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San Rafael City Council Age-Friendly San Rafael San Rafael Age-Friendly Task Force Members Chris Asimos, Caran Cuneo, Gail Gifford, Linda Jackson, Salamah Locks, Diana Lpez, Patty McCulley, Susie Pollak, and Sparkie Spaeth Process


  1. San Rafael City Council Age-Friendly San Rafael

  2.  San Rafael Age-Friendly Task Force Members Chris Asimos, Caran Cuneo, Gail Gifford, Linda Jackson, Salamah Locks,  Diana López, Patty McCulley, Susie Pollak, and Sparkie Spaeth  Process In 2017, the San Rafael Age-Friendly Task Force in partnership with the  City of San Rafael applied to become and became part of the World Health Organization (WHO) and the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) network of Age-Friendly Cities and Communities. Context In 2018, the Task Force received matching Grant Funds from the Marin County  Department of Health and Human Services and the City of San Rafael to support the development of a strategic plan. In 2018 - 2019, the Task Force completed key informant interviews with City of  San Rafael officials and a survey of city residents.  Next Steps – March – June 2020 Focus Groups  Writing the Plan 

  3. ➢ Christopher Gray, Chief, San Rafael Fire Department ➢ Bill Guerin, Director of Public Works Key Informant ➢ Susan Andrade-Wax, Director of Library & Recreation Interviews ➢ Diana Bishop, Chief, San Rafael Police Department ➢ Henry Bankhead, Assistant Library & Recreation Director, City Librarian

  4. Survey Results An Overview

  5. Do you own or rent your primary residence? 2% 1% 3% Live with others (family or friends) and they pay the rent or mortgage Other 25% 37% Own - With a mortgage Own - With no mortgage 32% Rent

  6. What type of residence is your primary home? 2% 1% In-law or cottage unit 8% Mobile home 32% Other Single family home A multi-unit building such as a townhome, duplex, condo, coop or apartment 57%

  7. If you plan to stay in your current home, do you think you will need changes to allow you to stay there as you age? Installing an emergency response system that 40% 34% 26% notifies others in case of an emergency Improving lighting 18% 71% 11% Putting a bedroom or bathroom on the first 10% 83% 7% floor Bathroom changes such as grab bars, handrails, 43% 41% 16% a higher toilet or non-slip tiles Easier access into or inside home with ramp, 27% 52% 21% chairlift, elevator or wider doorways 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Yes No Don't know/Not sure

  8. If you were to consider moving, which of the following factors would impact your decision to move? 61% 27% 12% Wanting to stay in San Rafael 56% 37% 7% Looking for an area with a lower cost of living overall Needing more or better access to public 39% 54% 8% transportation 36% 61% 4% Wanting to be closer to family Looking for a home that will support independent 61% 30% 9% living as you age 35% 59% 5% Concerns about personal safety or security 46% 46% 8% Needing a less expensive home 37% 55% 8% Needing a different size home 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Influencing factor Not a factor Not sure

  9. How do you get around for things like shopping, visiting the doctor, running errands or socializing? 450 400 413 350 300 250 Count 200 150 160 100 50 34 61 23 57 52 18 0

  10. In the past year, how many times have you fallen down? 6% 23% 71% I have not fallen Once or twice More than twice Response Count Percentage I have not fallen 325 70.65% Once or twice 108 23.48% More than twice 27 5.87% Total 460 100%

  11. Are you aware of specialized ride services for seniors from organizations like San Rafael Village, Whistlestop, CarePool, Cancer Association, or Marin Access? 10% No, I am not aware of ride services for seniors 17% Yes, I am aware of one or Percent • Are you aware of specialized ride services for seniors from organizations like San Rafael Village,? more but don't know how Response Count age to use one No, I am not aware of ride services for seniors 43 9.86% Yes, I am aware of one or more but don't know how to use one 75 17.20% Yes, I am aware of one or Yes, I am aware of one or more but they don't meet my more but they don't meet needs 29 6.65% 7% Yes, I am aware of one or more of them and would use my needs 66% them if needed. 289 66.28% Total 436 100.00% Yes, I am aware of one or more of them and would use them if needed.

  12. In the past twelve months have you: 300 272 250 234 200 201 185 Count 150 100 103 81 78 50 0 Attended a Attended or watched Wished you had more Participated in a club Volunteered in the Participated in social Visited a San Rafael community-sponsored a City Council contact/things to do or civic organization? community? or civic activities Park? event? meeting? with other people? through a church or faith community?

  13. Where do you typically go for continuing education or self- improvement classes and workshops in your community? 200 180 180 160 140 120 128 Count 117 100 80 60 70 57 56 40 40 34 20 17 0

  14. How important do you think it is to have the following in your community? Opportunities for older adults to participate on community councils 42% 42% 12% and committees 52% 37% 8% Volunteer activities 43% 43% 11% Social clubs such as for books, gardening , crafts, or hobbies 34% 44% 17% 6% Local schools that involve older adults 43% 40% 9% 7% Diverse cultural activities for diverse populations 56% 36% 6% Clear publicity about social activities 41% 41% 15% Activities mixing younger and older people 47% 38% 15% Activities, restaurants, and stores that offer senior discounts 23% 37% 22% 17% Activities specifically for LGBTQ older adults 43% 48% 8% Activities specifically for older adults 57% 37% 6% Conveniently located entertainment venues 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Very important Somewhat Important Not Very Important Not At All Important

  15. Which of the following best describes your current employment status? Self-employed, part-time 3% 12% Self-employed, full-time 8% Employed, part-time Employed, full-time 10% Unemployed, but looking for 54% work Retired, not working at all 11% 2% Not in the labor force for other reasons (e.g.: health or disability)

  16. If you are looking for work, how likely is it that you will work for as long as possible rather than choosing to retire? Not at all likely 24% 34% Not very likely Very likely 14% Extremely likely 28%

  17. Where would you turn if you, a family member or friend needed information about older adult services such as caregiving, home delivered meals, home repair, medical transportation or social activities? 350 300 290 250 265 231 200 Count 196 150 133 133 127 100 117 79 50 27 0

  18. How important are the following to you? Community information that is available in 44% 56% a number of different languages Free access to computers and the internet 54% 46% in public places such as the library or… An internet resource for community 91% 9% information that is easy to use Somewhere to call for community 80% 20% information that is easy to use Access to community information with 48% 52% large print and easy to read Access to community information in one 75% 25% single source Important Not important

  19. What is your age as of your last birthday? 3% 60-69 18% 38% 70-79 80-89 90-99 41%

  20. Do you or your partner have any disability, handicap, or chronic disease that keeps you or your partner from participating in work, housework or other activities? 3% 16% Yes, both my partner and I do 5% Yes, I do Yes, my partner does No 76%

  21. What would you estimate your household income was before taxes last year? What would you estimate your household income was before taxes last year? 1% Less than $10,000 5% $10,000 to $19,999 9% 25% $20,000 to $29,999 8% $30,000 to $49,999 $50,000 to $74,999 16% $75,000 to $99,999 20% $100,000 to $149,999 16% $150,000 or more

  22. Thank you!

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