SJPL members can request to borrow a FREE hotspot, by visiting /Hotspot. This service is part of SJ Access, a citywide initiative led by SJPL aimed at combating the digital divide across the city. These Wi-Fi hotpots can be checked out for free for 90 days, renewed for an additional 30 days, can connect up to 15 devices, and provide unlimited data. 1,200 New SJ Access Wi-Fi Hotspots Available: This week, San José Public Library expanded its SJ Access tech device catalog, adding 1,200 AT&T high-speed Wi-Fi hotspot devices.If any unhoused resident needs help with housing or wants to learn about available resources, they should contact the Homeless Helpline at 40. The City’s BeautifySJ team serves this location weekly and reminds the public that dumping trash and debris at this area is illegal. The City is working with County partners and nonprofits to find alternative housing or shelter for encampment residents. It is important to the City that the process be handled with compassion and respect for the people impacted. This process will understandably create stress for many encampment residents. It is estimated that all three phases of the encampment removal and the clean up of approximately 40 acres of airport property will be complete by mid-2022. This is the second of three phases of encampment removals near the airport. Airport Encampment Removal: The City of San José has begun moving people off of approximately 15 acres of airport property located in and around Guadalupe River Park near Spring St.The City will showcase grants to help businesses comply with ADA requirements, presented by Small Business Ally Xuan Ha. Small Business Association (SBA), State Franchise Tax Board, and Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Silicon Valley. to learn about state and local loan and grant programs for small businesses. Yee as she and the City of San Jose host a webinar Friday, Oct. Small Business Webinar Friday: Join California Controller Betty T.News/Media: on City of San José Services and/or Operations The following is information about the City of San José’s response to slow and reduce the spread of COVID-19 and support of an equitable recovery to a “Better Normal.”Ĭarolina Camarena / Vicki Day, City of San José Media Line: 40Ĭity of San José Customer Contact Center: 3-1-1 or 40

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