Annual Report | 2018, Dear Residents, We are in the public-service business at the City of Hayward. You are our shareholders. With that in mind we present to you this Annual Report. The cover image is of the engine bay of Fire Station 2, one of the stations where earthquake retrofit work was completed in 2018. The title of this report,, #HaywardForward, , conveys the momentum you can see and feel in our community. It also is the social media hashtag we use to share our progress as a city. Highlights of that progress are summarized on the following pages. We focused on those areas that you have told us are your priorities: Public safety and 911 response Road and street repair Public libraries Affordable housing Protecting environment To be sure…, #HaywardForward, . Sincerely, Kelly McAdoo City Manager
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Dear Residents, Together, we have accomplished a lot over the past year here in Hayward. This second, #HaywardForward, Annual Report brochure covers just some of the highlights. A primary focus of our work as a City has been expanding housing access and housing stability for all. To that end, new legislation has been enacted, new investments made, and new development projects are breaking ground and under construction. We welcomed our new Chief of Police in Toney Chaplin, a career San Francisco officer and…, www.hayward-ca.gov/forward, . You also may contact Public Information Officer Chuck Finnie at, Chuck.Finnie@hayward-ca.gov, or (510) 583-4344. To follow the progress we are making together, signup for our official monthly e-newsletter,, www.hayward-ca.gov/the-stack, . Thank you for your time, consideration and support. Sincerely, A digital Signature Kelly McAdoo City Manager City Manager Kelly McAdoo sitting on steps smiling
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POSTPONED, : The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Celebration held annually in Hayward on the evening of the Martin Luther King national holiday and scheduled to take place on Jan. 17 is being postponed this year as a precautionary measure due to surging coronavirus infections. In its place, the City of Hayward, in partnership with the Dr. King Birthday Celebration event committee, the Hayward-South…, Where to watch, : , Comcast Local Channel 15, City of Hayward Youtube Channel, [video:https://youtu.be/j9Q3NnToZnM] The event committee, sponsoring organizations and Hayward community leaders are working to schedule an alternative time, date and place to celebrate and recognize Dr. King’s legacy in 2022, and present the annual keynote address, musical tributes and awards that traditionally take place during the Birthday Celebration. Subscribe to our, e-newsletter, The Stack, , to recieve updates.
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Smiling Seniors next to a sign that reads: Safe Routes for Seniors and Your Tax Dollars at work Project Overview: The City of Hayward's Safe Routes for Seniors (SR4S) Program is a collaboartive effort between the City and local senior housing facilities, senior centers, and community-based organizations. Through these partnerships, the City is working to identify areas in Hayward at which to…, Measure BB, 1/2 Cent Sales Tax, which is administered by the, Alameda County Transportation Commission (Alameda CTC), . South Hayward — Latest Project Phase Update 9/23/2026: The City is ready to begin construction for the South Hayward Safe Routes for Seniors Project and is currently soliciting bids from contractors. We are excited for safer crosswalks in South Hayward! See the City Council action approving the project plans and specifications here . Staff partnered with residents, AC Transit, and Hayward…, The intersections identified for improvement, in order of priority, include, : Intersection Google Map Link B Street at Montgomery Avenue, Location, Hazel Avenue at City Center Drive & Foothill Boulevard, Location, D Street at Watkins Street, Location, A Street at Montgomery Avenue, Location, Download a copy of the area map, Questions? Comments, :, Safe Routes for Seniors Project team, : , (510) 583-4791, or , sr4s@hayward-ca.gov, Upcoming Meetings: There are no meetings scheduled at this time. Historical Documents:, Sep. 15. 2026 -, City Council, Adopt a Resolution Approving Plans and Specifications and Calling for Bids for the South Hayward Safe Routes for Seniors Project, Project No. 05323, Meeting Details Staff Report & Attachments, Mar. 22. 2022 -, City Council, Adopt Resolutions 1) Awarding a Contract to Sposeto Engineering, Inc., for the Safe Routes for Seniors Project, Project No. 05309, in the Amount of $2,366,608, and Authorizing a Contingency Budget of $233,000 for Administrative Change Orders; 2) Appropriating Measure BB Paratransit Funds, in the Amount of $250,000, to Project No. 05309; and, 3) Transferring Funds, in the Amount of $400,000, from…, Meeting Details Staff Report & Attachments, Jan. 18, 2022 -, City Council, Adopt a Resolution Approving Plans and Specifications and Calling for Bids for the Safe Routes for Seniors Project, Meeting Details Action Details Staff Report & Attachments Video, Mar. 8, 2021 - Community Meeting, Meeting Recording Meeting Presentation, Apr. 28, 2021 -, Council Infrastructure Committee, Safe Routes for Seniors Program, Meeting Details Staff Report Video, Oct. 27, 2020 -, City Council, Adopt a Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Execute a Professional Services Agreement with W-Trans, Inc., for Engineering Design Services for the SafeRoutes for Seniors Program in an Amount Not-To-Exceed $300,000 and to Appropriate Funds, Meeting Details Action Details Staff Report & Attachments Video, July 22, 2020 -, Council Infrastructure Committee, Receive Update on the Safe Routes for Seniors (SR4S) Program, Meeting Details Staff Report & Attachments Video, May 29, 2019 -, Council Infrastructure Committee, Safe Routes for Seniors (SRS) Program, Meeting Details Staff Report, June 27 & July 2, 2019 - Community Meeting, Presentation Participation Report
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The City of Hayward and Eden Area Interfaith Council will hold a special winter holiday season lighting event in which community members are invited to gather at sundown to mark the moment and support each other and local businesses. This year, community members are invited to gather in the plaza and hold City-supplied, battery-powered tealight candles as Mayor Barbara Halliday delivers a…, During the event, : Hayward firefighters will collect unwrapped toys for their annual Toys for Kids drive. Hayward Animal Shelter staff will be on-hand with animals available for adoption and donation and volunteer opportunities and experiences. The Hayward Adult School Raising Leaders project will be giving away 100 backpacks for school-age children and youth filled with school supplies and dental-hygiene…, Coloring pages available, : Download our special Hope & Unity coloring pages that you can print and post. Use the hashtag, #HaywardHolidayHope , to share your pictures on social media or you can submit them below for the City of Hayward to share on your behalf. , * Please note by submitting a photo, you are agreeing that the City can use your photo in future publications and on our website or social media., Hope and Unity Coloring Page, Blank with Stars Coloring Page, Submit your artwork, Light Up the Season 2021 is a partnership of the City of Hayward and the Eden Area Interfaith Council.
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Why did the library decide to eliminate overdue fines?, Eliminating daily overdue fines has a number of positive benefits for the community. Libraries that have eliminated daily overdue fines have found: Library card registrations increased. Borrowing of materials increased. More library items were returned. Students returned to the library to use homework resources. Staff were able to spend more time assisting patrons. , I have fines on my card now. Will currently outstanding fines be waived?, Yes! Before January 1, 2021, all current bills, fines, and fees will be waived from all library accounts. , What if I misplaced a book and can’t return it?, While the library eliminated daily overdue fines, Library users are still responsible for fees associated with the replacement of lost or damaged books and other materials they check out. Under this new policy, it is important to understand the difference between , overdue fines, and , billed-item fees, . Overdue fines are the daily charges applied to items not returned by their specified due date. These are the fines that will no longer be charged to patrons. Billed-item fees represent the charges applied for lost, damaged, or unreturned materials and are still in effect. Patrons with billed items will not be able to check out new materials until the items have been returned or bills have been…, Don’t late fines encourage people to return their items on time?, Late fines are not effective. Studies have shown that small fines have no impact on return rates. Once someone has a late fine, they are less likely to visit the library again. HPL encourages patrons to return their items in a responsible and timely fashion so that others may enjoyed this shared community resource. Per our existing policy, items that are more than 35 days overdue will be billed…, Will there still be due dates?, Yes. The library still has a set time limit for materials to be borrowed and we expect items to be returned on time. Be respectful of your fellow library users who may be waiting for items to be returned. Bring back materials when they are due so that everyone has equal access to our collections. , What if I borrow through Link+?, Fines are set by the lending library. If an item is borrowed from a library that still imposes fines, you will be assessed that late fine. , Have other libraries gone fines free?, Yes! Many local and national libraries have gone fines free, including many in the Bay Area. Visit the Urban Libraries Council interactive map to see fines-free libraries all over the world.
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Councilmember Angela Andrews , Councilmember Angela Andrews, Hayward City Hall 777 B Street Hayward, CA 94541, Phone:, (510) 583-4353, Fax:, (510) 583-3601, Angela.Andrews@hayward-ca.gov, Council Appointed Bodies, Standing Committees & Intergovernmental Agency Assignments ⇒, Education, University of Southern California Sol Price School of Public Policy, Planning and Development – Masters of Planning University of California Los Angeles – Bachelors of Arts in Political Science and Sociology Certificate of Completion, Emerge California Training Program, 2020 Certificate of Completion, Black Women Organized for Political Action Training Program, 2020, Occupation, Capital Portfolio Manager – West County Wastewater, Elected Office, Re-elected - Hayward City Council, 2024 Elected - Hayward City Council, 2020, Appointed, Hayward Planning Commission, 2018 Keep Hayward Clean and Green Task Force, 2016, Community Service, City of Hayward – Planning Commission: 2018 to 2020 City of Hayward – Keep Hayward Clean and Green Task Force: 2016 to 2018 Downtown Streets Team – Hayward Advisory Council: 2019 – 2020, Council Appointed Bodies, Standing Committees & Intergovernmental Agency Assignments, :
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Visit the Permit Center for more information or click the Ask a Question/Start an Application button for assistance., Permit Center
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