DeAnna Hilbrants brings deep experience in municipal finance and public service leadership. She most recently served as Assistant Director of Business Services for Silicon Valley Power in Santa Clara, overseeing financial and contracting functions for the city’s electric utility with operating and capital budgets exceeding $1 billion. Her previous roles include Deputy City Manager and Finance…
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Mary joined the City in 2011 through the International City/County Management Association (ICMA) Management Fellowship Program in the Office of the City Manager. Since then, she has served as an analyst for Human Resources, Public Works and Fire before returning to the City Manager’s Office in 2020 as a Senior Management Analyst. Mary holds a Master of Public Policy degree with a focus in local…
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Hayward Rides, Program Overview The City of Hayward is excited to launch Hayward Rides, a program designed to provide residents with access to free bicycles, helping to make cycling a more accessible, affordable, and sustainable transportation option. Hayward Rides is one of the largest municipal bike programs in the country. The program aims to support residents and youth, especially those in disadvantaged and…
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Map of Hayward showing the project area, What is a CBTP, The purpose of Community Based Transportation Plans (CBTPs) is to collaborate with residents, community organizations and transportation agencies to improve mobility options for low-income and underrepresented communities. These community led plans identify the most important transportation issues in these neighborhoods and develop strategies to address and monitor them. It involves extensive…, Get Involved: We want to hear from you!, Online Survey, Please take this online survey so we can learn about the transportation challenges you experience in your neighborhood. Your feedback is key to the CBTP. It will help us identify transportation improvements that make it safer and easier to get around the city. , Online Mapping Tool, Use the online mapping tool to identify locations in the study area that need transportation and safety improvements. Follow the steps below: Click on “Place a Comment on the Map” button and select the location. You can also use the search bar to find the address. Select a comment type. Click on “add” under attachments to add an image. This can be a broken sidewalk or unsafe intersection. Click…, Local Partners, The City is partnering with trusted community organizations to develop this plan. Look out for upcoming events and updates from these organizations for additional opportunities to stay connected and share your input: Eden Youth Community Resources for Independent Living Hayward Promise Neighborhoods AC Transit, Public Engagement Plan, Community Transportation Plan Public Engagement Plan, Questions about this project? Contact:, Associate Transportation Planner, Colin Patterson:, colin.patterson@hayward-ca.gov, Alameda County Transportation Commission Logo
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Water Resource Recovery Facility Pictured above is the Water Resource Recovery Facility (WRRF, formerly WPCF), which treats an average of 11 million gallons of wastewater per day. The WRRF will soon undergo significant improvements to enhance the quality of the wastewater discharged into the San Francisco Bay. , Project Overview, The City is upgrading its wastewater treatment processes to limit the discharge of nutrients to the Bay in compliance with upcoming regulatory requirements. The improvements will also accommodate future increased flows as Hayward’s population increases. The Bay, like all bodies of water, is comprised of nutrients that must remain balanced to maintain the health of the ecosystem. In recent years…, Estimated Project Timeline, Preliminary Design Phase:, Summer 2022 to Spring 2024, Final Design Phase:, Spring 2024 to Late 2025, Construction Phase, Administration Building:, Early 2025 to Early 2027, Construction Phase, Phase II Improvements: , Fall 2025 to Early 2030, Project Budget, Construction of the improvements is currently estimated to cost $190 to $360 million. The total project cost is estimated to be between $394 and $594 million. More details about the budget are included in the, Adopted FY 2025-2034 Capital Improvement Program (CIP), ., Project Documents, NOI Hayward Water Sewer Project Final, 2024 Hayward Water Sewer IS, Apr. 16, 2024 -, City Council, Adopt Resolutions Authorizing the City Manager to Apply for a United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (WIFIA) Loan for the Water Resource Recovery Facility (WRRF) Improvements - Phase II Project in an Amount up to $260 Million, and Authorize Payment of WIFIA Loan Application Fee in the Amount of $100,000, Staff Report & Attachments Meeting Details Action Details, Apr. 2, 2024 -, City Council, Adopt a Resolution Declaring the City of Hayward's Intention to Issue Tax-Exempt Obligations and Preserving the Ability for the City to Reimburse Itself for Expenses Associated with the Water Resource Recovery Facility (WRRF) Project, Staff Report & Attachments Meeting Details Action Details, Mar. 26, 2024 -, City Council, Adopt a Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Execute a Professional Services Agreement with Carollo Engineers for Construction Management for the Water Resource Recovery Facility (WRRF) Improvements - Phase II Project, Project Nos. 07749, 07760 and 07786, in an Amount Not-to-Exceed $949,625, Staff Report & Attachments Meeting Details Action Details, Dec. 12, 2023 -, City Council, Adopt a Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Apply for a United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (WIFIA) Loan for the Water Pollution Control Facility (WPCF) Improvements - Phase II Project No. 07760 RECOMMENDATION, Staff Report & Attachments Meeting Details Action Details, Dec. 5, 2023 -, City Council, Adopt a Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Amend the Professional Services Agreement with Brown and Caldwell to Increase the Contract Amount by $8,023,117 to a Not-to-Exceed Amount of $16,672,828 for Final Design Services for the Water Pollution Control Facility (WPCF) Improvements Phase II Project No. 07760, and Authorize use of Contingency Funds for Design of the Existing Final…, Staff Report & Attachments Meeting Details Action Details, Dec. 6, 2022 -, City Council, Adopt a Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Amend the Professional Services Agreement with Brown and Caldwell to Increase the Contract Amount by $4,800,000 to a Total Not-to-Exceed Amount of $8,649,711 for Final Design Services for the Administration and Laboratory Building, and Primary Effluent Equalization Basin Relocation Projects, and Geotechnical Investigation Services for the Water…, Staff Report & Attachments Meeting Details Action Details, Jul. 5, 2022 -, City Council, Adopt a Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Execute a Professional Services Agreement with Brown and Caldwell for the Preliminary Design Services for the Water Pollution Control Facility (WPCF) Improvements Phase II Project, Project No. 07760, in an Amount Not-to-Exceed $3,849,711, Staff Report & Attachments Meeting Details Action Details
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The City of Hayward annual Pavement Improvement Project (“PIP”) will begin late-May 2026 and will bring more than $10 million in street and curb repairs, resurfacing, striping, and bike lane, crosswalk, and other upgrades to more than 129 lane-miles of roadway. The project encompasses 123 street segments and is expected to be completed by the end of November. Residents will receive 72-hour…, Questions? Contact, Project Manager, Yama Farouqi: (510) 583-4761 or , yama.farouqi@hayward-ca.gov, List of Streets, Explore previous, current, and projected street paving locations using the interactive map below. To navigate to the 2026 map: Click Map Layers in the upper right corner of page. Click the arrow “>” to expand treatment years. Click “2026 Project Paving Work.” Paving History and Projected Paving Map, STREET, LIMITS, TREATMENT, Albatross Rd. Breaker Cir. to Breaker Cir., Preventative Maintenance, Albion Ct. Breaker Cir. to Cul-De-Sac, Preventative Maintenance, Beachwood Ct. Cul De Sac to Marshbrook Dr. (End) , Preventative Maintenance, Beachwood St. Marshbrook Dr. to Spindrift Cir., Preventative Maintenance, Breaker Cir. Marshbrook Dr. to Marshbrook Dr. , Preventative Maintenance, Breaker Ln. Marshbrook Dr. to Marshbrook Dr. , Preventative Maintenance, Driftwood St. Marshbrook Dr. to Spindrift Cir., Preventative Maintenance, Dune Cir. Sandcreek Dr. to Sandcreek Dr., Preventative Maintenance, Eden Park Pl. Hesperian Blvd. to Cul-De-Sac, Preventative Maintenance, Eden Shores Blvd. Marina Dr. to Hesperian Blvd. Marina Dr. to Begin PCC Begin PCC to End PCC End PCC to Eden Shores Dr, Preventative Maintenance, Eden Shores Ct. Eden Shores Dr. to Cul-De-Sac, Preventative Maintenance, Eden Shores Dr. Eden Shores Blvd. to Eden Shores Ct., Preventative Maintenance, Isle Ct. Shellgate Cir. to Cul-De-Sac , Preventative Maintenance, Jetty Way Eden Shores Dr. to Eden Shores Dr., Preventative Maintenance, Marina Dr. Industrial Blvd. to Eden Park Pl., Preventative Maintenance, Marshbrook Dr. Eden Shores Dr. to Eden Shores Dr., Preventative Maintenance, Plover Ct. Marshbrook Dr. to Cul-De-Sac, Preventative Maintenance, Sandcreek Dr. Edenshores Blvd. to Tern Pl. Shellgate Cir. to Edenshores Blvd., Preventative Maintenance, Sea Drift Cir. Eden Shores Dr. to Eden Shores Dr., Preventative Maintenance, Sea Drift Ln. Eden Shores Dr. to Sandcreek Dr., Preventative Maintenance, Sea Haven Ct. Eden Shores Dr. to Cul-De-Sac, Preventative Maintenance, Sea Horse Ct. Eden Shores Dr. to Cul-De-Sac, Preventative Maintenance, Shellgate Cir. Shellgate Ct. to Sandcreek Dr., Preventative Maintenance, Shellgate Ct. Shellgate Cir. to Cul-De-Sac, Preventative Maintenance, Spindrift Cir. Marshbrook Dr. to Marshbrook Dr., Preventative Maintenance, Spindrift Ct. Marshbrook Dr. to Cul-De-Sac , Preventative Maintenance, Sunset Dune Way Sandcreek Dr. to Shellgate Cir., Preventative Maintenance, Tern Pl. Eden Shores Dr. to Sandcreek Dr., Preventative Maintenance, Santa Clara St. A St. to Winton Ave., Preventative Maintenance, Foothill Blvd. Mission Blvd. to Apple Ave., Preventative Maintenance, Harder Rd. Santa Clara St. To Mission Blvd. , Preventative Maintenance, Hesperian Blvd. City Limits to City Limits, Preventative Maintenance, Huntwood Ave. Whipple Rd. to San Antonio St. & Folsom Ave. to Gading Rd., Preventative Maintenance, Jackson St. Santa Clara St. to Mission Blvd., Preventative Maintenance, Mission Blvd. A St. to South City Limits, Preventative Maintenance, Santa Clara St. Harder Rd. To Winton Ave., Preventative Maintenance, Tennyson Rd. Hesperian Blvd. To Mission Blvd., Preventative Maintenance, Whipple Rd. City Limits To City Limits, Preventative Maintenance, A St. Walnut Ave. to I-880 NB Off-Ramp , Rehabilitation, Hathaway Ave. West A St. to City Limits, Rehabilitation, Martin Luther King Dr. Staley Ave. to Burbank St., Rehabilitation, A St. Foothill Blvd. to County Limits, Rehabilitation, Fifth St. C St. to B St., Rehabilitation, Grace St. Peralta St. to Montgomery St., Rehabilitation, Grove Way & Locust St. Grove Way and Locust St., Rehabilitation, Kimball Ave. Rio Vista St. to Foothill Blvd., Rehabilitation, Main St. A St. to Warrant St., Rehabilitation, Oakview Ave. Rio Vista St. to Foothill Blvd., Rehabilitation, Rio Vista St. End to End Hazel Ave. to Rex Rd., Rehabilitation, Seventh St. B St. to End, Rehabilitation, Sixth St. B St. to C St., Rehabilitation, Sylvan Glen Ct. Second St. to End, Rehabilitation, Western Blvd. Peralta St to City Limits , Rehabilitation, Western Blvd. Smalley Ave. to Sunset Blvd., Rehabilitation, Austin Ave. Cypress Ave. to Huntwood Ave., Rehabilitation, Berry Ave. Silverthorne Pl. to ACFC (COP), Rehabilitation, Edith St. Sycamore Ave. to Lilly Ave., Rehabilitation, Groom St. Lilly Ave. to Cul-De-Sac, Rehabilitation, Lilly Ave. Groom St. to Edith St., Rehabilitation, Orchard Ave. Soto Rd. to Joyce St., Rehabilitation, Pinedale Ct. Mission Blvd. to End, Rehabilitation, Sycamore Ave. Mission Blvd. to Edith St., Rehabilitation, Traynor Ct. Cul De Sac to Traynor St., Rehabilitation, Waterson Ct. Traynor St. to Cul De Sac, Rehabilitation, Ainslee Ct. Cul De Sac to Whitman St., Rehabilitation, Colette St. Sorenson Rd. to South End, Rehabilitation, Diana Pl. Luvena St. to End, Rehabilitation, Ebony Way Joshua St. to Voltaire St., Rehabilitation, Fruitwood Way Voltaire St to Whitman St. , Rehabilitation, Jane Ave. Whitman St. to Harder Rd. , Rehabilitation, Laurette Pl. Colette St. to Cul De Sac, Rehabilitation, Mahogony St. Edwin Way to Cottage Park Dr., Rehabilitation, Sorenson Rd. Collette St. to Luvena Dr., Rehabilitation, Stanislaus Way Stanislaus Ct. to West End Cul De Sac, Rehabilitation, Voltaire St. Stanislaus Way to Edwin Way , Rehabilitation, Adeline St. Eldridge Ave To Blaine Way, Rehabilitation, Belvedere Ct. Shepard Av to CDS , Rehabilitation, Brian St. Bruno St. to Baldwin St., Rehabilitation, Conant Ct. Rieger Ave To End, Rehabilitation, Eldridge Ave. Inglewood St. to Regal Ave., Rehabilitation, Huntwood Ct. Huntwood Ave to End , Rehabilitation, Lyford St. Lytelle St. To Rieger Ave., Rehabilitation, Orchard Park Pl. Schafer Rd. to Cul-De-Sac, Rehabilitation, Ranker Pl. Manon Ave. to CDS, Rehabilitation, Rieger Av. Hamrick Ave. To End , Rehabilitation, Stanwood Rd. Inglewood St. To Underwood Rd., Rehabilitation, Tampa Ave. Tennyson Rd. to Patrick Ave., Rehabilitation, Underwood Ave. Inglewood St. to Gomer St. , Rehabilitation, Cinnamon Ct. Ruus Rd. to Cul De Sac, Rehabilitation, Colony Ct. Folsom Ave. to Vagabond Ln, Rehabilitation, Folsom St. Ruus Rd. to Tampa Ave., Rehabilitation, Foxfire Ln Logan Way to End, Rehabilitation, Sebring Ct. Welford Ln to Cul-De-Sac, Rehabilitation, Silverdell Way Huntwood Ave. to Colony Ct., Rehabilitation, Thiel Rd. Ruus Rd. to End, Rehabilitation, Vagabond Ln Folsom Ave. to Colony Ct, Rehabilitation, Breakwater Ct. Breakwater Ave. to Clawiter Rd , Rehabilitation, Clawiter Rd. Enterprise Ave. to UPRR, Rehabilitation, Enterprise Ave. Clawiter Rd. to Whitesell St., Rehabilitation, Point Eden Way Eden Landing Rd. to Cul-De-Sac, Rehabilitation, Research Rd. Point Eden Way to Trust Way , Rehabilitation, Trust Way Resarch Rd. to Eden Landing Rd. , Rehabilitation, Viking St. Diablo Ave. to Depot Rd., Rehabilitation, Anna St. Denton Ave. to Buchanan Way , Rehabilitation, Ardenwood Ct. West St. to Dead End, Rehabilitation, Bennington Ln. Dodge Ave. to Cryer St., Rehabilitation, Brentwood Ct. Sangamore St. to End , Rehabilitation, Calaveras Rd. Denton Ave. to Buchanan Way, Rehabilitation, Chapman Ct. Cryer St. to Cul De Sac, Rehabilitation, Christina Ct. Monument Blvd. to Cul De Sac, Rehabilitation, Heather Ct. West St. to Dead End, Rehabilitation, La Playa Pl. La Playa Dr. to End , Rehabilitation, Stone Ct. Sangamore St. to End, Rehabilitation, Verlor Ct. Sangamore St. to End , Rehabilitation, Xavier Ave. Monument St. to Chandler Rd., Rehabilitation, Yew Ct. Sangamore St. to West St., Rehabilitation, Project Documents, April 21, 2026 —, City Council, Adopt a Resolution Awarding a Contract to Bay Cities Paving & Grading, Inc., for the FY 26 Pavement Improvement Project, Project No. 05347, in the Amount of $10,063,947.60 and Authorizing an Administrative Change Order Budget of $1,436,052.40, Staff Report & Attachments Meeting Details Action Details, Feb. 24, 2026 —, City Council, Adopt a Resolution Approving Plans, Specifications, and Call for Bids for the Fiscal Year 2026 Pavement Improvement Project No. 05347, Staff Report & Attachments Meeting Details Action Details, June 3, 2025 —, City Council, Adopt a Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Execute a Professional Services Agreement with Pavement Engineering, Inc., to Provide Engineering Services for the Fiscal Year 2026 Pavement Improvement Project No. 05347 in a Not-to-Exceed Amount of $339,020, Staff Report & Attachments Meeting Details Action Details
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A couple standing in front of a newly opened business with an open sign, Project Summary/Background, The Business Friendly Hayward Plan is a strategic initiative designed to make it easier for businesses to locate and thrive in the City's commercial and mixed-use areas, while also working to revitalize vacant and underused properties. The project aims to create a supportive environment for local businesses, attract new investment, and strengthen the local economy. The project is a part of…, Project Objectives, Streamline entitlement and permitting processes for desirable businesses across the City’s commercial and mixed-use zoning districts Activate vacant and underutilized properties and storefronts Downtown Promote downtown and commercial corridors as destinations for businesses and the community Growing and retaining small/midsized businesses, DRAFT MUNICIPAL CODE REVISIONS FOR PUBLIC REVIEW, Commercial Districts, Clean – Hayward Municipal Code Section 10-1.800 Commercial District, Redline Revisions – Hayward Municipal Code Section 10-1.800 Mission Boulevard Use Table, Redline Revisions – Hayward Municipal Code Section 10-24.2.3.010 General Regulations, Redline Revisions – Hayward Municipal Code Section 10-1.2700 Downtown Development Code, Redline Revisions – Hayward Municipal Code…, Opportunities for input, There are no meetings or community events scheduled at this time., Survey Results, Thank you for taking our survey! Over the course of July, we collected almost 300 responses from community members and business owners. The survey reached 239 community members across 22 Bay Area ZIP codes. The survey reached 51 businesses throughout Hayward’s various districts., Community Survey Results, , Business Survey Results, , Tentative Timeline, Timeframe Products Outreach Spring/Summer 2025 Analysis of Hayward Codes & Practices Summary of Best Practices Chamber of Commerce Stakeholder Interviews Summer 2025 Commercial Analysis Pop Ups Social Media Outreach Fall 2025 Draft Regulations Winter 2025/2026 Final Code Updates , Project Contact, Elizabeth Blanton — Senior Planner, : Elizabeth.Blanton@hayward-ca.gov | (510) 583-4206, Sachiko Riddle — Associate Planner, : Sachiko.Riddle@hayward-ca.gov | (510) 583-4209 If you have any general comments about the Business Friendly Hayward plan, or to provide input, please contact: Elizabeth Blanton or Sachiko Riddle, Project Documents, Analysis of Hayward Codes and Practices Downtown Hayward Commercial Assessment (Task 5) Best Practices Memo Outreach Flyer, Related Projects, Safe Streets Downtown, Downtown Hayward Commercial Assessment (Task 5)
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Photo of B street lined with trees, Background Information, The Planning Division is currently working to update various chapters of the, Municipal Code, related to the preservation of protected trees in Hayward. The prior update of the Tree Preservation Ordinance was conducted in 2002., Project Description, The Tree Preservation Ordinance update will focus on the following: Aligning the Ordinance with the goals of the City’s climate action plan Eliminating ambiguity in the ordinance Providing flexibility to tree permit and replacement process The addition of tree guidelines for the Hayward Executive Airport Districts, Outreach, The Planning Division hired the consultant firm Dudek to help conduct outreach and engagement and to prepare a Draft Update of the Tree Preservation Ordinance. To date, the City has conducted stakeholder meetings and a general survey open to the public between October 2023 and January 2024. The City will also conduct a series of work sessions with the Airport Committee, the Council Sustainability…, To provide input on the Draft Ordinance please email comments to, tree.ordinance@hayward-ca.gov, ., Upcoming Meetings There are no meetings scheduled at this time. Stay Updated Stay updated on the Tree Preservation Ordinance Update Project by subscribing to The Stack, the City of Hayward's official e-newsletter, through the button below. Subscribe to The Stack, Timeline, Staff anticipate the adoption of the updated Tree Preservation Ordinance in 2025. Staff Contact For more information, please contact Theo Spores or Peter Jensen, Landscape Architects for the City of Hayward, at, theo.spores@hayward-ca.gov, and, peter.jensen@hayward-ca.gov, .
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This project is part of the Strategic Roadmap and falls into the strategic priority of Grow the Economy. Specifically, this item relates to the implementation of the following project(s) Project 6, Part 6d: Covid-19 Pandemic Response; Sidewalk Vendor Ordinance. , Apply for a Sidewalk Vending Permit, BACKGROUND, : Senate Bill (SB) 946, also known as the Safe Sidewalk Vending Act, was signed into law on September 17, 2018 by Governor Jerry Brown and effective January 1, 2019. SB 946 adds Chapter 6.2 (commencing with Section 51036) to Part 1 of Division 1 of Title 5 of the California Government Code to regulate sidewalk vendors throughout the State, including within the City of Hayward. Sidewalk vending…, PROJECT SUMMARY, : In order to be in compliance with SB 946, this project will prepare an ordinance to update chapters of the City of Hayward Municipal Code related to sidewalk vending that are currently inconsistent with State law. This project will also establish new time, place, and manner restrictions to regulate sidewalk vendors in the ordinance that are directly related to objective health, safety concerns…, FINAL ORDINANCE, : On Tuesday, October 17, 2023, the City Council adopted the Sidewalk Vendor Ordinance which became effective on November 17, 2023. , Final Sidewalk Vendor Ordinance, Final Sidewalk Ordinance - Spanish, SIDEWALK VENDING PERMIT, : Sidewalk Vendors must possess a Business License and a Sidewalk Vending Permit issued by the City of Hayward to engage in sidewalk vending activities. As part of the application process, applicants must also provide proof of general liability insurance and, if applicable, a California Department of Tax and Fee Administration Seller’s Permit and/or a Mobile Food Facility Permit issued by Alameda…, OTHERS PERMITS, : Below are hyperlinks to additional permits that may be required as part of your Sidewalk Vending Permit: , Seller's Permit, from the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration, Mobile Food Facility Permit, from Alameda County Department of Environmental Health, Business License, from City of Hayward Revenue Division If you would like to additional information on the workshops, you may either contact the Planning Division at (510) 583-4216 or email , sidewalkvending@hayward-ca.gov, . , CONTACTS, : If you would like to submit comments on the Ordinance or be added to the project’s interest list, you may do so via , sidewalkvending@hayward-ca.gov, . If you have any general questions about sidewalk vending, please contact the Planning Division by emailing, planning.division@hayward-ca.gov, or by calling (510) 583-4216., RELATED DOCUMENTS, :, Senate Bill 946 - Safe Sidewalk Vending Act
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Project Overview, : The Hayward Micromobility Feasibility Study will review the feasibility of a new shared micromobility program in Hayward. The study will help the city develop a sustainable vision for micromobility in Hayward that serves the transportation needs of residents, workers, and visitors. The study will include analysis of: Micromobility vehicle types Operations and partnership models Transit…, What is Micromobility, ? Micromobility is a term that describes forms of transportation that are small, low-speed, human or electric-powered. They are built for one rider at a time and include bicycles, electric bicycles (e-bikes), scooters, and electric scooters (e-scooters). Shared micromobility refers to the organized operation of a fleet of micromobility vehicles that individuals can rent out. In Hayward, a shared…, Bay Wheels, bikeshare program and Fremont’s , Shared Active Transportation Program, ., Schedule, :, Public Involvement, : We need your feedback on micromobility! Take our survey to share how you currently travel in Hayward, and provide your input on the priorities, opportunities, and potential challenges of a shared micromobility program. Take our survey, Have any questions about the Micromobility Feasibility Study?, Please contact: Byron Tang, Senior Transportation Engineer, (510) 583-4784 |, Email
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