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Topics getting the most attention in Berkeley public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
7 issues with medium priority
Berkeley landlords just dodged over a million bucks on a vacancy tax, but some folks are crying foul, saying the city bent the rules too much. This whole mess means the tax isn't raking in the cash it should, and other landlords are stuck with hefty bills.
An elderly person is in the hospital after a car going way too fast hit them. This crash is bringing up big questions about how safe our streets really are for people walking.
Get ready for some tree trimming near Aquatic Park! It's all part of a bigger railroad expansion project aimed at making it easier to get goods in and out of the Oakland port. The city's on board for replanting, but we're still waiting on the specifics.
Berkeley's streets are getting dangerous, with a rise in serious crashes hitting walkers, bikers, and scooter users. It's making everyday travel a lot riskier for everyone.
Berkeley wants you to sign up for AC Alert, the county's emergency notification system. It's how you'll get vital info during fires or evacuations, so make sure everyone in your home is registered and their details are current.
Berkeley wants to make sure you're ready for anything, from earthquakes to power outages. They're rolling out free classes to teach you how to handle emergencies and be more self-sufficient when disaster strikes.
Berkeley's been clearing out homeless encampments, but it's sparking a debate. Some folks are worried about people with disabilities and whether the city's actions are safe and fair.