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Code Enforcement responds to complaints of overgrown weeds on private property. Code Enforcement will ensure that the property is maintained as overgrown weeds can negatively impact community character as well as pose a fire hazard. If you are concerned about overgrown weeds contact Code Enforcement at 510.583.4143. You can make an overgrown weeds & vegetation service request online via Access Hayward.

The City maintains City-owned sewer pipelines. The public can assist in this effort by reporting possible sewer overflows.

The City provides assistance with private sidewalk repair and patches sidewalks in the public right-of-way.

Report an issue or concern related to traffic control devices, such as traffic signals or STOP signs.

The City maintains City-owned water facilities. The public can assist in this effort by reporting possible leaks or damage to utilities, such as pipelines and fire hydrants.

Please let us know if you see water waste. Many people are not aware of the water use restrictions. You can help us educate customers by using the following email address or hotline number to report water waste.

Use the attached resources to help protect yourself from the fastest growing crime in the United States:

To speak with a identity theft recovery counselor via phone for free, call the Identity Theft Resource Center at 1(888)400-5530 Monday-Friday 6 AM-5 PM PST.

For additional information, forms, and to file a report see the Identity Theft page in the HPD site.

The Fire Department schedules and coordinates Code Assistance Meetings with owners of new construction projects and their architects or contractors. New construction also includes major alterations and modifications of existing structures.

The Hayward Fire Department is pleased to offer your group an engine appearance or tour of any of the nine stations.

Reports generated by the Hayward Fire Department (i.e. medical emergency, fire incident, fire investigation, fire inspection, or hazardous materials file review) can be requested online through the Fire Department.

The Hayward Fire Department has teamed up with Hayward Rotary, Case Compactors, and Sprinkler Fitters 483 to provide Smoke Detectors to the residents of Hayward.

City-sponsored programs, events and public service announcements are eligible for coverage on KHRT Cable Channel 15. If you have a qualified event you'd like to promote on KHRT, you've come to the right place.

Members of the community may ride along with uniformed Hayward police officers while they perform their shift patrol duties.

The Hayward Police Department provides tours of the Police facility, allowing residents and visitors to view the Communications Center, Jail-Sally Port, Investigations Bureau, Traffic Bureau-Motorcycle Unit, Records Bureau, Command Offices, and other selected areas.

Help us protect our infrastructure, maintain public safety, and prevent flooding by reporting clogged or dirty streets, curbs, and gutters.

Copies of Police Reports for vehicle accident, crime and stolen property are available to the public.

Does your neighborhood need a passenger loading zone or parking reserved for people with disabilities? You can request curb painting online via Access Hayward.

The Building official finds that no substantial hazard will result from occupancy of any building or portion thereof before the same is completed, a Temporary certificate of Occupancy (TCO) may be issued prior to the completion of the entire building or structure.

Keep the city clean and green by helping the City care for and maintain trees in the public right-of-way. Read about and request tree services right here.

To protect public safety (and your car's suspension) report roadway issues to the City.

Code Enforcement conducts inspections to ensure rental units are maintained in a safe and sanitary living condition. Code Enforcement strives to complete the inspection process in an effective and efficient manner. If you believe your rental unit is not being maintained contact Code Enforcement to schedule an inspection of your rental unit: 510.583.4175.

Help us keep Hayward's infrastructure in good condition by reporting streets, curbs, and gutters in need of repair.

Keep Hayward clean and prevent flooding by reporting clogged storm drains.

Traffic calming involves using physical design and various measures to enhance safety for drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists. This approach is employed to address speeding and other unsafe behaviors in neighborhoods, promoting safer and more responsible driving, and possibly reducing traffic volume. Learn how to request traffic calming devices for your neighborhood here.

Units that are part of the City of Hayward Inclusionary Housing Program (also referred to as below market rate or BMR unit) must be resold to an eligible purchaser approved by the City. The information below will help real estate professionals assisting homeowners of BMR units with a resale, understand the requirements of the resale process and how to get approval from the City.

Please note: Lenders must work with a third-party escrow company unaffliated with the Lender. An example of a Lender that does not typically work with a third-party escrow company is QuickenLoans as their escrow