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Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing City of Pleasanton | F-9  Email distribution list sent out prior to all community engagement opportunities, public hearings, and key project milestones throughout the project F.3.2 Fair Housing Public Participation In addition to the broad community wide public participation opportunities, the City has conducted intentional AFFH outreach making a proactive effort to connect with all segments of the community. Attachment 1, Section 1.2 of this Appendix includes detail about the specific fair housing outreach methodology but included focus groups, in-person events, passive in-person outreach, mailings, and digital communication including:  One additional survey, conducted in multiple languages and with focused distribution to target traditionally underrepresented populations.  Four Zoom focus groups (La Familia, St. Clare’s Episcopal Church and St. Bart’s Episcopal Church, Downtown Restaurant Association, and Association of Pleasanton Teachers and Association of Pleasanton staff)  Three in-person events (Muslim Community Center, restaurant staff, and Día del Niño)  Participated in one community-based organizations forum organized by the Alameda County Collaborative, and Alameda County AI outreach  Mailings and hard copy distribution of the survey to below-market-rate housing communities (this included 61 respondents completing the paper copy of the survey)  In-person distribution of information at the Senior Center, Library, and Open Heart Kitchen meals  Digital distribution of information to over 20 organizations (including housing providers, advocacy groups, and service agencies among others) F.3.3 Continued Public Participation To ensure the success of Pleasanton’s housing policies and programs moving forward, it will be important for the City to continue to engage the community to receive ongoing feedback. The following summarizes some of the outreach to be conducted during the planning period, as presented in Programs 2.6 and 7.4 which include developing a comprehensive marketing program to intentionally outreach with all segments of the community including lower-income households, special needs groups, disabled, people experiencing homelessness, and non-English speaking households. The programs also include building improved partnerships with community service organizations.