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“Working to improve the quality of life of residents by achieving a safe, livable, and desirable neighborhood through community

empowerment, participation, and investment.”

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Content

History 3

Organizational Profile 4

Statistics 6

Project “Julian and Phelps” 8

Partnerships 15

Presenters: Fred Sheil STAND Administrator Arturo Carrasco STAND Housing Specialist Jesus Andrade City Councilmen District 6 City of Stockton

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History

• Operating since 1988 and Incorporated as a 501(c)3 in 1991.

• Grassroots, resident led, organizing to combat crime, drugs, and violence in Southeast Stockton.

• Targeted slumlords, and “problem houses”, taking possession and rehabilitate them to standards of livable housing.

• Collaboration with local police and government to reduce crime, violence, and substandard housing.

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Organization Profile

• Board of Directors (5)

• Services

Community outreach Neighborhood Policing Affordable Housing

• Rehab-to-sale Program • Rental Properties • Home Loan Counseling

• Resident outreach and empowerment

• Multi-organization Collaborations

• Youth Activities

Implemented Community Policing.

Continuous communication and relationship building

with local law enforcement and the community

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Service/Project Area • Fairview Terrace in Southeast

Stockton • Housing program has

expanded into the greater Stockton area.

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STATS.

Properties Sold

Stockton 220

Southeast 46

Other 55

San Joaquin County 37

Bakersfield 18

TOTAL 275

In addition to homes rehabbed and sold, we own several single family homes which we rent, in addition to 3 apartment complexes.

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Crime Crime density reduction from 2015 to 2016

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Project “Julian and Phelps”

• 10 homes

• Blighted/ Nuisance properties

• Revitalization

• Collaboration with City of Stockton, Economic Dev.

• Collaboration for funding with Banks

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Project “Julian and Phelps”

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Before and After

All homes are rehabilitated using industry standards for quality housing.

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Before and After

All homes are rehabilitated using industry standards for quality housing.

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Before and After

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Before and After

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Before and After

• Neighborhood beautification

• Increase property values

• Equity building for first time home owners

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Partnership

• STAND, owner and developer, $1,400,000 investment, 25 years in the waiting, completed in 2 years.

• City of Stockton, $75,000 grant.

• Wells Fargo, $100,000 grant.

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Contact Us 1209 E. 8th Street

Stockton, CA. 95206 (209) 937-7625

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