Do It Right

This news raised series of concerns about BACS operations. To make Fremont HNC successful, City of Fremont should closely monitor BACS operations of the facility. @Fremont_CA @LilyMei4Fremont @RajSalwan @yangshao7 @vinniebacon @jennykassan

CleanStart is a great initiative. If CoF could share information on the mobile unit’s daily location and utilization, the community can help the city optimize its operation to serve more unhoused neighbors, by analyzing the data and making data-driven recommendations.

We need to help monitor the success rate of Fremont HNC: 1. Bus ticket out is not a success. 2. Up to six months follow-up is not enough. Follow-up at least one year after clients’ exit. 3. Detailed exit tracking records are required not just summary numbers.

Thanks to everyone who joined us yesterday at the Fremont council meeting. Our voice got heard. North Fremont is a strong community. Please follow @North4Fremont

We thank all the council members to choose City Hall site for the proposed HNC. This is just the first step for Real Care for unhoused neighbors. More challenges ahead. Together let’s make it successful.

9/10 Fremont council meeting, again, 2000+ residents from north Fremont say: Decoto site is the wrong location. City Hall site is the best choice for building HNC. Make it successful at City Hall site.

@DianaRohini @JohnsonEclips Yes HNC at City Hall site for Fremont!

@JohnsonEclips @NotDecoto I know the nerve of anyone wanting to build a place supporting the homeless community where people have homes said most residents with a sarcastic tone. Yes for HNC Fremont.

City Hall site is the best location for HNC. Wear BLUE! Join Us! Bring everyone! See you all on 9/10 5:30PM at City Hall! 3300 Capitol Ave, Fremont, CA

Data and facts show City Hall site is the best location for building HNC. Community voices say City Hall site is the one and only location for building HNC. Honorable council members, please make the right vote - City Hall site. drive.google.com/drive/folders/…

The cost estimation about the proposed HNC is out in city report 3878. There are many issues in the cost estimation about the Decoto site. Check out the sidewalk issue below. City staff wasn't planning on building a proper sidewalk for the Decoto site (Exhibit B-1, B-2, B-3).

On 7/9 City Council meeting, residents from all regions in Fremont recommended City Hall Parking Lot as their preferred location for the proposed HNC. This is the Voice of Fremont residents. youtube.com/watch?v=-7kLrg…

We don’t support the present ongoing hunger strike. We believe the debate should focus on data and reason. Our objective conclusion - Real benefits for the homeless from HNC at City Hall parking lot. @Fremont_CA @CommunitySvcs @jennykassan @vinniebacon @RajSalwan @LilyMei4Fremont

How did City Staff get their OpenTownHall survey results in report 3878? The most updated online numbers indicate 1295 people selected City Hall site as their preferred choice. No mechanism of withdrawing survey results is known. City Staff, why do you keep getting things wrong?

Here is the final HNC OpenTownHall survey result. From all the previous council meeting speeches, to 3 workshops, to endless online and offline engagements, the community’s voice is: City Hall is the ONE and ONLY place to build HNC. At City Hall, make it successful. Set a model.

Decoto site is undeveloped, and it needs extensive site preparation prior to construction: cleaning land, grading, replace soil, soil compaction. The cost for all these is expensive. Choosing Decoto site for HNC is like “opening a can of worms”. Are we ready?

About water and sewage line cost, City Staff got it wrong. It is much cheaper at the proposed HNC City Hall site compared to the proposed HNC Decoto site.

According to city proposed layout plan, the existing PG&E pole is too close to HNC buildings at Decoto site. To meet safety clearance codes, the buildings need to move 8+/- ft away from the PG&E poles, remove trees OR relocate the PG&E poles. The cost associated can be very HIGH.

For the proposed HNC, City Hall parking lot is the better choice. Build HNC at City Hall. Make it successful. Set a model. #RealCare4Homeless #DoItRight

Building HNC at the City Hall site, right by City Hall, would provide city staff first hand feedback of HNC's operational impact. It is steps away for City of Fremont to closely and conveniently monitor its management. Build HNC at City Hall site. Make the first HNC a success!

The proposed HNC Decoto site is not as “PEACEFUL and CALM” as the authority and experts think. Check out the heavy traffic at 10:52PM.