Staff with the Community Services Agency held a ribbon cutting event Friday to celebrate their newly renovated headquarters.
The $2.5 million project was funded by the state and federal governments, city of Mountain View and Google. CSA Executive Director Tom Myers said no money was used from its budget to fund day-to-day programs serving the unhoused and underserved. The renovations improved space efficiency for both the bottom floor, where its food program operates, right, to the top floor housing employee offices. Local leaders were among the more than 100 in attendance at the May 9 event, including Congressman Sam Liccardo, Assemblyman Marc Berman and Senator Josh Becker. Members of the Mountain View and Los Altos city councils also were present. Below left, Myers receives a proclamation from former Congressional representative Anna Eshoo. Below right, a CSA staffer chats with Los Altos Hills Councilmember George Tyson and former Town Crier owner Liz Nyberg in the agency’s colorful new lobby.
