The Enterprise Zone slides and Councilor Salgado’s recommendations note that Community Service Fees (CSF) from data centers are already funding a suite of programs—Centro de Prosperidad, Cocinemos, PCC Quick Start, Future Connect, on-the-job training, and workforce development studies—and suggest future agreements should align CSF even more tightly with visible local priorities. Salgado proposes clearer annual reporting, outcome measures, and a stronger focus on career pathways into technology, construction, utilities, and infrastructure for residents. While current programs exist, the city appears poised to revisit how CSF is allocated, reported, and tied to data center agreements as part of the broader Enterprise Zone review. Workforce, education, and community-development consultants can help design next-generation benefit frameworks, performance metrics, and partnerships with schools, colleges, and community groups that match the scale of forthcoming data center investments.

CSF revenues are projected out to FY 25–26 and are restricted to certain uses; the policy discussion...