District 6 Community Resources

• How do I know if I am a resident of District 6?
• Resident Resources
• City Services
• District 6 - Libraries, Parks, Community Centers & Senior Living

How do I know if I am a resident of District 6

Maps of Council District 6 and other Council Districts, as well as contact information for the Mayor and all Councilmembers, are available from the City Council Page on the City's website.

The Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters offers an interactive web form that will give you immediate information on your district and elected officials. To use: Click on "Look Up Your Districts" under Quick Links on the right side of the page and type in your information. Upon submitting your query, you will receive a page with your Federal, State, County, and City offices.  At mid-page, the City Council District in which you reside will be listed.

Resident Resources

The following links provide helpful information for City of San José residents:

New Resident Packet

City Resident Information

City's Frequently Asked Questions (and Answers)

Volunteer San José - Volunteer opportunities with the City and related programs

City Office of Emergency Services - Assists the City and residents in responding to natural disasters and Homeland Security issues
Emergency Response provides some resources for Emergency Preparedness and Dealing with Tragedy.

City's Energy Website

Neighborhood Trouble-Shooter is a handy reference guide designed to identify City and community resources that can assist you in answering questions and solving problems.

Capital Project Management System

  San Jose Permits On-Line. This site provides a comprehensive menu of development permit services.

Smart Growth - For nearly three decades, San Jose has implemented smart growth policies. These policies foster economic development, revitalize downtown, protect neighborhoods, build housing, preserve open space, link land use and transportation planning, and direct growth to appropriate areas. San Jose has enjoyed job and housing growth near transit corridors, creation of parks and neighborhood services, and a low crime rate for a major city. A strong policy foundation, proactive planning and political support have resulted in a community with a high quality of life.

Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) Public Transportation

Sunshine Reform Taskforce  -

Established in May 2006, a community based Task Force set-up to advise the City Council on opportunities to:

City Services

Customer Service Call Center

For one-stop service with any City issue, you may call the City's Customer Service Call Center at (408) 535-3500, 24 hours a day, or e-mail customerservice@sanjoseca.gov. A trained professional will answer your call or e-mail and will assist in answering your questions about any City service or concern and can help you find a solution.

Neighborhood Troubleshooter

The Neighborhood Troubleshooter (also provided in Spanish) is a valuable reference guide designed to identify City and Community resources to assist you in answering questions and solving problems. From removing abandoned vehicles to cleaning up litter and graffiti, the offices and services listed in the Troubleshooter exist to serve your needs.

The Troubleshooter is available for browsing or download on the web.

City of San Jose Fraud and Audit Whistle Blower Hotline

The City of San Jose takes pride in our employees and the high quality services we provide to the community.  In order to ensure that we maintain and improve upon the quality and integrity of our services, the City of San Jose created the Fraud and Audit Whistleblower Hotline to provide the public with an opportunity to express concerns such as:

• Theft of City resources (e.g. cash, equipment, supplies or materials)
• Record falsification, including timecards
• Misuse of City equipment or property
• Misuse or waste of City resources, including government funds
• Improper activities by City officials, employees and contractors

There are various ways to express concerns:

You may choose to remain anonymous.  Caller ID has been disabled for the Fraud and Audit Whistleblower Hotline.  If you choose to submit a concern online or via email and want to remain anonymous, please use a non-City computer with an email address that does not contain your name.

Additional Resources:

COMMUNITY CENTERS - DISTRICT 6

Sherman Oaks

21800A Fruitdale Ave

408 292-2935

Gardner

520 W. Virginia St.

408 279-1498

Billy DeFrank

938 The Alameda

408 293-3040

Old Hoover

1677 Park Ave

408 292-5871

LIBRARIES - DISTRICT 6

Willow Glen Library

1157 Minnesota Avenue

Rose Garden Library

1580 Naglee Ave

408 808-3070

Email:  rg.sjpl@sjlibrary.org

Monday                     2:00 - 7:00 p.m.

Tuesday-Wednesday  11:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Thursday-Saturday     10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Sunday                      1:00 - 5:00 p.m.

PARKS

Neighborhood and Regional Parks

Canoas Park, Wren and Thrush

Gregory Plaza Tot Lot, Gregory and Helen

Hamann Park, S. Geneview and Westifield

Hester Park, Naglee near Dana

Hummingbird Park, Bird Ave and Fisk

Lincoln Glen Park, Radio and Curtner
Los Gatos Creek Trail, Between Bascom and Meridian

Municipal Rose Garden Naglee and Dana Ave

O'Connor Auzerais Ave between Meridian and Race

River Glen Park, Bird and Pine

Roy Avenue Park, Roy and Spadafore
Rubino Park, Desmet Dr adn Desmet Ln
Santana Park, Tisch and Monroe
Wallenberg Park, Curtner and Westgate

Wilcox Park, Winona and Wilcox
Willow Street Frank Bramhall Park, Willow St and Camino Ramo

SENIOR LIVING

Almaden Senior Apartments

Atria Willow Glen

Belmont VillageLenzen Gardens

Parkview Senior Apts

Summercrest Villas

The Village at Willow Glen

Willow Glen Senior Center

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