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Hayward City Council and members of the community standing on B street holding a banner
The cover of last year’s Annual Report mailer featured Hayward Sustainability Specialist Nicole Grucky flashing the heart sign at our weekly COVID-19 food distribution site. It reflected the spirit of our extraordinary City of Hayward pandemic relief effort and the resilience of the Hayward community.
The City of Hayward will receive approximately $38 million under the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), the $1.9 trillion COVID-19 economic stimulus bill passed by Congress and signed into law on March 11, 2021.
New businesses are coming to the City of Hayward. See how we are growing.
the City of Hayward is taking steps to protect our environment.
On May 18, the City Council directed staff to begin testing and implementing nine high-priority projects intended to address local concerns raised during community conversations on policing and public safety.
Lincoln Landing, which broke ground on Foothill Boulevard in October 2019, is bringing 476 new apartments, 80,500 square feet of retail space and starting next year thousands of new residents to downtown Hayward.
On July 31, a kick-off celebration marked the start of fundraising for a new youth and family center at Tennyson and Ruus roads.
