Dear Neighbor,
Thank you for visiting my website. It is a privilege to be your Councilmember and to serve District 6. I appreciate all the support and encouragement so far. Please use this website as a resource to learn more about your district and to stay updated on the latest news all across the City of San Jose. My goal is to actively engage and communicate with all residents in my community. District 6 staff members and I welcome your questions, comments or concerns anytime.
We look forward to hearing from you!
Best regards,
Councilmember Dev Davis
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Councilmember Dev Davis
Councilmember Dev Davis represents District 6 in the City of San Jose. District 6 includes Willow Glen, the Rose Garden, Santana Row, The Alameda, and many other great neighborhoods.
Reminder that our first summer movie night is this Saturday, June 29th! We will be showing "How to Train Your Dragon" at Cahill Park.
Council Agenda 6/25/19 Item 3.7: Status Report on Measure T
Approval would authorize the City Manager to negotiate and execute loan agreements with PG&E for the financing and installation of up to 27,000 LED streetlights and up to
7,500 LED outdoor lights at public facilities.
This will be the last Council meeting until August. You can read the full agenda below.
Approval would authorize the City Manager to negotiate and execute loan agreements with PG&E for the financing and installation of up to 27,000 LED streetlights and up to
7,500 LED outdoor lights at public facilities.
This will be the last Council meeting until August. You can read the full agenda below.
City of San José - City Council
sanjose.legistar.com
What is the City doing to help homelessness?
One of the most important things we have done is approve the use of the Homeless Emergency Aid Program (HEAP), a one-time flexible block grant. This passed in November of 2018.
The allocation of the HEAP funds:
Housing-based solutions: $12.8M
Interim Housing: $1.4M
Crisis Response: $3.2M
Encampment Abatement: $1.6M
Administration: $2.4M
Initiatives: $0.3M
I have attached the HEAP funding memo which is 14 pages long and provides detailed information and data on the City’s homelessness programs.
One of the most important things we have done is approve the use of the Homeless Emergency Aid Program (HEAP), a one-time flexible block grant. This passed in November of 2018.
The allocation of the HEAP funds:
Housing-based solutions: $12.8M
Interim Housing: $1.4M
Crisis Response: $3.2M
Encampment Abatement: $1.6M
Administration: $2.4M
Initiatives: $0.3M
I have attached the HEAP funding memo which is 14 pages long and provides detailed information and data on the City’s homelessness programs.
This is the last weekend for Shakespeare in the Park!
Interested in learning about Willow Glen History? Join Patrick Pizzo tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. for his talk about the Guadalupe River! See flyer for details.
