ZOOM MEETING INFO
When: Dec 16, 2020 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

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The Agenda will have something to do with the following subject areas:

• Public Safety Concerns for Melrose during these times

  • Safety for individuals and businesses during these times w/ or without police

  • What do we do when we have issues and police do not respond?

  • Crime Statistics - how can we lower these numbers and how is OPD able to assist?

• Melrose Community-Led Public Safety Coalition and Our 6-Month Agenda

  • Identifying and Beautifying Spaces (Melrose Mural Project)

    • let's put a call out for imagery and buildings to paint

  • Funding Spaces and Having Monthly Get Togethers (Block Parties)

    • let's put a campaign together to raise money for murals, block parties and voter registration

    • let's plan for July Block Party and create a blueprint for a Melrose Block Party every last Saturday through Dec

  • Registering to Vote & Getting to Polls in November

    • how many are registered now and what's our Melrose target goal?

    • we need a polling place and need to set one up

    • how to get the ballot into the box and get folks to the polls Tuesday Nov. 3, 2020

• Public Sector Updates

  • Oakland Police Department: Melrose Community Resource Officer: Mark Hohn

  • District 4: Councilmember Sheng Thao

  • District 5: Councilmember Noel Gallo

  • District 6: Councilmember Loren Taylor

  • District 8 or At Large: Councilmember Rebecca Kaplan

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ZOOM MEETING INFO

When: Dec 9, 2020 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

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Agenda

We're looking to connect around these themes and actions and will update the detailed agenda closer to or on the day of the meeting.

• Identifying and Beautifying Spaces (Mural Projects/Outdoor Spaces)

• Funding Spaces and Having Monthly Get Togethers (Raising Funds & Throwing Block Parties to Connect each neighborhood)

• Registering to Vote & Getting to Polls in November (Vote in Large #s)

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ZOOM MEETING INFO

When: Nov 25, 2020 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

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The Agenda will have something to do with the following subject areas:

• Public Safety Concerns for Melrose during these times

  • Safety for individuals and businesses during these times w/ or without police

  • What do we do when we have issues and police do not respond?

  • Crime Statistics - how can we lower these numbers and how is OPD able to assist?

• Melrose Community-Led Public Safety Coalition and Our 6-Month Agenda

  • Identifying and Beautifying Spaces (Melrose Mural Project)

    • let's put a call out for imagery and buildings to paint

  • Funding Spaces and Having Monthly Get Togethers (Block Parties)

    • let's put a campaign together to raise money for murals, block parties and voter registration

    • let's plan for July Block Party and create a blueprint for a Melrose Block Party every last Saturday through Dec

  • Registering to Vote & Getting to Polls in November

    • how many are registered now and what's our Melrose target goal?

    • we need a polling place and need to set one up

    • how to get the ballot into the box and get folks to the polls Tuesday Nov. 3, 2020

• Public Sector Updates

  • Oakland Police Department: Melrose Community Resource Officer: Mark Hohn

  • District 4: Councilmember Sheng Thao

  • District 5: Councilmember Noel Gallo

  • District 6: Councilmember Loren Taylor

  • District 8 or At Large: Councilmember Rebecca Kaplan

Please RSVP and let us know if you intend to join.

ZOOM MEETING INFO

When: Nov 10, 2020 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

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Agenda

We're looking to connect around these themes and actions and will update the detailed agenda closer to or on the day of the meeting.

• Identifying and Beautifying Spaces (Mural Projects/Outdoor Spaces)

• Funding Spaces and Having Monthly Get Togethers (Raising Funds & Throwing Block Parties to Connect each neighborhood)

• Registering to Vote & Getting to Polls in November (Vote in Large #s)

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Agenda for the 10/28 Meeting:

• Addressing Melrose Safety- Rising to this moment

  • OPD is aware of increased gun violence and assigning resources

    • ShotSpotter Data from OPD for 27x

  • Alternatives we need to push on:

    • Department of Violence Prevention (DVP)

    • Identify organizations taking money from the City to decrease gun fire

    • Ceasefire Program

    • Talk to your neighbors / your block!

    • Escalate to our Councilmembers CM Sheng Thao has been engaged)

    • Capital Improvements Proposal for Foothill Blvd

• Public Sector and Oakland Police Department Updates

  • Ongoing updates for 57th and Bancroft 

  • Start Courtland Creek Campaign

    • OPD- CPTED to be scheduled

    • Next step for addressing homeless encampment 

• Election for Vice Chair and Treasurer

  • Andre Isler, interested in running for Vice Chair: “I have decided to assist Mrs. Marissa Bowman in enlightening our community to come together as one to solve our issues within our community.”

  • Evelyn Gibbs, interested in running for Treasurer

• Bring out the Melrose Vote! Local Ballot Review and Q&A if there’s interest

• Local Merchants Association

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Bring out the Melrose vote!

We are in the midst of a historical Presidential election. The Melrose NCPC is here to make sure you have what you need to get your vote in. 

24-Hour Mail in ballot drop boxes in our neighborhood:

• Rainbow Recreational, 5800 International Blvd

• Oakland Public Library, 3301 East 12th Street #271

In person polling places opening beginning Halloween weekend:

• Mills College on Macarthur

• New Beginnings Church on 61st Avenue

• Eastmont Mall, 7200 Bancroft Avenue
  
  In our Monthly Meeting on 10/28, a member of our NCPC Board will review the local ballot to educate members on the research he has done.  

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Zoom Session Information

When: Oct 28, 2020 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada) 

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Courtland Creek Campaign

During Shelter in Place, our local spaces have become more important than ever. Have you ever wondered why you drive to North Oakland to Alameda to go to a park? Why don’t we have our safe space to recreate? Where are our kids going if not to our local parks? We would like to partner with OPD and the City to take back Cortland Creek, a recreational space that is overrun with homeless encampments and gun violence.

If you are interested in joining the effort to kick start our Courtland Creek Campaign, we want to hear from you on the 28th. If you have other areas of concern in the 27x that need special attention, we want to hear about those too!

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Electing new leadership

We will be voting for the following leadership roles:

Treasurer: Evelyn Gibb

Melrose Merchant Association

Join our Monthly meeting on 10/28 to hear Andre Isler speak to his vision for the Melrose Merchant Association that is forming this year. We welcome our local merchants to the NCPC! 

ZOOM MEETING INFO

When: Oct 14, 2020 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

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Agenda

We're looking to connect around these themes and actions and will update the detailed agenda closer to or on the day of the meeting.

• Identifying and Beautifying Spaces (Mural Projects/Outdoor Spaces)

• Funding Spaces and Having Monthly Get Togethers (Raising Funds & Throwing Block Parties to Connect each neighborhood)

• Registering to Vote & Getting to Polls in November (Vote in Large #s)

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ZOOM MEETING INFO

When: Sep 23, 2020 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

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Agenda:

7:00-7:20pm Melrose Announcements

• Introductions around the Zoom & Code of Conduct Review

• Post-election, Stephanie switching from Chair to Steering Committee focused on Data/Tech Public Safety reporting for Melrose will assist new Chair through Dec.

• OPD committed to providing 30-day ShotSpotter data before NCPC meetings, on a monthly basis, to show progress, or lack thereof, in reducing gun violence and increasing safety in Melrose. 45 days of report data between Aug. 7-Sept. 22, 2020 are outstanding and were not made available for our review tonight.

• Importance of representation by community members for each City Council District in Melrose – that’s Districts 4, 5, 6 & the At Large Council Office

7:15-7:40pm Public Sector Announcements

• Oakland Police Department Community Resource Officer: Matt Hohn

• District 4: Sheng Thao updates

• District 5: Noel Gallo updates

• District 6: Loren Taylor updates

• At Large: Rebecca Kaplan updates

7:40-8:10pm Melrose Community Council Elections

• NCPC 27x Chair

  • Marissa Bowman has accepted nomination to run

  • Marissa’s statement about why she wants to be Chair of Melrose NCPC 27x

• NCPC 27x Vice Chair

  • Nominations

• NCPC 27x Treasurer

  • Nominations

• NCPC 27x Secretary

  • Nominations

• NCPC 27x Community Outreach Coordinator

  • Nominations

• NCPC 27x Steering Committee Members

  • Nominations

Additional roles necessary to maintain traction for Melrose with City Councilmembers

• District 4 Councilmember: Sheng Thao

• District 5 Councilmember: Noel Gallo

• District 6 Councilmember: Loren Taylor

• At Large District Councilmember: Rebecca Kaplan

8:10-8:30pm Wrap Up & Note Hand off activities

ZOOM MEETING INFO

When: Sep 9, 2020 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

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Agenda

We're looking to connect around these themes and actions and will update the detailed agenda closer to or on the day of the meeting.

• Identifying and Beautifying Spaces (Mural Projects/Outdoor Spaces)

• Funding Spaces and Having Monthly Get Togethers (Raising Funds & Throwing Block Parties to Connect each neighborhood)

• Registering to Vote & Getting to Polls in November (Vote in Large #s)

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ZOOM MEETING INFO

When: Aug 26, 2020 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

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AGENDA

7:00-7:15 Hellos, Code of Conduct, and Goals for the Meeting

7:15-7:30 Discuss spike in Melrose violence, shootings, and homicides & how new partnerships between Melrose & OPD may help connect the dots and reduce casualties

• OPD provided us with ShotSpotter data between July 9-Aug 6, 2020 and we plotted 99 gunshots that occurred over 28 days on a Google map for you. Check this out and share ideas on how this might help us collaborate with OPD to reduce gun violence. Stephanie to demo & share links w/ members

7:30-7:45 Special Guest Speaker: Oakland Police Department Interim Chief, Susan Manheimer

• The Chief has asked to join our community meeting order to talk with Melrose members to discuss rising violence in Melrose and our relationship w/ OPD
  

• If you haven't joined a monthly meeting in a while, this is one you don't want to miss!

7:45-8:00 Call for Melrose NCPC 27x Leadership Volunteers & Nominations along with new Steering Committee Members and discuss considerations for these roles

• Chair - 20-40 hrs per month

  • Preston Turner - Nominated/Declined

  • Ray Manion - Nominated/Declined

  • Marissa Bowman - Nominated/waiting for a response

• Vice Chair - 10-30 hrs per month

  • Marissa Bowman - Nominated/waiting for a response

  • Razzu Engen - Nominated/Declined

• Treasurer - 2 hrs per month

  • No nominations or volunteers

• Secretary - 4 hrs per month

  • No nominations or volunteers

• Community Outreach - 10-20 hrs per month

  • Chelsea Charles - waiting to hear back

• Steering Committee Members - 4-8 hrs per month (goal is 8 active contributors)

  • Need volunteers

  • Need nominations

  • Tech & Data - Stephanie Hayden is volunteering to support new leadership

7:50-8:30pm Public Sector Updates & Next Steps they are taking to reduce violence in Melrose

• OPD: Community Resource Officer, Matt Hohn

• District 4: Councilmember Sheng Thao's Staff

• District 5: Councilmember Noel Gallo's Staff

• District 6: Councilmember Loren Taylor's Staff

• District 8 or At Large: Councilmember Rebecca Kaplan's Staff

You are invited to a Zoom meeting.
When: Aug 26, 2020 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

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ZOOM MEETING INFO

When: Aug 12, 2020 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

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Agenda

We're looking to connect around these themes and actions and will update the detailed agenda closer to or on the day of the meeting.

• Identifying and Beautifying Spaces (Mural Projects/Outdoor Spaces)

• Funding Spaces and Having Monthly Get Togethers (Raising Funds & Throwing Block Parties to Connect each neighborhood)

• Registering to Vote & Getting to Polls in November (Vote in Large #s)

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ZOOM MEETING INFO

When: Jul 22, 2020 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

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Please attend this very important Melrose Public Safety meeting tonight to discuss the future of the NCPC portion of our group previously known as the Melrose High Hopes Police Beat 27x Neighborhood Crime Prevention Council.

All rolls are open for nomination and elections on Sept. 23, 2020.

New leaders are required for the NCPC 27x to continue as both key leadership roles have been vacated:

• Chair, Stephanie Hayden resigned July 7 but will train new leaders and act as emergency contact for the NCPC during the 60 day period leading up to Sept. 23 elections

• Vice Chair, Braunz Courtney resigned mid-June

• Treasurer, Vacant

• Secretary, Marissa Bowman helping

• Community Outreach, Marissa Bowman

Public Safety & Community Policing are Changing:

As our country, states, counties, and cities reconsider and redefine what community safety means the portion of the Melrose Community focused on Public Safety in collaboration with OPD needs to change and transform to meet new requirements so community members feel safe, neighborhoods are not over-policed, and community-led safety grows in Melrose.

Members are leaning toward a separation of community-based development initiatives grown and delivered via a neighborhood association format and a separate group and set of initiatives and topics constrained to Public Safety and direct relationships with OPD via the NCPC format and direct interaction with city officials.

New Leaders Need to Work with OPD

New NCPC leadership will need to define how the specific relationship Melrose community members want to have with OPD will work and how the new relationship and services will be implemented over time as public safety is re-imagined here in Oakland and nationwide.

Tonight's meeting will be focused on discussing ideas about how folks can work directly with OPD representatives, and the City Administrator's office that own the work of the Neighborhood Services Coordinators, to co-create safety for Melrose residents and business owners.

AGENDA

7:00-7:15 Hellos, Code of Conduct, and Goals for the Meeting

7:15-7:50 Public Safety Discussions for Melrose as Law Enforcement Roles are Redefined

• This is a conversation diretly between OPD & Melrose Members
  

  • What does safety look like for individuals and businesses during these times of transition?

  • What do we want OPD to focus on in Melrose, and what do we want to handle with other services, or within the community members themselves?

  • Can we think of a pilot to try a new approach, potentially utilized the MACRO program, or other services this year?

  • How can community members help define safety relationships and turn that into reality on a day-to-day basis?

7:50-8:00pm Melrose NCPC Role Nominations and Volunteers to take Chair activities

• Chair

• Vice Chair

• Treasurer

• Secretary

• Community Outreach
  

8:00-8:30pm Public Sector Updates & Next Steps Leading to Elections

• OPD will add updates here if they were not already discussed in the agenda

• District 4: Councilmember Sheng Thao

• District 5: Councilmember Noel Gallo

• District 6: Councilmember Loren Taylor

• District 8 or At Large: Councilmember Rebecca Kaplan

Zoom Meeting Info

When: Jul 7, 2020 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

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7:00PM to 8:30PM

7:00PM Quick around the room introductions, allow folks to join the Zoom (5) 

7:05PM Melrose facing Coronavirus - Resources, Needs, Business Open (15)

7:20PM Know Your Neighbors- Porch Pictures, Share and Swap, any announcements (20)

7:40PM Safe Streets - Updates on progress and call to action; Update from OPD (20)

8:00PM Updates and Q&A with our D4 and D6 Councilmembers, Sheng Thao & Loren Taylor (30)

8:30PM Wrap up + continued discussion for anyone that wants to stay on

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Melrose Council Monthly Membership Meeting Setting Community Priorities and Leaders for 2020

Join us to review and confirm areas of focus, actions, and initiatives we’ll use and work with OPD to:

• Create Safe Streets
  Slow down traffic, decrease injuries, and prevent traffic-related deaths on Foothill & Bancroft

• Increase Environmental Safety
  Increase safety inside and outside our homes by decreasing the number of shootings, armed robberies, residential break-ins, and homicides.

• Achieve Equity & Justice
  Increase safety in Central East Oakland and bring justice to victims of physical and property crimes.

Adopting a Spirit of Community Service in Melrose

• We’re introducing a 100% community contribution model this year to see what can happen when everyone commits to improving Melrose.

• We’re asking all members who come to the monthly Melrose Community Council meeting, and those who do not, to commit to producing 2 hours of community service in the form of completing specific tasks we’ve identified that will help us achieve our 2020 Priorities this year.

• It’s not a lot to ask and as we all know, it takes action to create change.

• We’ll have task lists ready to go broken up into 2-hour chunks so you can easily choose which one or more you can volunteer to perform this year for Melrose.

• We’ll hold appreciation events for those who contribute throughout the year!

Melrose Community Council Elections are March 25th - Get Ready to Run!

• March is annual elections month for Melrose!

• Existing members need to run, or not, people need to volunteer or be nominated and open roles need to be filled to accomplish our 2020 Priorities.

• We have Official NCPC roles & non-NCPC roles to fill too:

NCPC Roles

• Chair, Stephanie Hayden - Not Running for Re-election (OPEN)

• Vice Chair, Braunz Courtney

• Treasurer, Rochelle Rodgers

• Community Engagement & Outreach Lead, Marissa Bowman

• Secretary

Non-NCPC Roles

• Project Managers

• Communications - Messaging for Melrose Events

• Website Manager

• Data Scientists

• District 4 Community Representative engaging with Sheng Thao & Staff

• District 5 Community Representative engaging with Noel Gallo & Staff

• District 6 Community Representative engaging with Loren Taylor & Staff

• District 8 (At Large) Community Representative

Action Committees (if there is no lead, and at least 3 members, ACs are on HOLD)

• Safe Streets

1.       Marissa Bowman

2.       Stephanie Hayden

3.       Andre Isler

4.       Irma Swygert

5.       Braunz Courtney

• Litter

1.       Razzu Engen – I think Razzu has at least 3 members

• Schools

1.       Alma Owens-Delucchi for Horace Mann

2.       Bill Delucchi for Fremont High

• Melrose Thanksgiving

1.       Alma Delucchi

• Garden (Nayeli Maxson - on Hold)

• National Night Out August Block Parties Annual Parties Aug. 2 (?)

1.       Who’s planning or will host block parties this year?

• Administration (Stephanie Hayden)

  • By-Laws need to be updated,

  • Melrose needs a bank account to raise funds,

  • Find grants for cameras, district improvement, safety services, etc.

• Environmental Safety (Stephanie Hayden will recruit members)

1.       Home safety

2.       Cameras with and without OPD assist

• Tech & Data (Stephanie Hayden will recruit members)

It's been a year of major changes, disruption, and progress for the Melrose community.

Join us to see how things are changing:

• elections formed new leadership and Action Committee groups,

• members defined new topics to address beyond crime,

• Action Committees are defining goals and action plans,

• a new website, standardized processes, and templates are available,

• members are learning how to navigate city bureaucracy,

• new member leaders are stepping up to actively drive change,

It's been a year of major changes, disruption, and progress for the Melrose community. Come join us and our featured panel re; traffic safety on Foothill...

We're featuring accomplishments this year, options for growth in 2020, and now have a 3-person panel of representatives from the City of Oakland, coming in person to address our Demands for Action outlined in our Victim Witness letter writing campaign from Oct. 4 for 4 deaths in 6 months on Foothill Blvd.

Michael Ford, Smart Parking & Mobility Manager at the City of Oakland Department of Transportation, our featured speaker for tonight has offered to step out of this session to allow us all to focus on the issue of traffic-related deaths in Melrose. He's happy to come back and join us as a speaker early in 2020. Thanks Michael!

We now have Wladimir Wlassowski, Assistant Director DOT, Joe Wang, Supervising Transportation Engineer for the City of Oakland, and Warren Logan, the Policy Director of Mobility and Interagency Relations for the Oakland Mayor's Office joining us to directly address our demands outlined in the Melrose Street Scape Letter Writing Campaign from Oct. 4.

We asked multiple city leaders to address our questions and concerns about the rise in traffic deaths on Foothill Blvd over the last 6 months. If you have questions tonight is the night to join Melrose Council to get some answers and help us take action!

Agenda

• 6:30-6:55pm

  • setup/chat/sign in/say hello
    

• 6:55-7:05pm call to order / agenda review

  • Stephanie Hayden, Chair & Braunz Courtney, Vice Chair present 2019 finding & accomplishments with new opportunities ahead of us in 2020
    

• 7:05-7:45pm Featured Speakers Panel Q/A - Lightning Rounds facilitated by Stephanie Hayden re; Vision Zero goals for zero traffic deaths in Oakland

  • Wladimir Wlassowski, Assistant Director, Oakland Department of Transportation

  • Warren Logan, Mayor's Office on DOT Policy

  • Joe Wang, Supervising Transportation Engineer, City of Oakland Department of Transportation is joining us on behalf of Ryan Russo, Director of OakDOT
    

• 7:45-8:05pm

  • Action Committees can discuss what they'll do over the break to maintain momentum between now and our next meeting in January 2020

    • Transportation/Traffic Safety Action Committee, Marissa Bowman, will share progress as her group is gaining traction on safety improvements for Foothill Blvd

    • Schools & Garden combination Action Committee, Christopher Fiorentini, will share a request to Melrose to help water new trees planted around Horace Mann Elementary School

• 8:05-8:25 pm Muni Check-in / QA to be taken offline/outside

  • OPD (3 min)

  • District 6 Council Rep: Council Member Loren Taylor (3 min)

  • District 5 Council Rep: Rosa Velasquez (3 min)

  • District 4 Council Rep: Amauri Collins (3 min)
    

• 8:25-8:30pm be outside HM building with doors closed behind us - let's help staff go home on time!

Does anyone have a location they'd be interested in adding or sharing if folks want to keep working after our monthly meetings?

See you there - bring your friends!

Stephanie Hayden
Chair
stephanie.hayden@melrosecommunity.org
www.melrosecommunity.org