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Topics getting the most attention in Alameda public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
12 issues with medium priority
Alameda is clashing over a proposed $30 minimum wage ballot measure. A new county study warns it'll cost the city a massive $33 million, but backers are fighting back, saying the study's math is totally off because it ignores the ten-year phase-in plan.
The city proposes extending its agreement with Alameda Family Services to provide dedicated social worker services at the library through June 2027.
The council placed two charter amendment measures on the November ballot to remove outdated language and streamline commercial lease rules, allowing leases under 10 years to be approved by resolution rather than a lengthy ordinance process.
Youth baseball leagues may see their 'Majors' division games moved from Littlejohn Park to Lower Washington Park for Fall 2026 and Tillman Park for Spring 2027 under city athletic allocation rules.
Missed the voter registration deadline for the June 2nd primary? You might still be able to vote in person on election day! Just make sure you register then.
Memorial plaques are disappearing from Jean Sweeney park, and the city is looking for ways to stop it. Meanwhile, a new facility called Arnold's Place has opened to provide medical services for the homeless population.
Someone's been stealing memorial plaques off park benches, and families are pretty upset about losing these tributes. The city is looking into making the plaques tougher to steal and will replace them, but it's a real shame for those who donated them.
The council considered authorizing the purchase of new electric SUVs and hybrid interceptors to update the police fleet.
A former grocery store space on Lincoln Avenue is being considered for conversion into a private instruction studio, bringing new activity to a neighborhood commercial spot.
Alameda County is holding a do-over election for its District Attorney! It's a rematch between the current DA and the one who got recalled, plus a new face. They're all duking it out over how to handle crime in the East Bay.
The Aircraft Carrier Hornet Foundation is asking to update its use permit to change special event rules, occupant loads, safety procedures, and allow occasional helicopter landings at Pier 3.
Alameda is applying for state grant funds to help finance relocation and supportive services at the local homeless day center.