The Hayward Area Shoreline Planning Agency (HASPA), established in 1970, is a joint powers agency consisting of representatives from the City of Hayward, East Bay Regional Park District (EBRPD) , Hayward Area Recreation and Park District (HARD) , and Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District . The primary purpose of HASPA is to coordinate agency planning activities and adopt and carry out…, Meetings:, HASPA meets quarterly; however, locations and meeting times may vary, so be sure to check here for upcoming meeting information., Currently Serving on the Board of Trustees:, Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District: Erik Hentschke City of Hayward: Councilmember Francisco Zermeño East Bay Regional Park District: Dennis Waespi Hayward Area Recreation and Park District: Louis M. Andrade, Questions about meeting times or topics? , Contact East Bay Regional Parks District at haspa@ebparks.org .
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Agenda and Reports Guide to Virtual Meeting Participation
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Agenda and Reports Guide to Virtual Meeting Participation For information about applying, please contact the City Clerk's Office at (510) 583-4400.
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The Hayward Youth Commission (HYC) advises the Mayor and City Council, and the elected boards of the Hayward Area Recreation and Park District (HARD) and Hayward Unified School District (HUSD) about issues that affect young people in the Hayward community. Members may also work on a number of projects and activities throughout the year, e.g., identifying youth needs, organizing youth speak outs…
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Learn more about these appointed bodies by clicking the links below., Council Airport Standing Committee, - The Council Airport Committee (CAC) was dissolved in late 2023. Prior to being dissolved the committee reviewed and considered policy recommendations related to: airport rates and charges for hangar rental, storage rental and operating permits; land use changes on Airport property; and other matters that affect airport users or the community at large. The body met quarterly on the 4 th …, Downtown Business Improvement Area Advisory Board, - , The primary duty of the Downtown Hayward Business Improvement Area (DBIA) Advisory Board was to submit an Annual Report to the City Council containing the following: proposed changes to the boundaries or the benefit zones of the BIA; proposed improvements and activities for the upcoming fiscal year; a budget for the proposed activities; and any proposed changes in the method and basis for levying…, Hayward RDA Successor Agency Oversight Board, - , The Hayward Redevelopment Agency officially dissolved on February 1, 2012 and was replaced with the Hayward Redevelopment Successor Agency in accordance with ABx1 26 and AB 1484. The Successor Agency oversees the winding down of all former redevelopment agency activities including the payment of enforceable obligations and disposition of former agency assets and properties, with the ultimate goal…, Community Task Force, - , On January 17, 2017, City officials established a limited term Community Task Force to address concerns locally for residents, elected officials and others about human rights, civil rights, and the safety of community members who face increased discrimination based on their political affiliation, economic status, place of origin, immigration status, religion, race, ethnicity, gender, gender…, Downtown Specific Plan Task Force, - , The Downtown Specific Plan Task Force previously acted as a public voice representing a range of community interests. They provided guidance to the planning team at key points in the process that has since concluded. Their recommendations were advisory since the Task Force was not a decision-making body. The Task Force provided diverse and valuable input to the consultant team who drafted the…
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Selected Subcommittee Members Councilmember Sara Lamnin Councilmember Elisa Márquez Councilmember Mark Salinas Commissioner Crystal Arrizon Commissioner Artavia Berry (ex officio) Commissioner Austin Bruckner Commissioner Arti Garg Commissioner Linda Moore The subcommittee meeting materials are listed below the meeting dates as they are finalized and the recording will be made available after…, Subcommittee Meetings, : , June 9, 2022, - Developing the How - Implementation Meeting Materials, May 21, 2022, - Understanding the What - Specific Details Meeting Materials, May 2, 2022, - Understanding the Why - Priorities Overview Materials & Roster Presentation Recording, Other related meetings, :, June 28, 2022, - City Council Meeting Meeting Details, June 15, 2022, - Community Services Commission Meeting Meeting Details
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Governance, Beginning on July 1, 2018, the local Hayward Successor Agency Oversight Board was replaced by a larger county-wide Alameda County Oversight Board. You can find all Oversight Board meeting agendas here: Oversight Board Meeting Agendas Before July 1, 2018, the Successor Agency was governed by a seven member Oversight Board. The membership of the Oversight Board consisted of representatives from the…, Operations, Recognized Obligation Payment Schedule (ROPS) Each year the Successor Agency must submit a Recognized Obligation Payment Schedule for approval by the Oversight Board as well as the California Department of Finance. The Successor Agency is only allowed to pay for those items deemed enforceable obligations by the California Department of Finance. For the Hayward Successor Agency these largely…, Other Dissolution Information, Due Diligence Reviews The Successor Agency received its Low and Moderate Income Housing Due Diligence Review on March 1, 2013 and its Other Funds and Accounts Due Diligence Review on September 13, 2013. Low and Moderate Income Housing Due Diligence Review Other Funds and Accounts Due Diligence Review Finding of Completion The Successor Agency received its Finding of Completion on November 8, 2013…, Agency Contact Information, Mary Thomas, Management Analyst Email: mary.thomas@hayward-ca.gov Phone: 510.583.4227
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For more information about the meeting and to view relevent staff reports and presentations, visit our, Meetings & Agendas Center, . The Community Advisory Panel was created to provide the Chief of Police and Hayward Police Department with direct community input, and provide community members with direct access to the Chief about perceived issues related to the department, the formation of strategies and concepts around community policing, to increase public awareness, and provide neutral, third-party insight that supports a…, Contact Captain Dan Olsen or Lieutenant Ryan Sill for more information:, Capt. Dan Olsen, Hayward Police Department 300 W. Winton Ave. Hayward, CA 94544 (510) 293-5038 daniel.olsen@hayward-ca.gov, Lt. Ryan Sill, Hayward Police Department 300 W. Winton Ave. Hayward, CA 94544 (510) 293-3450 Ryan.sill@hayward-ca.gov Documents and Meeting Recordings, Community Advisory Panel Charter, :, Community Advisory Panel Charter, Manuals and Policy Documents, :, Hayward Police Department Policy Manual Automated License Plate Recognition Policy Strategic Plan Strategic Plan Accountability Tracker, MOU's, : Police Management Unit - MOU; VEBA Side Letter to MOU; Effective 05/01/12 Police Management Unit - MOU, Eff. 07/01/19 to 06/30/23 Police Officers' Assoc. VEBA Side Letter to MOU; Effective 07/09/12 Police Officers' Assoc. MOU, Effective 07/01/04 - 06/30/2024, Public Meeting Recordings and Materials, :
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To learn more about our organization, visit, Departments/Divisions, , or download our Organizational Chart. , Organizational Chart, Visiting City Hall - What to expect when visiting us in-person, Plan your visit seamlessly with easy parking and transportation options. Hayward City Hall is located at, 777 B Street, Hayward, . Free public parking is available across the street from City Hall in the, Watkins Street Garage, . The garage is accessible via the Mission Blvd and Watkins Street entrances. You can also reach us via, BART, and, AC Transit, . When you get to City Hall, stop by our info booth for help. Our staff can guide you to services, conference rooms, appointments, and more. , Services by floor, :, First Floor , Cashier (Revenue), : Utility billing, Emergency Services Facilities (ESFS) Tax, street weeping ticket payments, parking ticket payments, business license applications and renewals, starting and stopping water service, leak rebate applications, hydrant reading inquiries, information about revenue programs and rebates. You can also, pay bills online, . , Permit Center, : Visit the Permit Center for assistance with permits, codes, and more. Our dedicated staff from Building, Code Enforcement, Engineering, Fire Prevention & Hazmat, Housing, and Planning divisions are available for in-person consultations. Explore our convenient online option, the, e-Permits Portal, , for most permitting services. For additional details on Permit Center Services, contact information, and permitting divisions, click here . Public Hours: Monday to Thursday: 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., John O'Lague Galleria, : Find information about current shows on the, Hayward Arts Council, site., Second Floor , Council Chambers/Public Meeting Room, : Hayward City Council meetings, Planning Commission meetings, and other public meetings. To find information about locations and schedules for other appointed bodies and standing committees, visit our, Meetings & Agendas Center, ., Utilities, Waste & Recycling Services, : Waste Management coupons, water meter applications, Fire Flow test applications, conservation & utility rebate programs, free water conservation devices (by appointment only), water issues (waste, rates, main issues, no water, dirty water, water meters, recycled water), sewer issues (blockages, overflows, tree roots, sewer manhole concerns), garbage rates, compost giveaway, AMI Customer…, utilities, waste & recycling services, . , Transportation, Roads, Traffic Signals & Calming Services, : Construction concerns and complaints, property line surveys, traffic signals and street lights issues, traffic calming requests, Public Works & Capitol Improvement projects. Visit, Public Works, online for details., Third Floor , Working for Hayward/Human Resources, : City of Hayward employment applications and information. Resources can also be found , online, ., Request for Proposals/Quotes Responses, : Drop-off only. More information about current opportunities to do business with the City can be found, here, ., Fourth Floor - , Public records requests, applying for a passport, claims, summons, subpoenas, Mayor and City Council, Administrative Hearings, Hayward Fire Department Administration, paratransit, economic projects, senior services, homelessness resources and programs. City Attorney's Office Appointments: (510) 583-4450 |, Web Resources ⇒, City Clerk's Office: (510) 583-4400 |, Web Resources ⇒, By Appointment Only, : City Manager's Office Appointments: (510) 583-4300 |, Web Resources ⇒, Fire Administration Office Appointments: (510) 583-4900 |, Web Resources ⇒, Can't make it into City Hall? We have you covered! Browse our list of City Services, :, City Services,
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In 1964, Russell City was annexed into the City of Hayward as part of a redevelopment plan initiated by the County of Alameda and that entailed the relocation of Russell City residents and businesses and the acquisition and rezoning of property for commercial and industrial development. FORMAL APOLOGY FROM THE CITY OF HAYWARD On Nov. 16, 2021, the Hayward City Council voted unanimously to issue a…, (510) 272-6684, or email , russellcityredress@acgov.org, RUSSELL CITY REPARATIVE JUSTICE PROJECT BACKGROUND The Russell City Reparative Justice Project (RCRJP) was the City of Hayward’s response to a recommendation of its Community Services Commission, which called for the City to work with former Russell City residents and descendants to “determine appropriate restitution” for the City’s involvement in inequitable treatment and the forced relocation…, Phase 1, of the Project was the Pre-Work Phase and entailed discovery, fact-finding and academic research; formation of a governing structure for the Project team and participants; and identifying and contacting former residents and descendants., Phase 2, of the Project was the Community Building, Storytelling and Discussion Phase and involved establishment and implementation of the Project team governing structure; community-based information gathering and storytelling; consideration and evaluation of reparative justice models; and synthesis of learning from academic research and community-based research and storytelling., Phase 3, was the Proposals Development Phase with the object of developing consensus on proposals and recommendations for City Council consideration and potential consideration by other governing bodies for appropriate restitution and/or reparative justice responses., Phase 4, of the RCRJ Project involved City Council action on Project proposals and recommendations and formation of the Russell City Redress Fund.
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