Sign-up to receive emergency alerts from the City, Fire and Police departments

In times of unforeseen events, receiving timely updates and crucial information can make a significant difference. Here, you'll find resources to sign up for emergency alerts, ensuring you stay informed about local, regional, or national emergencies, natural disasters, weather warnings, and other vital notifications. By registering, you empower yourself and your community with the essential knowledge needed to stay safe and take appropriate actions when needed.

Homeowner assistance programs

Homeownership resource hub, designed to guide both aspiring and seasoned homeowners. Whether you're navigating the complex process of purchasing your first property, seeking insights on maintaining and improving your current home, or exploring financial strategies related to homeownership, these programs aims to support you every step of the way.

Information for Tenants

Navigating the rental housing market can be confusing, we are here to help! We have put together information about rent increases, rent review processes, petitions, and tenant protections to help you understand your rights and responsibilities as renters in Hayward.

Guidelines for Mayor/Council Ceremonial Documents, Events, & Adjournments

All requests for letters, certificates, proclamations, events, and adjournments should be made by community members in the City of Hayward, organizations or businesses physically located in Hayward, or organizations whose primary mission is to provide some service to Hayward residents. The Office of the Mayor reserves the right to decline or modify requests and make exceptions to any of the following guidelines.

Scientific Context & Impacts

Climate Change Science

The Greenhouse Gas Effect & Climate Change

Earth’s climate is largely driven by energy that comes from the sun. When solar radiation reaches the Earth’s atmosphere, some of it is reflected into space and a portion is absorbed by the Earth’s surface. As the Earth absorbs solar radiation, its surface heats up and re-radiates heat back out into the

Climate Action Plan

Hayward is taking action to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and minimize the impacts of climate change. Through the development and implementation of this Climate Action Plan (CAP), Hayward will enhance the community’s wellbeing and continue taking actions intended to limit the impacts of climate change. The following is a high-level executive summary of GHG emissions levels, projected GHG emissions levels, established emissions targets, and GHG reduction measures for Hayward to achieve the City’s adopted targets.