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  • Hayward Executive Airport Newsletter

    Welcome to the Hayward Executive Airport Newsletter! Each issue is jam packed with Airport related news and happenings delivered right to your inbox. Look for us quarterly. Check out past issues below for a taste of what the Hayward Executive Airport Newsletter has to offer, then sign up to make sure you get the news you want delivered directly to you! Subscribe Current Issues:, Coming soon..., Past Issues:
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  • 2018 Environmental Sustainability Award Photos

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  • Sea Level Rise

    Local, state, and global actions are necessary to curb climate change, and the City of Hayward already has a number of initiatives in place to address its effects -- but even if the entire world were to stop all GHG emissions today, there would still be a rise in sea levels across the globe. As a community adjacent to the San Francisco Bay, Hayward is particularly vulnerable to this threat. To…, Shoreline Adaptation Master Plan, The  Hayward Area Shoreline Planning Agency  (HASPA) has prepared a Shoreline Adaptation Master Plan to determine the policies and projects necessary to prepare for sea level rise along the Hayward Shoreline. Click here to lean more about the Shoreline Adaptation Master Plan., Mitigating Sea Level Rise, To help mitigate sea level rise, consider taking actions to reduce your carbon footprint. You can also educate others about sea level rise and attend workshops at the  Hayward Shoreline Interpretive Center to learn more about the importance of marshes and the natural flood protection they provide. Developers should work with City Planners to evaluate how their project site will be impacted by sea…
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  • 2018 Citywide Cleanup Photos

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  • Rise With Us

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  • Hayward Upward Incentives

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  • 2017 City of Hayward Water Quality Report

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  • Meet The Team

    Kelly McAdoo, Kelly McAdoo Kelly McAdoo began working for the City of Hayward in October 2010 and was appointed City Manager by City Council on August 1, 2016. She serves as the Chief Executive Officer for this municipal corporation of over 800 employees. Prior to joining the Hayward team, she worked four years with the City of Palo Alto as the Deputy City Manager, Assistant to the City Manager, and Division…, Micah Hinkle, Micah Hinkle As the Manager for the Economic Development Division for the City of Hayward, Micah has helped to bring in over $1 billion in private investment and over 1,000 residential housing units with development of Catalyst projects including: Lincoln Landing residential mixed-use (former Mervyn’s HQ), Shea Industrial, two grocery stores, revitalization of Hayward Auto Row with the attraction…
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  • Hayward Public Library History

    Hayward Public Library Hayward created its first library in 1867 at the Good Templars Society. Back in those early days the town library, like the post office, was moved around to various buildings as room allowed. In 1893, the library settled into a shared space in a carriage shop near B and First Streets. In 1897, Hayward established a permanent public library at that site, dedicated by an…, historical photographs and documents, , and, read memories and fond farewells, written by Hayward library members in 2018.
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  • La Vista Park Concept Photos

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