Los Paseos Neighborhood Association

Category: Santa Clara County

  • Video of LPNA meeting on June 17, 2021

    For those unable to attend our last zoom meeting due to the other commitments, we are posting the video here for your viewing.

    00:00 LPNA Business
    03:25     CERT Program/Update
    08:15     SJPD Update
    40:52     D2 Office Update
    43:00     State Senator Cortese representative at this meeting
    44:35     Great Oaks Water – Tim Guster

    Links and Information presented during the video:
    Great Oaks Water website

    2020 Consumer Confidence Report (CCR)

    Notice of Public Hearing on Mandatory Water Conservation

    Zoom meeting information for this public hearing:
    https://zoom.us/j/95359466931?pwd=WWdkc0Njd0gyT0ZZMDVEZDV0YzdBQT09
    Meeting ID: 953 5946 6931
    Passcode: 724202

    To join by telephone, dial: +1 669 900 6833 US (San Jose).
    Meeting ID: 953 5946 6931
    Passcode: 724202

    FAQs about Mandatory Water Conservation

    408-265-2600 – Santa Clara Valley Water main number to report water wasting issues

    Santa Clara Valley Water

    408 227-9540 – Great Oaks Water main number to report water issues

    Notice of Public Hearing on 2020 Urban Water Management Plan

    Zoom meeting information for UWMP/WSCP public hearing:
    https://zoom.us/j/97934385782?pwd=Vkkza0liK09jZlhXZGRKMUxLd21LZz09
    Meeting ID: 979 3438 5782
    Passcode: vbVhg1

     

  • COVID-19 updates from Santa Clara County

    On February 3, 2021 County Supervisor Mike Wasserman issued his monthly newsletter. Within it he included updated information pertaining to vaccinations and testing. In an excerpt from his newsletter:

    “Since January 28th, the County of Santa Clara Health System has been offering COVID-19 vaccinations to residents 65 years old and older, following the State’s updated guidance. We continue to urge the State to allocate more vaccines to the County so that we can increase the number of vaccinations each day.

    Local residents within the eligible categories (who are not a regular patient of Kaiser, Palo Alto Medical Foundation or Stanford Healthcare) can schedule an appointment through one of Santa Clara Valley Medical Center’s vaccination clinic sites. For Kaiser, Palo Alto Medical Foundation or Stanford Healthcare patients, please contact your healthcare provider for vaccination eligibility and scheduling.

    President Joe Biden recently announced that the Federal government plans to purchase 200 million more COVID-19 vaccine doses from Pfizer and Moderna. This would result in fully vaccinating the American population by the end of summer or early fall of 2021.

    For our part, the County will continue to administer as many vaccines as we are given as quickly as possible and will continue to follow the rules set by the Federal and State governments for distribution.”

    Vaccination Appointments can be schedule through the SCC website with each of the various medical facilities serving the county.

     

    “Testing is still a critical tool in the fight against COVID-19. While some people have gone in for regular testing for months, others are seeking it out for the first time. Widespread testing provides a more accurate picture of how many cases exist in our community and helps the County Public Health Department understand how and where the virus is spreading.

    Visit the County’s COVID-19 testing website to:”

      • Search for a Test Site
      • Search for sites by City
      • Search for sites Near You
      • Search for sites by Date
      • Search for sites by Provider
      • See All County Testing Sites

    Schedule a free test through the SCC website

    If you would like to subscribe to County Supervisor Mike Wassermans’ newsletters to receive this information directly, subscribe here

  • Check your voting registration

    With all the garbage in the news about voter fraud, mail delivery delays, and some states clearing voter registration rolls, do your due diligence!

    Make sure you are registered, so your vote counts!

    Every vote counts!

    Not just for the National Election, but also for local issues impacting city, county, and State elections. Navigate to the Santa Clara County website and verify the validity of your voter registration information.  If for some reason, your registration was dropped, register online.

    After you vote, particularly if by mail, track your ballot on the county website to ensure it was indeed counted, and not dropped due to a technicality, or mismatched signatures, etc. If voting by mail, return the ballot ASAP via US mail, or drop it off at a designated drop-off  location.

  • Special Message from County Supervisor Mike Wasserman

    In an excerpt from Mike Wasserman’s newsletter issued 9/15/2020, I wanted to emphasize the importance for everyone to participate in the 2020 Census. To quote Supervisor Mike Wasserman:

    1 in 5 Have Not Completed the Census

    As of this week, nearly 1 in 5 households have NOT participated in the 2020 Census. This means that 140,000 of the 701,000 households in the County of Santa Clara have not responded so far. Are you the 1 in 5 in your neighborhood? If so, please complete your 10-minute questionnaire today. It is as easy as following the link below or calling 844-330-2020. The data collected from the Census is used to allocate over $800 billion in annual funding for vital services, including money for:

      • Schools
      • Healthcare
      • Housing
      • Roads

    Census Deadline: September 30th, 2020.

    Complete the Census

    To learn more about Santa Clara County issues, Visit Supervisor Mike Wassermans’s Website, or sign-up for his newsletter