Police personnel will assess vehicles reported as being possibly abandoned and take appropriate action to resolve the complaint. A vehicle (auto, boat, camper, mobile home, RV, truck, etc.) can be reported if any of the following conditions apply: The vehicle is on public property and appears to have not moved in excess of 72 hours The vehicle is on public property and is clearly missing parts…, Certain vehicles may not be appropriate to submit as abandoned. Examples of vehicles that should not be submitted as abandoned are:, Vehicles with expired registration tabs Vehicles that are driven but are frequently parked in the same spot Vehicles that have aesthetic problems only. Vehicles that you believe may be stolen. Possibly stolen vehicles can be called in to the Police Department at: (510) 293-7000, When reporting an abandoned vehicle, please include the following:, exact address (required for vehicles on private property) or street and cross-street where vehicle is parked. vehicle color, make and model. vehicle license plate number and State where issued. optional: your name and phone # in case more information is needed., Vehicles can be submitted:, Through Access Hayward. Click the “Make a Request Below” below and enter the requested information. Please note that these requests may take up to, 21 days to be completed., By phone to the Abandoned Vehicle Hotline at (510) 293-5140. Please leave a voice message with the above requested information. Voice messages are checked daily. Make a Request
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In December 2019, the City Council adopted new park impact fees in accordance with Mitigation Fee Act and Quimby Act requirements. Park impact fees are applicable to residential development and subdivisions, residential remodels that increase the bedroom count of homes built after February 19, 2020, and industrial development and additions. Park impact fees for a project may be estimated using…, Dec. 17, 2019 —, City Council, Introduction of an Ordinance Revising the City's Park Impact Fees and Chapter 10, Article 16 of the Hayward Municipal Code, Meeting Details Action Details Staff Report & Attachments Video, Nov. 18, 2019 —, Hayward Area Recreation and Park District (HARD) Board of Directors, The Board of Directors will receive a presentation from the City of Hayward Planning Manager, Sara Buizer, discussing the Updated Park Facility Fees., Meeting Agenda Staff Report & Attachments, Oct. 15, 2019 —, City Council, Feasibility Analysis for Residential Fees and Park Impact Fee Nexus Study, Meeting Details Action Details Staff Report & Attachments Video, June 18, 2019 — Joint Session of, City Council, &, Hayward Area Recreation and Park District (HARD) Board of Directors, Park and Recreation Master Plan, Meeting Details Staff Report & Attachments Video, May 6, 2019 —, Council Economic Development Committee, Park Nexus Study Fee Calculations, Meeting Details Action Details Staff Report & Attachments Contact Elizabeth Blanton, AICP, Senior Planner Development Services Department City of Hayward 777 B Street, Hayward, CA 94541 - First Floor Permit Center Phone: 510-583-4206 Email: elizabeth.blanton@hayward-ca.gov
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This unique opportunity provides students with a greater understanding of the inner workings of a police department, as well as procedures, as taught by the Law Enforcement professionals themselves. The purpose of the academy is to educate the youth on what laws are enforced and their importance, as well as strengthen the relationship between both the community and the Police. This course may…, alicia.romero@hayward-ca.gov, or, (510) 293-1043, The 2026 program will run, :, July 6-10 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. daily., , Classes will be held in Hayward at, : , Fire Station 6—Training Center: 1401 W. Winton Ave. (, MAP, ), The Academy is presented over five days and covers the following topics, : , Patrol Structure/Recruitment Alcohol/Drug Abuse/Tobacco Special Victims Unit Forensics/Crime Scene Investigations VICE/Intelligence Traffic Enforcement Gangs & Graffiti SWAT/K9 Demo Crisis Negotiation/De-Escalation Bomb Squad demo Cyber bullying/Social Media Healthy dating/Domestic Violence
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The purpose of the Housing Navigation Center is to help address the City’s homelessness crisis. The center is located on City-owned land at the corner of Depot Road and Whitesell Street. Opportunities for Contributions Navigation Center Site Design View images of the navigation Center The center is modeled after the City of Berkeley’s successful Housing Navigation (STAIR) Center and will include…, * The center won’t accept walk-ins. Guests will have to go through an intake process. Call Alameda County's 2-1-1 assistance telephone line, and ask to do an intake for the Alameda County Coordinated Entry System for homelessness services. , About Bay Area Community Services, Bay Area Community Services (BACS), a local non-profit, will staff the center 24 hours a day, seven days a week., BACS run the Berkeley STAIR Center and will bring their know-how to Hayward to open our center quickly and effectively. They have been part of the Hayward community since 1975. BACS are committed to ending homelessness and provide these services to people who are homeless: Housing programs Benefits assistance Job support Food support and more They also provide behavioral health services and…, Who can use the Hayward Housing Navigation Center? , All guests of the center must be 18 and over. , The center won’t take walk-ins., Guests must complete the intake process with BACS staff. This includes a Coordinated Entry and Assessment intake as part of Alameda County’s Coordinated Entry System. How to apply or refer someone to the Center Call Alameda County's 2-1-1 assistance telephone line, and ask to do an intake for the Alameda County Coordinated Entry System for homelessness services. The non-profit operator of the…, Homelessness in Hayward , Every two years, during the last 10 days of January, communities across the country count the number of people who are homeless. They also collect data on people who: Live in emergency shelters and transitional housing Sleep on the streets in cars, in abandoned properties, or in other places not meant for people to live. On January 30, 2019, 487 people experiencing homelessness were counted in…, In the news, :, Navigation Center Ribbon Cutting Ceremony, View images from the ribbon cutting , Hayward set to open its first homeless navigation center on Tuesday -Rob Roth (KTVU FOX 2), Nov. 13, 2019, Hayward navigation center for the homeless to open Monday - Michelle Kingston (Kron 4 News), June 24, 2019, Hayward Housing Grant - (Kron 4 News), April 24, 2019, Navigation center for homeless in Hayward set to open this winter - Michelle Kingston (Kron 4 News), Abrirán un centro para ofrecer vivienda temporal a decenas de desamparados en una zona industrial en Hayward - Univision Television Group
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The mission of Community Services is to preserve and enhance the quality of life for the Hayward community through neighborhood-oriented services, community-based problem-solving, and information and resources that are relevant, accessible, and responsive to the community. In every service we provide, our goal is to transform lives and contribute to the health and success of our community. , Join our Community Services E-mail list,
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Below is a list of links to regional transportation projects that could have impact on local traffic. East Bay Greenway – Lake Merritt BART to South Hayward BART (Alameda County Transportation Commission) The Project proposes to construct a bicycle and pedestrian facility that will generally follow the BART alignment for a distance of 16 miles and traverse the cities of Oakland, San Leandro, and…
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Monica Davis currently serves as the Community Services Manager for the City of Hayward in California. She earned a bachelor’s degree in political science with a minor in Public Policy from UCLA, a juris doctorate degree from Santa Clara Law with an emphasis Public Interest and Social Justice, and a Master’s degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in leadership and innovation from…
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A construction inspector holding a checklist As a convenience to our customers and a means of providing greater flexibility and a more efficient and consistent level of inspection services, the City of Hayward’s Building Division would like to offer contractors or developers with the opportunity to participate in the Supplemented Inspection Program. The Supplemented Inspection Program provides an…, 10 business days, prior to desired termination date. Any fees remaining in the account designated for the Supplemented Inspection Program will be refunded to the applicant after all invoices related to the project have been processed. The Supplemented Inspection Program will be offered and developed on a case by case basis pending the availability of qualified inspectors as determined by the City of Hayward’s…, For further information please contact the City Building Official at (510) 583-4153, .
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