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Contact List of Hayward Utility Providers:, For general questions about utility providers in Hayward, call (510) 583-4700., Energy Providers, Ava Community Energy, (formerly known as East Bay Community Energy), On Oct.24, 2023 East Bay Community Energy (EBCE) became Ava Community Energy (Ava). Commercial: In June 2018, Ava became the default electricity provider for Hayward commercial accounts. Residential: In November 2018, Ava became the default electricity provider for Hayward residential accounts. Ava can be contacted at customer-support@avaenergy.org or (833)-699-3223., Pacific Gas & Electric, (PG&E) PG&E will continue providing electricity to residents and business owners who choose to opt out of EBCE electric service. PG&E provides gas service to all Hayward accounts, both residential and commercial. PG&E can be contacted at (800) 743-5000., Water Provider, Most properties in Hayward get water from the City of Hayward. To start service, call (510) 583-4600. For more information visit the the, Starting and Stopping Water Service, page in City Services. Some properties get water from , East Bay Municipal Utility District, (EBMUD). To start service, visit their website or call (866) 403-2683. View, Hayward Water and Sewer Rates, ., Sewer Providers, Most properties in Hayward are connect to the City of Hayward sewer system. To start service, call (510) 583-4600. Visit, Hayward Water and Sewer Rates, for more information. Some properties are connected to the , Oro Loma Sanitary, sewer system. To start service call (510) 276-4700. Some properties are not connected to a public sewer systems, but instead have a private septic tank. , Alameda County Environmental Health, monitors septic tanks in the county. For more information, contact (510) 567-6700., Garbage and Recycling Providers, Contact , Waste Management of Alameda County, at (510) 537-5500 to start service. Please note that , Tri-CED, , provides recycling for residential properties and some properties are serviced by , Oro Loma Sanitary, . However, all properties go through Waste Management to start their garbage service. For more information, including the Schedule of Rates, please click, here, ., Low-Income Discount and Bill Assistance Programs, If you are behind on your water bills, we ask that you contact us as soon as possible at 510-583-4600 or HSS@hayward-ca.gov . If you need assistance paying down your bill, you may also be eligible for certain City, State, or Federal assistance programs:, Set up a payment arrangement, : Even paying a little bit of your bill periodically will reduce the balance due and make getting back to “normal” easier. Call (510) 583-4600 or email HSS@hayward-ca.gov to set up a payment arrangement today., Apply for the City's low-income program, to receive discounts and waivers for certain garbage, water, and sewer rates. Download the application here .
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If you would like to view all advisories for the City of Hayward visit the advisory page in our news section. , Current Advisories: , There are no current advisories at this time.
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The Hayward City Council has awarded the Mission Boulevard Corridor Improvements Phase 2 Project to DeSilva Gates Construction. Construction will start at the end of March and is anticipated to be completed in the Fall of 2019 pending any weather delays. This improvement project on Mission Boulevard is from Industrial Parkway to the south City limit near Blanche Street and generally consists of…, Construction Update (July through August, 2018), CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS, , Southbound Direction:, Tree removal has been completed. Joint trench for the undergrounding of PG&E and Comcast overhead utilities from the Golf Course to Gresel Street has been completed. This work included saw-cutting of the pavement, excavating of underlying pavement material, and placing of conduits. Metal plates are placed over the trenched section at the end of the work day and are removed when backfilling…, Northbound Direction, Temporary channelizers installed from City limit to Fairway Street. Excavation for the new curb and gutter from the City limit to Fairway Street has been completed. Construction of new curb and gutter from City limit to Fairway Street has begun., CONSTRUCTION LOOK AHEAD, Southbound Direction:, Joint trench for the undergrounding of overhead utilities continues from Gresel Street to Blanche Street. Vault installation as part of the undergrounding of overhead utilities continues., Northbound Direction, Construction of new curb and gutter continues from City Limit to Fairway Street. Excavation for new curb, gutter and sidewalk from Fairway to Industrial Parkway. Installation of irrigation sleeves. Install streetlight and signal interconnect., LANE CLOSURES, Work requiring lane closures is from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. Related Documents: Mission Boulevard Corridor Improvements (Phase 2) Overall Plan
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Mission Boulevard Corridor Specific Plan, Map of Project, October 12, Phase 3 Resident Meeting Presentation, October 20, Phase 2 Resident Meeting Presentation
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The City of Hayward intends to award approximately $7 million in local housing funds, identify projects to recommend for funding from the City of Hayward’s base allocation of Alameda County Measure A1 funds, and position some projects, by awarding local matching funds, to apply for the Alameda County Measure A1 Regional Pool. There is currently $18.2 million available from Hayward’s base…, pre-development or acquisition cost, should contact Dana Bailey regarding potential availability of Community Development Block Grant funds. Dana Bailey can be reached by calling 510.583.4252 or by email at Dana.Bailey@hayward-ca.gov . NOFA Process and Timeline NOFA Timeline , 2018 NOFA Application Information and Forms:, Q&A UPDATED 5.22.18, Program Description and Requirements UPDATED 5.22.18, Program Description and Requirements, Addendum A - General Provisions, NOFA Application Instructions, NOFA Application Workbook (Exhibits (2-12), Evidence of Demand/Rental Survey (Exhibit 18), Financial Analysis Workbook, Application Checklist
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Project Overview, On September 29, 2020 the Hayward City Council adopted the 2020 Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan (BPMP), which details the City’s plan to establish a network of accessible, safe, and integrated bicycle and pedestrian facilities. The 2020 BPMP replaces and builds on the City’s original 2007 Bicycle Master Plan with its inclusion of pedestrian-centered facilities and extensive public input. The…, Where We're at: Bicycle & Pedestrian Improvements To-Date, The City of Hayward has been focused on making bicycle and pedestrian improvements throughout the City since the previous 2007 Bicycle Master Plan was adopted. Below are some key highlights of the work the City has implemented to-date: Blue Bike Icon, BICYCLE PROJECTS, Approximately 82 miles of bikeways installed to-date - 7 miles of Multi-Use Trails installed - 40 miles of on-street Bicycle Lanes installed - 34 miles of shared-lane Bicycle Routes installed Blue walking icon, PEDESTRIAN PROJECTS, Sidewalk repair and rehabilitation New sidewalk installations Curb ramp upgrades to meet current Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards -Citywide Intersection and lighting improvements, Schedule, The updated 2020 Plan was developed over four phases:, Phase I: Established Foundation [May - August 2018], In Phase I, we heard from residents, businesses, and other stakeholders about what barriers to walking and biking are prevalent in our community and where the City should identify new project recommendations., Phase II: Initial Recommendations [September 2018 - June 2019], In Phase II, we compiled all community input received to-date to create draft project and programmatic recommendations., Phase III: Prioritization & Final Recommendations [June - September 2019], In Phase III, we finalized the bicycle and pedestrian project list and used your input to prioritize projects for implementation and future funding opportunities., Final Plan Adoption [September 2020], The final Plan was adopted by the City Council on September 29, 2020., Public Involvement, During the first three phases of the project, we talked to you about walking and biking in Hayward at eight in-person events and online through our website, online map, and social media. Your feedback was crucial in helping us develop our recommendations and write the plan. Public Events (Phases I - III), Phase I Public Input Stations (May to June 2018), During Phase I, residents and stakeholders stopped by our pop-up tents at local events to tell us where you’d like to see bike and pedestrian improvements in Hayward. Downtown Hayward Street Party Summer Movies in the Plaza All American Festival, Phase II Walking Tours (December 2018 to January 2019), During Phase II, project staff met community members at key locations to help identify opportunities for improvements. Tennyson Corridor Walking Tour Downtown Hayward Walking Tour Hesperian Corridor Walking Tour, Phase III Public Input Stations (April 2019 to November 2019), During Phase III, we met with you at local events to hear your thoughts on the proposed bicycle network recommendations. Earth Day 36th Annual Clean-up Bike to Work Day BART Energizer Stations, Email Us, Questions about the Plan? Reach out to us at bikewalk@hayward-ca.gov ., Documents, September 29, 2020 City Council Staff Report: Adoption of the 2020 BPMP 2007 City of Hayward Bicycle Master Plan
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Background, Community Benefit Districts, which are property assessment districts set up to fund special benefit services above and beyond those provided by the City, have been widely adopted by property owners to enhance neighborhood appearance, increase marketing activities, improve local amenities and ultimately to develop a more vibrant, positive experience for visitors to the downtown. Community benefit…, Downtown Hayward Community Benefit District, Over the past three years, a group of property owners in Downtown Hayward have worked to gauge property-owner support for the development of a Downtown Hayward Community Benefit District. Downtown Hayward possesses a number of valuable assets which present an opportunity to make it a stand-out destination in the East Bay. It is highly walkable due to its compact size, mix of land uses, and…, Sidewalk Operations, —This menu category of special benefits reserves 69% of expenditures for safety, cleanliness, beautification, and the maintenance of an attractive appearance of the District., District Identify and Streetscape Improvements, —This category reserves 15% of expenditures for branding and advertising, seasonal decorations and events, art, potential valet service and public space design and development., Program Management and Corporate Operations, —This category reserves 13% of expenditures for staff and administration, insurance, rent, legal, and accounting., Contingency/City and County Fees/Reserve, —This category reserves 3% of expenditures for delinquencies, City and County fees, and reserves. Under Article 20, Chapter 8 of the Hayward Municipal Code, owners of 50% of the total assessments under the CBD must submit signed petitions in order for the City Council to move forward with approval of a Resolution of Intention and balloting. Earlier this year, the City recieved signed petitions…, Documents, Dec. 18 2018 -, City Council, Authorization to Negotiate and Execute a Management and Disbursement Agreement with The Downtown Hayward Improvement Association (DHIA), Non-Profit Public BenefitCorporation; to Appoint City Staff to the Downtown Hayward Improvement Association Board, and to Release the Downtown Community Benefit District Annual Assessment, Staff Report & Attachments Meeting Details Action Details Video, Oct. 2, 2018 -, City Council, Authorization for the City Manager to Negotiate and Execute a Professional Services Agreement with New City America for Establishing the Downtown Hayward Community Benefit District Non-Profit Management Corporation Interim Administration in an Amount Not t o Exceed $30,000, Staff Report & Attchments Meeting Details (fail) Action Details (fail) Video (fail) Meeting Details (Pass) Action Details (Pass) Video (Pass), Jul. 10, 2018 -, City Council, Resolution of Formation to Form the Downtown Hayward Community Benefit District and Appropriation of Funds, Staff Report & Attachments Meeting Details Action Details Video
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Please call the Airport Administration Office at 510.293.8678 during normal business hours of 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday - Friday, excluding holidays. Otherwise, Airport Staff or Security can be reached on the After Hours Phone at 510.385.1104., You may email staff directly by clicking on the name of the person you wish to reach:, Alex Ameri, - Public Works Director 510.583.4700, Douglas McNeeley, - Airport Manager 510.293.8678, Pamela Svrdlin, - Airport Operations Supervisor 510.293.5462, Arturo Hurtado, - Airport Operations Specialist 510.293.8692 (Noise Hotline), Vacant , - Airport Business Supervisor, Jenny Feliciano, - Senior Secretary, James Alejo, - Secretary, Tazz Khan, - Senior Airport Maintenance Worker, Andrew Salazar, Sr., - Airport Maintenance Worker, Vincent Ochoa, - Airport Maintenance Worker, Fernando Ramos, - Airport Maintenance Worker
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