Meetings: The Council Economic Development Committee meets quarterly on the first Monday except where noted otherwise. Meetings generally take place at Hayward City Hall, 777 B Street, Hayward, CA 94541, on the second floor in Conference Room 2A and Zoom., Sign up to receive agendas, Currently serving on the Committee are:, Mayor Mark Salinas, Councilmember Angela Andrews, Councilmember Ray Bonilla Jr., City Staff:, Paul Nguyen, Chief Economic Development Officer (510) 583-5546 More Information: Meeting Schedule Guide to Virtual Meeting Participation
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The, Council Economic Development Committee, (CEDC), which in addition to members of the Hayward City Council includes a group of Community representatives, advises Council on factors affecting businesses in Hayward and the economic health of the community, including but not limited to business retention, business attraction, business development and design, growth of and activity in the Downtown and other business areas, and other factors…, Agenda and Reports, How to submit written Public Comment, : Send an email to, economic.development@hayward-ca.gov, by 2:00 p.m., the day of the meeting. Please identify the Agenda Item Number in the subject line of your email. Emails will be compiled into one file, distributed to the Council Economic Development Committee and staff, and published on the City's Meeting & Agenda Center under Documents Received After Published Agenda. Written comments received after 1:00 p.m. that address an item on the agenda will still…, How to provide live public comment during the meeting, : Information on how to join the meeting via Zoom will be posted the week prior to the meeting. https://hayward.zoom.us/j/89881586497?pwd=SkptYuI3vMJro8UvCzWhlnUN3xBx5a.1, Webinar ID:, 898 8158 6497, Password:, CEDC-4/6! , Or join by phone:, +1 669 900 6833 or +1 646 931 3860, Webinar ID:, 898 8158 6497, Password:, 913015855 , GUIDE TO ATTENDING VIRTUAL MEETINGS, *Assistance will be provided to those requiring accommodations for disabilities in compliance with the Americans Disabilities Act of 1990. Interested persons must request accommodation at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting by contacting the City Clerk at (510) 583-4400. If you require translation services during the meeting, please contact the Office of the City Clerk 48 hours in advance of…, Want information on upcoming legislative meetings, meeting agendas and related meeting staff reports? Visit our, meetings and agendas center, .
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Contact the Makerspace, : , (510) 583-2108 |, Email, How Do I Make a Reservation?, Find the piece of equipment you'd like to use below and click on the link to make a reservation for that equipment. Note: You may make one reservation per day., When Is It Open?, Please check the library events calendar below for the most up to date open hours and closures. Makerspace Hours Tuesdays 2-6 p.m. Thursdays 12-4 p.m. Saturdays 12-4 p.m., Where Is It?, The Makerspace is at the Downtown Library on the 2nd floor, near the elevators., How Old Do I Have to Be?, If you're, over 18, , you just need to fill out the required paperwork. If you're, over 13 but under 18, , you need to have a waiver signed by an adult guardian, the guardian must be present when turning in your waiver. If you're, over 7 but under 13, , you must be accompanied by an adult guardian at all times. Adult guardians may be responsible for a maximum of two children, and may not have their own appointment at the same time. If you're, under 7, , you can't use the Makerspace yet, but keep an eye out for special events for young children. For their safety, children under 7 are not allowed inside the Makerspace., What Do I Need to Do Ahead of Time?, Before your first appointment, you must complete: Makerspace Registration Packet You can either fill it out and email it to us , print it out and bring it with you, or visit us during Makerspace open hours to fill it out in person. Adult Registration Packet (pdf) Minor or Dependent Adult Registration Packet (pdf) Makerspace Safety Orientation You can view and complete the orientation at home…, What Should I Bring?, Generally speaking, you should bring a project idea and materials for making it. Each equipment page has more specific details., Can I purchase materials at the library?, We have a limited assortment of materials available for purchase in the Makerspace. You can find the price list at the bottom of this page. Most items have a purchase limit of 1-2 per appointment., What Equipment is Available?, Photo of Carvey Carvey A 3D carving machine that uses a bit to cut materials such as wood, plastic and machinable foam. Carvey can be used for making jewelry, signs, toys and more! , Learn more about Carvey →, LOTE4Kids: Storytime in your language Cricut EasyPress A manual heat press machine. , Learn more about the Cricut EasyPress →, Cricut Maker 1 A smart cutting and drawing machine that can cut and draw on over 300 materials including paper, fabric, matboard and leather. , Learn more about the Cricut Maker →, Photo of Dremel Laser Cutter Dremel Digilab LC40 Laser Cutter A 40-watt laser cutter that takes image files and cuts or engraves material by firing the laser., Learn more about the Dremel Laser Cutter →, Photo of Epson Wide-format Printer Epson Wide-Format Printer A large size inkjet printer with scan capabilities. The maximum scan size is 11”x17”. The maximum borderless print size is 13”x19”., Learn more about the Epson Wide-Format Printer →, Photo of Kenmore Sewing Machine Sewing Station A sewing machine that can perform a variety of functional and decorative tasks., Learn more about the Sewing Sation →, Decorative image Prusa Core One A 3-D printer which takes a digital file and prints a three-dimensional object out of PLA filament, Learn more about the Prusa Core One 3-D Printer →, Sublimation Station Print photos and designs then transfer to mugs, hats, clothing and more with a heat press!, Learn more about the Sublimation Station →, Photo of Xyron Create a Sticker Max Xyron Creative Station Lite Turn any piece of paper into a sticker., Learn more about the Xyron Creative Station Lite, Materials Price List, Carvey, (max. 2 units per type per reservation), 6" x 6" Baltic birch 1/2" $2.50/each 4" x 8" Baltic birch 1/2" $2.50/each 4" x 6" Linoleum (Battleship Gray) $3.00/each, Laser Cutter, (max. 2 units per type per reservation), 12" x 9" Baltic birch 1/8" $3.00/sheet 5" x 7" Clear acrylic $3.00/sheet, Cricut & Scan N Cut, (max. 2 units per type per reservation), Iron-on vinyl (per square ft) $1.00/square foot Permanent adhesive vinyl $1.00/square foot 12" x 12" cardstock $.50/sheet Transfer tape $.50/square foot, Wide-Format Photo Printer, (you may choose ONE of the following), 11" x 17" matte paper + ink (Limit 2/visit) $.85/sheet 11" x 17" glossy paper + ink (Limit 2/visit) $1.35/sheet 13" x 19" matte paper + ink (Limit 2/visit) $1.75/sheet 13" x 19" glossy paper + ink (Limit 2/visit) $3.50/sheet 4"x6" ink only (Limit 10/visit) $0.05/sheet 5"x7" ink only (Limit 10/visit) $0.07/sheet 8.5"x11" ink only (Limit 5/visit) $0.20/sheet 11"x17" ink only (Limit 2/visit) $0.35/…, Sewing Supplies, (max. 2 units per type per reservation), Fabric 12"x12" $0.75/each Fat Quarter 18"x22" $2.50/each Fusible Interfacing $0.25/linear foot, Sublimation, Sublimation Paper + Ink 8.5"x11" (limit 5/visit) $1.25/each Bag - Small/Zipper Pouch (limit 1/visit) $1.00/each Bag - Large/Tote Bag (limit 1/visit) $1.50/each Mouse Pad (limit 1/visit) $1.50/each Puzzle Blank (limit 1/visit) $1.50/each, Xyron Create a Sticker, (limit 12 linear inches per visit), Sticker Paper $.10/linear inch Magnet Paper $.30/linear inch, Miscellaneous Supplies, Shrinky Dink Sheet $.50/each Perler Project $.50/project board Laminating Pouch (limit 10/visit) $.25/each
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Overview, On April 14, 2020, the City Council approved a minimum wage ordinance that increases the local minimum wage in the City of Hayward to be higher than the current State of California Minimum Wage. Find a list of Frequently Asked Question (FAQs) can be found below., Back to Hayward Local Minimum Wage →, Questions? Contact, : , Email:, Minimum.Wage@hayward-ca.gov, Phone:, (510) 583-5540 Updated January 07, 2025, Frequently Asked Questions:, How much is the City’s Minimum Wage rate?, The City of Hayward’s local ordinance accelerates the minimum wage-rate increase called for under State law. For large employers, defined as those with 26 or more workers, the current minimum wage is $17.79. Beginning January 1, 2027, the minimum wage rate for large employers will be, $18.39, . Thereafter, the Hayward minimum wage rate for large employers will be adjusted upward annually each January 1 based on the Consumer Price Index (CPI) with a maximum of 5% increase. For small employers, defined as those with 25 or fewer workers—beginning on January 1, 2027, the minimum wage rate for small employers will be, $17.40, as directed by the State of California. Future increases for small businesses will be consistent with State law., What is the difference between the Federal, State and Hayward’s minimum wage laws?, The minimum wage established by Federal, State and local government law sets the lowest wage an employer may legally pay to workers. The State minimum wage will increase to $17.40 beginning January 1, 2027. Additional industry specific adjustments have been adopted by the State for Fast Food Employees. Those businesses meeting the definition of a fast-food restaurant will have additional wage…, What is the State’s Minimum Wage and what does a local minimum wage mean?, Beginning January 1, 2027, the minimum wage will be $17.40 and future wage increases are tied to inflation, reflecting increases in the Consumer Price Index (CPI). A Local Minimum Wage applies to all businesses within the geographic boundaries of Hayward and any employee working at least two or more hours per week. The City of Hayward adopted a local minimum wage April 7, 2020. The minimum wage…, Minimum Wage (ca.gov), What is the State’s Minimum Wage for Health Care Facilities?, On October 13, 2023, Governor Newsom signed a bill that will increase the minimum wage for workers employed in health care settings. The new wage rates are dependent on multiple factors including but not limited to location of the health care facility, percentage of Medi-Cal patients seen at facility, and type of facility. A full copy of the adopted bill can be found, here, . When the Health Care Minimum Wage goes into effect, it will supersede the local minimum wage rate for both large and small employers if the employer meets the state definition of “health care facility”. The State’s Health Care Minimum Wage supersedes the local minimum wage rate for both large and small employers if the employer meets the state definition of “health care facility”. , How are Small and Large Businesses defined?, Small Businesses are defined as those having 25 employees or fewer, including persons employed outside the city. Large Businesses are defined as having 26 or more employees, including persons employed outside the city., My company is located outside the City of Hayward, but I have employees who work inside of the City of Hayward. How do I determine what business size classification my business falls under?, The size of the employer is determined based on the total number of employees employed by the business that work both within the City of Hayward and those that work outside the city., What other cities around us have a local minimum wage?, Of the 100 cities located in the nine-county region considered the Bay Area, 32 have adopted a Local Minimum Wage. Five (5) of the 14 cities in Alameda County have a local minimum wage including: Alameda, Berkley, Emeryville, Fremont, and Oakland., When does the change go into effect?, The City Council adopted a local minimum wage ordinance on April 14, 2020. The first increase took place January 1, 2021. Subsequent increases will occur each January 1, per the ordinance requirements for small and large employers. The next increase is January 1, 2028., Where can I get more information about the City of Hayward’s Minimum Wage?, To get more information on the City of Hayward’s Minimum Wage, you may go to the City’s website: , www.hayward-ca.gov/local-minimum-wage, , email , MinimumWage@hayward-ca.gov, or call the Economic Development Office at (510) 583-5540., Are non-profit organizations exempt from the City of Hayward Minimum Wage requirements?, No, non-profit organizations are not exempt from the minimum wage requirements. All businesses operating within the geographic boundaries of Hayward must pay employees who work two or more hours per week the local minimum wage., Are small businesses exempt from the City of Hayward Minimum Wage requirements?, No. Small businesses are not exempt from the minimum wage ordinance. All businesses operating within the geographic boundaries of Hayward must pay employees who work two or more hours per week the local minimum wage. Small businesses with 25 or fewer employees must pay $17.40 per hour beginning January 1, 2027 per California State Law., Are tips and/or gratuity considered a part of the Minimum Wage hourly rate?, No. Tips and gratuity are not considered a part of the minimum hourly wage rate and may not offset the hourly wage., Can an employee agree to work for less than the City of Hayward Minimum Wage?, No. Employees may not agree to work for less than the Hayward Minimum Wage unless there is a bona fide collective bargaining agreement in place., Does the City minimum wage apply to employees who work in Hayward, but are not residents of Hayward?, Yes. Any person who works for an employer that maintains a facility in the City of Hayward or provides good and/or services within the City limits is eligible to be paid at the City of Hayward’s minimum wage rate., I pay for health insurance, vacation, sick leave and other benefits to my employees. Do these count towards the amount of the Minimum Wage paid to employees?, No. An employer may not use fringe benefits such as health insurance, vacation, sick leave or other benefits to offset or use as a credit towards the employer’s obligation to pay the City minimum wage., My company is located in the City of Hayward, but I have employees who work outside of the City of Hayward. Do I have to pay the Minimum Wage to employees?, No. Only employees who work within the geographic boundaries of the City of Hayward are subject to the City’s minimum wage. All businesses operating within the geographic boundaries of Hayward must pay employees who work two or more hours per week the local minimum wage., My company is not located in the City of Hayward, but I have employees who work in the City of Hayward. Do I have to pay the Minimum Wage to these employees?, Yes. Any employee who works within the geographic boundaries of the City of Hayward is subject to the City of Hayward’s Minimum Wage Ordinance., What else besides paying the City of Hayward Minimum Wage to employees am I required to do?, Each year, the City will publish a bulletin notice by October 1, or as soon as practicable, on the Minimum Wage webpage. It is the business owner’s responsibility to post the new wage rate and bulletin from the City in the workplace, in a location that employees may view the new rate along with their rights. All employees must be able to read and understand the rate, so posting in other languages…, What is CPI and how is it being used for Minimum Wage?, The Consumer Price Index (CPI) is a measure of the average change over time in the prices paid by urban consumers for goods and services. The CPI is used as an economic indicator measuring inflation, a deflator of economic series and as a means of adjusting dollar values. This relates to the minimum wage in that it adjusts consumers’ income payments to automatically provide cost-of-living wage…, What are my rights as an employee?, The minimum wage in Hayward as of January 1, 2027 is $17.40 per hour for businesses that have 25 or fewer employees and $18.39 per hour for businesses with 26 or more employees. This applies to all employees working within the geographic boundaries of the City of Hayward, working two or more hours per week. All employees have rights pertaining to filing claims against employers who do not comply…, Who do I contact if my employer is not paying the Minimum Wage?, If your employer is currently not paying the State required minimum wage, you can contact The State of California Department of Labor at , www.labor.ca.gov , to file a claim. If you have experienced , wage theft, , file a wage claim with the State Labor Commissioner's Office by , email, , mail or in person. Workers in California have the right to file a wage claim when their employers do not pay them the wages or benefits, they are owed. A wage claim starts the process to collect on those unpaid wages or benefits. California’s labor laws protect all workers, regardless of immigration status. For more information about filing a wage claim, visit the State of California Department…, LaborComm.WCA.OAK@dir.ca.gov
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Adopt-a-Block Program sign on a background of green trees and a blue sky As an Adopt-a-Block volunteer you are able to "adopt" an area that you are committed to keeping litter free for a period of two years. By keeping Hayward litter free you are improving the appearance, property values, and attractiveness of our city. You will also be helping to reduce environmental pollution and prevent crime…, Adopt-a-Block Resources: , Everything you need to maintain your adopted block! Schedule Litter Removal Request Supplies Report Graffiti Adopt-a-Block Application Form, Questions? Contact:, adoptablock@hayward-ca.gov or call (510) 881-7745, Frequently Asked Questions:
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STATISTICAL HIGHLIGHTS, September 6 - September 12, 2026 , Weekly Arrests , (Includes cite/released): 54, Homicide, 0, Weekly Calls for Service: , 2,111, Assault—Great Bodily Injury, 17, Weekly Reports Taken:, 208, Burglary— Non Residential , 208, Weekly Complaints, (against HPD), :, 0, Burglary—Residential , 0, Weekly Calls Received:, 5,576, Theft , 34 This data is subject to change and based on crimes that were reported to have occurred during the time frame of this report. Some reports may yet to be initiated and/or reclassified during investigations. , Theft From Auto , 26, Robbery , 0, Vehicle Theft , 26, Mental Health Calls , 23, Reports of Gunfire , 2, Significant Incidents, WEAPON RECOVERY:, On 9/6/2026 at 3:32 PM HPD responded to Ruus Park regarding a subject reportedly tagging the men’s and women’s restrooms. Upon arrival, officers located a group of known subjects having a BBQ and filming a music video. During the investigation, two subjects failed to comply with officers’ commands and fled on foot. Officers pursued the subjects and detained one of the subjects. A firearm was…, VEHICLE RECOVERY:, On 9/10/2026 at 7:55 AM HPD received an alert for a stolen vehicle in the area of W. Tennyson Rd and I-880. Officers located the vehicle traveling eastbound on W. Tennyson Rd and conducted a traffic stop. The vehicle was recovered and officers safely detained the driver and passenger of the vehicle. (Report #2026-050503), For additional information, visit: , https://www.hayward-ca.gov/police-department/transparency/crime-data-dashboard
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STATISTICAL HIGHLIGHTS, September 13 - September 19, 2026 , Weekly Arrests , (Includes cite/released): 41, Homicide, 0, Weekly Calls for Service: , 1,960, Assault—Great Bodily Injury, 13, Weekly Reports Taken:, 188, Burglary— Non Residential , 3, Weekly Complaints, (against HPD), :, 2, Burglary—Residential , 1, Weekly Calls Received:, 5,670, Theft , 20 This data is subject to change and based on crimes that were reported to have occurred during the time frame of this report. Some reports may yet to be initiated and/or reclassified during investigations. , Theft From Auto , 24, Robbery , 2, Vehicle Theft , 25, Mental Health Calls , 20, Reports of Gunfire , 2, Significant Incidents, ATTEMPT ROBBERY:, On 9/14/2026 at 12:54 PM the victim was walking near Tennyson Rd and Leidig Ct when an unknown subject approached from behind and attempted to forcibly take her property. The victim resisted, and the subject fled the area on foot. Officers searched the surrounding area, located the subject, and detained the subject without incident. (Report #2026-051404), ROBBERY:, On 9/17/2026 the victim arrived home near the 26000 block of Huntwood Ave and was walking toward the stairwell of her residence when a subject approached her from behind and forcibly took her belongings. The subject fled the area prior to officers’ arrival. (Report #2026-052135), For additional information, visit: , https://www.hayward-ca.gov/police-department/transparency/crime-data-dashboard
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Latest News , The joint Alameda County-City of Hayward Russell City Redress Fund is now accepting applications through Nov. 2, 2026, for Redress Fund payments from individuals and households meeting initial Phase I eligibility requirements. , Phase I Eligibility , Based on survey feedback from former Russell City residents, family members and descendants, eligibility to receive Redress Fund payments during Phase I is limited to individuals who resided and personally owned residential property in Russell City between Jan. 1, 1961, and Dec. 31, 1964, and whose property was taken by Alameda County by eminent domain during this period. Funds will be allocated…, How to Apply, Submit a completed application and required documentation by email to russellcityredress@acgov.org or by delivering them during In-Person Office Hours. Download the fillable PDF form, Required Documentation, A valid ID and one of the following forms of documentation to demonstrate homeownership and property address or location during the relevant timeframe is required. Examples of documentation include, but are not necessarily limited to the following: Officially Recorded Deed Promissory Note Contract of Sale Evidence of Sale to County W-9: Download a W-9 form on the official IRS website, In-Person Office Hours, The Redress Fund Working Group is holding in-person office hours to provide application support and answer questions on select Thursdays at Hayward Public Library’s Downtown Library, 888 C Street, and on select Thursdays and Saturdays at the Library’s Weekes Branch, 27300 Patrick Avenue. Schedule, Downtown Hayward Library, Fremont Bank Foundation Room A, 888C Street, Hayward, CA 94541, Sept. 3 - 12pm-4pm Sept. 10 - 12pm-4pm Oct. 8 - 12pm-4pm Oct. 15 - 12pm-4pm Oct. 29 - 12pm-4pm, Weekes Branch Library, John Pappas Legacy Room, 27300 Patrick Avenue, Hayward, CA 94544, Sept. 17 – 12:30pm-4pm Sept. 24 – 12pm-4pm Oct. 3 - 12pm-4pm Oct. 10 - 12pm-4pm Oct. 17 -12pm-4pm, Document Search Workshops, The Redress Fund and Alameda County Auditor's staff will be hosting two September workshops to help the Russell City community search for property ownership documentation. , Alameda County Auditor‑Controller’s Office , 1221 Oak Street, Room 249 , Oakland, CA 94612, Schedule Sept. 16 – 10am-12pm Sept. 23 – 10am-12pm Oct. 14 – 10am-12pm A virtual workshop option will also be available during this time, managed by Meagan Turner, Project Manager. To register for the virtual session, please contact russellcityredress@acgov.org . , Contacts, Call or email the Redress Fund Working Group at (510) 272-6684 and russellcityredress@acgov.org to ask questions and sign up to receive updates.
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The City of Hayward believes water is one of our most precious resources and is dedicated to water conservation so that our natural supply remains available for future generations. , Water conservation provides multiple benefits, including:, Reducing water and energy bills Lowering yard maintenance Preventing urban runoff that would otherwise pollute our creeks and San Francisco Bay The City of Hayward has historically been a good steward of our water resources and remains vigilant in using water wisely during current drought conditions. See below for information about the water conservation programs offered to Hayward Water System…, Lawn Conversion Rebate Program, Native California Plants The City of Hayward Lawn Conversion Program provides rebates to approved customers who convert water-thirsty lawns into water-efficient landscapes. The Lawn Conversion Program will run until, June 30, 2027, , or until funds last. Funding is limited and applications will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Download the , Program Brochure and Application, to learn how to apply. Rebate Amounts:, Front Yards and Areas Visible to the Public: , $0.75 per square foot of lawn converted, Backyards and Areas Not Visible to the Public, : $0.50 per square foot of lawn converted, Additional Sheet Mulching Rebate, : $0.25 extra per square foot of lawn converted using sheet mulching For More on Free Landscaping Classes, Rain Barrel Rebate Program, Rain Barrel Did you know that 1,000 square feet of roof surface captures 625 gallons of water for every 1 inch of rain fall? Rain barrels are used to collect rainwater from hard surfaces such as rooftops and store it for later use. In partnership with Bay Area Water Supply and Conservation Agency (BAWSCA), Hayward water customers can receive a rebate of $50 per rain barrel. Rebates are limited to…, BAWSCA website, and create an online account to apply for a rain barrel rebate., Rachio Smart Sprinkler Controller Rebate Program, Rachio 3 In partnership with Rachio, Hayward water customers can receive a Rachio 3 Smart Irrigation Controller at a discounted price of $100 + tax (MSRP: $279.99). The Rachio 3 Smart Irrigation Controller: Can save up to 50% of your total outdoor water use. Is compatible with almost any irrigation system—just swap out your old controller and continue using your existing pipes and sprinkler heads…, here, ., Free Water Conservation Fixtures, Water Conservation Devices Hayward water customers are eligible to receive free WaterSense-labeled low-flow faucet aerators and shower heads. WaterSense-labeled faucet aerators and shower heads can save an average household 500 to 2,300 gallons of water per year. Households will typically see additional energy savings due to reduced demand on water heaters. Pick up these free devices at the…, WaterSmart customer portal, or call (510) 583-4700. Learn more, here, ., Residential Self-Audit Tool, To conserve water inside your home, the first step is understanding how much water you use and where to look for potential leaks. In partnership with Bay Area Water Supply and Conservation Agency (BAWSCA), the City of Hayward is offering free Residential Self-Audit Tool Kit to all Hayward water customers. The kits include a step-by-step guide to complete an indoor survey, check for sink/shower…, WaterSmart customer portal, or call (510) 583-4700. Once your appointment is confirmed, you may pick up your toolkit at the Public Works Department at Hayward City Hall, 777 B Street, 2nd Floor, Hayward CA anytime during public hours from Monday through Thursday, 8 am - 4 pm.
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Water efficient landscaping, Fall 2026 Landscape Classes Are Back!, Visit the BAWSCA Website to view class topics and sign up, ., Water-wise gardening is essential in the Bay Area, where conserving water resources is critical to maintaining a resilient ecosystem. By choosing native plants, using efficient irrigation systems, and implementing mulch and ground cover, residents can reduce water usage while creating beautiful, sustainable landscapes. Water-wise practices not only help conserve this precious resource but also…, Free Compost Giveaways, Every Spring and Fall, the City, in partnership with Waste Management, gives away free bags of compost. All Hayward residents are eligible. Sign up for The Leaflet to be notified of our next compost giveaway!, Free Landscaping Classes, The Bay Area Water Supply and Conservation Agency (BAWSCA) hosts free classes and hands-on workshops for members of the Hayward community, covering a wide range of Bay friendly landscaping topics such as: Sustainable Landscaping Alternatives to Lawns Habitat Gardening Edible Landscaping Water Efficient Irrigation Practices Parent/Child Gardening Workshops And More! Fall 2026 Class Schedule The…, Lawn Conversion Rebate Program, Did you know that Hayward residents can receive up to $0.75 per square foot of lawn converted to drought-tolerant landscaping? Applicants must receive pre-approval in advance before beginning work. Visit our Water Conservation page to learn more and apply., Other Sustainable Landscaping Resources:, UC Master Gardener Program of Alameda County Lawn to Garden (Alameda County StopWaste) Bay Area Garden Planner - California Native Plant Society Bay Area Gardening - For Tips on Watering, Sample Garden Photos, and Plant Lists ReScape California
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