The City Council adopts this Plan every five years. It includes an overview of the City's water service area, projected water demands, water supply reliability, and water shortage contingency plan. The City has begun the process of preparing the 2015 Plan.
The Transportation Division plans, engineers and manages the City's transportation network.
The Transportation Division is responsible for:
The Hayward Executive Airport meets the travel needs of local private pilots and their passengers, and we welcome visitors from around the country. This vibrant general aviation airport is home to over 400 aircraft including business jets, and it provides over 300 jobs and $300 million in annual economic benefits to the community.
Voter approved Measure B, Measure BB ½ cent sales tax, and the $10 Vehicle Registration Fees for vehicles registered in Alameda County fund improvements to Hayward roadways and bicycle and pedestrian facilities, and are administered by the Alameda County Transportation Commission (ACTC).
To plan, design, construct, operate, and maintain the City's public infrastructure, facilities, environment, and related services, including the City's roads, airport, water service, wastewater service, recycled water service, stormwater management, solid waste and recycling in a safe, reliable, innovative, and efficient manner, in full compliance with all applicable local, state, and federal laws and regulations; to manage City-wide-ranging environmental sustainability activities and climate change issues, and to design and construct all new buildings and parks.
In partnership with the community, we will create and maintain neighborhoods capable of sustaining civic life. We commit to reducing the levels of crime, fear, and disorder through community-based, problem-oriented, and data-driven policing
The Police Department, in serving the people of Hayward, strives to reduce crime and provide a safe city by:
Fleet management staff are responsible for operation, maintenance, repair, acquisition, and disposal of the City's fleet of 430 vehicles and equipment.
The City of Hayward Fleet Management Division of Maintenance Services is an Alameda County Certified Green Business. That means that the operation meets all of the County's green criteria, including reducing waste streams, recycling, conserving water and electricity, using dry cleanup methods for hazardous material spills, and containing chemicals to prevent storm water drain contamination.
The Facilities Management division manages the operation, maintenance, and repair of City facilities.
Facilities Management keeps City buildings in good condition by providing comprehensive maintenance, including routine repairs, long-term fixes, and general building upkeep. The division also prepares, protects, and cleans up City facilities for special events.
If a City building needs fixing or you'd like to hold a special event at one of our buildings, Facilities is the division to call. A list of the facilities we maintain include:
The City of Hayward is at your service! Access Hayward is an online tool that connects you directly to the people, services, and resources that make our city great.
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