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between 988 centers and 911 public safety answering points is available to 988 centers and 911 public safety answering points throughout the state. Impacts and next steps. The 988 hotline will serve as a vital link to mental health services for residents in this state. City staff will work to understand how the hotline will integrate locally with the City's Alternative Response Pilot Program and the Axis Bridge Mental Urgent Care program, and Alameda County overall. The City will work to publicize this hotline and related services to residents. Sustainability Bill SB 1046 (Eggman) The City supported this bill which will no longer allow "precheckout bags" such as a plastic bag to place produce or meat in while shopping. Any such bags provided by a store must be compostable or a recycled paper bag as of January 1, 2025. Impacts and next steps. This bill is a great complement to Alameda County Waste Management Authority's (StopWaste) Reusable Bag Ordinance which prohibits all retail stores, eating establishments, and food delivery services from using single-use plastic carryout bags at check-out. This ordinance requires a covered entity to: • Stop providing single use carryout bags • Stock compliant reusable and paper bags at checkout • Charge a minimum of 10 cents for compliant bags • Itemize the 10-cent charge on receipts. At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic the use of reusable bags brought to the store by the customer were temporarily prohibited. This created a setback in the use of reusable bags. This new law will provide a timely opportunity to share the message and encourage people to shift their behavior once again to using reusable bags, including for "precheckout items" such as produce and meat. The City will work with StopWaste, Pleasanton Garbage Service and the Go Green Initiative to message this to Pleasanton residents. Housing Bills Several housing bills were signed into law by the Governor this year. Table 2 below lists six key bills that are now law and will go into effect in 2023. Following the table is a brief summary and analysis of the potential impacts or implications of the bill for the City of Pleasanton. Staff notes that much of the legislation is complex and will require additional review and analysis to determine the full extent of its local implications. Page 5 of 15