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The memorandum provides a status report on the Police Activities League (PAL) partnership, programs, and services in San José. It outlines the history, current operations, and challenges faced by PAL, a non-profit organization established in 1968. The City of San José supports PAL through facility use and has engaged in a partnership to enhance program delivery. The report highlights the need for a new Executive Director and discusses the organization's fundraising efforts and program participation metrics. It also mentions ongoing maintenance and capital projects at the PAL facility.
Key points
The Police Activities League (PAL) is a non-profit organization established in 1968.
PAL aims to build bonds between police, youth, and the community through various programs.
The City of San José provides significant support to PAL, including facility use.
A review by the City Auditor's Office in 2018 led to a re-examination of the City's relationship with PAL.
The partnership has evolved, with PRNS managing the contract and providing staff support.
PAL has faced challenges with Executive Director turnover affecting growth and progress.
The organization has met key contractual obligations, including creating a Strategic Plan.
PAL's programs have seen notable participation, with over 700 participants in soccer and football combined last year.
The PAL board is actively recruiting for a new Executive Director and seeking grants for operational support.
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COMMITTE AGENDA: ITEM: TO: NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES AND EDUCATION COMMITTEE SUBJECT: POLICE ACTIVITIES LEAGUE (PAL) STATUS REPORT Approved 6/13/24 d(1) FROM: Jon Cicirelli DATE: May 27, 2024 Date 6/6/24 COUNCIL DISTRICT: Citywide RECOMMENDATION Accept the status report on the Police Activities League partnership, programs, and services. BACKGROUND The San José Police Activities League (PAL) is a California non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, established in 1968, whose mission is to forge an everlasting bond between police, youth and community through athletics, academics and acts of goodwill. PAL offers an assortment of programs including Taekwondo, boxing, and the Junior Giants program that provides opportunities for mentally and physically challenged youth and adults. PAL also offers three different sports leagues: PAL/METRO Soccer, PAL PONY Baseball, and Football and Cheerleading programs. The City of San José (City) provides significant support to PAL through free use of the J.R. Blackmore Police Activities League Stadium Complex located on the east side of San José. The stadium complex includes PAL’s office building, sports field house, fitness center, futsal courts, baseball...
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The Police Activities League (PAL) Status Report provides an overview of PAL's activities and objectives as presented to the Neighborhood Services and Education Committee. Key highlights include participation of over 700 youth in various sports, ongoing life skills programs, and maintenance and capital projects. The report outlines strategic objectives such as increased funding and recruitment efforts, along with a focus on expanding program offerings.
Key points
Over 700 youth participated in Football, Cheerleading, and Soccer.
Programs include Life Skills & Leadership, Believe to Achieve, Guidance Into Adulthood, Taekwondo, and Boxing.
Strategic objectives include increased funding, board member recruitment, and expanded program offerings.
Maintenance projects completed include netting repair, irrigation work, and painting.
Scheduled maintenance includes electrical repairs and field upgrades.
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Police Activities League (PAL) Status Report Neighborhood Services and Education Committee | June 13, 2024 Jon Cicirelli, Director of Parks, Recreation and Neighborhood Services Shannon Heimer, Division Manager for Parks Destination Events and Sports 1 Partners PAL PRNS • Programs and facility operator • Contract manager • Board Support • Fundraiser • Board support • Connects officers with • Shared maintenance • Community programming • Shared maintenance • Capital infrastructure 2 SJPD programs and events Highlights • 700+ youth in Football, Cheerleading, and Soccer • Life Skills & Leadership Programs • Believe to Achieve • Guidance Into Adulthood • Taekwondo and Boxing growth • Sport & facility events 3 Strategic Objectives • Increased funding • Continued board member recruitment • Recruitment of Executive Director • Expanded program offerings 4 Key Metrics Participants by Zip Code 5 Maintenance & Capital Projects • Completed ⚬ Netting repair and replacement ⚬ Irrigation work ⚬ Painting • Scheduled this year ⚬ Electrical repairs, redesign and upgrades ⚬ Field upgrade designs ⚬ Press box and public address system repairs 6 Looking Forward • Contract management and tracking...
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Antonia Pimentel, Acting Executive Director of the San Jose Police Activities League (PAL), expresses her passion for PAL and its positive impact on youth. She discusses current programs including soccer, cheerleading, football, boxing, and Tae Kwon Do, engaging around 400 kids with the help of 50 volunteers. PAL has formed a partnership with Latinas Contra Cancer for workshops and is hosting an event for low-cost internet services. PAL is seeking funding through grants and exploring revenue-generating events. The executive board is actively recruiting new members, including San Jose Police Officers, to enhance governance. Pimentel thanks the City Council for their support and emphasizes PAL's commitment to community collaboration.
Key points
Antonia Pimentel is the Acting Executive Director of San Jose PAL.
PAL currently has open registration for soccer, cheerleading, and football, starting in July.
Approximately 400 kids participate in PAL programs with 50 adult volunteers.
PAL has partnered with Latinas Contra Cancer to host workshops.
PAL is providing low-cost internet services and a class for eligible individuals to receive laptops.
PAL is seeking funding through grants and has submitted applications to various organizations.
The executive board is recruiting new members, including San Jose Police Officers.
PAL aims to enhance community programs and values collaboration with the City.
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Dear City of San Jose Councilmembers, My name is Antonia Pimentel, anc I’m the Acting Executive Director for the San Jose Police Activities League. | have been involved with PAL in various capacities for the last 15 years. Both of my kids were involved in PAL programs for many years. One of the reasons I’m so passionate about PAL and its mission, is because of how PAL positively influenced my kids during their formative years. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to discuss some of the wonderful programs at PAL. | wish | could be here in person but today happens to be my birthday and I’m out of town for the weekend. Tradiotionally, this is the busiest time of year at PAL. Currently, PAL has open registration for soccer, cheerleading, and football. These programs will start in July. At present, we are providing coed football camps, soccer clinics and a baseball league. Our Boxing and Tae Kwon do programs are running at full capacity. A total of approximately 400 kids are participating in these programs with the assistance of 50 adult volunteers. Although historically PAL’s primary focus has been youth sprots, PAL recognizes there is great Opportunity to develop programs or...