Good News: Daly City Ranked #24 Livable Mid Size Cities in USA |
SmartAsset considered data for 227 cities across the following eight metrics: Gini coefficient, four-year home value change, median monthly housing costs, poverty rate, median household income, July 2020 unemployment rate, percentage of residents without health insurance and average commute time. For details on their data sources and how they put all the information together to create their final rankings, check out the Data and Methodology section by clicking here.
This is SmartAsset’s fourth study on the most livable mid-sized cities.
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Small Property Owner Assistance Program Extended! |
The Small Residential Property Owner Program application period is open from Thursday, October 15 through Wednesday, November 25. Requirements have been reduced that are needed to apply for the program and the application period has been extended. While income and rental will remain priorities for grant making decisions, applicants are no longer subject to income caps and eligible properties must no longer be rented at or below Fair Market Rate. Visit smcstrong.org for information and click here for application.
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Paid Work Experience
for San Mateo County Residents
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The County of San Mateo is working to spend all Federal CARES Act funds by the December 30, 2020 deadline. Another exciting example of how these funds are being invested through the end of 2020 is through a grant to the NOVA Workforce Investment Board which covers San Mateo County and northern Santa Clara County. The grant will allow NOVA to fund 30 FTE positions for a 4 to 6-week period paying workers $20 per hour for up to 40 hours per week to be placed at work sites. NOVA needs to identify out of work employees, CBO’s that have clients to refer and businesses looking for additional holiday employees.
To be clear, NOVA pays the worker, we just need positions to fill at no cost to the employer.
Application Form for Participants (Seeking for Work):
- Program: Participants will receive work-based learning — paying up to $20 per hour for up to 40 hours per week — in a potentially new occupation
- Timeline: 4–6 weeks, ending on or about December 24, 2020
- Participating Business: In such industries as retail, restaurants, service providers, and technology
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More Information: Click to view Applicant Form flyer
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Referral Form for Community-Based Organizations (Refer Your Clients Who are Out-of-Work):
- Program: Provides holiday help to San Mateo County businesses
- Fully subsidized work experience (up to $20 per hour) providing participants
- with work-based learning exposure to a potentially new occupation (up to 40 hours per week)
- Businesses in industries such as retail, restaurants, services providers & tech
- Timeline: 4–6 weeks, ending on or about December 24, 2020
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More Information: Click to view the Referral Form flyer
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San Mateo Work Site Agreement Overview
This document is to provide a high level overview of the Work Site Agreement describing the roles and responsibilities of employers, workers and NOVAworks participating in the San Mateo County paid work experience program this upcoming holiday season.
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For questions, please reach out to NOVAworks' Program Manager,
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Free Sustainability Workshops for Businesses |
Attend a workshop to learn the latest on Local and State Mandates!
Join Republic Services and the City of Daly City in one of our two online workshops to learn about existing and new sustainability efforts and mandates and how they may affect your business.
Also attend to get answers to any questions you may have about the programs and find out how you can receive onsite technical assistance, waste assessments, posters, labels and other tools and resources at no additional cost.
Workshop Dates:
Wednesday, November 18, 5:00 to 6:00 pm:
Thursday, November 19, 8:00 to 9:00 am
RSVP: Please RSVP to Monica Devincenzi by November 17, 2020 to receive the link for the workshops.
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SB 1159 + AB 685 - Training webinar on new COVID reporting requirements November 17 |
SB 1159 and AB685 require employers to modify reporting procedures if a COVID outbreak occurs in the workplace. We are pleased to host an educational webinar on this topic with Andrew J. Sommer , a partner at the Conn Maciel Carey in San Francisco. Andrew advises employers on a wide range of employment-related issues and defends employers in administrative proceedings, arbitration and litigation at both the state and federal level. Please click here to RSVP.
Register:
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San Mateo County Supervisor David Canepa Invites You to Participate in the Upcoming Forums on Racial Equity |
The Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution condemning racism and injustice, declaring racism as a public health crisis and affirming commitment to diversity, equity, access, and inclusion.
In order to gain a better understanding, the district will convene a series of listening sessions within North San Mateo County, where a diverse group of constituents can convene to engage in meaningful dialogue where personal stories and perspectives can be shared in order to gain a deeper understanding of the complex issues related to racial equity.
In particular, the dialogue forums will be facilitated in order to solicit personal stories and lived experiences from participants that connect racial inequities to other critical complex topics such as housing, immigration, education, community/law relations, and employment.
We want to hear from your voices, so it’s important that you register to any one of the following forum dates;
Forum Dates:
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SpotLight on New Chamber Member
Member spotlights are a benefit of Chamber membership. This is an excellent opportunity to showcase your business, share good news, reach new and existing customers, and network with others to provide and gain solutions.. Members news and spotlights will be posted on the Daly City / Colma Chamber website page Good News. To have your business appear in the Member SpotLight please email staff@dccchamber.org with a 200 word max article, your contact information, logo, and a few photos.
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Contact Info:
Bryan Wada, Owner
650-745-7677
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Thank You To Our Advertisers
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Connect. Succeed. Prosper. |
Stay Healthy. Stay Safe.
Sincerely,
Rebecca Husted,
Daly City/Colma President
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