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Community Vision San Benito County: Spanish, Hispanohablante
Youth and cost of living top the list of concerns discussed by Spanish-speaking community members.Â
Community Vision San Benito County: Indigenous and Native American
The history of Indigenous people has been erased, Chairman of the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band says.
Community Vision San Benito County: Service industry workers
Participants say safety in downtown Hollister is a primary concern.
Community Vision San Benito County: Housing and Development
Participants say redefining affordable housing, building processes and policies are necessary to address the housing crisis.Â
Community Vision San Benito County: Healthcare Workers
Staffing levels are not keeping up with the area’s population growth.
Community Vision San Benito County: Rural Tourism
Roads and affordable housing are among the issues affecting this sector.
Community Vision San Benito County: Youth
Hollister High School students say school safety is their biggest concern.
Community Vision San Benito County: HomelessnessÂ
Local service providers say few resources, lack of community and affordable housing are the biggest factors.
Community Vision San Benito County: Small Businesses
Local leaders and merchants voice concerns about their future in the county.
Community Vision San Benito County: Parents and Educators
Participants say a root cause of crime and drug use among youth is the area’s high cost of living.
Community Vision San Benito County: Artists
Artists express a need for a performing arts venue and a county budget for art programs.
Community Vision San Benito County: Civic Leaders
Participants discuss crime, homelessness and behavioral health.Â
Community Vision San Benito County: Seniors
Local leaders and residents voice concerns about loneliness, lack of health services and caregiving training.Â
Community Vision San Benito County: Commuters
Concerned about economic development, employee retention and public transportation, commuters say accountability is key to a vibrant community.Â
Community Vision San Benito County: Public Safety
Residents and agency professionals discuss solutions to local challenges in mental health, homelessness, substance abuse and youth decision-making.Â
Community Vision San Benito County: Farming
15 area farmers share their challenges and hopes.
Community Vision San Benito County: Recreation, Tourism, and Arts
Advocates say recreational opportunities can improve education and reduce crime rates.Â
Community Vision San Benito County: Ranching
Local ranchers voice concerns over the future of industry but say they are hopeful.Â
Community Vision SBC gathers local voices to help define the county’s futureÂ
BenitoLink Conveners share ideas and will seek a broad range of perspectives.
BenitoLink’s Community Vision San Benito County sessions to begin in JuneÂ
Community members are invited to attend sessions focused on improving life in San Benito County.

