Dear District 1,
Trick or treat! It's almost Halloween, and I hope everyone is enjoying the spooky fall season so far. As nights get colder and we approach many festivities, I urge everyone to stay safe and look out for one another. For those who celebrate, Happy belated Diwali!
Make sure to explore this week's newsletter, where you'll find many updates and upcoming events for District 1 and Alameda County.
As always, if there is anything that my office can do to assist you regarding County-specific matters, please feel free to reach out at bosdist1@acgov.org.
Sincerely,
David G. Haubert
Alameda County Supervisor
District 1
Operation Green Light
3VCF Launches the Young Philanthropist Award
Three Valleys Community Foundation is proud to announce the launch of our inaugural Young Philanthropist Award — a new opportunity to recognize and uplift the next generation of community change makers.
Created to honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and the fierce urgency of now, this award celebrates local youth who exemplify the spirit of giving, service, and leadership.
We invite students, educators, and community members across the Tri-Valley to participate—by submitting nominations or helping spread the word within your networks.
Free Webinars to Help Community Members with Covered California Enrollment
ively will be hosting a series of free webinars to help community members navigate the Covered California Open Enrollment period, which begins November 1. This can be a complex topic, especially given the current environment, and our goal is to make the process easier for families and individuals in our community.
Each session will include:
• An overview of health insurance options
• Tips for choosing the right plan
• Information on how to access Hively’s free enrollment assistance services
The webinars will take place at 7:00 p.m. on November 4, December 3, and January 8 (each session will cover the same material).
Alameda County CASA
 Imagine everything you know being taken away in a single moment – your family, your home, your routines. Even if it’s meant to keep you safe, your world has just turned upside down. It would be natural to feel confused, overwhelmed and alone.
While social workers and foster families provide essential support, youth in foster care need something more – the consistency of a caring adult who will show up and stand by them through the ups and downs.
If you’d like to be a Champion in the life of a youth in foster care, please sign up for an Information Session to learn more about how you can be that consistent, caring adult. https://casaofalamedacounty.org/becoming-a-volunteer/
Alameda County Reparations Commission Listening Sessions
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Saturday, January 24, 2026 | Tri-Valley Area (Livermore or Dublin)
Time and location to be confirmed
REGISTER HERE
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Saturday, February 21, 2026 | South County Area (Fremont or Union City)
Time and location to be confirmed
REGISTER HERE
Level Up Program
The Level Up Program is a grant-funded federal workforce program that serves out-of-school youth living in Alameda County (minus Oakland), ages 16-24.
What Is Offered:
· 1:1 Advising: Personalized support tailored to each youth's career needs.
· Resume Reviews: Craft strong resumes to stand out.
· $$$ PAID Internships & Training: Opportunities for a 150-hour paid internship to gain real-world experience.
· Job Search Assistance: Help finding job opportunities that fit their skills.
· Job Fairs & Employer Sessions: Connect with employers at career fairs.
· Career Workshops: Engaging sessions on various career and educational topics.
· Education & College Planning: Guidance for enrolling or re-enrolling in high school, college, or training programs.
Know a Young Person Who Could Benefit?
Please refer them! Youth can fill out the Level Up Program Interest Form.
Bonus!
Youth receive $50 after enrolling and completing their first level in the program. Let’s help our youth Level Up!
Host Housing - Matching Pilot
There is a new program for transitional aged foster youth for housing support through the nonprofit Beyond Emancipation.
Please see the flyer above for more information!
Important Resources
Affordable Housing Resources
Doorway Housing Portable
http://achousingchoices.org/
Learn more about affordable housing in Fremont by visiting the City’s Affordable Housing webpage. To receive information when affordable housing opportunities become available in Fremont, sign up for the City’s Affordable Housing Interest List.
Utility Assistance
Help for Power Bills: Ava Community Energy, Fremont's electricity provider, has an Energy Bill Payment Assistance web page. It is designed to help you better understand what programs are available and the eligibility requirements for each. You can enroll in the program that is right for you. Visit their website to learn more.
Help with Water Bills: Alameda County Water District Help on Tap customer assistance program provides qualifying single-family residential accounts a $63.75 credit on their bi-monthly water service charge. Credit will be applied upon approval of your application. Learn more.
Tri-Valley Critical Services Resources
Check out our website to learn more about critical services in the Tri-Valley!
https://district1.acgov.org/tri-valley-critical-services/
Find food resources here:
Tri-Valley Food Resources | District 1 | Board of Supervisors | Alameda County
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