend. Additional funding is needed to keep these festivals going & to expend them. Requesting $40,000 ($20, 000 each festival) PB ‐ 192 Event calendar information. For new residents possibly make available at the post office Undefined flyers , event calendar , resource

PB ‐ 445 South Vallejo Food Resourse Availability Undefined Food , groceries , cooperative , health , community , nutrition PB ‐ 347 Better food served at Pennycook and Vallejo Charter Undefined Food , schools

PB ‐ 135 Make downtown parking free and remove signs and meters to promote business downtown Undefined Free parking , economic development , downtown , business PB ‐ 523 Dart Wall Board Undefined Games, Dart Wall, activities , seniors , FDSC PB ‐ 385 Garden Tour & Community gardens. Coordinate all garden groups in Vallejo with GVRD to improve results , Undefined Gardens , community gardens , GVRD avoid duplication , increase life of the project. PB ‐ 474 Co‐Op Grocery Store ‐ South Vallejo Undefined Grocery Store , cooperative , food

PB ‐ 139 Refurnish the pillars and cannon on Tennessee at Mare Island Way to preserve history Undefined Historic , preservation , history , mare island

PB ‐ 1340 Preserve Vallejo's History: The naval museum has newspaper that are very old that need to undergo the Undefined history , historic , preserve history digitizing process. The JFK Library Microfiche contnts need to be digitized as well because we may lose valuable resources. This provides resources to anyone researching Vallejo History

PB ‐ 40 Complete Vallejo historical assessment it remains incomplete since the 1970's Undefined History , history of Vallejo Implemented by: City & HHLC PB ‐ 1110 I would like to propose that the City of Vallejo develop a grant programwhere low income and/or elderly Undefined housing homeowners could apply for a grant to supplement the cost of having the exterior of their homes painted and/or landscaped. Vallejo is a city rich in architecture with a large array of styles and periods. Economically challenged citizens, both low income and most elderly, are unable to do expensive upkeep on their homes. By preserving our architecural assets in Vallejo, we will shine as a beautiful city on the bay and will increase tourism, marketplace and home values for all residents. Homeowners who are interested in recieving a grant to supplement either painting or landscaping their property would apply for the grant. A committee or volunteer team would review requests monthly and determine who would receive the grants. Priority for grants would be given to low income, based on HUD index, elderly based on a pre‐determined age, and hardship scenarios. Additionally, owner occupied, single family homes would take priority over income based/rental properties.

PB ‐ 1127 Build a sample low cost home as an example of how to solve the high cost of housing in Vallejo. Here is an Undefined housing example of such a home which cost around $4,000 finished: https://www.businessinsider.com/3d‐homes‐ that‐take‐24‐hours‐and‐less‐than‐4000‐to‐print‐2018‐9

PB ‐ 548 Improve Humane Society lodging Undefined humane society , animals PB ‐ 202 Support the Humane Society to help animals Undefined humane society , animals PB ‐ 1213 Make JFHS more fun , just because it's a continuation school doesn't mean we shouldn't have a sports Undefined JFHS, fun , youth team. We want field trips , and nice equipment PB ‐ 552 A group to help others maintain their front yards/property because Vallejo is falling apart Undefined landscaping , private property

PB ‐ 325 Funding for Loma Vista Farm Undefined Loma Vista, Loma Vista Farm, Farm, Youth, agriculture PB ‐ 393 Movies @ the park Undefined movies , family activities , PB ‐ 389 Movies @ waterfront. Movies during the wedneasday night food trucks & on other nights to encourage Undefined movies , family activities , waterfront, food family time trucks PB ‐ 479 Multiplex Undefined Multiplex

PB ‐ 611 Paint the schools, which are in bad shape Undefined Painting , schools PB ‐ 240 Belts ‐ so people's pants stop sagging Undefined pants sagging PB ‐ 640 raccoon sanctuary Undefined raccoon PB ‐ 451 Recycle Water Containers Undefined Recycle, water , environmental

PB ‐ 212 Rent Control Undefined rent control , housing PB ‐ 469 LAAM Rent Costs ‐ 1501 Tenn. St Undefined Rent control , housing

PB ‐ 573 reduce rent for businesses downtown Undefined rent control , small businesses , downtown PB ‐ 217 Solano 360 program to revitalize Vallejo Undefined revitalize , program PB ‐ 397 Benches & signs @ schools creating an Art project known as Buddy Benches Undefined school , art, vcusd

PB ‐ 1211 Let them eat cake: refine the school districts lunch menu…I wouldn't feed this to my dog. Undefined school food , lunches , VCUSD PB ‐ 1180 Donations for John Finney for more field trips , to better the school and have better school lunches Undefined school lunch , field trip , JFHS because we don't get many activities.

PB ‐ 1181 Better Food at JFHS: we're tired of the same food everyday Undefined school lunch , JFHS PB ‐ 90 rennovate school campuses, schools are poorly maintained Undefined schools , school campus , vcusd PB ‐ 1212 Vallejo Mall: we don't have enough clothing stores we have to travel Undefined shopping , businesses PB ‐ 226 More restaurants, entertainment, and shopping on Georgia St./ Dwntown Vallejo Undefined shopping , economic development , PB ‐ 103 Better football equipment because our equipment sucks at JBHS Undefined sports , sports equipment, JBHS, VCUSD , PB ‐ 1216 More stores & attractions to bring more money into the city. Undefined stores, shopping PB ‐ 654 title still in progress, street fair bring community together Undefined street fair , community , community events PB ‐ 198 Tesla Production Facility on Mare Island :1,000 car per month facility it would attract jobs and status for Undefined tesla , production , facility , jobs , Vallejo employment PB ‐ 298 Film signs‐ identifying where films were made in the city‐ star maps to encourage Undefined tourism , social media , film tourism and positive social media PB ‐ 631 Have the Mayor's office pick up appliances to better organize homes Undefined unwanted appliances , illegal dumping PB ‐ 398 New black tops at VCUSD schools Undefined VCUSD, black tops

PB ‐ 237 More Waterfront activities to attract more people downtown and to improve the image of the city to Undefined waterfront , downtown , economic visitors development, PB ‐ 380 Vallejo Latino Festival: better diversity & cooperation with all other groups in Vallejo. Unify spanish Undefined waterfront festivals , community , cultural , speakers of Vallejo at the Waterfron waterfront PB ‐ 177 Protect wildlife by not feeding feral animals. Educate people about why feeding birds and feral cats is not Undefined wildlife , protect wildlife , feral cats , birds , good for the environment. People litter the waterfront and local neighborhoods with bread and cat food signs encouaging birds to learn to live off people and overpopulating the homeless cat numbers. place notices throughout the places where people leave "animals" food. See signs about bird feeding upon leaving SF Ferry dock‐ great idea!

PB ‐ 438 youth projects Undefined youth , projects , programs PB ‐ 314 Entertain the youth in order to keep them away from drugs and gangs ($30,000 cost) Undefined Youth, Drugs, Gangs

PB ‐ 1221 The freedon of speech. Recently people think louder is right, but it's not. Undefined PB ‐ 1260 More speed traps. People drive excessively fast and it is dangerous. There are many accidents. Redwood roads ST PB ‐ 164 Trash pick‐up to keep streets clean + improve home values trash, clean, clean‐up , PB ‐ 55 Less fights PB ‐ 195 PB ‐ 197 PB ‐ 223 More businesses