Disposal Days is designed to provide community members with additional opportunities to safely and legally dispose of household debris and provide information about other low-cost and no-cost alternatives.
The City of Hayward believes water is one of our most precious resources and is dedicated to water conservation so that our natural supply remains available for future generations. Learn more here.
Water-wise gardening is essential in the Bay Area, where conserving water resources is critical to maintaining a resilient ecosystem.
Staff will still be available to assist the public by phone and e-mail. Housing Division staff can be reached directly at (510) 583-4454. Para español llama (510) 583-4246.
The Council Infrastructure & Airport Committee meets on bi-monthly at 5:30 p.m. on the 4th Wednesday (February, April, June, August, October, December). Meetings will either be held at Hayward City Hall in Conference Room 2A, 777 B Street or the Hayward Airport, 20301 Skywest Drive. Special meetings will be scheduled as determined necessary by the Committee or the City Manager.
Whether you are a teen just starting out looking for your first job or a new resident that has moved into our community with years of experience, we are hoping this page provides you with resources to find that perfect fit for your next job experience. With over 8,000 registered businesses in the city, someone is always hiring. Find links for different resources, including information on how to expand your skills, where to look for local jobs, our growing industries, and more here.
The new maps, released last month by the California State Fire Marshal, cover areas under the jurisdiction of all local fire departments (called Local Responsibility Areas, or LRAs, and assign comparative levels of varying fire-hazard severity based on climate and topography.
The Hayward Public Library has partnered with Cal State East Bay. Eden Youth and Family Center, Hayward Promise Neighborhood and 5 Sikh Seva Food Truck to bring FREE hot meals to South Hayward.
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.
Graffiti, abandoned cars or public safety concerns: report these and other issues directly to us and we’ll get to work on them.
You have questions, we have answers. Use Access Hayward to make sure your question is routed to the right person and handled properly by our team.
We want to hear from you! This is a quick and easy way to make a suggestion, compliment a member of our staff or share an idea with us
