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Dear District 3 Community,
The Board of Supervisors began its recess on August 8, 2024, and reconvened on September 16, 2024. During this time, my team and I were dedicated to participating in numerous community events and connecting with constituents across all cities in District 3. As you will see in this newsletter, my staff is not just attending meetings; we are wholeheartedly engaging with our community throughout Oakland, Alameda, San Leandro, San Lorenzo, and Hayward Acres. We believe in being present and accessible, ensuring that we connect with community members face-to-face. I am excited to share that soon you will have the opportunity to meet the dedicated members of the Alameda County District 3 Boards, Commissions, and Committees at various upcoming events. I invite you to take a moment to review the events we attended throughout September 2024.
I am excited to announce my investment in the Central Kitchen and Food Security Hub for Alameda County. This funding will support Community Kitchens in expanding their central kitchen and enhancing food security initiatives. With this investment, we will strengthen programs like street meal outreach, mobile grocery distribution, and culinary workforce development. Together, we can break the cycle of intergenerational poverty in a sustainable and innovative way.
As we enter October, we celebrate Hispanic and Latino Heritage Month, honoring the rich cultural tapestry and invaluable contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities. Throughout this month, we embrace the diverse traditions, languages, music, and art that enrich this multifaceted heritage. We proudly supported the grand opening of the Alameda County Latina Chamber of Commerce, which is committed to empowering Latina entrepreneurs through mentoring, networking, and enhancing business certifications and leadership opportunities. We look forward to their transformative impact on the business landscape for Latinas in our community.
October also marks Filipino Heritage Month, a time to honor the rich history, culture, and contributions of Filipino Americans. This month promotes awareness and appreciation of Filipino heritage. Join us at Alameda's First Filipino Festival: Filipino Island Fest for more information in the newsletter. Additionally, October is recognized as LGBTQ+ History Month, celebrating the achievements and contributions of the LGBTQ+ community throughout history. This observance encourages education about LGBTQ+ rights, ongoing struggles for equality, and the importance of inclusivity and acceptance. Join us at the Alameda Pride Celebration; more information can be found in the newsletter.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which focuses on raising awareness about breast cancer and promoting early detection and treatment options. We also observe Domestic Violence Awareness Month, dedicated to raising awareness about domestic violence, supporting survivors, and advocating for prevention and intervention.
We recognize Indigenous Peoples' Day, which celebrates the history, culture, and contributions of Indigenous peoples while acknowledging the injustices they have faced. We also acknowledge World Mental Health Day, aimed at raising awareness of mental health issues and promoting mental well-being worldwide. Lastly, let’s not forget Halloween, a fun occasion for dressing up in costumes, trick-or-treating, and enjoying various spooky activities. We invite you to join us at the San Lorenzo Village Homes Association Halloween event!
San Lorenzo Halloween Parade and Games
Join us for the San Lorenzo Halloween Parade and Games, where festive fun awaits for all ages! Enjoy a lively parade featuring creative costumes, followed by a variety of games and activities for the whole family. It is the perfect opportunity to celebrate the season and make lasting memories with friends and neighbors.
Date: Saturday, October 26, 2024
Parade Time: 10:00 a.m.
Parade Location: 945 Paseo Grande, San Lorenzo, CA 94580
Game Booth Time: 10:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Game Booth Location: 377 Paseo Grande, San Lorenzo, CA 94580
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As you gather with loved ones this month, please remember to stay up to date with your vaccinations. This newsletter includes information about free COVID-19 testing kits and flu/COVID-19 vaccination resources.
Please stay safe and healthy! We look forward to seeing you at upcoming events. If you happen to see me or my hardworking staff, please feel free to come over and say hello. My team and I are committed to showing up, engaging, standing with you, and addressing your needs. I invite you to share your stories, insights, and suggestions as we work toward solutions. Your input and engagement are crucial to our ongoing efforts. Please do not reply to this email acgov@service.govdelivery.com, as it is not monitored. Should you have any comments, questions, or concerns related to District 3 or Alameda County, please do not hesitate to reach out to us at bos.district3@acgov.org. Your feedback is invaluable, and we are here to assist and support you.
Sincerely,
 Lena Tam
Alameda County Supervisor, Third District
The County of Alameda Board of Supervisors proclaimed September 23-27, 2024 as Fall Prevention Awareness Week. With 5.9M Californians aged 65+ and the 85+ group rapidly growing, falls are the leading cause of injury. It is vital to raise awareness—join us in promoting fall prevention through assessments, safety measures, and education.
The County of Alameda Board of Supervisors proclaimed September as Library Card Sign-Up Month! Get your library card to access amazing resources and services, promote lifelong learning, and strengthen our community. Visit your local Alameda County Library and pick up a Golden State Warriors library card design!
For more information, visit here.
The County of Alameda Board of Supervisors proclaimed September 17, 2024 as National Voter Registration Day! All eligible residents are encouraged to register and engage in our democracy. This November, eligible Oakland and Berkeley 16- and 17-year-olds can vote in school board elections for the first time. Let’s make every vote count! Register to vote here.
The County of Alameda Board of Supervisors proclaimed September as Service Dog Awareness Month. These wonderful service animals provide crucial support to individuals with disabilities, boosting independence and inclusivity. We encourage everyone to learn about their role, support awareness efforts, and foster a more inclusive community.
Cristo Rey De La Salle East Bay High School Tour
My staff had an insightful tour of Cristo Rey De La Salle East Bay High School! Their college preparatory education combined with a robust corporate work-study program is truly impressive. It is inspiring to see students get real-world experience while preparing for college.
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East Bay Asian Local Development Corporation’s 49th Annual Gala Celebration
My team had a great time at EBALDC's 49th Annual Gala! Their mission highlights their long-standing and ongoing commitment to Asian and Pacific Islander communities. EBALDC is also dedicated to serving all the diverse populations in the East Bay, striving to build healthy, vibrant, and safe neighborhoods through impactful community development.
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Alameda County Asian Law Enforcement Association's First Annual Scholarship Dinner
It was great to attend the Alameda County Asian Law Enforcement Association's First Annual Scholarship Dinner! It was a wonderful evening celebrating and honoring the bright future of our community.
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Oakland Pride
My team had an amazing time at Oakland Pride! It was a fantastic celebration of diversity, love, and unity. Proud to stand with the Oakland community in promoting inclusivity and equality!
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Asian Pacific Islander Community Collaborative (APICC) Meeting
The Asian Pacific Islander Community Collaborative (APICC) and 30+ nonprofit AANHPI providers recently met with Alameda County Health. Launched by Supervisor Keith Carson’s office, this initiative aims to improve access to local government and strengthen coalitions focused on AANHPI community needs. This meeting, following the May 18, 2023 discussion on violence, seeks to offer resources and support for crime victims, fostering solidarity among all communities.
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It was an honor to host Mayor San-Cheng Chang 張善政 and his team from Taoyuan, Taiwan, one of Alameda County’s Sister Cities, as we explored Alameda County General Services Agency’s leadership in our efforts to achieve California’s carbon neutrality goal by 2024. Under the guidance of my office at the Alameda County Administration Building, the ten-person delegation engaged with representatives from the East Bay Economic Development Alliance and the Oakland Chinatown Improvement Council. Later that day, they toured Tesla’s factory in Fremont and the Port of Oakland, deepening their connection with our community.
Taoyuan shares a similar goal of reaching net-zero emissions by 2050, and Mayor Chang noted the parallels between our initiatives. Karen Cook, Sustainability Project Manager, presented on the Climate Action Plan for Government Services and Operations Through 2026, covering its development, implementation, and key projects like water heater replacement, equipment reuse, and the Compost for Agriculture pilot program. An interpreter assisted the delegation, who were also provided with an executive summary of the plan in Traditional Chinese.
Since signing a sister county agreement in 1998, Taoyuan has evolved from a county to a municipality with a population of about 2.3 million and has been recognized for its sustainability initiatives in air quality and flood preparedness. It is inspiring to see our shared commitment to a sustainable future.
The Unity Council 60th Anniversary Gala
It was a joy to celebrate the Unity Council's 60th Anniversary Gala, honoring their commitment to fostering education, empowering local businesses, and building a stronger Fruitvale! A heartfelt thank you to the Unity Council founder Arabella Martinez, for her inspiring vision, and to the CEO, Chris Iglesias, for his leadership—here’s to many more years of progress together! A special shout out to Wahpepah's Kitchen, Obelisco Restaurant, and El Huarache Azteca Mexican Restaurant for the amazing food!
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Betty Reid Soskin's 103rd Birthday Celebration
My staff attended Betty Reid Soskin's 103rd Birthday Celebration, honoring the remarkable life and legacy of America’s oldest park ranger—a true testament to resilience and history. We celebrated Betty with a special screening of clips from the documentary Sign My Name To Freedom, which highlights her family history, her hidden life as a singer/songwriter, and her journey as a civil rights pioneer in California, rediscovering her music sixty years later.
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Oakland Little Saigon Mid-Autumn Festival
Happy Mid-Autumn Festival! 中秋節快樂! Chúc Mừng Tết Trung Thu! My team had an amazing time at the Oakland Little Saigon Mid-Autumn Festival, enjoying vibrant performances, savoring delicious food, and admiring stunning art. Wishing you all a joyous celebration filled with mooncakes and happiness with your loved ones!
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Oakland A's Latin and Hispanic Heritage/Roberto Clemente Night
In celebration of Latino and Hispanic Heritage Month and Roberto Clemente Night, our office, La Familia’s Equity Initiatives Program, San Lorenzo Hayward Acres Mobilized Youth Interns, My Eden Voice, Eden United Church of Christ, other wonderful community-based organizations, and 200 constituents came together for an amazing time at the Oakland Athletics game!
For years, District 3 and these dedicated organizations have been working hard to drive impactful change in Alameda County’s unincorporated communities. Through leadership development, civic engagement, and funding for crucial projects—like environmental justice, housing security, language access, and the new Family Resource Center in Hayward Acres set to open this fall—we remain committed to building a brighter future for all.
¡Sí se puede!
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Celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the Founding of the People's Republic of China
I had a wonderful time at the 75th anniversary celebration of the founding of the People's Republic of China at the Consulate General of China in San Francisco with Supervisor David Haubert! It was a great opportunity to connect and celebrate cultural diversity.
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Community Kitchens' Inaugural Gala Harvest Moon Night Market
My team attended Community Kitchens' Inaugural Gala Harvest Moon Night Market! Our office is committed to investing in the Central Kitchen and Food Security Hub for Alameda County. We are excited to announce our support for Community Kitchens, which will enhance their central kitchen, street meal outreach, mobile grocery distribution, and culinary workforce development programs to help break the cycle of intergenerational poverty sustainably and innovatively.
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Lavender Seniors Lunch Bunch
My team had a great time at the Lavender Seniors Lunch Bunch celebrating Latino Heritage Month! We were honored to hear from San Leandro Councilmember and former Lavender Seniors Board President Victor Aguilar Jr. We enjoyed great food, lively conversations, and even celebrated some birthdays together. A perfect day of community, culture, and connection!
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Spectrum Community Services’ Lunch with an Elected
It was a pleasure to join the Mastick Senior Center for Spectrum Community Services, Inc.’s "Lunch with an Elected" event! Alongside my Senior Policy Advisor, Serena Chen, I had the opportunity to share in the senior meals lunch service and engage in meaningful conversations with our incredible seniors. Thank you to everyone who joined us and made the event so special! Your stories and feedback are invaluable.
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Port of Oakland Zero Emission Ride and Drive
The Port of Oakland hosted a "Zero Emission Ride & Drive" event, giving truckers hands-on experience with the latest battery electric and fuel cell trucks! Experts shared information on leasing, financing, and clean energy solutions. Excited to see them leading the charge for a greener future!
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National POW MIA Recognition Day Ceremony
The Veterans of Foreign Wars hosted National POW/MIA Recognition Day at the USS Hornet - Sea, Air and Space Museum in Alameda, honoring U.S. servicemen and civilians still unaccounted for from World War II. A solemn and important tribute, recognizing their sacrifice and ensuring they are never forgotten.
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Alameda County Health All Staff Conference
Thank you Alameda County Health staff for their unwavering commitment and heroic efforts during the pandemic and beyond! Their dedication in public health, behavioral health, environmental health, housing and homelessness, EMS, and more has made a profound impact. From expanding vaccination efforts to delivering critical information, they have been at the forefront of the public health response. Their tireless work has helped the community navigate uncertainty with security and clarity. They are true champions of health and well-being!
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Alameda Economic Forecast and Business Expo
My team attended the Alameda Chamber & Economic Alliance's Alameda Economic Forecast and Business Expo to gain valuable insights into the Bay Area's evolving economic landscape. We heard from top business leaders, including a fireside conversation with California State Treasurer Fiona Ma and State Controller Malia Cohen. Their perspectives on state finances and key industry trends were enlightening for anyone looking to strengthen their business strategies!
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Healthy Living Festival at the Oakland Zoo
My team attended the Healthy Living Festival at the Oakland Zoo, an amazing event promoting health and wellness for older adults in Alameda County. Attendees enjoyed complimentary food, music, fun activities, resources, and more! Together, we are working to enhance the quality of life for seniors in our community.
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Posey Tube Tour
My team toured the George A. Posey Tube, the first underwater automobile tunnel in the western U.S., completed in 1928 under the Oakland Estuary, connecting Oakland and Alameda. This innovative structure resolved major transportation issues, with portals showcasing stunning Art Deco design!
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Vietnamese American Community Center of The East Bay (VACCEB)'s Autumn Health Fair
My team attended the Autumn Health Fair at the Vietnamese American Community Center of the East Bay (VACCEB)! It was fantastic to see so many attendees receiving free vaccinations, blood pressure checks, visual acuity tests, peripheral vision screenings, and valuable health information.
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As of late September 2024, residential households in the U.S. are eligible for another order of 4 free at-home tests from USPS.com.
Here is what you need to know about your order:
Order Here
As we head into respiratory virus season, please review the strategies below for staying healthy.
- The CDC recommends that EVERYONE ages 6 months and older get a dose of the 2024-2025 COVID-19 vaccine at least 2 months after their last dose. Novavax is only authorized for persons 12+. The vaccines have been updated to better match currently circulating variants.
- Most persons who have never been vaccinated only need one dose of Pfizer/Moderna COVID-19 vaccine or 2 doses of Novavax to be considered up-to-date.
- Children 6 months to 4 years of age who have never been vaccinated are still recommended to get either 2 or 3 doses COVID-19 vaccine.
- COVID-19 poses the greatest risk for severe disease to those over 65 years of age and persons with certain health issues, including pregnancy. But, anyone who gets COVID-19 can develop long COVID.
- Everyone ages 6 months and older should get an influenza (flu) vaccine every year. Children 8 years and younger need two doses the first year they get the flu vaccine. Older adults, young children, pregnant persons and persons with chronic medical conditions are at higher risk for severe influenza disease.
- One dose of RSV vaccine is now recommended for all adults ages 75 and older and adults 60-74 with certain medical conditions. Also, persons who are between 32 and 36 weeks of pregnancy during September through January are recommended to get a dose to protect their baby from RSV disease. One dose of RSV antibodies is also available for certain babies/toddlers under 19 months of age. Older adults, babies/toddlers, and persons with chronic medical conditions are at higher risk for severe RSV disease.
- If you have insurance, including Medi-Cal, please contact your healthcare provider or pharmacy about vaccinations. Starting in October, ACPHD will offer flu and COVID-19 vaccines to persons without insurance and whose insurance does not provide cost-free coverage. Visit our vaccine page to find a location near you.
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With temperatures expected to hit the 90s and 100s across the Bay Area this summer, many people are seeking out ways to escape the sweltering heat.
Fortunately, various cities and counties have activated cooling centers and other resources to help residents stay safe.
When a heat advisory is in effect, it is important to take precautions against the extreme temperatures. Some of the available cooling center options in Alameda County include:
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San Lorenzo Library: 395 Paseo Grande, San Lorenzo, CA 94580, (510) 284-0640
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Hayward Downtown Library: 888 C Street, Hayward, CA 94541, (510) 293-8685
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Castro Valley Library: 3600 Norbridge Avenue, Castro Valley, CA 94546, (510) 667-7900
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Cherryland Community Center: 278 Hampton Road, Cherryland, CA 94541 (510) 626-8877
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Ashland Community Center: 1530 167th Avenue, Ashland, CA 94578, (510) 881-6700
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Cannery Park: 125 B Street, Hayward, CA 94541, (510) 881-6700
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REACH Ashland Youth Center: 16335 E 14th Street, Ashland, CA 94578, (510) 481-4500
For more information on how to stay safe and prepared during extreme heat, visit here.
Free First 5 California’s Kit for New Parents
The FREE Kit for New Parents includes the Parent Guide, Numbers Touch-and-Feel book, What To Do When Your Child Gets Sick book, and more. Kits are available in English, Spanish, Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese.
Email to Order your Kit for New Parents: parentkit@first5.ca.gov
Organizations: Please include contact name, phone number, email, county, organization name, mailing address, any special delivery instructions, and quantity of kits by language.
Individual requests: Please include your name, phone number, email, mailing address, and language needed.
Visit our California Parent Guide website for helpful information and resources for new parents.
Please contact us at parentkit@ccfc.ca.gov if you have any questions.
For more information, please visit here.
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Important Notice About Changes in Your Oro Loma Sanitary District Waste Management Bill
Oro Loma has made changes to how solid waste services are billed. Instead of having some residents pay for recycling services through their Waste Management (WM) bill and others through their property tax bill (shown as “AB 939 Recycling”), all recycling charges will now be included on the WM bill.
This change started on July 1, 2024, and is intended to make billing clearer and more consistent for everyone.
Frequently Asked Questions are available in English, Spanish (Español), Traditional Chinese (繁體中文), Simplified Chinese (简体中文), Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt), and Filipino.
For more information, please visit here.
Background: Oro Loma has made changes to how solid waste services are billed. Instead of having some residents pay for recycling services through their Waste Management (WM) bill and others through their property tax bill (shown as “AB 939 Recycling”), all recycling charges will now be included on the WM bill. This change started on July 1, 2024, and is intended to make billing clearer and more consistent for everyone.
- What is the billing change that has taken place?
The billing for recycling and organics services has shifted from being charged on the property tax roll to direct billing by Waste Management (WM), starting on July 1, 2024.
- Why was this change made?
This change was made to improve transparency and fairness. By billing directly through WM, you can clearly see the costs for solid waste collection services, which aligns with other parts of Oro Loma and nearby cities.
- Why is the September bill higher than usual?
The September bill includes charges for the “Monthly Recycle” for July, August, September, October, and November. There’s also an annual solid waste rate increase of 2.74% that took effect on September 1.
- What services are included in the “Monthly Recycle” charge?
The charge covers both recycling and organics collection services, which are required under California Senate Bill (SB 1383). It also includes Oro Loma’s “District SB 1383 Fee” which is used to cover SB 1383 requirements, such as the purchase of the new carts.
- Is the “Monthly Recycle” charge new?
No, the charge isn’t new. Customers were either billed on their property tax bill or billed by WM. Now all customers are billed by WM.
- How was the “Monthly Recycle” charge previously billed?
It used to appear as “AB 939 Recycling” on the property tax bill.
- How will I be billed for it now?
It’s now billed on your WM invoice and appears as “Monthly Recycle” on the bill.
- Can the “Monthly Recycle” charge be removed or waived for any reason, such as vacancy?
No, the charge cannot be removed or waived, even if the property is vacant or exempt from trash collection.
- How much is the charge and how is it calculated on my invoice?
The charge is based on the number of units on the property. For example, a single family home is considered 1 unit, a duplex is 2 units, and an apartment building with 10 apartments is 10 units. The per-unit charge for single-family homes is $7.48, and for multi-family properties, it’s $7.18.
Examples:
- A single-family home billed quarterly: 1 unit × $7.48 × 3 months = $22.44
- A multi-family property with 12 apartments, billed monthly: 12 units × $7.18 = $86.16 for one month.
- What about the back bill on WM invoices?
The back bill on the August and September invoices is due to the transition from property tax billing to WM’s billing cycle.
For monthly billed customers, the “Monthly Recycle” charge will appear on the August 2024 invoice with a one-month back bill for July. The back bill is listed as “Billing Debit JUL PI EFF.”
For quarterly billed customers, the “Monthly Recycle” charge will appear on the September 2024 invoice with a two-month back bill for July and August. The back bill is listed as “Billing Debit JUL PI EFF” and “Billing Debit AUG PI EFF.”
Please note: the “Billing Debit” charges will not be on any future WM bills
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Alameda County Library: Golden State Warriors AC Library Card Launch
Launch Date: Wednesday, September 18, 2024
Alameda County Library is excited to introduce a new Golden State Warriors library card design! Thanks for partnering with us to promote the limited-edition Warriors-themed library card! To ensure our message reaches as many community members as possible, please review the following assets and communications guidelines for our upcoming promotional campaign. Your support is greatly appreciated!
Where to get a Warriors-themed library card:
Pick up in person at all AC Library locations.
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Mobile Food Facilities (MFF) and Compact Mobile Food Operations (CMFO) require an Alameda County Department of Environmental Health (ACDEH) permit to operate. All MFF’s and CMFO’s are inspected by ACDEH to ensure compliance with the California Health and Safety Code (CALCODE). Apply for a permit by following the instructions on this webpage. The CALCODE requirements for a MFF or CMFO permit depend on the food menu and level of food handling risk the operation proposes. A summary of food handling risks is described at the link provided here. Click here for more information.
Examples of Compact Mobile Food Operations (CMFO)
A CMFO (cart) may be eligible for a Legal Exemption CMFO from possessing an ACDEH permit to operate.
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Examples of Mobile Food Facilities (MFF)
- A summary of requirements for MFF’s can be found here.
- Requirements for plan submittal can be found here.
- Join our free "INFORMATION SESSION" led by inspectors experienced in the requirements and permitting process.
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Click here for more information.
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Fee Exemption
Fee Exemption Form for qualified Veterans of Sole Proprietorship Businesses
MFF/CMFO FACILITIES ARE NOT TEMPORARY FOOD FACILITIES (TFF) AND SHALL NOT APPLY AS A TFF. A TFF PERMIT WILL NOT BE ISSUED TO AN MFF/CMFO OPERATOR.
For more information, please visit here.
Events:
Home-Based Food Business Info Session
Recurring Schedule: First Wednesday of the Month
Time: 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Location: Alameda County Department of Environmental Health, Room 106
(1131 Harbor Bay Pkwy, Alameda, CA 94502)
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Microenterprise Home Kitchen Operation (MEHKO)
Mobile or Temporary Food Business Info Session Day
Recurring Schedule: First Wednesday of the Month
Time: 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Location: Alameda County Department of Environmental Health, Room 106
(1131 Harbor Bay Pkwy, Alameda, CA 94502)
Website
Alameda County Housing & Community Development (HCD) Community Housing Needs Assessment Survey
Alameda County Housing & Community Development (HCD) is conducting a Community Housing Needs Assessment Survey to understand the impact of high housing costs on your community. Share your insights and priorities for addressing issues and shaping a better future by taking the survey on their new HCD website here. The survey is available in English, Spanish (Español), and Chinese (中文). Your input is crucial to our commitment to equity and community engagement.
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Board of Supervisors Adopts Environmental Justice Element for Unincorporated Alameda County
We are pleased to announce that on August 8, 2024, the Alameda County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to adopt the Environmental Justice (EJ) Element of the Alameda County General Plan, consistent with the requirements of Senate Bill 1000.
The EJ Element was developed in deep collaboration with residents, community based organizations, and partner agencies. It outlines policies and actions to improve health, wellness, and equity in the "EJ Priority Communities" of unincorporated Alameda County. Please visit our project website to learn more.
We are grateful to all who participated in the EJ Element development process, and we invite you to stay connected with us via this listserv as we move into the implementation phase. Our next steps include:
- Fall 2024: Finalize and publish EJ Element; translate final EJ Element into Spanish; produce a summary of the EJ Element for translation into other languages
- Fall 2024: Convene County agencies and engage residents and other partners to begin implementation
- Summer 2025: Deliver first annual EJ Element implementation progress report to the Board Unincorporated Services Committee, the Planning Commission, the Eden Area MAC, and the Castro Valley MAC
Point of Contact:
Alison Abbors
Alameda County Planning Department
Phone: (510) 670-5428
Email: alison.abbors@acgov.org
¡Elemento de Justicia Medioambiental "Elemento EJ" aprobado por la Junta de Supervisores!
Tenemos el placer de anunciar que el 8 de agosto de 2024, la Junta de Supervisores del Condado de Alameda votó unánimemente para adoptar el Elemento de Justicia Medioambiental ("Elemento EJ") del Plan General del Condado de Alameda, en cumplimiento de la ley estatal SB 1000.
El Elemento EJ fue desarrollado en colaboración con residentes, organizaciones comunitarias y agencias gubernamentales locales. El Elemento EJ contiene políticas y acciones para mejorar la salud, el bienestar y la equidad en las «Comunidades Prioritarias EJ» de la zona no incorporada del Condado de Alameda. Visite nuestro sitio web del proyecto para obtener más información.
Queremos dar las gracias a todos los que han participado en el proceso de desarrollo del Elemento EJ. Seguiremos compartiendo información a través de esta lista de correo electrónico a medida que comencemos la implementación del Elemento EJ, y le invitamos a mantenerse en contacto con nosotros. Los próximos pasos para el Elemento EJ incluyen:
- Otoño de 2024: Finalizar y publicar el Elemento EJ; traducir el Elemento EJ final al español; elaborar un resumen del Elemento EJ para su traducción a otras lenguas.
- Otoño de 2024: Convocar a las agencias del Condado e involucrar a los residentes y otros socios para comenzar la implementación.
- Verano de 2025: Entregar el primer informe anual de progreso de implementación del Elemento EJ al Comité de Servicios No Incorporados de la Junta, la Comisión de Planificación, el MAC del Área Eden y el MAC de Castro Valley.
Persona de contacto:
Alison Abbors
Departamento de Planificación del Condado de Alameda
(510) 670-5428
alison.abbors@acgov.org
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The Alameda County Public Works Agency (ACPWA) is responsible for the management and operations of infrastructure including streets, bridges, flood control facilities, pump stations, and stormwater conveyance infrastructure.
With the exception of Flood Control services that are provided throughout the County, ACPWA primarily serves the unincorporated areas of Alameda County.
The Alameda County Public Works Agency encourages residents to sign up for an account through the Mobile Citizen App to track inquiries and follow up on the status of the reported concerns. It is highly recommended that residents report their concerns online or through the mobile app before contacting individual staff members.
Please report public works issues to the Alameda County Public Works Agency (ACPWA) through the Mobile Citizen App, website, phone, or email:
Main Phone: (510) 670-5480
Maintenance Phone: (510) 670-5500
Email: info@acpwa.org
Report Online
Mobile Citizen App
Address: 399 Elmhurst Street, Hayward, CA 94544
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Sidewalk Improvement/Road Improvement Projects Under Construction:
- West Sunset Boulevard (from Royal Avenue to Garden Avenue)
- Garden Avenue (from West Sunset Boulevard to Bartlett Avenue)
Project Currently Under Design:
- W Sunset Blvd Sidewalk Improvements, between Hesperian Blvd and Royal Avenue
- FY 2025 Pavement Rehabilitation Projects
Planned Within the Next 5 Years:
- Bartlett Avenue Sidewalk Improvements, between Hesperian Boulevard and Garden Avenue
The projects are expected to start in early to mid-August 2024. Ahead of the work, the contractor will issue a 72-hour notice for no parking along the affected roadways. Please be aware that this schedule may be subject to change due to severe weather conditions.
Hours of Operation:
Open 7 Days a Week: 11:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Contact:
Address: 4595 Gleason Drive, Dublin, CA 94568
Phone: (925) 803-7040
Email: shelter@acgov.org
Shelter Services:
The East County Animal Shelter houses animals from the unincorporated areas of Alameda County and the cities of Dublin, Pleasanton and Livermore.
- Stray Animal Intake and Reunification
- Lost and Found Reports
- Pet Adoptions
- Dog Licensing
- Volunteer Opportunities Through TVAR.org
Field Service Jurisdictions:
Alameda County Animal Services provides Field Services to the unincorporated areas of Alameda County and the City of Dublin. These areas include unincorporated Hayward and San Leandro as well as all of Castro Valley, San Lorenzo and Sunol.
Field Services:
(510) 667-7763
Animal Services Responds to Calls Regarding:
- Stray Animals
- Sick or Injured Animals
- Animal Bite Reports and Quarantines
- Vicious Animals
- Animal Welfare Inspections
- Animal Fancier Permits
- Dead Animal Removal
- Cruelty and Neglect Cases
- Barking Dog Complaints
- Other Domestic Animal Related Issues
View adoptable pets at alamedacountysheriff.org adopt-a-pet Quicklink or, Find us on Facebook at East County Animal Shelter
More Resources:
Local Animal Services:
Livermore (925) 371-4987
Pleasanton (925) 931-5100
Contra Costa County (925) 608-8400
Tri-City (510) 790-6645
Hayward (510) 293-7200
Oakland (510) 535-5602
San Leandro (510) 577-3206
Low Cost Spay/Neuter:
East Bay SPCA Clinic (510) 639-7387
Phil Scholz Veterinary Surgery Center (925) 426-8656
Emergency Veterinary Care:
SAGE Emergency (925) 574-7243
Ironhorse Vetcare (925) 556-1234
Veterinary Emergency Group (925) 718-7771
VCA Bay Area 510.560.4054
ASPCA Animal Poison Control Hotline (888) 426-4435
Wildlife:
Lindsay Museum (925) 935-1978
Sulpher Creek (510) 881-6747
Department of Fish and Wildlife (916) 445-0411, wildlife.ca.gov
Alameda County Vector Control (510) 567-6800
City of Alameda Awarded $16 Million Federal Grant
Published on Friday, September 6, 2024
The U.S. Department of Transportation announced more than $1 billion in grants, including an award of $16 million to the City of Alameda to enhance safety along the Lincoln Avenue/Marshall Way/Pacific Avenue corridor. The funding, provided through the Safe Streets for All (SS4A) program established by the Biden-Harris Administration’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, will construct improvements aimed at reducing traffic-related injuries and deaths.
“We are incredibly grateful to the Biden-Harris Administration for this significant investment in our community’s safety,” stated City Manager Jennifer Ott. “This grant will enable us to construct critical safety improvements on one of Alameda’s most vulnerable roadways.”
The Lincoln/Marshall/Pacific Corridor Improvement Project spans three miles of streets from Alameda Point to the east end. The project includes a range of safety enhancements, such as a road diet, a roundabout at Lincoln Avenue/Fifth Street/Marshall Way, pedestrian and bicycle signals, modernized traffic signals, improved crosswalks and bus stops, school frontage improvements, stormwater gardens, street trees, disabled and loading zone parking, and improved lighting.
The total project cost is estimated at $20 million. Design work is expected to continue through 2025, with construction anticipated to commence in 2026 and be completed in 2027.
Immediate action is occurring on Lincoln Avenue at Walnut Street with the installation of flashing beacons and increased intersection visibility. Work to date has been funded by Measure BB, which is administered by the Alameda County Transportation Commission, and Developer Impact Fees.
“Through new funding programs like Safe Streets and Roads for All, the Biden-Harris Administration is helping communities of all sizes make their roadways safer for everyone who uses them,” said U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg.
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EBMUD’s New Residential Non-Payment Policy
EBMUD is introducing a new Residential Non-Payment Policy, effective October 1, 2024, addressing single-family residential customers who are over 93 days overdue on their water bills and unresponsive to collection efforts. The policy includes two main enforcement actions: property tax liens for homeowners and water flow restrictors for renters. Flow restrictors will reduce water flow to ½ gallon per minute, providing only the minimum necessary for basic needs like drinking, cooking, and sanitation. These measures are a last resort and will only be applied after multiple attempts to collect the unpaid bills.
Once a customer engages with EBMUD and sets up a payment plan, the flow restrictor will be removed, and normal service will be restored within 72 business hours. However, if payments stop again, the flow restrictor may be reinstalled. The initial focus will be on accounts with the most significant overdue balances.
EBMUD emphasizes its commitment to helping customers through its Customer Assistance Program, which offers discounted rates for qualifying customers, payment plans, and extensions. The utility also collaborates with community-based organizations to provide further support.
- For more information on flow restrictors, please visit here.
- For more information on property tax liens, please visit here.
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Alameda County Housing and Community Development 10-Year Housing Plan Feedback
Due: Tuesday, October 1, 2024
The public comment period has been extended and we are eager to take public feedback. Alameda County Housing and Community Development's new 10-Year Housing Plan is informed by community input and follows the department’s release of its Housing Needs Assessment report last Fall detailing changes in Alameda County's housing market over the last twenty years.
The Plan is organized to reflect the following priorities:
- Address Homelessness and the Risk of Homelessness
- Build More Affordable Housing
- Preserve Affordable Housing
- Stabilize Families in Crisis and Protect Tenants
- Promote Equity and Prevent Displacement
- Expand Developer Pool and Create New Opportunities for Emerging Developers
- Investigate Sustainable Funding Models for Affordable Housing
The plan can be found on our website here.
Please leave comments here.
Email: HCD.Policy.Program@acgov.org
We are happy to present to your organization information on the Housing Plan should you request it.
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Affordable Housing: Leasing Applications Available for Madrone Terrace in San Leandro
Due: Monday, October 7, 2024 at 5:00 p.m. PT
RCD is pleased to announce that rental pre-applications for Madrone Terrace (16060 E 14th St, San Leandro) will be available on Monday, September 23, 2024 at 9am (PST) through Monday, October 7, 2024 at 5pm (PST).
Madrone Terrace is a new construction development that will create 79 apartments of affordable housing and includes ground floor day care and community center spaces operated by the Hayward Area Recreation & Parks District (HARD), a public entity that operates recreational facilities across a 100 square-mile portion of Alameda County. Twenty (20) apartments are dedicated to serving formerly homeless households with severe mental health needs per the state’s No Place Like Home (NPLH) program. This leasing opportunity is for 58 apartments.
We expect construction to be completed in early 2025.
Click here for more information
The property will include a publicly accessible community center, childcare space and open space operated by HARD, multi-purpose community room with a kitchenette and space for community events, laundry rooms, landscaped podium courtyard, and on-site resident services and property management offices.
Application information is available in six languages and can be accessed via RCD's website. Interested parties can access the application on our website or through the Alameda County Housing Portal on Monday, September 23, 2024.
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Hayward Area Recreation and Park District (H.A.R.D.) Ashland Roots Center Temporary Window Design on Vinyl Artwork Proposal Feedback Form
Survey Due: Sunday, October 13, 2024
Take the Survey Here
Share your ideas about the future artwork for Ashland’s new community center!
Hayward Area Recreation and Park District (H.A.R.D.) invites community members to give feedback about the future artwork for Ashland Roots Center, a new community center being built on E. 14th Street in Ashland! The artwork design will be presented on vinyl on the windows of the community center and will be on display for a few years. Five artists created proposals and one artist will be selected! The five artists were chosen by an artist selection panel of community members and HARD staff. We are inviting community members to participate in finding the best artwork for the center. We are specifically looking for feedback from people who live in the Ashland community and who will use the new community center and future park next door. The artist selection panel will review the community’s comments and then recommend one artist to the HARD Board of Directors. The Board of Directors will make the final selection of the artwork for this project. Community member comments are not a vote but your feedback is an important part of the process to find the best artwork for Ashland and the new community center!
About HARD and the Ashland Roots Center
Hayward Area Recreation and Park District (HARD) is an independent special district that provides recreation services in the City of Hayward and in 5 unincorporated communities in Alameda County including the community of Ashland. HARD, in partnership with Resources for Community Development (RCD), a Berkeley-based non-profit housing developer and operator, is constructing a new development project at 16060 East 14th Street in the unincorporated community of Ashland. The Madrone Terrace project includes a 9,400 square foot community-serving recreational space and a 2,700 square foot daycare facility on the ground floor. The upper four floors include 79 units of affordable housing, managed by RCD. Additionally, HARD owns the land immediately north of the development, where it is planning to build a 3.1 acre park within the next two years. There is a significant lack of parks and recreation facilities on a per capita basis in Ashland. With these projects, HARD will expand both indoor and outdoor recreational opportunities for the Ashland community. The new community center is named Ashland Roots Center.
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Alameda County Housing Provider Small Grant Recovery Program - Round 3
Due: Friday, November 1, 2024 at 5:00 p.m. PT
Apply Here
Round 3 is now open for the Alameda County Housing Provider Small Grant Recovery Program, a new small business grant program in response to, and recovery from, the public health emergency and negative economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic with a larger possible award amount. The program was authorized by the Alameda County Board of Supervisors when it appropriated $970,000 of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds for pandemic response. Small housing providers operating units in the Unincorporated County may be eligible for grants of $10,000 with no use restrictions and no expectation of grant repayment. For more information, please visit here.
The program’s goal is to address the loss of revenue to rental housing providers in the unincorporated county. Payments will be made directly to rental housing businesses or sole proprietors who demonstrate ownership of the property. Note that funds are limited and everyone who applies is not guaranteed to receive funding. If the funding requests for all grant applications exceed available funding levels, grants will be awarded by lottery. Also, property management companies are not eligible for payment.
Point of Contact:
Email: HCD.Policy.Program@acgov.org
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Bay Area Air Quality Management District Office of General Counsel Environmental Justice Law Fellowship Program
Application Opens: Thursday, October 10, 2024
Application Due: Monday, December 2, 2024
The Air District’s Environmental Justice Law Fellowship program is a two-year program for new attorneys with a passion for Environmental Justice to work in the Air District’s legal office focusing on equity and EJ-related issues. The Air District provides competitive pay and benefits, close mentorship, and an opportunity for the Fellow to gain experience working on EJ issues in one of the premier air quality regulatory agencies in California. For more information, please visit here.
Point of Contact: Human Resources
Phone: (415) 749-4980
Email: HR_Staff@baaqmd.gov
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Local Government Micro Enterprise Home Kitchen Operations Assistance Program (AB 178 Grants)
Due: Saturday, May 31, 2025
Apply Here
In June 2023, the State of California allocated funds under Assembly Bill AB 178 – Budget Act of 2022, to support local health departments and city code enforcement in managing Micro Enterprise Home Kitchen Operations (MEHKOs) and other in-home retail food services. This program, established by AB 626 (2018), is administered by the CCDEH under the California Workforce Development Board (WDB).
A total of $391,800 is available to city code enforcement agencies to reimburse unrecovered expenses incurred for enforcing California MEHKO laws or related state and local regulations. The funds will be distributed on a reimbursement basis until depleted.
Eligible applicants must document unrecovered expenses from June 7, 2023, to May 31, 2025, using records such as worksheets, timecards, or financial reports. Each jurisdiction can receive up to $20,000. The WDB or CCDEH may require a financial review to verify eligibility, with the cost covered by the awardee.
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Join the Asian Health Services and Alameda Food Bank Community Food Distribution! Enjoy free food and explore a variety of resource booths!
Recurring Schedule: First Wednesday of Every Month
(Please note the schedule is subject to change due to unforeseen extreme weather and other circumstances.)
Dates:
Wednesday, October 2, 2024
Wednesday, November 6, 2024
Wednesday, December 4, 2024
Time:
11:30 a.m.: Distribution number tickets (#1-100 lottery)
1:30 p.m.: Start registration and distribute food.
Location: Wilma Chan Park
(810 Jackson St, Oakland, CA 94607)
What to bring: California identification card and bags
Muchas mujeres sufren problemas emocionales, incluida depresión y ansiedad, antes y después del nacimiento de un bebé.De Mamá a Mamá es un grupo de apoyo virtual gratuito para mamás del condado de Alameda que están embarazadas o tienen bebés de entre 0 y 12 meses. El grupo de apoyo en línea de mamá a mamá le ayudará a que:
- Establezca metas y expectativas saludables
- Priorice el cuidado personal
- Cree relaciones de apoyo
- Mejore el vínculo entre madre y bebé Aprenda a controlar la depresión y los síntomas de ansiedad
Facilitadora: Yesenia Chavez, MSW, ACSW
Grupo Virtual en Español: Jueves
Fechas: Jueves, 3 de octubre de 2024 - Jueves, 12 de diciembre de 2024
Horario: 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Tarjetas de regalo disponibles para los participantes.
Regístrese Aquí
Punto de Contacto:
Gerente Tameko Jones, LCSW
Teléfono: (510) 618-2083
Join us for Alameda’s first Filipino Island Festival, a vibrant celebration of Filipino culture and community! Enjoy FREE entertainment, delicious Filipino cuisine, and unique artisan crafts. Savor dishes from the Bay Area’s favorite food trucks and vendors. Experience live Batok (Filipino indigenous tattooing) and learn traditional dances like Tinikling. Explore over 50 booths offering handmade jewelry, apparel, and more. This family-friendly event promises a day full of cultural richness, fun activities, and unforgettable experiences. Do not miss out on this exciting showcase of Filipino heritage and talent!
Date: Saturday, October 5, 2024
Time: 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Location: Alameda Waterfront Park
(2151 Ferry Point, Alameda, CA 94501)
RSVP Here
Join us for Alameda Pride as we celebrate LGBTQ+ History Month this October! Come together to honor the history, achievements, and contributions of the LGBTQ+ community. Let’s show our support for equality, diversity, and inclusion!
Date: Saturday, October 5, 2024
Time and Locations:
12:00 p.m. - 05:00 p.m.: Pride in the Park
Chochenyo Park (2430 Encinal Ave, Alameda, CA 94501)
06:00 p.m. - 09:00 p.m.: Pride Block Party
Alameda Avenue between Park Street and Oak Street
With DJ Dave Stebbins
Discover the healing power of receiving through a unique collage workshop led by KCCEB, Cynthia Tom, and Amy Grace Lam. This event focuses on using art as a tool for mental health and wellness.
Agenda:
- The INTUIT Cards™ Workshop: Creative, intuitive access to your inner wisdom. Provided: Pre-work, collage materials, and learn to read your “cards”. Cynthia Tom - artist, community curator, PLACE founding director.
- Self-healing: Learn how to use the cards for chakra-healing work. We will focus on the heart and solar plexus chakras for this workshop. Amy G. Lam - community healer, playright, and artist activist.
- Sharing: An opportunity to free write and share your art with others.
Open to all. Doors open at 12:00 pm; workshop starts at 1:00 pm. Light refreshments provided.Pre-work instructions will be sent upon RSVP.
Date: Sunday, October 6, 2024
Time: 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Location: Korean Community Center of the East Bay
(97 Callan Ave, San Leandro, CA 9457)
Register by Thursday, October 3, 2024: RSVP Here
Join the DCAC/EAOP Southern Alameda College Night for students from San Leandro, San Lorenzo, Hayward, and Castro Valley schools! Open to all students and families, this event features representatives from 45 colleges, family resources, workshops, and community-based organizations. Enjoy free swag and giveaways! Parking is FREE in the garage across from Hayward City Hall, and the event is easily accessible by BART via the Hayward station. Do not miss this opportunity to explore college options and connect with helpful resources for your academic future.
Date: Monday, October 7, 2024
Time: 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Location: Hayward City Hall
(777 B St, Hayward, CA 94541)
RSVP Here
Point of Contact:
Email: eaopcollegenights@berkeley.edu
Join the Friends of Lincoln Square Park for Lincoln Summer Nights to celebrate, connect, stay informed, and get involved in the community.
Dates:
Thursday, October 10, 2024
Time: 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Location: Lincoln Square Park
(261 11th St, Oakland, CA 94607)
Website
The Port of Oakland is pleased to announce the return of our free harbor tours! The narrated tours will highlight Port facilities, including the marine terminals and seaport operations. Participants will see the Port’s iconic giant container cranes that line the shore and view the visiting mega container ships up close while they learn of the Port’s history as a major economic engine in our region and beyond.
The ferryboat journeys near the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge and Yerba Buena Island, allowing visitors to soak in the picturesque vistas of the Oakland estuary, East Bay Hills, the Bay Bridge, the San Francisco Bay’s waterfront and city skylines.
For more information including logistics, boarding instructions and ticket registration for the public please visit here.
Date: Friday, October 18, 2024
Time: 5:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Location: Oakland Jack London Terminal
(10 Clay St, Oakland, CA 94607)
Website
Ticket Release Date: Monday, October 7 , 2024, at 8:00 p.m.
Ticket Link
Join us for the San Lorenzo Halloween Parade and Games, where festive fun awaits for all ages! Enjoy a lively parade featuring creative costumes, followed by a variety of games and activities for the whole family. It is the perfect opportunity to celebrate the season and make lasting memories with friends and neighbors.
Date: Saturday, October 26, 2024
Parade Time: 10:00 a.m.
Parade Location: 945 Paseo Grande, San Lorenzo, CA 94580
Game Booth Time: 10:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Game Booth Location: 377 Paseo Grande, San Lorenzo, CA 94580
Join the Oakland Día de los Muertos Festival, a vibrant celebration of Mexican culture and the tradition of honoring ancestors. Held in the heart of Oakland, the festival features beautiful altars (ofrendas), live music, dance performances, and a marketplace with local vendors offering artisanal crafts and traditional foods. Bring your family for fun activities like face painting and sugar skull decorating. This annual event highlights Oakland's rich cultural diversity while paying tribute to loved ones who have passed. Do not miss this opportunity to celebrate life, community, and remembrance in a colorful and festive atmosphere!
Date: Sunday, November 3, 2024
Time: 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Location: From International Blvd to Fruitvale Ave., Oakland, CA
Volunteer at the Oakland Día de los Muertos Festival! Enjoy a free gourmet lunch from your favorite Fruitvale restaurants, snacks, and drinks during your shift. You will also have a chance to win amazing prizes in the annual raffle, receive a commemorative volunteer t-shirt, and gain valuable networking opportunities. Connect with the community while giving back to this free, community-driven, family-friendly, and culturally rooted event in Fruitvale.
For more information and to sign up as a volunteer, please visit here.
211 Alameda County (Call 2-1-1 or Text 898211): 211alamedacounty.org
Alameda County Boards, Commissions, and Committees: Apply Here
Alameda County Housing Portal: Affordable Housing Rentals
Alameda County Housing Secure: Tenant and Landlord Housing Resources
Alameda County Job Portal: Apply Here
Alameda County Social Services Agency (SSA):
Abuse & Protection | CalFresh | COVID-19 Information and Resources | Job Opportunities / Financial Assistance | Medi-Cal Enrollment | Older Adults and Disabled | Refugees, Immigrants and Asylees | Shelter & Housing | Youth | Veterans
Community Resources: Other Resources
Events: Upcoming Events
Government Agency Contact List: Contact List
Sign Up for Meeting Reminders: Meeting Reminders
Public Comment Procedures for Board of Supervisors Meetings: Information on how to participate in public comment is available on the LIVE Broadcasts page on the Board of Supervisors' website.
ADA Accessibility: If you need a reasonable modification or accommodation for a disability, please email the Clerk of the Board at cbs@acgov.org or call (510) 208-4949 or (510) 834-6754 (TDD) at least 72 hours before the meeting start time to request a sign language interpreter.
Language Interpretation Services: If you require language interpretation services, please email the Clerk of the Board at cbs@acgov.org or call (510) 208-4949 at least three business days before the meeting start time to request a language interpreter.
Servicios de interpretación de idiomas: Si necesita servicios de interpretación de idiomas, envíe un correo electrónico a la Secretaría de la Junta a cbs@acgov.org o llame al (510) 208-4949 al menos tres días hábiles antes de la hora de inicio de la reunión para solicitar un intérprete de idiomas.
語言口譯服務：如果您需要語言口譯服務，請在會議開始前至少三個工作日向理事會秘書發送電子郵件至 cbs@acgov.org 或致電 (510) 208-4949 請求語言口譯員。
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