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There are many organizations in Alameda County that provide workshops and resources for immigrants and people facing discrimination. Below is a partial list.
On June 6, 2017, the City of Hayward became a Sanctuary City, thereby affirming the City’s commitment to values of dignity, inclusivity, and respect for all individuals. The City provides services to all residents, regardless of immigration status. The Hayward Police Department has a policy prohibiting their participation in civil immigration operations and enforcement.
The provides found here have resources tailored specifically for veterans, offering guidance, assistance, and a wealth of information to aid in various aspects of life after service. From mental health support to educational opportunities, job placement assistance, financial guidance, and community connections, our aim is to provide a central hub where veterans can access the resources they deserve and navigate the post-service journey with resilience and support. If you need additional assistance call 2-1-1 or visit 211alamedacounty.org
We understand the challenges you may be facing and are committed to providing you with the tools, knowledge, and support you need to break free from these harmful situations. You're not alone, and there is hope. Explore the resources on this page to take the first step towards a brighter and safer future. If you need additional assistance call 2-1-1 or visit 211alamedacounty.org
Landscaping and the maintenance of landscaping in the City of Hayward are defined and regulated by a number of codes and guidelines.
The following are some very basic tree questions that you may have as a homeowner in the City of Hayward.
View all closed bids and bidding results here.
The Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR), formally the Comprehensive Annual Financial Report, details the City's financial position and achievements of City operations each year alongside demographic and statistical information to help provide context for understanding the financial condition of the City each fiscal year.
The Master Fee Schedule contains all fees and charges attached to City services delivered by each City department.
Safe overnight parking programs address immediate safety and well-being needs for individuals facing homelessness and can serve as a stepping stone toward more stable housing situations. The programs/providers below provide safe loctions serving the Hayward area. If you need additional assistance call 2-1-1 or visit 211alamedacounty.org
Provider/Program | Location | Day | Contact | Additional Info |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alameda County Safe Parking | Fairmont, San Leandro | Every day | (973) 315-6000 | Restrooms, security. Pet friendly. No couples or children |
| Careavan | Union City | Every day | (510) 675-5482 | Email: JesusG@UnionCity.org |
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Resources for senior citizens.
Our award-winning Sewer Collection team is responsible for maintaining Hayward's network of sewer collection pipelines and wastewater lift stations.
Access to free and safe showers, leads to a healthier, happier, and more inclusive place for everyone to live. The providers below provide these services to the Hayward area. If you need additional assistance call 2-1-1 or visit 211alamedacounty.org
Hayward Neighborhood Alert, in partnership with the Hayward Police Department, establishes Neighborhood Watch Groups, educating and supporting them in crime prevention and safety to improve the quality of life in the City of Hayward.
In times of crisis, community preparedness stands as a cornerstone of resilience. Our commitment to providing free disaster preparedness training is rooted in the belief that empowering individuals with the necessary knowledge and skills can significantly enhance a community's ability to weather and recover from disasters. This training equips individuals with the tools to make informed decisions, mitigate risks, and effectively respond during emergencies, fostering a more resilient, proactive, and prepared society.
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.
Prepare for your U.S. Naturalization Interview with free, small-group tutoring sessions at the Downtown Library.
The City of Hayward has an agreement with Waste Management of Alameda County to provide garbage, recycling, and organics service to all residents and businesses.
The Hayward community currently recycles 75% of its waste. Help the City reach its goal of recycling 80% of our waste by sorting your waste in the correct bin.
All over the country millions of unwanted animals are euthanized each year at animal shelters. Spaying and neutering your pets can alleviate pet overpopulation and save lives.
The City of Hayward is responsible for the implementation of stormwater and wastewater pretreatment programs that prevent harmful pollutants from entering local creeks, the Bay, and the Hayward Wastewater Treatment Facility. Stormwater and wastewater systems are two separate systems with different functions.
Anything other than rainwater is prohibited from entering the City’s storm drain system. The City’s Stormwater Program routinely inspects businesses and industries in Hayward to correct improper practices that may pollute stormwater. You can make a service request for stormwater services online via Access Hayward.
Development Requirements
Provision C.3, a component of the National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Municipal Regional Permit (MRP), requires a new development and redevelopment projects to incoroporate stormwater treatment measures.
Urban runoff is a major contributor of stormwater pollution. Stormwater treatment systems reduce the amount of pollutants entering our local creeks and the Bay by filtering runoff and debris.
Post Development Requirements
Stormwater treatment systems require regular maintenance in order to function effectively and adequately remove pollutants and
Report issues with speed bumps and street humps to the Maintenance Division online via Access Hayward.
The streets of Hayward are swept every two weeks. Need a little something extra? Make a service request online via Access Hayward.
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