 The Alameda City Council will hold a workshop to discuss Alameda’s infrastructure needs for shoreline flood protection and sea level and groundwater rise. This is a great opportunity to learn about the latest progress, hear what’s coming next, and show support for building a more resilient shoreline.
Community voices matter—if you’re interested in sea level rise planning,climate resilience, or Alameda’s shoreline future, we encourage you to tune in or attend.
 In early December, the Bay Area will witness the incredible King Tide phenomenon, where tides will rise higher than usual. This natural occurrence offers us a preview of what is to come for our infrastructure and communities if we don’t adapt our shoreline to rising tides. Join the Oakland Alameda Adaptation Committee (OAAC) and the East Bay Regional Parks District at Crab Cove to watch as the 7.8-foot-high king tide flows into the marine protected area. Find out about the City of Alameda’s plans to adapt to Sea Level Rise, and how to participate in community resiliency efforts.
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Saturday, Dec 6th, 11-1pm
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Crab Cove Visitor Center, 1252 McKay Ave, Alameda
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Drop-in: No registration required
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Rain or shine
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 Don’t miss your chance to give input! This information will be shared with City of Alameda staff and officials. If you haven't done so already, please take the survey and have your voice heard. The survey will close December 5th.
Take the survey!
Building on the past two years of work, the City is now embarking on the next phase of sea level rise adaptation planning in Alameda. With an SB1 grant from the Ocean Protection Council, the Alameda has formally initiated the development of a plan which intends to conform to the guidelines in the Regional Shoreline Adaptation Plan (RSAP). Plan completion is expected in 2027 with approval from the Alameda City Council and San Francisco Bay Conservation Development Commission (BCDC). The plan will be developed in coordination with the OAAC. Learn more about Alameda's Shoreline Adaptation Plan.
There are several ways to learn more about our work in Alameda:
- Visit our project webpages
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View project boards from the Sept 27th Sea Level Rise Planning Fair
- Stay tuned for updates from this newsletter
Contact us
dmieler@alamedaca.gov
www.alamedaca.gov/OaklandAlamedaAdaptationCommittee
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