Vallejo Weekly | Vol 11 Issue 41 by cityofvallejo

Vol 11 | Issue 41 october 12, 2023

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Message from Mike Hello, Vallejo,

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The tragedy in Israel with innocent lives lost in the War weighs heavily on our community. The City of Vallejo embraces diversity and compassion. At the City Council meeting last Tuesday, there were several callers who joined virtually and expressed hatred and offensive language to the Council, staff and members of our community. These callers who are targeting community forums statewide, often live outside of Vallejo and are not addressing the Council regarding City issues. Unfortunately, what they consider “free speech” affects the availability of the Zoom call-in process as it has in other nearby communities. We heard from genuinely concerned residents Tuesday night who value this virtual comment process in Vallejo. Vallejo’s Mayor Robert McConnell directed our City Attorney to provide more guidance on what is allowed during the Public Forums, whether remotely or in person. Councilmember Mina Loera-Diaz spoke up for all Vallejo residents, saying hate speech is unacceptable and public forums should not be subjected to this type of behavior. She agreed more legal advice was necessary on how to address this issue. At the October 17th special City Council meeting, the Council will be discussing virtual access to Council meetings. Please share your thoughts on how community forums should look in the future for City Council meetings. Just around the corner, we also have our community meeting for Districts 3 and 6 on October 23, 2023, at Glen Cove Elementary School, 6-8 p.m. (see flyer here in Weekly). Staff will be covering topics such as public safety/crime, weed abatement/fire hazards, blight, economic development, Measure P/street maintenance. We look forward to a safe and engaging exchange of ideas and plans on how to make Vallejo a better place for all. Respectfully, Mike Malone Vallejo City Manager 2

October EVENTS Join in the fun with a variety of events for youth and families brought to you by the Greater Vallejo Recreation District (GVRD). GVRD Main Office (registrations & reservations) is temporarily relocated to Cunningham Aquatic Complex (801 Heartwood Ave) open M-F 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m., Sat 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. All GVRD Board & Committee Meetings are held at 401 Amador St (administration, finance, & human resources). To pre-register for events or for more information on programs, events, classes and activities visit www.gvrd.org, call (707) 648-4600, or email recreation@gvrd.org. View the GVRD Fall 2023 Activity Guide for more programs, events, classes and activities! STORYTIME AT CHILDREN’S WONDERLAND Every Thursday through October October 19, October 26 11:00 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. Children’s Wonderland Park 360 Glenn Street This is a FREE event. Join GVRD and friends from the Solano County Library for storytime!

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FLOATING PUMPKIN PATCH Saturday, October 14, 2023 Session 1 : 12:30 p.m.-1:30 p.m. Session 2: 2:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m.

Cunningham Aquatic Complex 801 Heartwood Avenue $10 per child 17 and under | 18+ free to spectate

HISPANIC HERITAGE FIESTA Saturday, October 14, 2023 10:00 a.m. — 2:00 p.m. Blue Rock Springs Park 650 Columbus Parkway This is a FREE event! Don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the vibrant rhythms, captivating dances, and rich traditions of Latin America! Come join us for a day filled with music, dance, art, and community as we celebrate the diversity and contributions of the Hispanic Community. Vendor applications are now open to have a booth at this event. Food vendors are $40. Register online at the GVRD website today! Retail vendors are $20. Register online at the GVRD website today!

Kick off the spooky season with GVRD for the floating pumpkin patch! Enjoy music, arts and crafts, concessions for purchase, and best of all DIVE in for the pick of your favorite pumpkin! Space is limited, register today!

View these events and more at www.gvrd.org or scan the QR code

October EVENTS NATIONAL BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH – WIG GIVEAWAY Friday, October 20, 2023

SPOOKY PARTY Wednesday, October 25, 2023 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Breast cancer can impact the important women in your life; GVRD wants to help these women at every step of their breast cancer journey. If you know anyone battling breast cancer who is interested in a wig, you can register on the GVRD website or call (707) 648-4600 or email emendez@gvrd.org. Wigs will be available for pick up or delivery. Delivery times will be from 12:00 p.m.–6:00 p.m.

Children’s Wonderland 360 Glenn Street $5 entry, pumpkins will also be sold at the park.

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It’s Halloween time for our adaptive community! We invite anyone with any disability to the park. We’re having a bash, wear your best costume to our fun monster mash. It’s going to be a spook-tacular party you will not want to miss! Enjoy the dance party, haunted house, costume contest, and hay maze. Register on the GVRD website today!

View these events and more at www.gvrd.org or scan the QR code

What’s happening in town Being involved in your community and attending local events are a great way to bring members of the Vallejo community together to celebrate our rich cultural diversity. The benefits of these events are numerous: • Bring members of a community closer together to develop and nurture relationships to support a thriving community. • Spending time with family, friends and others in your community can help build healthy relationships and enhance mental well-being. • Establishing a strong community identity fosters a greater sense of pride in our community which encourages participants to support their community and attract new visitors. • Last but by no means least…it’s FUN! Great community events serve to ensure that the community we share is a pleasant place to live and work and members are excited to be a part of supporting.

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October 2023 Events

10/13–15 Mare Island

Maker Faire

10 a.m.– 6 p.m.

10/14

Downtown

2nd Saturday Market

9 a.m.– 2 p.m.

10/15

Vallejo Naval Museum

Sprout Film Festival

1 p.m.– 5 p.m.

10/20–22 Mare Island

Maker Faire

10 a.m.– 6 p.m.

10/21

Harvest Festival

11 a.m.– 3 p.m.

Loma Vista Farm

BAY AREA MAKER FAIRE MARE ISLAND

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The legendary and mind-blowing Maker Faire is back for its 15th time in the Bay Area this October with a new direction, a new location, new makers, and old friends! After a few years’ hiatus, organizers are excited to bring back their flagship Maker Faire to California’s San Francisco Bay Area in Vallejo over two weekends at the Mare Island Naval Shipyard on October 13–15 and October 20–22, 2023. Experience the ultimate showcase of creativity, innovation, and endlesspossibilities at Maker Faire!

Immerse yourself in a world where robots come alive, art defies boundaries, drones soar through the sky, and groundbreaking technology shapes the future. Don’t miss out on this full-throttle event that will leave you awe-inspired and yearning for more! For more information or to purchase tickets, visit the Maker Faire Eventbrite webpage.

WHEN: October 13–15, 2023 Friday, 11:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. Saturday, 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. Sunday, 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. October 20–22, 2023 Friday, 11:00 a.m.– 6:00 p.m. Saturday, 10:00 a.m.– 6:00 p.m. Sunday, 10:00 a.m.– 6:00 p.m. WHERE: Mare Island 850 Nimitz Avenue Vallejo, CA 94592

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Donate to Toys for Tots

We have officially kicked off our annual campaign to collect Toys for Tots in the Vallejo/American Canyon area! This 2023 Christmas season marks 26 years that Security Public Storage has been collecting unwrapped toys for tots in need, and we are especially excited and hopeful to make an impact that demonstrates how much our community cares about making a difference this holiday season.

Help the dedicated U.S. Marine Corp Reserve and local volunteers make this holiday special for disadvantaged kids in our community. Drop off your new, unwrapped kids’ toys and gifts at the Security Public Storage office in Vallejo between October 3 and December 1.

Drop-off Location: Security Public Storage 4360 Sonoma Blvd Vallejo, CA 94589 707-549-6246

Hours: Monday–Saturday: 9 a.m.–6 p.m. Sunday: 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

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PB Cycle 9 Idea Collection is Open! How would you make Vallejo an even better place? Could we improve a park? Is there a local non-profit that could use some funding to support an extraordinary program? Do you have a beautification project in mind? What about an after-school project? As a resident of Vallejo, you are a local expert, and the Participatory Budgeting (PB) process wants to hear your ideas for potential projects. The ideas you submit today could be considered and developed into proposals for the May/June 2024 PB ballot.

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Cycle 9 of the Participatory Budgeting process will fund up to $500,000 worth of projects. Capital infrastructure projects must be implemented on City of Vallejo property and have a max budget request of $150,000. Program and service projects are usually implemented by local non-profits and partner agencies like the Vallejo City Unified School District or Greater Vallejo Recreation District. Program and service projects can request up to $37,500. Community members and non-profit organizations can submit ideas and their complete proposals online at myvallejo.com/pb9. Non-profit 501(c)3 organizations interested in being an implementing partner must complete a prequalification application online by Sunday, October 22 at 11:59 p.m. You can submit your application in-person at City Hall. In Cycle 9, community members also have the opportunity to assist with the PB process as an outreach volunteer or a budget delegate, by filling out a volunteer form online. What projects won last cycle? – Visit the MyVallejo website for details on the Cycle 8 winning projects. It all starts with you and your idea! 12

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Looking for a career where you can make a difference? Join the City of Vallejo! Build your career within a diverse workforce, dedicated to providing excellent service all in a vibrant and beautiful setting next to the San Francisco Bay. The City is hiring for multiple positions in various departments, including, but not limited to, the Police Department, Water Department and IT Department! For a full list of opportunities, visit governmentjobs.com/careers/vallejo.

Sprout Film Festival, a fundraiser for The Arc-Solano

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Don’t miss the 5th annual Sprout Film Festival on October 15, 2023! This event focuses exclusively on films that celebrate the diverse lives and creativity of people with developmental disabilities. For the second year, our fundraiser will be at the beautiful Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum in downtown Vallejo. Our films will be screened in the lovely Hall of History along with our silent auction, no-host bar, and appetizers.

What can you expect from this event? Comedy! Drama! Documentary! Poetry! Music Video! We have it all! Previous attendees have been blown away by the talent they’ve seen on the screen and they’ve enjoyed themselves immensely. Plus, the silent auction is filled with desirable items and gift cards from our local community, exciting trips, jewelry, and artwork from local artisans. Last year’s auction donors included Bambino’s, Kehaulani’s Cafe, Moment’s Shared, Java Jax, The Buttercup Diner, the Sacramento Rivercats, Alibi Bookshop, Pieced on Earth, and Savage & Cooke.

Funds raised from the Sprout Film Festival are used towards our mission, which is to promote the greatest personal growth, community understanding, and full participation of people with developmental disabilities and their families through support, education, and advocacy. WHEN: Sunday, October 15, 2023 1:00 p.m.–5:30 p.m. WHERE: Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum 734 Marin Street, Vallejo, CA 94590 CONTACT: Stacey Martinez smartinez@thearcsolano.org (707) 552-2935 Tickets are $35. You can purchase them on the Arc-Solano website. Are you interested in becoming a sponsor? Then please visit our sponsor page for more information!

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Open MIC Night at Better Chew Join us every third Thursday at Better Chew Kitchen at 1745 Sonoma Blvd for Open Mic Night! Come get your favorite Vegan Cheesesteak or Chicken Sandwich and join our community in sharing music, poetry, and other talents! Our next Open Mic Night is Thursday October 19th at 5:30 p.m.!

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Vallejo Center for the Arts Announces Encore Presentation of Three Tenors Concert The Vallejo Festival Orchestra debuted at the historic Empress Theatre in 2020 with Three Tenors! – The Next Generation, a tribute to the iconic “3 Tenors” concerts that have captivated the world for decades. Building upon the legendary legacy of Luciano Pavarotti, Plácido Domingo, and José Carreras, the next concert, on Saturday, October 28, will be an encore presentation featuring three talented young tenors poised to carry the torch forward. Grammy award-winning conductor Thomas Conlin, the 62 musicians in the Vallejo Festival Orchestra, and the three brilliant young tenors look forward to welcoming you to our evening of passionate and romantic Italian arias and songs. And plan on meeting all the performers in the Empress Lounge immediately following the program. For more information and tickets, visit https://www.tix.com/ticket-sales/empresstheatre/7268/event/1342585. 16

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HUMANE SOCIETY PETs OF THE WEEK AU JUS and GRAVY Domestic Shorthair male, and Domestic Longhair female (bonded pair), 7 months old

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Meet Au Jus and Gravy, a bonded pair of kittens that will deliver twice as much joy! Au Jus (left) is a super-sociable dilute Tortoiseshell who will nudge her head against you until you respond with lots of praise and petting. Gravy, the gray and white hunk on the right, is also super friendly and is always up to new antics. Together, the siblings are playful, curious, nonstop purr machines! Au Jus and Gravy both love to be held and make new human pals. They enjoy making feline friends, too! To meet this delightful duo, visit HSNB.org to fill out our cat adoption interest application.

For a list of our available cats and dogs, go to HSNB.org and click on the Adoptions tab. We welcome potential adopters to browse available animals on our website and if interested, download an application. Email cat applications to catadoptions@hsnb.org and dog applications to adoptions@hsnb.org. Pets are available at time of article submission. We cannot guarantee they will be available upon publication. Humane Society of the North Bay is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. We are located at 1121 Sonoma Blvd., Vallejo. We are open by appointment, from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily, with up to two Open Shelter Saturdays per month. We are actively seeking fosters for our pets in need, and we are always seeking donations to help us do the life-saving work we do.

HUMANE SOCIETY PETs OF THE WEEK IKE German Shepherd Dog, male, age 7 years old

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We like Ike! This sweet, gentle German Shepherd is calm and kind to everyone he meets. He’s a big boy at 100 pounds, but he walks like a dream on a leash. Ike LOVES to romp in our play yard and toss around his toys and play with our volunteers. (He looks like a pup when he plays; it’s adorable.) Ike is gentle around other dogs, even when they bark at him while he’s walking past. Once in a while, Ike will bark back as if to say, “rRespect your elders.” Most of the time Ike is quiet and reserved, like a proper gentleman. He’d love to be in a home where he could take leisurely walks around the neighborhood and hang out at his person’s feet (or on the couch if they offer). If you’d like to meet Ike, go to HSNB.org and fill out a dog adoption application.

THE CITY OF VALLEJO BROADBAND SERVICE VALLEJONET IS NOW VIP FIBER The City of Vallejo is excited to announce that its municipal broadband service, formerly known as "VallejoNet," has been rebranded as "VIP Fiber."

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This rebranding initiative is part of the City's ongoing efforts to position Vallejo as a hub for technological innovation and to reflect its commitment to providing high-quality, reliable internet service to its residents and businesses.

Community-owned ISPs are driven by the needs and interests of the local residents rather than profit-driven motives. The profits generated stay within the community, promoting local growth, job creation, and economic development. VIP is committed to upholding net neutrality principles, ensuring everyone enjoys a level playing field on the internet.

Local businesses currently using VIP are Brooks & Co. Real Estate, Kindred Motorworks, Aardvarks Adventureland, Suite Treatments Inc., and many more! You, too, can be a part of VIP. Learn more about your local ISP and request a quote today to experience the premium internet service offered by VIP Fiber and join Vallejo in its mission to lead technological advancements in the region while enjoying fast and affordable internet! Stay updated with the latest news, updates, events, and more on our social media accounts on Instagram and Facebook!

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At JFK Library 505 Santa Clara St.

Homework help JFK Library, in partnership with Vallejo Project, offers after-school homework help! Students grades K–8 can work with math and English tutors on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. For more information visit solanolibrary.com. When Tuesdays and Thursdays 3:30 p.m.–5:30 p.m.

Where JFK Library 505 Santa Clara St.

HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL NEEDS YOU! CONTACT US mark@ebboa.org 510-815-1565 www.ebboa.org

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JOIN THE East Bay Basketball Officials Association! This is a very exciting time to become a basketball official. As a member of East Bay Basketball Officials Association (EBBOA) you will be able to participate in lectures, trainings and exercises that will prepare you for everything you need to be successful. Every ballgame is one more way to stay connected to the community, while making a positive impact in the lives of many student-athletes. Becoming a basketball official requires an immense amount of both physical and tactical training. Not only must officials be in good shape so that they can run up and down the court with ease, but they also need to develop communication skills and a concrete understanding of how to interpret each of the ever-evolving high school rules. If you are interested, please fill out the EBBOA Inquiry Form. We look forward to supporting your journey! 23

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CALLING ALL FERRY RIDERS – WE NEED YOUR INPUT! The operators of the San Francisco Bay Ferry are working on a project to reconfigure the existing Vallejo Ferry Terminal. The project will reduce annual maintenance costs and impacts on the environment, increase operational safety, and improve the overall rider experience.

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An environmental study is underway, and we’re asking for feedback on three alternatives, each with different access points around the perimeter of the basin (see figure on the back): • Alternative 1 and 2 propose access from outside of the basin (southwest and northwest corners respectively) with a “dog-leg” design providing pedestrian access to the ferry. • Alternative 3 proposes extended pedestrian access from the existing ferry terminal access point. • Each option will provide more passenger queuing area, improve operational safety, and reduce commute times.

Sign up for the upcoming virtual public meeting or share your input by scanning the QR code. For more information, visit www.weta.sanfranciscobayferry.com/current-projects/vallejo-ferry-terminal-reconfiguration-project 24

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Ceremony August 24, 2023 Vallejo, CA The Bay Trail/Vine Trail project will construct approximately 5 miles of bike and pedestrian trail facilities in the north end of Vallejo to ultimately connect the Vallejo Ferry Terminal to the jurisdictional boundary with American Canyon. The project will build sections of multi-use trail and bike lanes. The project will also include enhancements such as wayfinding, shelters, interpretive panels, and mileposts.

10-10:15 Welcome guests

Bay Trail/Vine 10:15-10:45 SpeakersTrail Construction Project Closures

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The City of Vallejo is excited to announce the beginning of the Bay Trail/Vine Trail Construction which will help close the 5-mile trail gap that now exists through Vallejo up to American CityProject of Vallejo Mayor Robert McConnell Canyon. The project will build sections of Class I multi-use trail and sections of Class II and IV Caltrans District 4 Office Chief Ave., Sergio Ruiz Street, Enterprise Drive, Lewis Brown bike lanes along sections of Wilson Sacramento Napa Valley VineStreet, TrailSonoma Founder and BoardDrive, President Chuck McMinn Drive, Broadway Blvd., Meadows and Catalina Way. The project includes trail enhancements such as wayfinding signage, counters, a rest shelter, interpretive panel, and Solano County Supervisor Erin Hannigan mileposts. The project addresses accessibility along all of the segments and will produce a safe Solano Transportation Authority/City of Benicia Mayor Steve and inviting facility for bike and pedestrian travel in northern Vallejo. VallejoYoung will serve as the and gateway to reach theManager larger Bay Area! Citytrailhead of Vallejo, Assistant City Terrance Davis To construct the project as safely as possible, the public should expect project area closures

10:45-11:30 Refreshments andSlough giveaways-Thank you forSacramento coming! Street and of the existing trail between White and Highway 37 between

Enterprise Drive through early 2024. Please plan accordingly by allowing extra time to follow signage and use alternate routes when in these project areas.

For media inquiries, please contact: Sharon.Lund@cityofvallejo.net 26

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5. SIGN UP! YOU’RE SET TO VOLUNTEER When you find the perfect opportunity, click “Express Interest.” The managing organization of that opportunity will connect with you directly and you can start volunteering! 27

THE CITY OF VALLEJO COMMUNITY TOOL TRAILER PROGRAM The City of Vallejo maintains a Community Tool Trailer stocked with landscaping tools and cleanup supplies to assist groups with community cleanups or beautification projects. This resource is offered to residents and groups free of charge to assist resident volunteers who gather together to give litter the boot! Community projects must be in the City of Vallejo and must be on public, nonprofit, public school or church property. There is a minimum of ten volunteers committed to the project to make the group eligible for use of the trailer.

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The trailer is booked on a first-come, first-served basis year-round – weather permitting. A Public Works staff driver brings the trailer to your event site, stays with the trailer for the duration of the event, and will remove collected bags of litter and/or bulky items. PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS • Must be used in Vallejo, CA. • Must be 18 years old or older to reserve the trailer. • Must have a minimum of 10 volunteers. • Project must be on public property (park, greenspace, school), church or nonprofit. NO PERSONAL PROPERTIES.

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Event must have project coordinator or lead volunteer. Completion and submittal of trailer application and participant list must be submitted at least 2 weeks prior to the event to prepare staff schedule. All volunteers are required to complete and sign a City of Vallejo volunteer waiver.

TO REQUEST A TOOL TRAILER RESERVATION, SEND AN EMAIL TO VOLUNTEERS@CITYOFVALLEJO.NET OR CALL 707-648-8616. The City of Vallejo Community & Volunteer Coordinator will call/email within 72 hours to confirm and review details of the event. 28

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GROW WITH GOOGLE SMALL BUSINESS WORKSHOPS Main Street America and Grow with Google have teamed up to help business owners gain new skills through local digital coaches. Through the Grow with Google Digital Coaches program, 10 coaches in small towns across America are offering live trainings and hands-on coaching on topics like how to connect with customers, sell more products online, and improve business productivity – all for free. Starting in September and continuing through November, Grow with Google Digital Coaches will host a series of both live and on-demand virtual workshops for small business owners. These workshops are free and open to all small business owners and entrepreneurs across the network, beyond the 10 states hosting in-person trainings. To learn more about each workshop and find registration details, visit the Grow with Google website. 29

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