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does take people from other area but tries to remain available for local people and work with <br /> other shelters because of safety issues. Additionally, Ms. Dillman commented on the assistance <br /> provided to clients. <br /> Commissioners discussed with Ms. Dillman services provided to Pleasanton residents and how <br /> Tri-Valley Haven prioritizes the services needed. <br /> Commissioner Hayes asked commissioners to revisit the staff recommendation for Hope <br /> Hospice, not on the services they provide but on the earlier comment made regarding the <br /> amount of funds they have in the bank. She indicated she would like to learn more about this, <br /> and Commissioner Bedegi wondered if the funds were for something special. <br /> Commissioner Rubino-Brumm stated she would like more funds to be allocated for the Tri-Valley <br /> Haven Food Pantry program and Commissioner Powers wondered if Tri-Valley Haven would be <br /> willing to take funds from one of their other programs. Ms. Dillman indicated that Tri-Valley <br /> Haven would prefer that funds remain as recommended by staff. <br /> Commissioner Bedegi commented on the increase in funding requested by Tri-Valley Haven for <br /> their food pantry program and Commissioner Rubino-Brumm discussed the increase in food <br /> prices that many families are experiencing. <br /> Chairperson Carlucci asked if commissioners wished to reconsider any other staff funding <br /> recommendations and Commissioner Bedegi felt the numbers for Chabot-LP programs was low <br /> and the programs they provide were critical. <br /> Commissioner Powers felt consideration should be given to providing some funding for the <br /> Assistance League. <br /> Commissioner Hayes stated that she agreed with the recommendation made by Commissioner <br /> Rubino-Brumm to increase the funding amount for the Tri-Valley Haven's food pantry program. <br /> Commissioner Powers felt the Tri-Valley Haven food pantry program was more important that <br /> the Assistant League program and Commissioner Bedegi questioned if funds could be taken <br /> from other agencies to fund both and suggested decreasing the funding recommended for Hope <br /> Hospice. <br /> Commissioner Rubino-Brumm was advised by Mr. Ingram that it was staff's recommendation <br /> that funding be kept to a minimum of $5,000 per grant and Commissioner Hayes felt small <br /> funding amounts may not help the agencies in executing their programs. <br /> Commissioner Rubino-Brumm suggested allocating $2,500 to both the Assistance League and <br /> Hope Hospice and Commissioner Powers agreed. Commissioner Hayes also agreed with the <br /> suggestion but indicated she would also like to increase the amount for the Chabot-LP EITC <br /> Support Program. <br /> Commissioner Bedegi was concerned that the information she had commented on regarding the <br /> bank balance of Hope Hospice may be incorrect. She suggested taking $1,000 from one of the <br /> Human Services Commission Minutes <br /> March 2,20222 <br /> Page 6 <br />
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