Community Celebration of Supervisor Wilma Chan and Her Legacy
COVID-19: Testing For CIVID-19
COVID-19: Reducing the Risk of Getting Sick
COVID-19: Staying Safe While Sheltering In Place
COVID-19: Shelter in Place
COVID-19: Managing Emotional Health
How to Sign up for Property Tax Email Reminders
Alameda County Treasurer-Tax Collector Hank Levy explains how to sign-up for property tax email reminders.
The Difference Between E-Check Payment vs Online Banking Payment
Our Treasurer-Tax Collector Hank Levy explains why paying your property taxes online with our e-check system is better than paying with your bank's online payment system.
How to Pay Property Tax Using the Alameda County E-Check System
Watch Alameda County Treasurer-Tax Collector Hank Levy explain how to pay your taxes online easier and faster using e-check.
2017 Annual Report
Learn more about what we have been up to. By the way, our very own Alameda County Information Technology Department - Government produced this video.
Gail D. Hunter - 2016 Women's Hall of Fame Inductee
Our Women's Hall of Fame honors outstanding women like Gail D. Hunter who help make our communities better. But we can't honor women like Gail without your help. Please nominate a deserving, local woman to join Gail as a 2017 inductee.
Innovative Service, Dedicated to Excellence
The 2015-16 Fiscal Year, which ended on July 1, was marked by numerous achievements that made it one of the best years ever for Alameda County. This video touts some of these accomplishments in the areas of public safety, emergency service, improved customer service, technology and preservation of precious public resources. We hope you enjoy the video.
Don't Rush Safety
Great reminder to slow down and take our time...
ACApps Challenge 2014
Our 3rd hackathon was held Saturday, May 3, 2014, at Dublin High School in Dublin, CA. This hackathon was the first one where the majority of participants were youth.
ACApps Challenge 2013
Our second hackathon was held on April 27th, 2013. It proved to be even more successful than our first.
ACApps Challenge 2012
This video from our first hackathon in 2012 gives a great overview how a hackathon works. Visit http://code.acgov.org to learn more.
Did you know flooding conditions can occur very quickly?
Another video from Public Works Agency's "Preparing for El Niño" video series. This one talks about how flooding conditions can change very quickly.
Did you know floodwaters can be extremely dangerous?
How much rushing water does it take to knock you off your feet? How much to move your car? It's less than you might think.
Did you know wet roads can quickly turn to black ice?
Cold weather sometimes follows storms which can lead to icy conditions.
What should you do if you encounter a tree down in the roadway?
What should you do if you come upon a downed tree while driving? Here's your answer.
What should you do if you drive up to a mudslide?i
El Niño could bring more and stronger storms to the Bay Area. Unfortunately, that could mean more mudslides. What should you do if you encounter a mudslide while driving? This video has your answer.
Did you know it’s extremely important to obey the “Road Closed...
Always obey barricades and don’t attempt to move them or attempt to drive around them. They are there for your safety.
Did you know you can fight local flooding in front of your home?
You can fight localized flooding in your neighborhood by keeping a rake handy to remove leaves and other debris from the storms drains.
What should you do if you encounter a downed powerline?
Here's the next video in the "Preparing for El Niño" series produced by our Public Works Agency. #ACStormTips
What should you do if you encounter standing water?
Here's another video from our Public Works Agency's video series about El Niño. Don’t attempt to drive through standing water. It could be much deeper than it appears. Just 2’ of water can carry a car away. There can also be hazards like a washed out roadway underneath. Motorists should leave the area immediately. Make a mental note of where the standing water is located, and report details to the local authorities as soon as it is safe to do so.
Did you know it’s safer to drive on a major transportation cor...
It’s safer to drive on a major transportation corridor during a storm than it is on a rural road. Rural roads often have more incidents of mudslides, downed trees, and downed power lines. It may take a few extra minutes to use more heavily traveled major transportation corridors, such as freeways and highways, but your safety is worth the extra time.
This is What Alameda County is All About
Great video produced by our Alameda County Information Technology Department that captures what the County is all about.
Preparing for an Incoming Winter Storm
When a Winter Storm is predicted in the Bay Area, watch this video from our Public Works Agency to be prepared.
