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Dear Alameda County District 3 Community,
May 2026 has been a month filled with meaningful holidays, heritage months, and community observances that reflect the diversity and values of our communities. We recognize Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Jewish American Heritage Month, Mental Health Awareness Month, Foster Care Month, Military Appreciation Month, National Cancer Research Month, National Water Safety Month, Older Americans Month, and Small Business Month, all of which honor the contributions and lived experiences of so many. Throughout the month, we also observe important days such as International Workers’ Day, Cinco de Mayo, Lei Day, Teacher Appreciation Week, National Nurses Week, the National Day of Prayer, and the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. We also honor civic and community milestones including Mother’s Day, National Bike-to-Work Day, Harvey Milk Day, Memorial Day, and Eid al-Adha. Together, these observances highlight a shared commitment to inclusion, remembrance, service, and community well-being.
May also marked the beginning of our budget planning for the next fiscal year, and it has been a difficult process this year due to federal cuts to health and human services and the full implementation of California’s Proposition 1, which significantly shifts funding away from preventive mental health services and toward serving those with serious mental illness and/or substance use disorders. I have been working very hard with County staff to preserve as many services as possible. You can find the County’s budget documents here: https://budget.alamedacountyca.gov/Home/Documents
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One bright note is that during Affordable Housing Month, we have been able to allocate Measure W funds to several affordable housing projects, and we have also seen progress in reducing homelessness through our biennial Point-in-Time (PIT) Count. The initial results of the 2026 Point-in-Time Count shows that overall homelessness in Alameda County decreased by 13%, with unsheltered homelessness down 18% compared to the last count in 2024. Oakland, which continues to have the largest unhoused population in the county, also saw a meaningful reduction, including a 20% decrease in overall homelessness and nearly 1,000 fewer people experiencing unsheltered homelessness.
These results reflect years of investment, coordination, and the work of service providers, community based organizations, county staff, city staff, and residents who show up for the unhoused. The PIT Count is an important snapshot that helps guide county decisions around homelessness funding, programs, and policy. This year’s results will inform Alameda County’s Home Together Plan and the implementation of the Home Together fund, which supports prevention, shelter, and expanded housing options.
Homelessness remains one of the most urgent challenges facing our county, but these results give us a reason to push forward.
Across the events my team and I attended, we were reminded that building safer, healthier communities requires more than responding to challenges after they happen. It requires listening to residents, investing in trusted community spaces, supporting culturally rooted solutions, and recognizing the many ways people find belonging, healing, and hope.
Photo L-R: 19keys and Supervisor Lena Tam
This month, I was proud to help support My City, Our Music, a multidisciplinary symposium that brought together community leaders, artists, technology innovators, violence prevention practitioners, public agencies, and local organizations to explore how music, social media, digital platforms, and artificial intelligence can be used to prevent violence and strengthen safer communities across Alameda County.
Music and culture have always played a powerful role in Oakland and the East Bay. They shape how young people express themselves, build identity, connect with one another, and navigate conflict. Today, social media and digital technology are also central to those conversations. These platforms can sometimes escalate harm, but they can also be used intentionally as tools for prevention, education, intervention, and positive engagement. My City, Our Music was an opportunity to bring artists, entrepreneurs, public agencies, and community members together to explore solutions that reflect the creativity, strength, and innovation of our communities.
Photo: Board of Supervisors presenting proclamations for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
May was also recognized as Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, a time to celebrate the histories, cultures, and contributions of AANHPI communities across Alameda County and beyond. It is also a reminder of the importance of honoring the communities, families, small businesses, artists, elders, and young people who continue to shape the cultural and civic life of our neighborhoods.
Photo: Board of Supervisors presenting proclamation for Mental Health Awareness Month
This month was also Mental Health Awareness Month, a reminder that public safety and community well-being are deeply connected. Violence prevention must include trauma awareness, healing, supportive relationships, and access to trusted services. When we invest in spaces where young people feel seen, families feel supported, and residents feel connected, we create stronger foundations for safety and resilience.
Photo L-R: Supervisor Lena Tam, Councilmember Charlene Wang, Michael Wimsatt
This month, I also had the opportunity to partner with City of Oakland Councilmember Charlene Wang at her Town Hall at Clinton Park. We connected with residents, answered questions, and shared more about how Alameda County and the City of Oakland are working together to address issues impacting the community, including homelessness, human trafficking, and illegal dumping. I am grateful to Councilmember Wang and everyone who came out to stay engaged, share concerns, and be part of the conversation.
Come visit our booth at the San Leandro Cherry Festival and meet representatives from the Offices of Congressmember Lateefah Simon and Supervisor Lena Tam! Enjoy a day filled with a community parade, local vendors, live entertainment, delicious food, and family-friendly activities. Stop by to connect with neighbors, learn about local resources and issues, and celebrate the community with us.
San Leandro Cherry Festival and Parade
Date: Saturday, 06/06/2026
Parade Time: 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Parade Location: Starting at San Leandro BART, down Parrot St., up E.14th St., and towards the San Leandro Main Library on Estudillo Ave.
Festival Time: 11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Festival Location: W. Estudillo Ave in Historic Downtown San Leandro
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San Leandro Pride Flag Raising Ceremony
Date: Saturday, 06/06/2026
Time: After the San Leandro Cherry Festival Parade, around 11:30 a.m.
Location: 300 Estudillo Ave, San Leandro, CA 94577
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Wednesday 07/29/2026
9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
(Please note that the date and time may change due to unforeseen circumstances.)
Location: Alameda County District 3 Office
(101 Callan Avenue, Suite 103, San Leandro, CA 94577)
Stay connected by adding your information to our contact list!
Have questions, concerns, or comments?
Complete the Constituent Form and RSVP to the Event: https://forms.office.com/g/5FeLg3y2Tc
Point of Contact:
Ryan Hughes
Policy Advisor
Email: ryan.hughes@acgov.org
Phone: (510) 387-7819
Café con la Supervisora del Condado de Alameda, Lena Tam
Miércoles 07/29/2026
9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
(Tenga en cuenta que la fecha y hora pueden cambiar debido a circunstancias imprevistas.)
Oficina del Distrito 3 del Condado de Alameda
(101 Callan Avenue, Suite 103, San Leandro, CA 94577)
¡Mantente conectado agregando tu información a nuestra lista de contactos!
¿Tienes preguntas, inquietudes o comentarios?
Complete el formulario de constituyente y confirme su asistencia al evento: https://forms.office.com/g/5FeLg3y2Tc
Ryan Hughes
ryan.hughes@acgov.org
(510) 387-7819
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與阿拉米達縣參事 Lena Tam 譚蓮娜喝咖啡
星期三 07/29/2026
9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
(请注意，日期和时间可能会因不可预见的情况而有所变动。)
阿拉米達縣第三選區辦公室
(101 Callan Avenue, Suite 103, San Leandro, CA 94577)
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Ryan Hughes
ryan.hughes@acgov.org
(510) 387-7819
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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. Community events and resources include Oakland Town Nights, free summer meals programs, summer reading and adventure programs, free Port of Oakland Harbor Tours, and many other events listed on the community events calendar. As we look forward to 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. For those looking to become more involved in the community, we welcome volunteers at upcoming Alameda County District 3 events. If you are interested in volunteering, please email us at bos.district3@acgov.org. 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
Don’t Forget to Vote for the California Primary Election!
Active civic engagement is essential to a strong democracy, and participating in the California Primary Election is one of the most direct ways to make your voice heard!
Election day for the California Primary Elections is June 2, 2026! The last day to register to vote to receive a mail-in ballot was May 18, but eligible citizens can still register as late as election day by going in person to one of the voting centers listed here: https://alamedacountyca.gov/rov_app/vcalist?electionid=259 on or before election day.
- Vote-by-mail ballots can be returned by mail, at a drop-off location, or your county elections office.
- Vote centers open for early in-person voting in all Voter’s Choice Act counties beginning on May 23, 2026.
- Vote-by-mail ballots must be postmarked on or before Election Day and received by June 9, 2026.
Not registered yet? Visit registertovote.ca.gov to register online.
If your name, address, or political party has changed since the last time you voted, you will need to re-register to vote.
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 instagram. 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.
More Immigration Resources
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.
The City of Alameda’s 4th of July Parade will take place on Saturday, July 4, 2026 at 10:00 a.m., celebrating the United States’ 250th birthday and the Alameda Fire Department’s 150 years of service.
This year’s parade will be led by Honorary Grand Marshal Congresswoman Lateefah Simon, with Fire Chief Nick Luby and the Alameda Fire Department serving as Grand Marshals. Known as the longest July 4th parade in the nation, the route spans more than three miles and features over 150 entries, including marching bands, dance groups, community organizations, floats, equestrians, and local leaders.
The City of Alameda’s Rent Program released its 2025 Annual Report, highlighting major progress in tenant protections and compliance. In 2025, the program helped recover more than $500,000 for 212 tenant households affected by invalid rent increases.
The report also notes a landmark appellate court victory that secured full rent control protections for 150 units at Admirals Cove, setting a statewide precedent for former institutional housing converted to residential use. Other highlights include more than 13,100 registered tenant-occupied units, over 9,000 public inquiries answered, and 24 informational workshops for landlords and tenants.
Dates: 06/01/2026 - 07/31/2026
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The Summer Reading Challenge is free for children, teens, and adults. Readers earn prizes for the amount of time spent reading during the two-month period. All three library locations have expanded programming schedules, so be sure to check our Events Calendar for dates and times. Stop by any Alameda Free Library branch to sign up, or register for the challenge online.
Oakland has unanimously adopted a strengthened Illegal Dumping Enforcement Ordinance, becoming the first city in California to implement the Alameda County Model Ordinance. The ordinance increases penalties, holds vehicle owners accountable, creates new violations for transporting waste without required license plates, and streamlines enforcement.
The ordinance is part of Oakland’s broader strategy focused on education, cleanup, and enforcement. It also includes an equity-focused approach to track impacts in communities most affected by illegal dumping and support long-term solutions that keep neighborhoods clean and safe.
Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee released her proposed Mid-Cycle Budget for Fiscal Year 2026-27, outlining the City’s financial challenges while prioritizing public safety, homelessness response, cleaner streets, and core services. The balanced budget does not include layoffs or rely on potential Measure E revenue, instead closing the projected shortfall through vacant position freezes and reduced contract services.
The proposal also includes a spending plan for Measure E if approved by voters on June 2, with funds directed toward fire and emergency response, illegal dumping cleanup, homelessness services, public safety operations, and neighborhood quality-of-life improvements. Community budget presentations will be held throughout May, with City Council budget deliberations beginning June 1.
Dates: 05/23/2026 - 08/01/2026
Website
Register Here
Enjoy reading challenges, hands-on activities, and special events for all ages. From workshops and author talks to jazz performances, there is something for everyone, and everyone wins.
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Summer is just around the corner and Town Nights is hosting fun, free, and family friendly events throughout the month of June!
San Leandro is seeing progress in its efforts to address homelessness. According to the 2026 Alameda County Point-in-Time Count, unsheltered homelessness in the city decreased by 8.3%, with 19 fewer people sleeping outside than in 2024. Sheltered homelessness increased by 31 people, reflecting the City’s expanded shelter capacity.
This progress is supported by investments in low-barrier shelter, dedicated outreach, homelessness prevention, and affordable housing preservation. Programs like the Lewelling Interim Housing and Drop-In Center, the Alternative Response Unit, rental assistance, and affordable housing improvements are helping connect residents to stability and long-term housing.
Dates: 06/01/2026 - 07/31/2026
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Register Here
Readers of all ages can earn points by reading books or completing activities. Kids and teens can redeem points for prizes, while everyone who earns 100 points receives a special finisher prize. Rewards include an invitation to the Summer Reading Carnival, gift cards, mini tote bags, recreational swim passes, museum admission, soccer tickets, and more. Join online through Beanstack or pick up a paper booklet at any San Leandro Library branch. Complete the program once per person and earn up to 100 points this summer!
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
Alameda County Public Works Project Update (as of 11/17/2025)
Awarded (Recently Completed/Under Construction):
- Estudillo Canal Tidegate Structure Reconstruction and South Levee Modification, San Leandro – FEMA Award Notice received April 2025. Project advertised in July and awarded in October 2025. South levee modification (2026 Year 1 construction) to be completed by November 2026. Tidegate structure reconstruction (2027 Year 2 construction) to be completed by November 2027.
- San Lorenzo Creek Concrete Channel Temporary Stabilization (resulting from utility pipeline ruptures), Downstream of Washington Avenue, San Leandro (substantial completion)
- Stivers Lagoon Restoration, Fremont (substantial completion)
- Laguna Creek Channel Improvements Between Grimmer Blvd. and Auto Mall Parkway, Fremont (Year 1 construction completed)
- Lake Merritt Pump Station Underground Storage Tank Replacement and Electrical System Rehabilitation, Oakland (Under Construction)
- San Leandro Creek Trail between Hegenberger Road and 0.2 miles upstream of 98th Avenue, including two traffic signal crossings, Oakland (Trail portion substantially completed; traffic signals under Construction)
- Lake Merritt Pump Station Flood Resiliency, Oakland (Under Construction)
- San Lorenzo Creek Concrete Side Slope and Crack Repairs Behind Via Hermana, San Lorenzo (Under Construction)
Under Design:
- San Leandro Creek Storm Damage Repairs behind 1045, 1073 Lee Ave., and 881 St. Mary’s Ave., San Leandro (Advertised for bids in October 2025; bid opening in December 2025)
- Dry Creek Restoration Downstream of Railroad Avenue, Union City. (Project advertised in September; award in November 2025. Construction to begin summer 2026).
- San Lorenzo Creek Concrete Channel Permanent Restoration (resulting from utility pipeline ruptures), Downstream of Washington Avenue, San Leandro. The District will seek reimbursement from the utility companies for all work associated with their pipelines rupture.
- Sulphur Creek South Levee Erosion Repair Near San Francisco Bay, Hayward
- Alameda Creek Turnaround Restoration at West End of North Levee, Fremont
- Alameda Creek Restoration Between BART Weir and Decoto Road, Fremont
- Line A-1 Underground Drainage Bypass Between Mystic Street and Tanglewood Road, Oakland
Other Projects:
- Installation of an underground full trash capture device on Via Arriba. (substantial completion)
- Installation of an underground full trash capture device on Hampton Road at Western Blvd. (Project advertised in September; award in November 2025. Construction to begin summer 2026).
Alameda County Public Works Agency is announcing a major construction project on the Meekland Avenue Corridor, including the replacement of the existing bridge over San Lorenzo Creek. This critical work will improve long-term safety, structural integrity, and the overall reliability of the transportation network.
Full Closure: Meekland Avenue, at either end of the San Lorenzo Creek Bridge, will be closed approximately one year, from June 8, 2026 through April 23, 2027. This closure is necessary to safely demolish and reconstruct the bridge.
What to Expect: Through traffic between E. Lewelling Boulevard and Paseo Grande will be closed for the duration of bridge construction. Local access will be maintained. Residents and emergency services will have access from Paseo Grande to the south side of the bridge closure, and from E. Lewelling Boulevard to the north side of the bridge closure.
Project Improvements: Upon completion, the corridor will feature enhanced safety for all users, including new and improved sidewalks, upgraded ADA accessibility, a Class II bicycle facility, and a safe bridge structure.
Alameda County Public Works Agency appreciates your patience and cooperation during this important project.
For updates or additional information, please contact the Construction Hotline at: (510) 670-5591
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Public Service Announcement: Meekland Bridge Closure and Bus Detours
Alameda County Public Works has announced that the Meekland Bridge will close for construction starting June 8, 2026, with work expected to last about 300 days. This closure will affect AC Transit Lines 34 and 93. AC Transit has developed and tested temporary detour routes, which required and have received County approval due to bus stop changes in unincorporated areas.
Detour details will be available on actransit.org and linked to the County’s project website at https://www.acpwa.org/project/meekland-avenue at least 72 hours before the changes begin. A map and additional information were also included in the May 27, 2026 Unincorporated Services Committee meeting packet.
Alameda County's Economic Development staff can help explore resources available to you in unincorporated Alameda County such as small business counseling and financing. Please call Kristin Perrault, Economic Development Manager, for more information about these exciting opportunities! Call us (510) 670-6506.
Need a Business License? - Contact the Business License Office
Visit: 224 W. Winton Ave., Room 169 Hayward, CA 94544
Call: (510) 670-6400
Fax: (510) 670-6404
Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Email | Apply Online | FAQs | Download Application Here
Business Resources:
Alameda County Economic & Civic Development has partnered with several organizations that provide excellent support to the small business community.
A Must Read for Starting a Business!
Check out our new business guide to help you start a new business in the unincorporated areas of the County. Don't forget that starting a business is more than just getting a business license and opening up shop. Make sure you have checked in with the Planning and Zoning office at 510-670-5400 before entering into any financial obligation, lease or begin pulling permits to do work on your space. This is also true when opening up a home-based business or cottage food business.
Using our Food Pipeline, you can pinpoint where to go for help.
Graffiti removal service for private and public properties. If you own, manage or lease a property that is located within unincorporated Alameda County, you may be eligible for our Graffiti Abatement Program.
Dates: 06/01/2026 - 08/01/2026
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Embark on your Summer Adventure at AC Library!
Activities, reading, and more! Progress through your quest at AC Library and receive a book gift and prize drawing entries! All ages and abilities are welcome to participate!
Due: Wednesday, 06/10/2026
Apply Here
Aplica Aquí
Help the County develop an Urban Forest Plan for the unincorporated communities! Apply by June 10 to join the Tree Advisory Group (TAG).
¡Ayuda al condado a elaborar un Plan Forestal Urbano para las comunidades no incorporadas! Presenta su solicitud antes del 10 de junio para unirse al Grupo Asesor de Árboles («TAG» en inglés).
- 2 hour commitment per month / 2 horas al mes
- No experience needed / No se requiere experiencia
- Participant stipends available /Los participantes recibirán un estipendio
Space is limited! Learn more or apply now.
¡Las plazas son limitadas! Leer más o envía su solicitud ahora.
The program is designed to strengthen relationships between law enforcement and the communities it serves by bringing together trusted local leaders into one unified network. The program promotes transparency, builds public trust, and supports two way communication by uplifting community concerns while sharing information about ACSO outreach efforts.
Community Ambassadors help bridge cultural, generational, and social gaps, contributing to safer and more informed neighborhoods. Participants include faith leaders, community organizers, neighborhood watch members, and local business owners.
For more information, contact (510) 667-3611 or email CORErecommend@acgov.org.
Due: Monday, 07/20/2026
Register Here
National Night Out is back! Every first Tuesday in August, the community and law enforcement team up to build a safer, more welcoming community.
If you are planning to host a gathering, please scan the QR code and complete the application form. If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out to Alameda County Sheriff’s Office.
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.
- 2026.05.01 Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
- 2026.05.01 Foster Care Month
- 2026.05.01 International Workers' Day
- 2026.05.01 Jewish American Heritage Month
- 2026.05.01 Lei Day
- 2026.05.01 Mental Health Awareness Month
- 2026.05.01 Military Appreciation Month
- 2026.05.01 National Cancer Research Month
- 2026.05.01 National Water Safety Month
- 2026.05.01 Older Americans Month
- 2026.05.01 Small Business Month
- 2026.05.01 CALICO (Child Abuse Listening, Interviewing and Coordination) Center Fundraiser Celebration
- 2026.05.02 Alameda County District 5 Emergency Preparedness Fair
- 2026.05.03 Wildfire Preparedness Week
- 2026.05.04 Teacher Appreciation Week
- 2026.05.05 Cinco de Mayo
- 2026.05.05 National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG)
- 2026.05.05 Teachers' Day
- 2026.05.06 National Nurses Week
- 2026.05.07 Lorenzo Theater Tour
- 2026.05.07 National Day of Prayer
- 2026.05.08 CAAMFest Gilbert Gong The Heart of Lincoln Square Movie Screening
- 2026.05.09 Oakland Roots AAPI Heritage Night
- 2026.05.09 Alameda County District 3 and Oakland District 2 Town Hall
- 2026.05.10 Mother's Day
- 2026.05.12 AC BOS CalFresh Awareness Month
- 2026.05.12 AC BOS Agriculture Week
- 2026.05.12 AC BOS Affordable Housing Month
- 2026.05.12 AC BOS Older American's Month
- 2026.05.12 AC BOS Emergency Medical Services Week
- 2026.05.12 AC BOS Mental Health Awareness Month
- 2026.05.12 AC BOS Asian American Pacific Islander and Native Hawaiian Heritage Month
- 2026.05.12 AC BOS Public Service Recognition Week
- 2026.05.13 Oakland Chinatown Chamber of Commerce's 39th Spring Banquet
- 2026.05.14 Ace Hardware Grand Opening
- 2026.05.14 Building Futures’ Jazz It Up
- 2026.05.14 Community Kitchens Volunteers
- 2026.05.15 National Bike to Work Day
- 2026.05.15 2700 International Boulevard Groundbreaking Ceremony
- 2026.05.15 Port of Oakland Harbor Tour
- 2026.05.16 East Bay Leaders
- 2026.05.19 Point-In-Time Count Press Conference
- 2026.05.19 Native American Health Center’s Flicker Building Grand Opening
- 2026.05.20 California Highway Patrol Ride-Along
- 2026.05.20 Mayor Barbara Lee One-Year Anniversary Celebration
- 2026.05.20 Jewish American Heritage Month East Bay
- 2026.05.21 Alameda County Food Sovereignty Roundtable
- 2026.05.21 Rising Together Rising Together 9/11 Memorial Exhibit
- 2026.05.22 Harvey Milk Day
- 2026.05.22 Jenny Lin's 32nd Anniversary Memorial Service and Candlelight Walk
- 2026.05.23 My City Our Music Summit
- 2026.05.25 Memorial Day
- 2026.05.26 Eid al-Adha
- 2026.05.28 Oakland Housing Authority’s Affordable Housing Month Site Tour
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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.
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Consumer Alert: Agricultural officials are urging Bay Area residents to take precautions after invasive glassy-winged sharpshooters were detected on grape plants sold at Costco stores beginning April 21. The pest spreads Pierce’s disease, which is fatal to grapevines and harmful to almond, citrus, and ornamental plants. Residents who purchased these grapevines should not move, return, trash, or compost them. Instead, securely bag the plant and contact the Alameda County Department of Agriculture at (510) 670-5232 or alameda.ag@acgov.org for inspection. Officials are working with regional partners to prevent the spread of this serious agricultural threat affecting California farms and home gardens.
The Alameda County Fair is offering opportunities for free admissions for 2026! The Fair runs from 06/19/2026 to 07/12/2026.
Free Admission for Seniors
Alameda County seniors may attend the Fair for free. To qualify, individuals must be 62 years or older (ID required) and reside in Alameda County. Complimentary tickets are limited to one per person and must be picked up in person; tickets cannot be collected on behalf of others. Tickets are available at any Age Well Center while supplies last. For more information, visit alamedacountyfair.com
Free Tickets for Elementary School Students
A free ticket program is also available for elementary-aged students in Alameda County. Watch the video below to learn more.
Free Fair Ticket Video
New Sensory Morning Experience
The Fair will also be introducing a Sensory Morning experience designed to create a more comfortable and inclusive environment for guests with sensory needs. Watch the video below to learn more.
Sensory Morning Video
Visit Daily Bowl Website
In April, Daily Bowl recovered and distributed 57,590 pounds of food, providing nearly 48,000 meals and reducing 36.93 metric tons of CO2 emissions. The organization also expanded partnerships with large food corporations and distributors, helping strengthen support for nonprofit partners and community members facing rising costs.
Daily Bowl also announced that its prepared meals pilot project is now active, supporting a soup kitchen that serves at least 400 families each week.
More information
Effective July 1, 2026, Medi-Cal will no longer cover regular dental services for adults 19 and older without satisfactory immigration status (SIS), unless they are pregnant, in their postpartum year, or a former foster youth under 26.
Emergency dental services such as treatment for serious pain, infections, and extractions will still be covered. If you applied for Medi-Cal before January 1, 2026, full dental benefits remain available through June 30, 2026.
PUBLIC BENEFITS PROGRAMS
To apply for benefits online: https://BenefitsCal.com for CalFresh, CalWORKs, Refugee Cash Assistance, and Medi-Cal www.CoveredCA.com for Medi-Cal www.GetCalFresh.org for CalFresh
By telephone:
Speak to an eligibility worker to apply forCalFresh, Medi-Cal, CalWORKs, GeneralAssistance, Refugee Cash Assistance, and the Cash Assistance Program for Immigrants (CAPI) over the phone or request an application for any program: 510-263-2420 or 1-888-999-4772
CHILDREN & FAMILY SERVICES
Child Abuse Hotline: 510-259-1800
Adoptions - General Information: 510- 268-2422
Adoption, Foster Parent, Foster License Information: 510-259-3575
Foster Care Eligibility Info line: 510-268-2500
Independent Adoption: 510-268-2428
Independent Living Program: 510-667-7696
Post Permanency (Serving postadoptive and Kin-GAP families): 510-268-2553
Stepparent Adoption: 510-268-4276
EMERGENCY HOUSING ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
Housing and Emergency Lodging Program (HELP) is available to single adultswho are Alameda County residents and are homeless or at-risk of becoming homeless. Apply online.
Alameda County Season of Sharing (SOS) provides one-time emergency housingassistance or critical family needs to families with children 18 and under living in the home; persons age 55 and older; individuals with medically verified disabilities, veterans, emancipated or former foster youth, victims of domestic violence or violent crimes, and pregnant women in their 2nd trimester or later.
Read more about eligibility and program criteria.
ADULT & AGING SERVICES
Adult Protective Services: 866-CALLAPS
Area Agency on Aging County Veterans Service Office:
Email: veterans@acgov.org
In-Home Supportive Services: 510-577-1900
Public Administrator's Office: 510-577-3539
Public Guardian-Conservator: 510- 577-3585
Senior Info & Assistance: 1-800-510-2020 or 510-577-3530
Email: seniorinfo@acgov.org
Residents who want to stay engaged with proposed laws and policy decisions can access a variety of official, public resources at the state, county, and federal levels to stay informed.
At the California State Legislature, residents can view, search, and track bills as they move through the legislative process including full bill text, amendments, committee analyses, and voting records.
California State Legislature Bill Information
To search for legislation or follow specific bills more directly, residents can also use the state’s bill tracking tools:
California Bill Search Portal
At the California State Assembly, residents can find information about their representatives, committee hearings, and current legislative activity, including daily agendas and bill updates.
California State Assembly
At the federal level, U.S. Congressional legislation can be searched and tracked through the official national database:
Congress.gov
At the local level in Alameda County, residents can follow county ordinances, budgets, and policy decisions through the Alameda County Board of Supervisors. Meeting agendas, minutes, and supporting documents are publicly available and regularly updated.
Alameda County Board of Supervisors Meetings
Residents can also review county codes and ordinances through the Clerk of the Board, which maintains official records of local laws and regulations:
Alameda County Ordinance Code and Charter
By regularly visiting these sites or subscribing to notifications where available, residents can stay informed about legislation that may affect housing, transportation, public safety, health services, and other key community priorities.
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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.
Due: Friday, 05/29/2026 at 5:00 p.m.
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The Bay Area Air District is offering up to $3 million through its People’s Air Grant Program to support projects in impacted communities that reduce exposure to air pollution and address related public health impacts. Grants of up to $400,000 per organization over two years are available.
Eligible projects may include community education on air pollution and health, community-driven air quality monitoring, health care resources and services for those affected by pollution exposure, and programs aimed at reducing pollution or limiting exposure. Community-based groups, local 501(c)(3) nonprofits, public agencies, and California Native American Tribes serving Bay Area environmental justice communities are encouraged to apply.
Due: Friday 05/29/2026
Apply Here
The Bay Area Air District and Marie Harrison Community Foundation are accepting applications for the 2026 Marie Harrison Environmental Justice Scholarship. Now in its fourth year, the scholarship will support twelve students with $5,000 each toward undergraduate education.
Preferred applicants have an interest in social justice, environmental science, environmental justice, law, policy, or urban planning, attended a Bay Area high school, and demonstrate financial need.
Due: Sunday, 05/31/2026
Take Survey
BART and the Alameda County Planning Department are seeking community feedback on the Draft Goals and Objectives for future transit-oriented development at the site. The document will help guide future developer proposals and BART’s selection of a development partner.
Community members are encouraged to complete the short survey. The survey takes about five minutes and is especially helpful for those who could not attend the January Open House or May Virtual Community Meeting.
Due: Sunday, 05/31/2026
Take Survey
Alameda County Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster is seeking community input to help shape its new strategic direction. A brief optional survey is available for partners and organizations involved in disaster response to share where ALCO VOAD can have the greatest impact before, during, and after disasters.
Due: Sunday, 05/31/2026 at 11:59 p.m.
Program Begins: 10/23/2026.
Apply Here
The Metropolitan Transportation Commission is accepting applications for its CARE Power-Building and Engagement (Pb+E) Learning Lab, a 6-month professional development program for Bay Area community-based organization staff.
Selected organizations will deepen their knowledge of land use, transportation, housing, and climate policy while strengthening leadership and power-building skills. Each selected organization receives a $20,000 stipend, technical assistance, and peer learning support.
Due: Sunday, 05/31/2026 at 11:59 p.m.
Apply Here
The Minerva Scholarship Program, established by Women in California Leadership, supports women in achieving their educational goals. Open to California residents enrolled full-time with a minimum 2.5 GPA, the program awards up to 126 scholarships of $3,000 and one $10,000 award. Applicants must submit an application, personal statement, transcript, resume, and two recommendation letters online by the deadline.
Alameda County Library “Creature Quest” Summer Adventures
Dates: 06/01/2026 - 08/01/2026
Website
Alameda Free Library “Plant a Seed, Read.” Summer Reading Challenge
Dates: 06/01/2026 - 07/31/2026
Register Here
Oakland Public Library “Read, Connect, Explore” Summer Program
Dates: 05/23/2026 - 08/01/2026
Register Here
San Leandro Public Library "Plant a Seed, Read" Summer Program
Dates: 06/01/2026 - 07/31/2026
Register Here
California’s Summer EBT program, known as SUN Bucks, is returning in 2026. This food program provides families $40 per month for food in June, July, and August ($120 total) when children do not have access to school meals.
Most children who qualify for free or reduced-price school meals through a school meal application or Universal Benefits Application, or get CalFresh, CalWORKs, and/or Medi-Cal, are automatically enrolled. Children in foster care, experiencing homelessness, attending Head Start, and/or are considered a runaway are also categorically eligible and are automatically enrolled. Some children may need to sign up. Participating in SUN Bucks does not affect a family’s immigration status. Visit our FAQs page for more information.
For cardholder assistance, the SUN Bucks helpline is available at (877) 328-9677. The helpline provides automated support 24 hours a day, seven days per week. Live agents are available Monday through Friday, 6 a.m. – 8 p.m. To check your benefit balance and claim status, visit the California EBT cardholder website.
How to Find Summer Meal Sites:
California Meals for Kids Mobile App
USDA Summer Meals Site Finder
California Summer Meal Service Sites Webpage
Oakland Unified School District (OUSD)
Dates: Varies by School (Closed on June 19 (Juneteenth) and July 4 (Independence Day))
Time: Varies by School
Locations: Various Locations
Website
Oakland Public Library - Lunch at the Library
List of 2026 Summer Food Service Sites
Dates: 06/01/2026 - 08/07/2026 (Closed on June 19 (Juneteenth) and July 4 (Independence Day))
Time: 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Locations: Various Locations
Website
San Leandro Unified School District (SLUSD)
Dates: Varies by School (Closed on June 19 (Juneteenth) and July 4 (Independence Day))
Time: Varies by School
Locations: Varies by Locations
Website
San Lorenzo Unified School District (SLZUSD)
(Closed on June 19 (Juneteenth) and July 4 (Independence Day))
Website
Meals at no charge will be served at the following locations June 10th-July 9th
Bay Elementary School
2001 Bockman Road, San Lorenzo, CA 94580
Lunch for enrolled students will be served during instructional day
Community Lunch: Monday - Friday, 12:00 p.m. - 12:20 p.m. in the MPR
San Lorenzo High School
50 E. Lewelling Blvd., San Lorenzo, CA 94580
Lunch for enrolled students will be served during the instructional day
Community Lunch: Monday - Friday, 12:10 p.m. -12:30 p.m. in the MPR
Meals at no charge will be served at the following locations June 15th-July 17th
Corvallis Elementary School
14790 Corvallis St., San Leandro, CA 94579
Community Lunch: Monday - Friday, 11:00 a.m. -11:20 a.m. in the MPR
Meals at no charge will be served at the following locations June 10th-July 30th
San Lorenzo Public Library
395 Paseo Grande, San Lorenzo, CA 94580
Monday - Thursday, 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Apply Here
ACSSA is recruiting 24 highly motivated individuals who are ready to reenter the workforce and build a long-term career. They are seeking:
- 3 candidates with an interest or background in information Technology, and
- 2-3 candidates with an interest or background in Criminal Justice
Program Highlights:
- 12-month paid job training program
- 8-10 weeks of classroom and hands-on skill training
- 10-months clerical internship with Alameda County departments
- Earn $27.32 per hours as a temporary employee of the Alameda County Services Agency
Minimum Qualifications:
- Must reside in Alameda County and intend to remain a resident for the next 12 months. No exceptions.
- Must possess a high school diploma or a General Equivalency Diploma (GED).
- Must currently be receiving CalWORKs benefits with at least six (6) months of time on aid remaining.
- Must be actively participating in the Welfare to Work (WTW) Program.
Application Process Begins: Wednesday, 04/01/2026
Due: Monday, 06/01/2026 at 5:00 p.m.
Apply Here
The California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation (CLLCF) Scholarship supports California students pursuing higher education. Eligible applicants must be full-time students or graduating seniors with a 2.5 GPA. Submit an application, transcript, resume, headshot, two recommendations, and required forms online.
Due Date Extended: Thursday, 06/04/2026
To learn more and submit a nomination online please visit arts.acgov.org/advocacy
Community members are invited to submit nominations to this annual program! The Alameda County Arts Leadership Awards Program is an excellent way to celebrate someone who deserves to be recognized for their important work in the Alameda County arts community! The Alameda County Arts Commission invites County residents to submit nominations for the 2026 Arts Leadership Awards Program. This annual program enables the Alameda County Arts Commission and the Alameda County Board of Supervisors to recognize five individuals for their outstanding achievements and contributions impacting the arts community and the residents of Alameda County.
Due: Friday, 06/12/2026
Take Survey
Please help us with our annual evaluation of the GRH Program by responding to a short survey. Whether or not you received reimbursements in 2025, your feedback is essential to the ongoing success of the GRH Program. Your feedback will help us improve the program and ensure continued funding. As a small thank you for completing the survey, you’ll be entered to win a $100 Clipper card.
Access the survey now using the following link:
The survey will be open through Friday, June 12, 2026. If you prefer to complete the survey by phone or email, please call (510) 433-0320 or email ridehome@alamedactc.org for assistance. Your feedback will be anonymous and greatly appreciated. Additionally, please let us know if you have any questions about using the GRH program.
Have you changed jobs or moved recently?
Please update your GRH account information so we can keep our records up to date. http://grh.alamedactc.org/update-your-account/
Thank you for your ongoing participation and support!
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. Visitors will learn about the Port, its operations, and the economic and jobs impact on the region. Harbor tours provide a unique vantage point because the Port’s marine terminals can be viewed from the water. The excursions are a great way to see how the Oakland Seaport works.
For more information including logistics, boarding instructions and ticket registration for the public please visit here.
Harbor Tour 2026 Schedule:
Dates:
- Friday, 06/12/2026 (Registration will open on Tuesday, 06/02/2026 at 8:00 p.m. (PDT).)
- Friday, 07/10/2026 (Registration will open on Tuesday, 06/30/2026 at 8:00 p.m. (PDT).)
- Friday, 08/14/2026 (Registration will open on Tuesday, 08/04/2026 at 8:00 p.m. (PDT).)
- Friday, 09/25/2026 (Registration will open on Tuesday, 09/15/2026 at 8:00 p.m. (PDT).)
- Friday, 10/16/2026 (Registration will open on Tuesday, 10/06/2026 at 8:00 p.m. (PDT).)
Time: 6:45 p.m. - 8:15 p.m. (90-minute cruise)
Location: Oakland Jack London Terminal
(10 Clay St, Oakland, CA 94607)
Website
Next Drawing Date: Tuesday, 06/23/2026
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.
Due: Tuesday, 07/14/2026
Apply Here
The Bay Area Air District has opened its 2026 application cycle for the Clean Heating Efficiently with Electric Technology (Clean HEET) Program, which provides grants to help homeowners replace wood- or pellet-burning fireplaces and stoves with cleaner, energy-efficient electric heat pumps. Funding ranges from $3,000 up to $10,500 for one device and up to $13,500 for two devices, with additional incentives available for removing uncertified wood-burning devices. The program aims to reduce harmful wood smoke pollution and improve air quality across the Bay Area.
Due: Monday, 07/27/2026, 5:00 p.m. PDT
Apply Here
The Alameda County Transportation Commission (Alameda CTC) is responsible for the planning, programming and allocation of federal, state, regional, and local funding for transportation improvements throughout Alameda County. The investments approved by Alameda CTC result in a wide range of transportation improvements and services that facilitate safe, efficient and accessible travel for all types of transportation in all areas of Alameda County.
The Comprehensive Investment Plan (CIP) brings the vision and goals established through the Alameda CTC’s long-range countywide plans into the near term by focusing funding investments over a five-year programming and allocation period. The purpose of the CIP is to facilitate strategic programming and allocation of all federal, state, regional and local fund sources under the Alameda CTC’s purview. This includes, but is not limited to, federal Surface Transportation Program (STP)/Congestion Mitigation Air Quality (CMAQ), State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP), County Transportation Fund for Clean Air (TFCA), and local sales tax measures and vehicle registration fee programs.
2028 Comprehensive Investment Plan
Call for Projects - Open
Alameda CTC is embarking on the development of the 2028 Comprehensive Investment Plan (2028 CIP) and is releasing a call for projects for $200 million in combined Alameda CTC-administered discretionary local funding sources, including Measures B and BB (MB/MBB), Vehicle Registration Fee (VRF), Transportation Fund for Clean Air (TFCA), I-580 Toll Revenues, federal One Bay Area Grant Program Cycle 4 (OBAG 4), and Community Action Resource and Empowerment (CARE) funding for eligible public agencies to improve the county’s multi-modal transportation system. The 2028 CIP will program funding between fiscal years 2027-28 through 2031-32.
Application Deadline: The deadline to apply is Monday, July 27, 2026, at 5:00 pm PDT. The online application portal will close promptly at 5:01 pm, and late applications will not be accepted.
CIP Guidelines and Application Form
* For preview purposes only (use the online portal to access the application and Excel budget file)
Due: First come first serve basis
Apply Here
The Air District has approximately $355,000 in remaining Clean Air Centers Program funding available to support portable air filtration units and up to five years of replacement filters for public clean air spaces in Bay Area communities.
Eligible applicants include local governments and public agencies. Funding is available on a first-come, first-served basis, and all projects must be completed by September 30, 2026
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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
Agenda Notification: If you would like to receive email notifications for upcoming agenda postings, please send an email to cbs@acgov.org to request specific agenda notices.
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.
In-Person Public Comment Procedures for Board of Supervisors Meetings:
Members of the public may speak during the meeting by submitting a speaker slip to the Clerk. Items scheduled for a specific time on the agenda will not be heard before the listed time and may not be called exactly at that time, depending on the Board’s proceedings.
NOTE: Only matters within the Board’s jurisdiction may be addressed. Written public comments will not be read during the public comment period.
Written Public Comment Procedures for Board of Supervisors Meetings:
Comments submitted by 3:00 p.m. the day before the meeting will be shared with all Board Members and included in the official record. Comments submitted after the deadline will still be added to the official meeting record but will not be shared with Board Members before the meeting. Comments will not be read aloud during the meeting.
By Email: You may email your written public comment to cbs@acgov.org. Please include your name and either the agenda item number or indicate that your comment is for Public Input (items not on the agenda).
By Online Form: You may submit your written public comment using the online form here.
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 24 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 72 hours 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。
Automated Translated Transcript (Available for Select Meetings Only): To view an automated translated transcript or listen to translated audio of the meeting from English into multiple languages, please visit the website provided in the teleconference guidelines. Then, select your preferred language from the drop-down menu.
Transcripción traducida automatizada (disponible solo para ciertas reuniones): Para ver una transcripción traducida automáticamente o escuchar el audio traducido de la reunión del inglés a varios idiomas, visite el sitio web indicado en las pautas de teleconferencia. Luego, seleccione su idioma preferido en el menú desplegable.
自動翻譯逐字稿（僅適用於部分會議）：如需查看自動翻譯的逐字稿，或收聽會議由英語翻譯成多種語言的音訊，請前往遠端會議指南中提供的網站，然後從下拉選單中選擇您偏好的語言。
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