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Dear District 3 Community,
Happy Halloween! This month, our team celebrated the vibrant diversity and resilience of Alameda County through Hispanic and Latino Heritage Month, Filipino American History Month, and Diwali. From the Filipino Island Festival to Alameda Pride in the Park, the United Nations 80th Anniversary Flag Raising, and Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we were proud to honor the cultures and values that shape our shared community. We also recognized important initiatives, including Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Domestic Violence Awareness Month, as we continue working toward a safer, more compassionate Alameda County. This month also featured the Black Women Organized for Political Action (BWOPA) Power Up Leadership Summit, emphasizing the importance of civic leadership and equity, and the groundbreaking of Roots Community Health’s Young People’s Wellness Center in East Oakland, marking a significant step forward for youth wellness in our community.
On October 7, 2025, the Alameda County Social Services Agency’s Department of Children and Family Services presented the California State Auditor Report No. 2024-108 during a public meeting. The audit revealed serious issues within the department that need to be addressed. Following the report, the Board of Supervisors requested that Andrea Ford, Director of the Social Services Agency, and Michelle Love, Assistant Agency Director of the Department of Children and Family Services, provide monthly updates at the Board’s Work Session on the steps they are taking to resolve the problems highlighted in the audit. Additionally, as Chair of the Board’s Social Services Committee, I will meet monthly with Ms. Ford to review progress.
On October 18, my office hosted the Alameda County District 3 Emergency Preparedness Day event in partnership with the City of San Leandro, the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office of Emergency Services, and the Alameda County Fire Department. The event featured a keynote speaker from the Oakland Firesafe Council, four workshops on personal safety, first aid, home insurance, and pet emergency planning, and over 20 community booths offering valuable resources. Attendees learned hands-only CPR, enjoyed lunch, and the first 300 households received free emergency kits. To ensure accessibility, workshops were interpreted in Spanish, Mandarin, Cantonese, and Vietnamese, with presentation materials in English, Spanish, Traditional Chinese, and Vietnamese. I am deeply grateful to all the volunteers and partners, including Davida Scott and her Raising Leaders organization, and the Interact Club from San Leandro High School, whose efforts made the event a great success.
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Supervisor Lena Tam handing out emergency kits to residents.
With the holiday season approaching, we wish everyone health, happiness, and safety. Please take extra care while celebrating Halloween by staying alert and watching for pedestrians in our neighborhoods. Don’t forget to vote by Tuesday, November 4, 2025, and visit Alameda County Election Information for details. For property owners, the first installment of the 2025–2026 Alameda County property tax is due on Wednesday, December 10, 2025, and will become delinquent after 5:00 p.m., when a 10% penalty will be assessed. Learn more about paying your taxes here. Our office remains committed to building an inclusive and prepared Alameda County, where health, safety, and opportunity are accessible to all.
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As the federal government shutdown continues, many families in our community may face delays or interruptions in their SNAP (CalFresh) benefits. I understand how critical these benefits are for putting food on the table, especially for children, seniors, working families, unhoused individuals, and others who rely on them.
Everyone deserves reliable access to healthy, nutritious food. It is a basic necessity and a shared human right. In response to the federal shutdown, the Alameda County Board of Supervisors has authorized $10 million in emergency food relief through the Measure W Essential Services Fund. This investment allows the Alameda County Social Services Agency to partner with the Alameda County Community Food Bank and its network of local organizations to provide food to residents who are most affected.
Allocation of Funds:
- $8.3 million to support the Alameda County Community Food Bank
- $1.7 million to support Meals on Wheels and other partners serving seniors
I know that I can always count on our community for support. I want to express my sincere gratitude to our community leaders, faith leaders, elected officials, law enforcement, educators, business owners, neighbors, fellow public servants, friends, and families who have reached out, stepped up, opened their doors, and opened their hearts to help one another through the challenges we have faced. Everyone has contributed in their own unique way, and I am deeply thankful.
Together, we accomplish more. And together, we will overcome every hardship—stronger, united, and resilient.
We have compiled a list of Alameda County Food Resources. Please check periodically for updated information and additional resources.
If you or someone that you know need food resources, please call (510) 635-3663 or visit foodnow.net.
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Alameda County Social Services Agency
Important Update: Federal Government Shutdown
Effective October 1, 2025
The ongoing federal government shutdown is affecting some public assistance programs. Our goal is to keep you informed about how some public benefits may be impacted and where to find help.
CalFresh (Food Benefits) for November 2025 is delayed until further notice.
- California Food Assistance Program (CFAP) benefits are also delayed.
- Replacement benefits (for food lost due to a disaster) are on hold.
- Stolen benefits due to EBT card electronic theft or fraud will still be processed.
Programs NOT Currently Affected:
- Supplemental and Transitional Nutrition Benefits (SNB and TNB) have no current impact.
- CalWORKs is not expected to have any disruptions through November 2025.
- Medi-Cal is not expected to have an impact through December 2025.
- General Assistance has no current impact.
Need Food Assistance?
If you need additional food support, contact the Alameda County Community Food Bank (ACCFB).
Food Helpline: 1 (510) 635-3663
Days and hours of operation: Monday - Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Website: www.FoodNow.net
Stay Updated:
Visit the California Department of Social Services (CDSS) website at www.cdss.ca.gov or scan the QR Code to view the updates and Frequently Asked Questions.
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Spanish (Español):
Agencia de Servicios Sociales del Condado de Alameda
Actualización Importante: Cierre del Gobierno Federal
Vigente a partir del 1 de octubre de 2025
El cierre en curso del gobierno federal está afectando algunos programas de asistencia pública. Nuestro objetivo es mantenerlo informado sobre cómo algunos beneficios públicos podrían verse afectados y dónde encontrar ayuda.
CalFresh (Beneficios de Alimentos) para noviembre de 2025 se retrasará hasta nuevo aviso.
- Los beneficios del Programa de Asistencia Alimentaria de California (CFAP) también se retrasan.
- Los beneficios de reemplazo (por alimentos perdidos debido a un desastre) están en espera.
- Los beneficios robados debido a robo o fraude electrónico de tarjetas EBT aún se procesarán.
Programas que NO se ven afectados actualmente:
- Los Beneficios Suplementarios y de Nutrición Transicional (SNB y TNB) no tienen impacto actual.
- CalWORKs no se espera que tenga interrupciones hasta noviembre de 2025.
- Medi-Cal no se espera que se vea afectado hasta diciembre de 2025.
- Asistencia General no tiene impacto actual.
¿Necesita ayuda alimentaria?
Si necesita apoyo adicional de alimentos, contacte al Banco de Alimentos Comunitario del Condado de Alameda (ACCFB).
Línea de ayuda alimentaria: 1 (510) 635-3663
Días y horas de atención: lunes a viernes, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Sitio web: www.FoodNow.net
Manténgase informado:
Visite el sitio web del Departamento de Servicios Sociales de California (CDSS) en www.cdss.ca.gov o escanee el código QR para ver las actualizaciones y las Preguntas Frecuentes.
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Traditional Chinese (繁體中文):
阿拉米達縣社會服務機構
重要更新：聯邦政府關閉
自 2025 年 10 月 1 日起生效
持續的聯邦政府關閉正在影響一些公共援助計畫。我們的目標是讓您了解某些公共福利可能受到的影響，以及可尋求幫助的地方。
CalFresh（食物補助） 2025 年 11 月的發放將延遲，直到另行通知。
- 加州食物援助計畫（CFAP） 的福利也將延遲。
- 替代福利（因災害造成的食物損失）暫停發放。
- 因 EBT 卡電子盜刷或詐騙 被盜的福利仍將處理。
目前不受影響的計畫：
- 補充與過渡性營養福利（SNB 與 TNB） 目前沒有影響。
- CalWORKs 預計到 2025 年 11 月不會有中斷。
- Medi-Cal 預計到 2025 年 12 月不受影響。
- 一般援助 目前沒有影響。
需要食物援助嗎？
如需額外食物支援，請聯繫 阿拉米達縣社區食物銀行（ACCFB）。
保持更新：
請造訪 加州社會服務部（CDSS） 網站 www.cdss.ca.gov，或掃描 QR 碼查看更新及常見問題。
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Find food resources in your area:
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Unincorporated Communities
Bay Area restaurants offering free meals or discounts to SNAP recipients
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Monster Pho: 360 40th St., Oakland. Beef, chicken or vegetable pho for children 12 years old and younger, plus 25% off for parents.
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Puerto Rican Street Cuisine: 1430 23rd Ave., Oakland. Empanada with rice or beans for children 12 years old and younger.
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Understory: 3340 International Blvd., Oakland. Free meal or pay-what-you-can for anyone in need.
**Disclaimer:
Offers for free meals or discounts may vary by location and are subject to change without notice. Availability may be limited to certain days, times, or menu items, and participation depends on local management. Please check directly with the organization or restaurant before visiting to confirm current details and avoid any confusion.
If you or someone you know needs immigration or legal help please familiarize yourself with the Alameda County Immigration Legal & Education Partnership (ACILEP) website and hotline, which provide critical information about your rights, with flyers available in English, Spanish (Español), Chinese (中文), Tagalog, and Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt). Please visit their website for details.
Message from the Alameda County Immigration Legal and Education Partnership (ACILEP):
Alameda County Immigration Legal and Education Partnership (ACILEP) is aware of reported plans to deploy federal agents to the San Francisco Bay Area. Our regional rapid response networks are prepared to respond from a place of power, not panic.
Over the past year, we have seen how these operations destabilize neighborhoods, provoke conflict, and place everyone in harm’s way. In these moments, our focus must remain on solidarity, community safety, due process, non-violent resistance, and a refusal to accept authoritarian violence.
These raids harm far more than immigrant communities, they endanger everyone’s constitutional rights and undermine the safety, trust, and economic health of our region. As a community, we must stand together.
For verified updates, follow ACILEP on social media. Please avoid sharing unverified reports, instead, call your local rapid response hotline to confirm or report any ICE activity. The ACILEP hotline - (510) 241-4011 - will remain active and responding throughout the weekend.
If you’re concerned about your rights or safety, visit acilep.org for legal information and resources. The ACLU also provides guidance on What to Do When Encountering Questions from Law Enforcement.
We know this is an uncertain and stressful time. This is a moment for power, not panic. Our focus is on being informed and prepared, not afraid.
If you or someone you know might be impacted, here are five ways to protect yourself and your loved ones right now:
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Know Your Rights
- You have the right to remain silent.
- You do not have to open the door unless officers present a warrant signed by a judge.
- You have the right to speak to a lawyer.
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Know Your Rapid Response Hotline Number
- For Alameda County, memorize the ACILEP hotline: (510) 241-4011.
- ACILEP will be operating and monitoring calls throughout the weekend.
- Other Rapid Response Networks in the Bay Area:
- Contra Costa County: (925) 900-5151
- San Francisco: (415) 200-1548
- San Mateo County: (203) 666-4472
- Santa Clara County: (408) 290-1144
- Be prepared to share as many details and photos as possible (Size/strength of operation, Location, Uniform, Time/Date, & Equipment/weapons seen).
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Create a Safety Plan
- Identify who can care for children, pets, or responsibilities if needed. Here is a guide you can use.
- Memorize important phone numbers and your A#.
- Share key information with trusted loved ones.
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Gather Important Documents
- Keep passports, IDs, medical records, and immigration documents in a safe place.
- Make copies and, if you have an attorney, carry a signed G-28 form.
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Minimize Risk
- Follow updates from trusted community organizations.
- Use a PIN passcode on your phone and consider disabling fingerprint or facial recognition.
- Weigh your individual risk during daily activities. Remember that the supreme court has unfortunately recently opened the door for ICE to use racial profiling.
ACILEP stands with you — today and every day.
We are part of a strong, united community that protects one another. Together, we will continue to defend our rights, our families, and our dignity.
Stay informed. Stay ready. Stay in community.
We are with you. Siempre juntos.
Watch Alameda County Sheriff’s Office (ACSO) Message to the Community
WATCH HERE
Alameda County Sheriff Yesenia Sanchez has shared a brief message to clarify the ACSO’s role in engaging with federal law enforcement agencies.
Our office remains dedicated to staying connected with residents and uplifting the voices of our community. Your voices play an important role in shaping Vision 2036, which is a future where homelessness, poverty, and hunger are eliminated and where health, safety, and opportunity are within reach for all. We encourage you to stay engaged by joining us at upcoming community events, attending board meetings, or reaching out to our office to share your thoughts.
Oakland Día de los Muertos Festival
Date: Sunday, November 2, 2025
Time: 10:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.
Location: Oakland Fruitvale Village, International Blvd at Fruitvale Ave.
Website
(Event details are subject to change, so please check our website for updates.)
The Oakland Día de los Muertos Festival is a free outdoor celebration that welcomes more than 100,000 visitors to the vibrant Fruitvale neighborhood. The event features live music, family activities, traditional Latin American artisans, and beautifully crafted community altars honoring loved ones who have passed.
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Virtual Home Together Community Meeting
Join us to learn more about how Measure W supports the Home Together Fund and housing and homelessness efforts in Alameda County!
Date: Wednesday, November 5, 2025
Time: 12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Virtual Meeting
Register Here
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Donate or apply to receive toys from our Holiday Toy Drive!
Donate through the online registry here.
Due: November 14, 2025
Application
Apply online here.
Download the fillable form here.
Due: November 7th, 2025
Holiday Toy Giveaway
Date: Saturday, December 13, 2025
Time: 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Location: Alameda County Supervisor Lena Tam’s District Office
(101 Callan Ave, Suite 103, San Leandro, CA 94577)
Celebrate the holidays and donate to our Holiday Toy Drive hosted by the Alameda County - Oakland Community Action Board, in partnership with Alameda County Supervisor Nate Miley, City of Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee.
Applicants who are selected to participate in the toy giveaway will be contacted.
Can’t access online? You can drop off your toys or complete applications at any of our drop off locations.
- Oakland City Hall, 1 Frank H Ogawa Plaza, Oakland CA, 94612 by the security checkpoint
- Alameda County Supervisor Lena Tam’s District Office, 101 Callan Ave, Suite 103, San Leandro, CA 94577
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We encourage you to take a moment to read through the entire newsletter, which contains important information, including key highlights from District 3 cities and unincorporated communities, local resources, scholarship opportunities, grants, upcoming events, and much more. As we look forward to the next month, we hope to see you at the 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. Stay connected with us on Facebook, Instagram, X (Formerly Twitter) for the latest updates.
Thank you for standing with us, for showing up, and for building a better future together.
Sincerely,
 Lena Tam
Alameda County Supervisor, Third District
The City of Alameda is proud to share that the Oakland Roots/Soul Training Facility at Harbor Bay Business Park has been chosen by FIFA as an official Team Base Camp (TBC) for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, taking place from June 11 to July 19, 2026.
As one of the selected TBCs, the facility will serve as a “home away from home” for one of the 48 competing national teams, hosting players, staff, media, and fans during the tournament, an exciting opportunity that highlights Alameda County’s growing role in international sports and community pride. For the full press release, please visit here.
Construction is set to begin by November on the first full Neighborhood Greenway in Alameda, along Pacific Avenue between Lafayette and Oak Streets. This pilot project will introduce several traffic-calming and safety improvements:
- Traffic circle at Chestnut Street
- Painted curb extensions at Lafayette and Oak
- Six asphalt speed humps between Chestnut and Oak
- Improved intersection visibility (daylighting)
- Paint, bollards, and stop signs in existing bulb-outs at Willow and Walnut
Residents in the area will be notified before work begins, and Slow Streets barricades will be removed once construction is complete.
The next phase of Neighborhood Greenways is currently in design and will include:
- Versailles Avenue, San Jose Avenue, and the remaining section of Pacific Avenue (Ninth to Lafayette)
- Construction anticipated by fall 2026
- Plans refined based on lessons learned from the Pacific Avenue pilot
The City also secured a $2 million grant from the Alameda County Transportation Commission to improve safety at key intersections with features such as:
- Concrete bulbouts
- Pedestrian safety signals, including flashing beacons or hybrid beacons
These Neighborhood Greenways are part of the City’s Active Transportation Plan, creating safer, low-stress routes for people walking, biking, and traveling through Alameda. For more information, please visit here.
The City of Alameda is beginning construction on the Clement Avenue/Tilden Way Project, which will improve safety, traffic flow, and connectivity for all travelers. The project includes a new roundabout at Tilden Way/Blanding Avenue/Fernside Boulevard, upgraded intersections, an extension of Clement Avenue, and new bike, pedestrian, and bus facilities. It will also feature landscaping and a new open space dog park.
Stage 1 begins October 20, focusing on extending Clement Avenue from Broadway to Tilden Way and building part of the pedestrian/bike path near the Bridgeside Shopping Center. Temporary walkways will be available, and “No Parking” signs will be posted in advance.
For additional information or questions, please contact Ali Hatefi at ahatefi@alamedaca.gov.
For more information, please visit here.
The Alameda Police Department responded to several significant incidents in September. A full monthly report is available here.
- September 2 – Gambling Operation: Officers executed a search warrant on the 600 block of Haight Avenue, seizing slot machines, table games, firearms, cash, and drug paraphernalia. Two individuals were cited, and the case was referred to the District Attorney’s Office.
- September 7 – DUI Arrest: At 7:27 p.m., an officer stopped a driver after an unsafe turn nearly caused a collision. The driver showed signs of impairment, and after field sobriety tests, was arrested for DUI.
- September 19 – Embezzlement: At 1:32 p.m., officers responded to the 2700 block of 5th Street, where an employee was found to have embezzled more than $35,000 over two months. The suspect voluntarily surrendered on October 6.
- September 21 – Robbery and Shooting: At 11:47 p.m., officers responded to the 200 block of Brush Street after two victims were robbed at gunpoint. One was shot and treated for non-life-threatening injuries. Both suspects, known to the victims, were later taken into custody—one on September 25 and the other on October 6.
Traffic Enforcement: APD officers issued 194 traffic citations and 177 warnings during September. For more information, please visit here.
Starting October 20, drivers can pay for parking using the ParkSmarter app or text-to-pay, making it easier to manage parking and extend time remotely.
Park Street: New credit card–friendly pay stations now accept Visa, MasterCard, and Discover.
Harbor Bay Ferry Terminal: Paid parking begins Tues–Thurs at $3/day to improve availability. Revenue will fund added terminal security.
The City encourages riders to use transit, biking, walking, or carpooling to ease parking demand.
Learn more at alamedaca.gov/getaround and alamedaca.gov/ferryparking.
Survey Here
Participate in the City of Alameda’s Sea Level Rise Survey. This is an opportunity for you to share your hopes, concerns, and ideas for the future of our coastal communities.
Input received will guide how Alameda adapts to sea level rise and invests in nature-based and community-driven solutions that protect our community and environment. For more information, please visit here.
Schedule
Starting Tuesday, November 4th 2025, the Oakland Alameda Water Shuttle will switch to a new winter schedule. The new schedule will be in effect through early March. The schedule change highlights are:
- Tuesday service to remain
- Shorter hours on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Service to run between 8:00 a.m. and 8:30 p.m.
For more information, please visit here.
140 Days of Action: Mayor Lee Reports Progress on Safety, Housing, Economic Development in State of the City Address
Mayor Barbara Lee today delivered her first State of the City Address, outlining substantial progress made during her first 140 days in office and her vision for Oakland's future. The address, themed "Oakland is on the Move," highlighted measurable results across public safety, neighborhood cleanliness, economic development, housing, and government accountability.
For the full press release, please visit here.
Mayor Barbara Lee announced an expansion of Oakland Public Works’ (OPW) illegal dumping response, adding weekend trash pickup crews to improve response times and keep streets cleaner.
Under the new plan, launched in October 2025, the Keep Oakland Clean and Beautiful Division now operates with enhanced weekend staffing funded through existing labor savings, requiring no additional tax dollars.
The effort is part of a broader anti-dumping strategy that includes a proposal to the City Council for a commercial special assessment to hold businesses accountable for proper waste management. OPW also recently earned a Clean California Community designation through a partnership with Keep Oakland Beautiful, gaining access to new cleanup grants and resources.
Community partnerships remain central to this effort. Through the Adopt-a-Spot program, OPW has supported more than 2,500 community cleanups over the past year. In 2024 alone, the illegal dumping team responded to 25,700 service requests and removed over 9,000 tons of debris from city streets.
Residents can learn more about free bulky item removal services and schedule pickups at OaklandRecycles.com.
For more information, please visit here
The City of Oakland secured $1 million in state funding for the Mobile Assistance Community Responders of Oakland (MACRO) program. MACRO provides civilian-led response to non-violent, non-emergency 911 calls involving mental health, substance use, and homelessness. The program connects residents to care and services instead of traditional law enforcement. For more information, please visit here.
Oakland is aligning with California’s 2025 Building Standards Code, which emphasizes electrification, seismic safety, sustainability, and resilience. Key deadlines for projects under the current 2022 code are approaching:
- Friday, December 5, 2025: Last day to submit a Building Worksheet (BW)
- Wednesday, December 31, 2025: Last day to pay for Building (B) or Residential Building (RBC) permits
Projects not meeting these deadlines must comply with the new 2025 code For more information and resources, visit Oakland’s Building Code page. For more information, please visit here.
Oakland HCD is excited to launch two new virtual tools to showcase the City’s affordable housing portfolio and development progress. The Affordable Housing Portfolio interactive map lets users explore all affordable units in Oakland—completed or in progress—including details on council district, project type, population served, income level, developers, and funding sources. The Affordable Housing Data Dashboard provides a closer look at the last five years of production and preservation efforts, with interactive filters for year, population, and income level. Both tools are available on the Housing Policies, Plans, and Data webpage and will be updated quarterly to keep the public and staff informed. For current affordable housing opportunities, visit the Doorway Portal.
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The City of San Leandro received $1 million in state funding from the California Department of Housing and Community Development’s (HCD) Prohousing Incentive Program (PIP). San Leandro’s commitment to pushing forward housing solutions is recognized by this award. The City of San Leandro remains committed to addressing the housing crisis by creating opportunities for residents to find stable and affordable homes.
Date: Tuesday, November 18, 2025
Time: 1:30 p.m.
Location: 224 W. Winton Ave., Hearing Room #111, Hayward, CA 94544
Meeting Link
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors has adopted the Sidewalk Vending Ordinance, including a $273 permit fee. The Planning Department will hold a public hearing to adopt the regulations that implement this ordinance.
Community members are encouraged to participate, share comments, and ask questions. For details and attachments, visit the Planning Department home page at acgov.org/cda/planning and scroll to the “News Update” section.
The Alameda County Public Works Agency proposed amendments to the Alameda County Public Works Traffic Code. The changes aim to improve traffic safety across unincorporated Alameda County.
Key proposed changes:
- Revised “Limited Parking Zones” on Castro Valley Boulevard (Castro Valley)
- New “No Parking” and “No Stopping” zones on Connolly Avenue (San Lorenzo)
- Establishment of a Passenger Loading Zone on Blossom Way (Hayward Acres)
- Addition of a four-way stop (Stop Intersection) at Royal Avenue & West Sunset Boulevard (Hayward Acres)
Read the proposal here
Survey Link: https://forms.office.com/g/wgyBKSAqef
Due: Sunday, November 9, 2025
Alameda County is gathering input from residents in unincorporated communities to help guide how public funds and services are prioritized. This survey follows a series of community conversations held this fall and aims to ensure that your voice continues to shape future County investments and decision-making. Your feedback will help inform County leadership, including the Board of Supervisors, about what matters most in your community.
When you submit this form, it will not automatically collect personal information such as your name or email address unless you choose to provide it.
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Spanish (Español):
Comunidades No Incorporadas del Condado de Alameda: Encuesta de Prioridades Comunitarias para el Presupuesto 2025
Enlace de la encuesta: https://forms.office.com/g/wgyBKSAqef
Fecha límite: Domingo, 9 de noviembre de 2025
El Condado de Alameda está recabando opiniones de los residentes de las comunidades no incorporadas para ayudar a determinar cómo se deben priorizar los fondos y servicios públicos. Esta encuesta se realiza después de una serie de conversaciones comunitarias llevadas a cabo este otoño y tiene como objetivo garantizar que su voz siga influyendo en las futuras inversiones y decisiones del Condado. Su participación ayudará a informar al liderazgo del Condado, incluida la Junta de Supervisores, sobre los temas que más importan en su comunidad.
Al enviar este formulario, no se recopilará automáticamente información personal, como su nombre o dirección de correo electrónico, a menos que usted decida proporcionarla.
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Traditional Chinese (繁體中文):
阿拉米達縣非建制地區：2025 年社區優先事項預算調查
調查連結： https://forms.office.com/g/wgyBKSAqef
截止日期： 2025 年 11 月 9 日（星期日）
阿拉米達郡正在收集非建制地區居民的意見，以協助規劃公共資金和服務的優先順序。此問卷調查是繼今年秋季舉行的一系列社區座談會之後，旨在確保您的意見能夠持續影響郡政府未來的投資與決策。您的回饋將協助郡政府領導層（包括監事會）了解社區中最重要的需求。
提交此表單時，系統不會自動收集您的個人資訊（例如姓名或電子郵件地址），除非您自行提供
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
Website
Message from Alameda County Public Works Agency (ACPWA):
Awarded (Recently Completed/Under Construction):
- San Leandro Creek Tree Management, San Leandro (recently completed)
- Lake Merritt Pump Station Underground Storage Tank Replacement and Electrical System Rehabilitation, Oakland
- San Leandro Creek Trail between Hegenberger Road and 0.2 miles upstream of 98th Avenue, including two traffic signal crossings, Oakland
Under Design:
- Lake Merritt Pump Station Flood Resiliency, Oakland
- San Lorenzo Creek Concrete Side Slope and Crack Repairs Behind Via Hermana, San Lorenzo
- San Leandro Creek Storm Damage Repairs behind 1045, 1073 Lee Ave., and 881 St. Mary’s Ave., San Leandro
Other Projects:
- Estudillo Canal Tidegate Structure Reconstruction and South Levee Modification, San Leandro – Project advertisement for bids is pending receipt of the FEMA funding award package and execution. No updates from FEMA on when the award package will be provided.
- San Lorenzo Creek Concrete Channel Temporary Stabilization Downstream of Washington Ave. – This project results from PG&E/EBMUD pressure line leaks on 12/29/2024. Permanent reconstruction will occur in summer 2026. The District will seek reimbursement from the utility companies for all work associated with their leaks.
- Installation of an underground full trash capture device on Via Arriba. A press release was sent on 3/17/2025, and a public notice was mailed to adjacent property owners on 3/18/2025.
Resurfacing Projects:
The following streets in Alameda County District 3 are scheduled for resurfacing in the upcoming Summer of 2025. At this time, it is not possible to provide a specific timeline.
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Microseal
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Via Escondido
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Channel Street
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Via Nueva
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Microseal
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Via Amigos
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Via Harriet
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Via Vecinos
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Microseal
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Keller Avenue
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Bockman Road
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SW to End
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Microseal
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Bandoni Avenue
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Bockman Road
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SW to End
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Microseal
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Bockman Road
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Channel Street
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Via Amigos
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Microseal
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Via Mesa
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Via Frances
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Via El Cerrito
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Microseal
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Via Frances
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Via Carreta
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Via Sarita
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Microseal
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Via Annette
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Via Carreta
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Via Buena Vista
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Microseal
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Via Carmen
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Via Carreta
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Via Sarita
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Microseal
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Bockman Road
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Via Arriba
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Via Media
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Microseal
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Via Alamitos
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Bockman Road
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S End
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Microseal
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Via Honda
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Bockman Road
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Via Estrella
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Microseal
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Via Acalanes
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Paseo Del Campo
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Paseo Largavista
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Microseal
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Paseo Largavista
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Grant Avenue
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Paseo Grande
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Microseal
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Via Enrico
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Lorenzo Ave
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SW to End
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Microseal
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Via Vega
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Via Enrico
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Via Bregani
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Slurry Seal
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Via Harriet
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Via Catherine
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Via Natal
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Slurry Seal
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Via Catherine
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Bockman Road
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S End
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Slurry Seal
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Via Milos
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Via Amigos
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Via Natal
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Slurry Seal
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Via Karl
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Via Natal
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Via Owen
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Slurry Seal
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Via Natal
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Via Redondo
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Via Harriet
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Slurry Seal
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Via Buena Vista
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Via Chiquita
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San Lorenzo Park
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Slurry Seal
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Via Susana
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Via Mesa
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Via Sarita
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Slurry Seal
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Via La Jolla
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Via Mesa
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Via Sarita
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Slurry Seal
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Via Estrella
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Via Honda
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Via Nube
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Slurry Seal
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Via Palma
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Via Alamitos
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Via Coralla
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Slurry Seal
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Via Dolorosa
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Via Alamitos
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Via Nube
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Slurry Seal
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Via Nube
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Via Estrella
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Via Dolorosa
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Mill & Overlay
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Grant Ave
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Southern Pacific RR
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W End
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Mill & Overlay
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Paseo Grande
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Via Granada
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Meekland Ave
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The W. Sunset Blvd project is currently in the design phase, with an anticipated completion target in Fiscal Year 2026.
This month, we had the privilege of attending many exciting events. Click on each event to view photos, videos, and descriptions. Stay connected with us on Facebook, Instagram, X (Formerly Twitter) for the latest updates.
- 2025.10.01 Breast Cancer Awareness Month
- 2025.10.01 Filipino American History Month
- 2025.10.02 Alameda County Fire Department Annual Recognition Ceremony
- 2025.10.03 First Mile Horizontal Levee Tour
- 2025.10.04 Filipino Island Festival Alameda
- 2025.10.07 AC BOS Blake Huntsman, Lead Risk Assessor Retiree
- 2025.10.07 AC BOS Cybersecurity Awareness Month
- 2025.10.07 AC BOS Domestic Violence Awareness Month
- 2025.10.07 AC BOS Raising Leaders Thanksgiving Drive Check Presentation
- 2025.10.11 Patricia Marino’s Celebration of Life
- 2025.10.11 Oakland Asian Cultural Center Gala and 40th Anniversary Celebration
- 2025.10.11 Alameda Pride in the Park
- 2025.10.11 United Nation 80th Anniversary and 60th Flag Raising
- 2025.10.13 Indigenous Peoples' Day
- 2025.10.14 AC BOS Alameda County Arts Leadership Awards
- 2025.10.14 AC BOS Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Month
- 2025.10.14 AC BOS National Arts and Humanities Month
- 2025.10.14 AC BOS National Hunter Syndrome Awareness Week
- 2025.10.15 Alameda County Fire Department Station 7 Ground Breaking
- 2025.10.16 Great ShakeOut Earthquake Drills
- 2025.10.16 Skywest Tour
- 2025.10.18 Alameda County District 3 Emergency Preparedness Day
- 2025.10.19 United Against Hate Week
- 2025.10.20 Diwali
- 2025.10.22 SEIU-UHW Union Negotiators
- 2025.10.22 Roots Community Health Center Ground Breaking
- 2025.10.24 Black Women Organized for Political Action's (BWOPA) Power Up Leadership Summit
- 2025.10.24 Oakland Diwali
- 2025.10.24 Building Opportunities for Self-Sufficiency (BOSS) Rising Stars Celebration of Hope
- 2025.10.25 San Lorenzo Village Homes Association Halloween Parade and Games Event
- 2025.10.28 AC BOS Veterans Day
- 2025.10.28 AC BOS Filipino American History Month
- 2025.10.29 Gateway Bank Grand Opening
- 2025.10.29 Supervisor Nate Miley's Regional Illegal Dumping Convening
- 2025.10.29 NOBLE Event
- 2025.10.29 SEIU 2015 Event
- 2025.10.31 Halloween
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View the full calendar of Halloween and trick-or-treat events!
There are many exciting events coming up in the community. For full details, please visit our website calendar, where you can view all events or select specific locations such as Oakland, Alameda, San Leandro, San Lorenzo, Hayward Acres, and other districts. Events can also be added directly to your personal calendar for easy access.
Date: Wednesday, November 12, 2025
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Virtual Meeting: Zoom Link
Caltrans will host the first virtual community meeting for the I-580 Truck Access Study on Wednesday, November 12 at 6:30 p.m. via Zoom. The study will evaluate the potential impacts of lifting the long-standing truck ban on I-580 between San Leandro and Oakland, including effects on traffic, air quality, noise, and equity.
Community input is vital to ensure local voices guide this process and residents are encouraged to join, learn more, and share their feedback.
RSVP Here
Dates:
Saturday, November 15, 2025
Saturday, December 6, 2025
Saturday, January 24, 2026
Saturday, February 21, 2026
Attend an Alameda County Reparations Commission's listening session to share your stories and ideas that will help guide policies and actions towards healing and justice in Alameda County.
First Installment Due Date: Wednesday, December 10. 2025
Payments become delinquent after the due date, at which time a 10% penalty will be assessed.
Learn more about paying your taxes here.
In celebration of National Arts and Humanities Month, the Alameda County Board of Supervisors proudly honor the 2025 Arts Leadership Award recipients for their vital leadership in arts and cultural organizations that enrich the lives of all who live, work, and create in our communities.
At the October 14 Board of Supervisors meeting, six outstanding arts leaders were recognized for their dedication, creativity, and impact across the County. Their work continues to inspire and strengthen the cultural fabric of Alameda County. The 2025 Alameda County Arts Leadership Award Recipients are: Ashara Ekundayo, Doris Green, Eric Murphy, Jay Singh, Alex Jaga Sousa, and Amara Tabor-Smith. For more information, visit here.
Lead can make it hard for kids to learn and pay attention. Foods high in calcium, iron and vitamin C can help limit the amount of lead absorbed into the body.
Offer a variety of healthy foods to protect your child from the effects of lead, like:
- Yogurt or oatmeal with fruit
- Nut butter on whole wheat toast
- Chicken, veggies and lentils
Some baby foods and snacks, like cereals with rice flour or juices with apple, pear or grape, can have lead and other heavy metals..
Try these lower-risk foods for lead:
- Oatmeal, multi-grain cereal and yogurt
- Milk or water instead of fruit juice
- A variety of fruits and veggies in whole or puree form
For more information, please visit here.
Alameda County Public Defenders is offering clean slate services to help people clean their Alameda County criminal records.
They will be offering walk-in clinics on Thursday, November 20, 2025.
Call 510-268-7472 if you are unable to attend a walk-in clinic. Visit their website here.
Apply Here
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 would 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. For more information, please visit here.
Apply Here
Starting during the new year January 1, 2026, new applicants 19 years or older that do not have Satisfactory immigration Statues (SIS) or unable to provide verification can no longer enroll in full scope Medi-Cal.
Those who can not enroll will only be eligible for restricted scope Medi-Cal, which covers emergency related and pregnancy related services.
Individuals who are already enrolled in full-scope Medi-Cal will be able to keep their full-scope Medi-Cal regardless of immigration status if all other requirements are met.
Individuals 18 years or younger and pregnant individuals who apply for Medi-Cal will be eligible for full-scope Medi-Cal regardless of immigration status.
Visit here for information on how to apply.
Apply Here
General Assistance provides aid to indigent adults and emancipated minors that are legal residents of Alameda County and have no alternative means of support.
Eligibility Requirements:
You may qualify if you:
- Are a U.S. citizen or a legally present non-citizen with no restriction on your stay
- Have lived in Alameda County for at least 15 days
- Are an adult without dependent children or an emancipated minor
Eligibility is also based on income and property
- Applicants may own up to $1,000 in personal property
- A car or home you live in does not count toward this limit
The Alameda County Social Services Agency has updated the online application with the following features.
- Available in 7 threshold languages: English, Spanish, Chinese, Tagalog, Cambodian, Farsi, and Vietnamese — plus Dari and Pashto
- Automatic translation based on selected language
- Option to download the completed application
- Option to email a copy to yourself or others
District 3 resident Donna Wong discovered her passion for coding through Girls Inc.’s STEM programs, which helped launch her career as a Software Developer.
Nearly 40% of the youth Girls Inc. serves live in District 3, with afterschool programs at local schools and a downtown Oakland center. Each year, more than 1,600 students benefit from free academic, leadership, and career-readiness programs.
Support pathways for youth like Donna: girlsinc-alameda.org/invest
We had the pleasure of viewing "In The Red" a powerful film that follows six Bay Area youth over the course of a decade as they journey through the Bay Area Youth EMT program.
Learn more about the documentary here.
Apply Here
The Driving Clean Assistance Program (DCAP), in partnership with the California Air Resources Board (CARB), provides incentives statewide in California to assist low-income and disadvantaged communities in purchasing clean air vehicles. This program aims to combat climate change and predatory lending practices while also offering continuous financial coaching.
Administered by the Community Housing Development Corporation (CHDC), DCAP aligns with CHDC’s commitment to grassroots community development, ensuring equitable access to affordable housing and services while championing diversity and inclusion. Through targeted support, DCAP empowers individuals with limited credit and financial challenges to secure reliable transportation, fostering financial stability and environmental responsibility.
Apply Here
Clean Cars for All provides grants for income-qualified Bay Area residents to retire their older car and replace it with a plug-in hybrid, battery, or hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle, or a pre-paid card to use for public transit and purchase e-bikes.
Apply Here
The Healthy Homes Department offers grants for minor home repairs in Albany, Dublin, Emeryville, Oakland, Newark, Union City, and unincorporated areas including Ashland, Cherryland, Castro Valley, Hayward Acres, Hillcrest Knolls, Fairview, San Lorenzo, and Sunol.
Approved applicants receive grant assistance for minor plumbing repairs, carpentry, electrical repairs, railings, grab bars, toilets, doors, locks, water heaters, and more.
To apply, please call (510) 567-8000 or apply online here. For more information, please visit here.
Apply Here
The BayREN EASE Home Program helps eligible homeowners make low-cost energy upgrades. If you own a single-family home built before 2010, are a PG&E customer, and your income is at or below 120% of the Area Median Income (AMI), you may qualify. BayREN covers 80% of core costs and manages your project from start to finish.
Point of Contact:
Phone: (866) 998-8655
Email: EASEhome@bayren.org
Apply Here
The Alameda County Water District’s Help on Tap Program offers income-qualified residential customers credit for the full bimonthly water service charge. Households may qualify based on their income.
The East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD) serves over 1.4 million people across Alameda and Contra Costa counties. EBMUD’s Water Conservation Division offers a variety of free services to residential as well as commercial, industrial & institutional (CII) water customers looking to save water through leak detection, innovative technology installation, and more.
Available Water Conservation Resources
Water Conservation’s rebates and services help water customers save water, lower costs, and optimize water usage both indoors and in the landscape. Our no-cost offerings include a variety of incentives:
- Resources for all EBMUD customers:
- Lawn conversion, landscape design, and irrigation equipment rebates up to $2,000 for residential and up to $15,000 for commercial customers (www.ebmud.com/rebates)
- Flowmeter rebates to help customers track water usage and catch leaks in real time (www.ebmud.com/flowmeter)
- Water efficiency site surveys & info about how to find leaks (www.ebmud.com/leaks)
- Online resources for inside the home and landscape & many other water saving tips (www.ebmud.com/watersmart)
- Additional resources for commercial customers:
To learn more about EBMUD’s services, or to request a water efficiency review, email waterconservation@ebmud.com.
Apply Here
The REACH program assists residents pay for energy during a crisis, providing energy credit for up to $300 based on the past due bill.
To be eligible for assistance from the REACH program you must:
- Have a residential account with PG&E in the name of an adult living in the household
- Have received either a 15-day or a 48-hour disconnection notice
- Not have received REACH assistance within the past 12 months
- Have household income that does not exceed the REACH income guidelines, which are currently 200 percent above the federal poverty guidelines.
Apply Here
The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) provides assistance to eligible low-income households with the goal of managing and meeting their immediate home heating and/or cooling needs.
For more information about services in your area, please visit their website.
Apply Here
Home Match is a free service that pairs community members seeking affordable housing with those renting out a room. Many providers are older adults seeking income, companionship, or support to age in place, while seekers include students, professionals, and workers on fixed incomes. The program verifies participants, matches based on lifestyle preferences, assists with lease agreements, and offers ongoing support.
For more information, please visit here.
Apply Here
The Hayward Area Recreation and Park District’s Foundation offers limited scholarships to assist individuals with financial needs. Scholarships are awarded based on need and available funds. To apply, complete and submit the application along with a registration form to the District Office. Please note that submitting an application does not guarantee space in the requested program. All information will remain confidential.
Eligibility Criteria:
- Must reside within the Hayward Area Recreation and Park District (Hayward, Castro Valley, San Lorenzo, Hayward Acres, Fairview, Cherryland, Ashland).
- One scholarship per applicant per calendar year.
- Scholarships are primarily for youth, as funds allow.
For more information, please email scholarships@haywardrec.org or visit here.
Take the Alameda CTC Plan Survey in English, Spanish, or Simplified Chinese
Take the Alameda CTC Needs assessment in English, Spanish, or Traditional Chinese
Alameda CTC is updating their Countywide Transportation Plan and needs your input. Take the survey Your shared experience will help shape Alameda CTC’s priorities and plans.
The Alameda CTC is also asking for your input on their Paratransit Needs assessment to better understand your transportation needs and challenges.
Apply Here
Due: Monday, November 10, 2025
Award Announcement: Friday, November 21, 2025
Kaiser Permanente continues its commitment to strengthening community health through its local sponsorship program, which supports programs, events, and organizations in the Greater Southern Alameda Area that address key health needs.
Applications are now open for 2026 programs and events, with confirmation of receipt provided within five business days.
Measure C Family Resource Center (FRC) & Family Shelter Grants
Apply Here
Due Date: Friday, November 14, 2025 at 5:00 pm PT
Competitive $250,000/year FRC Program Funds. Family Shelter grants $25,000-$50,000, noncompetitive, awarded to all eligible shelters. A facilities funding interest form is embedded in both applications.
First 5 Early Care and Education Emergency Grants
Apply Here
The Emergency Grants are designed to help Family Child Care programs and child care centers stay open, buy furniture and supplies, pay their staff, and more. Everyone who is open, eligible, and completes an application and required documentation will receive funding. There are also grant available for Family, Friend, and Neighbor caregivers. Click the button to learn more about eligibility and how to apply.
Request for Applications (RFA): School District EDI Planning & Implementation Grants
Request for Applications
Application Form (Template)
We seek support from each school district in Alameda County in the planning and implementation of the Early Development Instrument (EDI) for academic year 2025/26. It should be noted that districts who wish to receive funding from Measure C are expected to commit to the adoption of the EDI. A key requirement for receiving a grant is identifying an EDI coordinator who will serve as the primary liaison between the school district and First 5, ensuring smooth communication, coordination, and data transfer for the successful implementation of the EDI study. Key responsibilities are in the scope below and include supporting district-wide engagement by facilitating teacher training, managing logistics for EDI completion, coordinating with unions and school boards as needed, and promoting the use of EDI data for local decision-making. Please review the application materials for scope of work, and application instructions.
Request for Qualifications (RFQ): External Consultants
Apply Here
First 5 is seeking applications from external consultants (firms and individuals) for admission to a prequalified pool of providers to support agency work in the following service areas: Program and Strategic Plan Development; Organizational Growth and Change Management; Evaluation Design and Implementation; Communications Strategy Development and Implementation; Stakeholder Outreach, Engagement, and Facilitation Services for System Change/Design; Data, Records, and Information Management; Translation and Interpretation Services; Human Resources and Compliance; and Financial Analysis and Fiscal Policy Development. Please review the application materials for eligibility requirements, scope of work, and application instructions.
Survey Here
Due Date: Friday, November 14, 2026
The REAL People’s Organizing Collective (RPOC) is inviting Oakland’s small businesses and worker cooperatives to share their experiences through their. This effort seeks to better understand the challenges facing local entrepreneurs—such as high rents, permitting barriers, and safety concerns—and to identify opportunities for a more equitable, people-centered economy.
For questions, please contact Jasmine Sozi, Restorative Economics Organizer at Restore Oakland, at jasmine@restoreoakland.org.
Next Drawing Date: Tuesday, November 25, 2025
Apply Here
Ava Bike Electric is an incentive program designed to expand access to e-bikes, reduce carbon emissions, and support local businesses. Learn how the program works and apply now for an instant rebate of $400 to $1,500 toward the purchase of a new e-bike. E-bikes help reduce car use, promote better health, and offer a flexible, eco-friendly way to get around. Income-qualified residents enrolled in programs such as CARE, FERA, or EAP may also receive an additional $250 for safety equipment. Eligible applicants will be entered into monthly drawings through September 2026. For more information, please visit here
Apply Here
Mandatory Bidders’ Conferences: Thursday, October 30, 2025 and Tuesday, November 4, 2025.
Application Due Date: Monday, December 1, 2025, 12:00 p.m.
Award Announcement: Wednesday, January 7, 2026
Alameda County’s Housing & Homelessness Services Department has released the 2025 Home Together Fund – Multifamily Homelessness Solutions Request for Proposals (RFP), offering $40 million in capital and operating subsidies to support shovel-ready multifamily housing projects.
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Alameda County Boards, Commissions, and Committees: Apply Here
Alameda County Agencies and Departments
Alameda County Community Food Bank (ACCFB): Food Pantry Finder
Alameda County General Services Agency (GSA): Accessing Government Funding & Contracting Opportunities
Alameda County Health (ACH)
Alameda County Housing Portal: Affordable Housing Rentals
Alameda County Housing Secure: Tenant and Landlord Housing Resources
Alameda County Human Resource Services (HRS): Job Portal - Apply Here
Alameda County Language Access Solutions
Alameda County Law Library
Alameda County Public Works Agency (ACPWA): Request Services/Report a Problem
Alameda County Registrar of Voters: Register to Vote
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 | VITA Free Tax Preparation Services
Alameda County Treasurer-Tax Collector: Property Tax Portal
Alameda County Weather Advisory, Warming and Cooling Centers, and Resources for Individuals Experiencing Homelessness
Alameda County Workforce Development Board: Job Resources
Alameda Health System
Community Resources: Other Resources
COVID-19
Eden Area Municipal Advisory Council (EMAC)
Emergency Preparedness Resources: AC Alert and Other Emergency Resources
Employment Development Department (EDD)
Events: Community Events
Food Resources
Government Agency Contact List: Contact List
Mental Wellness Resources
Unincorporated Community Resources
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