and there are tagalog-speaking attendees, so they have some various languages available to them. i can take any questions then. >> chairwoman: any questions from the public? hearing none, we call for the vote. >> so moved. >> second. >> chairwoman: okay. we now say yea. >> yea. >> yea. >> chairwoman: opposed? motion carries. >> thank you. >> chairwoman: item "k," requesting authorization to modify the existing grant agreement with the institute on aging for the provision of adult day care services for older adults and adults with disabilities, for an additional amount of $103, 454, plus 10% con contingencontingency,not to exc. >> good morning, vice president lu, and inspector, today i'm presenting the institute on aging adult aid program. the program is currently located at cpmc on california street, lu but will be moving to a new location in july. the language is english, spanish, ta tagolog and chinese. i'm happy to answer any questions you may have. >> chairwoman: any comment from the public? hearing none, call for the vote. >> so moved. >> i'll second. >> chairwoman: okay. al

one in tagalog. seven in cantonese. and one in mandarin. and during the engagement with communities, ingleside station identified needs within the communities with large number of monolingual speakers. under the leadership of captain jack hart, ingleside therefore established a partnership with drop-in locations to service mono lingual community members. there are currently four of the drop-in centers, who of which have been established. the first at the apac, the asian pacific community center. the drop-in hours from wednesday from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at mercy housing at the john king senior center, 500 raymond street, and drop-in hours are from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. the valley access neighborhood point. and those officer ours are in the process of development. and at the excelsior community center at 4468 mission street, the footbeat officers as well as the patrol officers drop to and engage with monolingual speakers and other individuals in the monolingual community. these drop-in centers are the core foundation of the effort to