STATISTICAL HIGHLIGHTS, March 14 - 20, 2021 , Weekly Arrests , (Includes cite/released): 40 , Homicide, , 1, Weekly Calls for Service: , 1,893 , Assault—Great Bodily Injury, , 1, Weekly Reports Taken:, 224 , Burglary— Nonresidential , , 3, Weekly Complaints, (against HPD), :, 0 , Burglary—Residential , , 1, Weekly Calls Received:, 5,256 , Theft , , 23, This data is subject to change and based on crimes that were reported to have occurred during the time frame of this report. Some reports may yet to be initiated and/or reclassified during investigations. , Theft from Auto , , 14, Robbery , , 4, Vehicle Theft , , 51, Mental Health Calls , , 10, Reports of Gunfire , , 5, Significant Incidents, Robbery:, On 3/15/2021, at 4:58 PM, the suspect walked behind the counter of a business in the 25000 block of Soto Rd. armed with a weapon. He demanded cash from the clerk and fled prior to police arrival. (Report #2021-013691), Sexual Assault:, On 3/15/2021, at 6:30 PM, officers investigated a sexual assault that occurred in the south end of the city. The case was forwarded to the Special Victims Unit., Shooting:, On 3/18/2021, at 2:43 PM, a shooting occurred in the 30000 block of Vanderbilt St. There was report of property damage but no injuries. (Report #2021-014209) , Assault with a Deadly Weapon: , On 3/19/2021, at 6:02 PM, an argument occurred in the 400 block of Ranker Pl. The suspects used a weapon to strike the victim. There were no life-threatening injuries, but the victim was treated at a local hospital. (Report #2021-014449), Stolen Vehicle Recovery:, On 3/20/2021, at 9:21 PM, a stolen vehicle is reported to be seen in the 27000 block of Patrick Ave. Officers respond and take the suspect into custody. (Report #2021-014548), For additional information, visit: https://www.crimemapping.com/map/ca/hayward, Download PDF
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HAYWARD, Calif., , March 31, 2021— On Wednesday, March 31, 2020, at about 1:55 PM our officers responded to the area of B Street and Watkins Street regarding a woman covered in blood. Upon arrival, an adult victim was found with stab wounds. Emergency medical personnel pronounced the woman deceased at the scene. The identity of the woman is unknown at this time. Anyone with information related to this homicide…
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HAYWARD, Calif., , April 1, 2021— Hayward Police Department continues to investigate a homicide that occurred yesterday, March 31, 2021, at the City's public parking garage located on Watkins Street and B Street. When officers arrived, the victim was suffering from stab wounds. The investigation determined this was not a random act of violence as the victim and suspect knew one another. We do not have the…
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The City of Hayward regularly performs fire hydrant flow tests throughout the City to provide estimates of water system flow and pressure, also known as , fire flow data, . This data may be required for development projects, fire suppression system designs, and irrigation system designs. Find Existing Fire Flow Data To view available fire flow data, please visit our, Fire Hydrant Flow Test Map, to locate existing data near your project location., To navigate the map, : Enter the project address in the upper left search bar All existing fire hydrants are indicated by blue and red dots. Red dots are existing fire hydrants that do not have existing fire flow data. Blue dots are hydrants that have one or more fire flow data on record. If you have located blue circles at or near your project location, and click on them to view fire flow test information. If there…, e-Permits Portal, . Fire flow data requests may take up to 4 weeks after receipt of payment. Contact Us If you have questions regarding fire flow data or need assistance submitting a new fire flow test application, contact, Utilities.Development@hayward-ca.gov, or (510) 583-4700.
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Hayward is one of the most diverse communities in the nation. The City is committed to providing equitable services that improve the lives of all residents and take into consideration past inequities and injustices. We know achieving that vision takes continuous listening, learning, and improvement. This site lists the steps the City has taken thus far and projects that are currently underway. …, 1992 Anti-Discrimination Action Plan, (ADAP) 2017 Council establishes a limited term, Community Task Force, to update the ADAP and address increasing community concerns about nationwide discrimination 2017 Council Adoption of the, Sanctuary City Resolution, 2017 Council Adoption of the, Commitment for an Equitable, Inclusive, and Compassionate Community, 2019 City joins the, Government Alliance on Race and Equity, 2020 Staff presents the, Racial Equity Action Plan, to Council 2021 Council, adopts a resolution, issuing a formal apology for the City's role in racial discrimination Staff Team/Government Alliance on Race and Equity (GARE) As a dedicated member of the Government Alliance on Race and Equity (GARE) national network, our commitment to achieving racial equity and fostering opportunities for all remains unwavering. Since our affiliation with GARE in 2019, we take pride in having 22 staff members…, They address five crucial questions in their evaluations, : Who is the intended audience? Who benefits from the policy/program? What are the advantages? Who might face potential negative impacts? What are the potential adverse consequences? This proactive approach ensures that our organizational practices align with principles of equity and inclusivity. Learn more about, GARE, ., Questions or Comments? , We would love to hear from you. Please email , Community@hayward-ca.gov, Learn more about our work and view resources , services and programs available to the community below:
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The City of Hayward is excited to announce its recruitment for the position of Airport Operations Specialist. Under general direction of the Airport Operations Supervisor, the Airport Operations Specialist is a classification assigned to the Executive Airport Division of the Public Works—Engineering and Transportation Department. The incumbent in this position promotes the City’s noise management…, COMPENSATION, : Monthly Salary $5,863 - $7,122 Plus excellent benefits package: See the 2021 Benefit Summary on the City’s Human Resources webpage for more details., DUTIES INCLUDE, Duties may include, but are not limited to, the following: Enforces the City’s Noise Ordinance for the Airport. Operates, maintains and troubleshoots noise monitoring equipment and flight tracking systems. Facilitates and monitors the noise management program including responding to difficult noise complaints and requests for information. Assists in the development and implementation of goals,…, MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS, Any combination of equivalent experience and education that could likely provide the required knowledge and abilities would qualify. A typical way to obtain the knowledge and abilities would be:, Experience, : One (1) year of experience in airport community-based or noise abatement programs and airport operations with a high degree of public contact., Education, : Equivalent to a Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited college or university with major course work in airport management, business administration, or a related field., Licenses or Certificates, : Possession and maintenance of a valid California Class C Driver’s License is required. Possession of a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Private Pilot Certificate is desirable but not required. Possession of a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Private Pilot Certificate is desirable but not required., DEADLINE TO APPLY, :, Monday, April 26, 2021 at 5:00PM, Learn more and apply here
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Hayward City Hall The City of Hayward has opened its first recruitment period for applicants to serve on City commissions and task forces since the criteria for appointment was expanded to include individuals who may not be registered or eligible to be registered to vote. Passage of Measure OO in November 2020 municipal election amended the Hayward City Charter to remove language restricting…
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The Book to Action logo and an image of the Just Mercy book cover Book-to-Action, the Hayward-born community-read project intended to spur civic responses to new-found knowledge, is taking on the issue of racial inequity in criminal justice and beyond through the memoir, Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption, by Bryan Stevenson. Stevenson is the widely acclaimed activist defense lawyer and executive director of the Equal Justice Initiative (EJI) in Montgomery, Ala. EJI has won reversals, relief or release from prison for more than 140 wrongly condemned prisoners on death row, and for hundreds of others wrongly convicted or deemed to have been unfairly sentenced. According to the New York Times,, Just Mercy’s, “narrative backbone is the story of Walter McMillian, whom Stevenson began representing in the early 1980s when he was on death row for killing a young white woman in Monroeville, Ala., hometown of Harper Lee,” author of “To Kill a Mockingbird,” the Pulitzer Prize winning novel about a black man falsely accused of the rape of a white woman. Book-to-Action programming this spring will highlight…, Just Mercy, in print or audio form, go online here to the Book-to-Action 2021 page on the Hayward Public Library website. Program details and information on how to register is coming soon. In 2011, Hayward Public Library launched the first Book-to-Action program in the state of California. It was adopted by and became a statewide program of the California Library Association, supported in whole or in part…
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An image of Main Street A City Council committee is scheduled to receive an update and provide additional direction on planned approaches to making downtown Main Street safer and more accessible to cyclists and pedestrians while preserving parking and space for outdoor dining. At the upcoming April 28 meeting of the Council Infrastructure Committee, the Hayward Engineering Division will present a…
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A drawing of a person riding a bike and two people picking up litter In lieu of the City of Hayward’s annual Citywide Clean-up and Community Fair, the City invites residents to celebrate Earth Day for the whole month of April at home by joining our first-ever Earth Month Challenge. The Challenge is designed to encourage and provide information and strategies for residents to reduce their carbon…
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