County of Alameda, CA - Government

07/24/2026

Be sure to vote.

You can now vote in the Congressional District 14, Special General Election! Eligible voters reside in the district boundaries set before Prop 50.

When you receive your ballot, make sure to mark it with only blue or black ink, sign the outside of the envelope, and seal it before casting it! You can cast your ballot at any Official Ballot Drop Box, 24/7. It’s a quick, easy, and secure way to get your ballot counted.

07/23/2026

Casa Abierta sobre los Proyectos de Mejoras al Transporte
Alameda County Public Works Agency
Miércoles, 5 de agosto de 2026, 6-8pm
Castro Valley Library, Chabot/Canyon Rm, 3600 Norbridge Ave.

Acompáñenos para conocer los proyectos de mejoras al transporte que se están llevando a cabo en las áreas no incorporadas del Condado de Alameda. Conozca a los ingenieros encargados de los proyectos, explore los detalles de cada uno y obtenga más información sobre las mejoras que se encuentran en las fases de diseño y construcción.

Proyectos en la fase de diseño:
• Grove Way, Castro Valley (Proyecto destacado)
- Desde Oak Street (límite de la ciudad de Hayward) hasta Tanglewood Drive
• Maubert Avenue, Ashland (Proyecto destacado)
- Desde 159th Avenue hasta Tanager Avenue
• Bartlett Avenue, Hayward Acres
- Desde Hesperian Boulevard hasta Garden Avenue

Proyectos en la fase de construcción:
• Haviland Avenue, Cherryland - Desde Blossom Way hasta Medford Avenue
• Heyer Avenue, Castro Valley - Desde Redwood Road hasta Center Street
• West Sunset Blvd, Hayward Acres - Desde Hesperian Blvd hasta Royal Avenue

Para obtener más información, escriba a : [email protected]
o visite https://bit.ly/RoadOpenHouse

* No es necesario hacer una reserva. Esta es una casa abierta con horario flexible, por lo que los miembros de la comunidad pueden asistir en cualquier momento durante el evento.

07/23/2026

Transportation Improvement Projects Open House
Alameda County Public Works Agency
Wednesday, August 5, 2026 6-8pm
Castro Valley Library, Chabot/Canyon Rm, 3600 Norbridge Ave.

Join us to learn about transportation improvement projects happening throughout unincorporated Alameda County. Meet the project engineers, explore project details, and learn more about improvements in the design and construction phases.

Projects in Design Phase:
• Grove Way, Castro Valley (Featured Project)
- From Oak Street (Hayward city limits) to Tanglewood Drive
• Maubert Avenue, Ashland (Featured Project)
- From 159th Avenue to Tanager Avenue
• Bartlett Avenue, Hayward Acres
- From Hesperian Blvd to Garden Avenue

Projects in Construction Phase:
• Haviland Avenue, Cherryland - From Blossom Way to Medford Avenue
• Heyer Avenue, Castro Valley - From Redwood Road to Center Street
• West Sunset Blvd, Hayward Acres - From Hesperian Blvd to Royal Avenue

For more information, email: [email protected]
or visit https://bit.ly/RoadOpenHouse

* No reservation is required. This is a drop-in open house, and community members are welcome to attend at any time during the event.

07/23/2026

Thanks to all of the emergency responders!

07/22/2026

More evacuation and shelter information for the Little Fire in Sunol and City of Pleasanton.

07/22/2026

Evacuation and shelter information for the Little Fire in Sunol.

This page provides up-to-date lodging options available in the Tri-Valley region.Our goal is to support you during this critical time by making it easier…

07/22/2026

Evacuation orders in Sunol.

AC Alert: Alameda County Evacuation order issued for Sunol near PG&E powerplant/Little Valley Rd (ALC-072, PLS-103, PLS-079, PLS-080 PLS 081, PLS 082) due to Wildfire as of 07-21-2026 04:22 PM. There is a serious and immediate threat to life and property, and you must LEAVE NOW by this lawful order. Follow instructions from emergency personnel. Use Route Highway 84/Vallecitos Rd or Happy Valley Rd. Temporary shelter, Pleasanton Senior Center (5353 Sunol Blvd). Do not return until officials have lifted evacuation order. If it is safe to do so, check on neighbors who may not have received this alert or who may need assistance evacuating call 9-1-1 for emergency help.
Check your zone at ACalert.org.

AC Alert: Orden de evacuación emitida en el Condado de Alameda para Sunol cerca de la planta eléctrica de PG&E/Little Valley Rd (ALC-072, PLS-103, PLS-079, PLS-080 PLS-081, PLS-082) debido a un incendio forestal a partir del 21-07-2026 a las 04:22 PM.
Existe una amenaza grave e inmediata para la vida y la propiedad, y debe SALIR AHORA por esta orden legal. Siga las instrucciones del personal de emergencia.
Utilice las siguientes rutas de evacuación:
Carretera Highway 84/Vallecitos Rd
Happy Valley Rd
Refugio temporal: Pleasanton Senior Center (5353 Sunol Blvd)
No regrese al área hasta que las autoridades hayan levantado la orden de evacuación.
Si es seguro hacerlo, verifique el bienestar de vecinos que puedan no haber recibido esta alerta o que puedan necesitar ayuda para evacuar. Para asistencia de emergencia, llame al 9-1-1.

Para obtener ayuda con la traduccion, visite ACalert.org.

07/20/2026

We’re honored to be recognized in the 2026 Digital Counties Survey from the Government Technology News and National Association of Counties (NACo). This recognition reflects our county’s ongoing commitment to using technology to improve government operations, strengthen public services, and deliver better outcomes for residents.

Thank you to our teams, our communities, & the many partners who help us deliver better government every day. https://ow.ly/lCkh50ZqfBA

07/06/2026

Alameda County is mourning the passing of former Alameda County Board Supervisor Scott Haggerty, a dedicated public servant who represented District 1 for over two decades.

President David Haubert, District 1, stated, “We are deeply saddened by the passing of former Supervisor Haggerty. His long-standing commitment to our community touched many lives, and we extend our heartfelt condolences to his family, friends, community, and former colleagues as they grieve this loss.”

Supervisor Nate Miley, District 4, served alongside Haggerty for decades, he stated, "I witnessed firsthand Supervisor Haggerty's unwavering commitment to improving transportation, strengthening our communities, and advocating for the residents he represented," Supervisor Miley wrote. "His leadership helped shape countless transportation projects and regional initiatives that will benefit generations to come. Scott’s legacy is one of service, vision, and steadfast dedication to the public good."

Haggerty was a valued partner and steadfast supporter of county administration as well, “Supervisor Haggerty will be most remembered for his dedication and for his countless
advocacy efforts to expand county services in the Tri-Valley. He also prioritized the county’s fiscal health to promote and protect the county’s long-term financial resilience.” said County Administrator Susan S. Muranishi.

The Board of Supervisors will pause to honor his memory at its next meeting on July 14, and flags at all county buildings will be lowered at half-staff.