The Board of Supervisors has identified three priority areas for Measure K funding. Throughout FY 2023-24, with community input, the County conducted a needs assessment that led to a Notice of Funding Opportunity. The Board began approving projects and agreements in summer 2024.
Children, Families and Seniors
Every parent, child and senior in San Mateo County deserves to thrive. The cost of and barriers to child care and senior care have left critical needs. Residents’ top recommendations were subsidized child care, more child care centers and programs, adapted provider requirements, educational pathways and supporting programs, and community engagement and student well-being.
Emergency Preparedness
From floods to wildfires, communities in San Mateo County want to be prepared, equipped and supported when an emergency strikes. The top themes raised were emergency support, communication planning and preparation, supplies and shelters, infrastructure, and reduction of hazards.
Housing and Homelessness
With the rising cost of living, residents asked for more housing assistance and shelter. The top themes were affordable and accessible housing options, the high cost of living in the county, and evictions and housing assistance.
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