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Ms. Compton confirmed for Commissioner Hayes that the funding request was to assist with providing uncompensated dental care and helping those people on the waiting list. She also informed Commissioner Rubino Brumm that approximately two dentists see approximately)5 to 17 patients each day. CityServe of the Tri-Valley / Christine Beitsch & Adriana Alegre — Facility Build Out — provided information about their funding request and advised they were looking for a location from which their people could work. Ms. Beitsch advised that a free space has been provided to them in Livermore but it is in need of renovations and they would love to have it opened by mid- summer so they can provide the needed services. Ms. Alegre noted that approximately one- third of people they serve come from Pleasanton and CityServe is working with Tri-Valley cities to coordinate issues, but it is hard for CityServe when they do not have a place to work from. Ms. Beitsch indicated that CityServe will continue to outreach in Pleasanton when they have an office in Livermore. Chairperson Sedlak asked about the total Pleasanton residents served by CityServe and the total overall. Ms. Beitsch and Ms. Alegre indicated it was difficult to provide this information because of the different aspects served. Commissioner Hayes questioned whether the idea of CityServe was to have an office location in Livermore was to provide privacy. Ms. Beitsch indicated that it was, but they would continue to work to provide services in Pleasanton and will maintain the space they currently have at Inklings Coffee. She informed Commissioner Rubino Brumm of the difficulties serving clients in Pleasanton because of the space they use located at Inklings Coffee. Hively/ Community Closet—Vanessa Dilks — commented on their funding request and requests received for basic necessities. Ms. Dilks indicated that Hively has received a number of donations but have a lot of people going to them requesting donations. She indicated that the needs are great and Hively hopes to be able to provide people with what is needed. Ms. Dilks provided commissioners with a number of client stories and noted that Hively has become a trusted partner in the community. Commissioner Parikh discussed with Ms. Dilks how Hively advertises their services to the community. She also reviewed with Ms. Dilks the hours of operation for Hively and the location of the Community Closet. Chairperson Sedlak confirmed with Ms. Dilks that if awarded the grant would be used for salaries and supplies. Commissioner Gohill was provided information by Ms. Dilks on how the services provided by Hively was different that those provided by Goodwill. Commissioner Lem advised that as a member of NCL she has volunteered with Hively on several occasions. Human Services Commission March 4, 2020 Page 2