Alameda County, California

Procurement & Contracting Policy Committee

The Procurement and Contracting Policy Committee will receive informational updates on the October-December 2025 procurement report and a 12-month outlook, plus a presentation on Measure A1 local business contracting. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the meeting is limited to staff reports and public comment.

• General Services Agency: Procurement and Contracting Report, Oct-Dec 2025
• General Services Agency: 12-Month Outlook presentation
• Housing & Community Development Agency: Measure A1 – Local Business Contracting update

Personnel Administration Legislation (PAL) Committee

The Personnel Administration Legislation Committee will review federal and state legislative updates. The committee is asked to decide on a position regarding a federal interim final rule on Medicaid community engagement requirements.

• Action item: Position request on CMS-2454-IFC (Medicaid Program; Community Engagement Requirement), with a recommendation to oppose from the Alameda County Social Services Agency and Alameda County Health
• Informational item: Federal legislative update from The Picard Group
• Informational item: State legislative update from Full Moon Strategies

Elections Commission Meeting

The commission will discuss voter participation and youth engagement while considering action on updated rules and procedures. The body will also review the June post-election assessment for submission to the Board of Supervisors.

• Approval of draft revisions to commission rules and procedures
• Approval of the June post-election assessment for the Board of Supervisors
• Review of Registrar of Voters (ROV) protocols for email inquiries and tracking
• Review of the ROV public record request portal
• Discussion on voter protection and safety for immigrant voters

Alameda County Together for All Ad Hoc Committee

The Together for All Ad Hoc Committee will discuss guidance on SB 580 promoting safe and secure government access. It will receive updates on immigrant and refugee rights, ICE‑Free Zones implementation, and a review of recent work by ACILEP, ACCORD, and ACUDIR. Public comment will be permitted on agenda items and any other matters.

• Guidance regarding SB 580 Promoting Safe and Secure Government Access for All
• Immigrant & Refugee Rights Landscape Update: Emerging trends and policy changes
• Alameda County ICE‑Free Zones and Readiness Plans: Implementation Update
• Overview of work, accomplishments, challenges, and recommendations from ACILEP, ACCORD, & ACUDIR
• Public comment period for agenda items and other matters

Sunol Citizens Advisory Council

The Sunol Citizens Advisory Council meeting scheduled for July 15, 2026, has been canceled. The next scheduled meeting is also set for July 15, 2026, at the Sunol Glen School Library.

• Meeting canceled for July 15, 2026
• Next meeting scheduled for July 15, 2026
• Location: Sunol Glen School Library
• Address: 11601 Main Street, Sunol, CA 94586

Castro Valley Municipal Advisory Council - General Purpose

The Castro Valley Municipal Advisory Council will hear informational presentations on AC Transit's agency deficit projections and potential service and workforce reductions, the Castro Valley Car Show, and councilmember introductions. No voting items are on the agenda; all items are informational.

• AC Transit Budget & Service Update with deficit projections and potential reductions (informational)
• Community Update on the Castro Valley Car Show (informational)
• Councilmember introductions (informational)
• Approval of minutes from May 18, 2026 (procedural)

Regular Meeting

The Board of Supervisors will meet in closed session to discuss labor negotiations with multiple unions, potential and existing litigation, and real property negotiations for the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex. In open session, they will consider several service agreements for older adult programs, including a $1,245,000 contract with the Korean Community Center and amendments to case management contracts.

• Closed session real property negotiations for Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex (7000 Coliseum Way) with three parties: Oakland Acquisition Company, Coliseum Way Partners, and City of Oakland
• Closed session labor negotiations with SEIU Local 1021, Teamsters Local 856, and other employee organizations
• Closed session discussion of five potential and four existing lawsuits, including Goolsby, Hernandez Ahumada, Ervin, Dykes, and Johnson cases
• Approve $1,245,000 Standard Services Agreement with Korean Community Center (dba MARU) for older adult information and assistance services
• Approve six amendments extending case management service contracts for older adults with City of Fremont, CityServe, DayBreak, J-Sei, St. Mary's Center, and Swords to Plowshares, totaling $440,053 in increases

Planning Meeting

The Board will consider a closed‑session briefing on potential litigation and a consent calendar item authorizing assessment liens for abatement orders. It will vote on a General Plan amendment to adopt an Open Space Element consistent with Senate Bill 1425. The Board will also rule on two appeals: one by 5 Star Smoke Shop for a tobacco‑retail violation with fines of $1,268, and another by the owners of 8950 Crow Canyon Road for multiple zoning and Neighborhood Preservation Ordinance violations.

• Closed session: conference with legal counsel on potential litigation
• Consent calendar: approve cost of abatement and authorize assessment liens under the Neighborhood Preservation Ordinance
• General Plan amendment: adopt Open Space Element amendment for consistency with Senate Bill 1425
• Appeal of 5 Star Smoke Shop (15640 E. 14th St.) – uphold violation, deny appeal, fines $1,268
• Appeal of 8950 Crow Canyon Road – uphold zoning and NPO violations, deny appeal, require abatement

East County Board of Zoning Adjustments

The East County Board of Zoning Adjustments will decide on a conditional use permit to renew an existing telecommunications facility for Verizon with T-Mobile co-location at Ames St. and Raymond Rd in unincorporated Livermore. The board will also elect a chair and vice-chair. Other business includes public comment and approval of previous meeting minutes.

• Conditional Use Permit PLN2026-00053 for renewal of Verizon telecommunications facility with T-Mobile co-location at Ames St. & Raymond Rd, Livermore (APN 099B-5300-007-00)
• Election of Chair and Vice-Chair for the board
• Approval of minutes from May 14, 2026
• Public comment and Open Forum opportunities

Special Meeting - Budget Adoption

The Board of Supervisors will vote on adopting the Fiscal Year 2026-27 Final Budget for Alameda County and related districts. The meeting also includes closed sessions on labor negotiations, potential and existing litigation, and negotiations for the sale of the Oakland Coliseum complex.

• Adoption of FY 2026-27 Final Budget for County of Alameda, Fire District, Flood Control District, and County Service Areas
• Closed session: labor negotiations with all employee organizations
• Closed session: potential litigation (5 cases) and significant exposure to litigation (4 cases)
• Closed session: existing litigation in Esther Goolsby v. County of Alameda
• Closed session: negotiations for sale of Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex (7000 Coliseum Way) with three parties

West County Board of Zoning Adjustments

The West County Board of Zoning Adjustments will hear appeals on two code enforcement violations: one for lack of heating at 991 Saint James Court and one for unauthorized industrial use at 122 Sunset Boulevard. They will also consider a conditional use permit for a small-animal veterinary clinic in a former bar space at 18884 Hesperian Blvd. The board will elect a chair and vice-chair.

• Appeal hearing for lack of permanent heating at 991 Saint James Court, Cherryland (COD2026-00167)
• Appeal hearing for contractor storage yard in residential zone at 122 Sunset Boulevard, Cherryland (COD2025-01075)
• Conditional Use Permit for small-animal veterinary clinic at 18884 Hesperian Blvd, San Lorenzo (PLN2026-00057)
• Election of Chair and Vice Chair for the board
• Tobacco Retailer Regulations Administrative Hearings (agenda item C)

Planning Commission

The Alameda County Planning Commission meeting will approve the June 15, 2026 minutes, consider items on the consent calendar, and address public comments. No specific project proposals or contracts are listed on the agenda.

• Approval of Minutes – June 15, 2026
• Consent Calendar items
• Public Comment period

Fairview Municipal Advisory Council

The Fairview Municipal Advisory Council will elect a Chair and Vice Chair. The body will also receive informational updates on an urban forest plan and AC Transit budget projections.

• Election of Chair and Vice Chair
• Update on CAL FIRE-funded Unincorporated Urban Forest Plan Project
• Presentation on AC Transit agency deficit projections and potential service and workforce reductions

Eden Area Municipal Advisory Council

The Eden Area Municipal Advisory Council will hold a public hearing and vote on a site development review and conditional use permit for a new Taco Bell drive-in restaurant at 20200 Hesperian Blvd. The council will also receive an informational update from AC Transit on its budget and services. Additionally, the council will consider approval of the June 9, 2026, meeting minutes.

• Site Development Review and Conditional Use Permit for a Taco Bell drive-in at 20200 Hesperian Blvd (APN 432-0020-030-04), CEQA exempt under Class 3
• AC Transit Budget and Service Update – informational presentation by board Vice President Murphy McCalley and staff
• Approval of June 9, 2026, meeting minutes

Airport Land Use Commission

This meeting consists of procedural items only: roll call, approval of minutes, open forum for public comments on non-agenda topics, and commissioner/staff forum. No substantive land-use decisions or discussions are listed on the agenda.

• Approval of minutes from previous meeting
• Open forum for public comments on non-agenda items
• Commissioner and staff updates

Regular Meeting

The Board of Supervisors will hold closed sessions to negotiate the price and terms of payment for the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex. The regular calendar includes proposals to extend and increase funding for emergency food distribution services and workforce development.

• Negotiations for Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex (7000 Coliseum Way) with Oakland Acquisition Company, LLC, Coliseum Way Partners, LLC, and the City of Oakland
• Proposed $2,730,627 increase for seven community-based organizations providing emergency food distribution services
• Proposed $5,000 for the 2026 Together, We Give seasonal gift-giving program
• Contract extension for Prison to Employment 2.0 services with the City of Oakland ($122,901.24)
• Closed session regarding the recruitment and appointment of a Chief Information Officer

Unincorporated Services Committee

The Unincorporated Services Committee will receive informational updates on the Alameda County Unincorporated Area Budget and the Sheriff's Office Real-Time Information Center. No votes are scheduled on these items. Public comment will be heard.

• Informational update on Alameda County Unincorporated Area Budget
• Informational update on Sheriff's Real-Time Information Center, including operations and procurement
• Public comment period

Special Meeting

The Board of Supervisors will continue deliberations on the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Recommended/Proposed Budget, with adoption scheduled for Thursday, June 25, 2026. In closed session, the board will discuss labor negotiations with multiple unions, potential litigation, existing litigation (Esther Goolsby case), and real property negotiations for the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex with three parties.

• Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget deliberations continued, adoption planned for June 25
• Closed session: labor negotiations with SEIU Local 1021, Teamsters Local 856, SEIU Local 2015, and unrepresented management
• Closed session: real property negotiations for Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex (7000 Coliseum Way) with Oakland Acquisition Co., LLC, Coliseum Way Partners, LLC, and City of Oakland
• Closed session: potential litigation (five cases) and significant exposure litigation (four cases)
• Closed session: existing litigation – Esther Goolsby et al. v. County of Alameda, Case No. 21cv002126

West County Board of Zoning Adjustments

The West County Board of Zoning Adjustments will consider three applications to renew conditional use permits for existing T‑Mobile telecommunications facilities at 2718 East Avenue, 3937 Castro Valley Boulevard, and 22596 Center Street. It will also hold a hearing on a Neighborhood Preservation Ordinance violation at 1627 Keller Avenue. Additional agenda items include administrative hearings on tobacco retailer regulations and alcoholic beverage sale regulations, and approval of prior meeting minutes.

• Conditional Use Permit renewal for T‑Mobile facility at 2718 East Avenue (R‑1‑B‑E zoning)
• Conditional Use Permit renewal for T‑Mobile facility at 3937 Castro Valley Boulevard (SUB10 zoning)
• Conditional Use Permit renewal for T‑Mobile facility at 22596 Center Street (CN/ CNM zoning)
• Neighborhood Preservation Ordinance violation hearing for 1627 Keller Avenue (COD2026‑0052)
• Administrative hearings on Tobacco Retailer Regulations and Alcoholic Beverage Sale Regulations

Elections Commission Meeting - June 18, 2026

The commission will consider action items regarding the update of the Ranked Choice Voting Memorandum of Understanding and the creation of a general MOU between the Registrar of Voters and jurisdictions. The body will also discuss a post-election assessment for the June elections.

• Ranked Choice Voting Memorandum of Understanding update
• Proposed General Memorandum of Understanding between ROV and jurisdictions
• June post-election assessment and report to Board of Supervisors
• Proposed changes to commission rules and procedures
• Discussion on increasing voter participation in Oakland Districts 6 & 7

Special Meeting

The Alameda County Board of Supervisors is continuing a special meeting to discuss the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget and closed session items. The session includes negotiations for the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex and potential litigation.

• Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget hearing and deliberations
• Negotiations for Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex
• Potential litigation with five cases
• Existing litigation: Esther Goolsby v. County of Alameda
• Conference with labor negotiators

Special Meeting

The Board of Supervisors will hold a hearing and deliberations on the County Administrator's Recommended/Proposed Budget for fiscal year 2026-2027, including proposed final budget adjustments. The meeting also includes closed session discussions on labor negotiations, potential and existing litigation, and negotiations regarding the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex. Public comment will be taken on the budget before recessing to continue on June 22.

• Hearing on County Administrator’s Recommended/Proposed Budget for FY 2026-2027
• Closed session conference with labor negotiators for all labor organizations and unrepresented management
• Closed session conference with legal counsel on potential litigation (five cases) and significant exposure to litigation (four cases)
• Closed session conference on existing litigation: Esther Goolsby et al. v. County of Alameda
• Closed session real property negotiations for Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex (7000 Coliseum Way) with three parties: Oakland Acquisition Company LLC, Coliseum Way Partners LLC, and City of Oakland

Reparations Commission

The Commission is meeting to review the final board packet and print layout for its report. Members will discuss an alternative framing for recommendations and formally recognize the conclusion of the Commission.

• Logistics for the June 30, 2026, Board of Supervisors agenda
• Review of the full board packet for June 30, 2026
• Design and layout of the print report
• Alternative framing for the collection of recommendations
• Conclusion and appreciation for consultants Exceptional Community Connections and Informing Change

Sunol Citizens Advisory Council

Regular Meeting

The Board will enter closed session to discuss labor negotiations, potential litigation, and real property negotiations for the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex with multiple parties. After closed session, the Board will consider a consent calendar including several social services contract amendments and funding approvals.

• Closed session negotiations for sale of Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Complex with Oakland Acquisition Company, Coliseum Way Partners, and City of Oakland
• Approve $177,536 for IHSS training incentives, stipends, and provider appreciation fair (Item 2)
• First Amendment with American Indian Child Resource Center, increasing contract by $81,600 to $204,000 (Item 3)
• First Amendment with UC Davis for staff training, increasing contract by $800,000 to $2,000,000 (Item 4)
• Approve $6,500 for IHSS Advisory Committee expenses including stipends and training (Item 6)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider an appeal of the Planning Director’s March 31, 2026 decision to approve a site development review that permits demolition of a 1‑story home and construction of a new 2‑story, 6,150 sq ft single‑family residence with a 3‑car garage on a 1.19‑acre lot at 720 Mockingbird Lane in unincorporated Alameda County. The commission will also receive updates on the Bay Fair Community‑Based Transportation Plan and proposed zoning ordinance changes for multi‑family housing standards. Additional agenda items include routine consent calendar approvals and regular calendar business.

• Appeal of Planning Director’s decision for 720 Mockingbird Lane site development (PLN2024-00109)
• Bay Fair Community‑Based Transportation Plan update
• Zoning ordinance updates for multi‑family residential standards
• Consent calendar approvals
• Regular calendar items

Personnel, Administration, Legislation (PAL) Committee

The Personnel, Administration, and Legislation Committee will convene to receive informational updates on federal and state legislation and a report on language access. The meeting will be held in-person at the County Administration Building and via webinar.

• Informational update on federal legislation
• Informational update on state legislation
• Report on language access from the County Administrator's Office

West County Board of Zoning Adjustments

The Board will hold public hearings on two conditional use permits: a continued telecom facility at 16520 Worthley Drive in San Lorenzo and an expansion of a charter school at 16248 Carolyn St. in Castro Valley from 280 to 450 students. The meeting also includes consent calendar, open forum, and approval of prior minutes.

• Item I1: Conditional Use Permit for continued operation of T-Mobile telecom facility at 16520 Worthley Drive, San Lorenzo (no modifications)
• Item I2: Conditional Use Permit to expand Yu Ming Charter School at 16248 Carolyn St., Castro Valley, adding 170 students for total of 450 (TK-4th grade over 3 years)
• Approval of minutes from April 22, 2026 and May 13, 2026

Eden Area Municipal Advisory Council

The Eden Area Municipal Advisory Council will consider dissolving the Economic and Civic Development MAC Subcommittee and forming an Economic Development Strategic Plan ad hoc subcommittee. It will vote on a conditional use permit for a small‑animal veterinary clinic at 18884 Hesperian Blvd. The meeting also includes informational updates on the Bay Fair Community‑Based Transportation Plan and the Unincorporated Urban Forest Plan, followed by chair/vice‑chair elections.

• Dissolution of the Economic and Civic Development MAC Subcommittee (action item)
• Formation of an Economic Development Strategic Plan Ad Hoc Subcommittee (action item)
• Conditional Use Permit for East Bay Community Vet Clinic, 18884 Hesperian Blvd, 1,258 sq ft former bar space (action item)
• Bay Fair Community‑Based Transportation Plan update (informational item)
• Unincorporated Urban Forest Plan project update (informational item)

Fairview Municipal Advisory Council

The Fairview Municipal Advisory Council will meet to discuss a 21-unit housing subdivision and a renewal of a telecommunications facility permit. The agenda also includes elections for Chair and Vice-Chair.

• Consideration of a 21-unit housing subdivision at 2492 D Street
• Renewal of T-Mobile Conditional Use Permit at 2718 East Avenue
• Election of Fairview MAC Chair and Vice-Chair

Castro Valley MAC - Land Use

The Castro Valley Municipal Advisory Council will review a conditional use permit for a T-Mobile facility and receive updates on public art for two fire stations. The council will also hold elections for Chair and Vice Chair.

• PLN2025-00200: Conditional Use Permit for T-Mobile facility at 4169 High Ridge Road
• Public art proposals for Fire Station 7 (Palomares Hills) and Fire Station 25 (San Miguel Avenue)
• Chair and Vice Chair elections
• Ralph M. Brown Act Training by the Office of County Counsel

Fairview Municipal Advisory Council

The Fairview Municipal Advisory Council will consider a 21-unit residential subdivision and a conditional use permit renewal for a telecommunications facility. The body will also hold elections for Chair and Vice Chair.

• PLN2025-00184: 21-unit subdivision (14 single-family, 7 multi-family units) at 2492 D Street
• PLN2026-00012: Conditional Use Permit renewal for T-Mobile facility at 2718 East Avenue
• Elections for Council Chair and Vice Chair

Personnel, Administration, Legislation (PAL) Committee

The PAL Committee will hear legislative updates on federal and state issues and take action on two position requests. They are asked to oppose a proposed federal regulation (OMB-2026-0034) for financial assistance and to oppose California AB 1337, which would amend the Information Practices Act of 1977. No other substantive business is on the agenda.

• Recommendation to oppose federal regulation OMB-2026-0034 on federal financial assistance, requested by Alameda County Health
• Recommendation to oppose California AB 1337 (Ward) on the Information Practices Act of 1977, requested by Alameda County Health
• Legislative updates from CJ Lake (federal) and Full Moon Strategies (state) — informational only

Health Committee

The Health Committee will receive informational updates regarding Per-and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) and the Alameda Health System (AHS) preliminary budget for FY2027.

• PFAS health effects and updates from State and Regional Water Boards
• Water district updates from Zone 7 and Alameda County Water District
• Alameda Health System (AHS) preliminary budget for FY2027

Parks, Recreation, Historical Commission

The Parks, Recreation, and Historical Commission will discuss historic preservation projects, including the Chabot Theater and the Castro Valley Historical Survey. The meeting also covers updates on the Mills Act, the National Register of Historic Places, and the Historical Plaque Pilot Program.

• Discussion on Chabot Theater historic status and Mills Act potential
• Updates on potential Mills Act Projects
• Discussion on Preservation of Center Street Bridge
• Discussion on Pauper Cemetery (APN: 79-1-1-9)
• Discussion on San Lorenzo Pioneer Cemetery Water Damage

Ad Hoc Committee on Reparations

The Alameda County Board of Supervisors' Ad Hoc Committee on Reparations meets to discuss several informational items, including a progress report on the Action Plan, timeline for new appointments, establishment of a Community Advisory Coalition, bridge funding, and the final Action Plan report. These are preparatory discussions ahead of the June 30, 2026 Board of Supervisors meeting; no decisions are scheduled.

• Review of memo on Action Plan Progress Report & Community Engagement for the June 30 Board meeting
• Review of timeline for appointment of new committee and Reparations Commission 2.0
• Establishment of a Community Advisory Coalition
• Bridge Funding discussion
• Review and Distribution of the Final Action Plan Report

Special Meeting

The Board will vote to approve Procurement Contract No. 30467 with TeamCivX LLC for Measure D polling, analysis, and reporting services, and to waive the competitive procurement process for that contract. It will also authorize a $149,100 budget adjustment with offsetting revenues. Additional discussions include real‑property negotiations for the Oakland‑Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex and updates on pending litigation.

• Approve Procurement Contract No. 30467 to TeamCivX LLC for $149,100 Measure D polling services (6/2/26‑7/31/26)
• Adopt resolution to waive the County’s competitive procurement process for the TeamCivX contract
• Authorize Auditor‑Controller to increase appropriations by $149,100 with offsetting revenues from District 1 FY 25/26 budget
• Conference with real‑property negotiators on price and terms for Oakland‑Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex (7000 Coliseum Way, APNs 41-3901-8 & 41-3901-9)
• Conference with legal counsel on potential and existing litigation (Esther Goolsby case, Ervin case)

Transportation & Planning Committee

The Transportation and Planning Committee will discuss and potentially act on a proposed resolution for a public-private partnership to develop an underground autonomous rail freight system in Alameda County. Other items include discussions on floor area ratio rules, zoning uses, an unincorporated communities coordination pilot, and a regional housing policy update.

• Action item: Proposed resolution for public-private partnership with CyberTran, EarthGrid, UC Berkeley PATH, and MANEX for an underground autonomous freight system and SuperGrid
• Informational item: Discussion on floor area ratio (FAR) regarding a partially covered roof over a gravel walkway
• Informational item: Discussion on allowable uses under zoning ordinance Sections 17.06 and 17.52.10, including types of business and historical machines
• Informational item: Unincorporated Communities Coordination Pilot – findings and recommendations on governance gaps
• Action item: Consideration of Agricultural Advisory Committee request for Board comment to State Parks on Alameda-Tesla Property Trails priorities

Regular Meeting

The Board will meet in closed session to discuss labor negotiations, pending litigation, and real property negotiations for the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex with three parties including the City of Oakland. In open session, the Board will consider consent calendar items including a $8.3 million increase to a contract with Alameda County Community Food Bank for food procurement and distribution, and new agreements with Legal Assistance for Seniors for health insurance counseling.

• Closed session real property negotiations for Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex (7000 Coliseum Way, Oakland) with Oakland Acquisition Company, Coliseum Way Partners, and City of Oakland — price and terms under negotiation.
• Consent item: Increase contract with Alameda County Community Food Bank by $8.3 million to $20 million for food procurement and distribution using Measure W funds.
• Consent item: New agreements with Legal Assistance for Seniors totaling $614,250 for Health Insurance Counseling and Medicare Improvements services.
• Consent item: Increase pooled contract amount by $1.28 million for Medi-Cal and CalFresh outreach assistance with three contractors (Alameda Health Consortium, Eden I&R, Korean Community Center).
• Closed session also covers labor negotiations with multiple employee organizations and five potential litigation cases.

Special Meeting - 10:00 A.M.

The Board of Supervisors will meet to discuss the sale of the County’s half undivided interest in the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Complex. The meeting includes a closed session for litigation and real property negotiations and an open session to approve a non-binding term sheet.

• Approval of a non-binding term sheet for the sale of the County's half undivided interest in the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Complex (7000 Coliseum Way, Oakland, CA)
• Closed session conference regarding litigation: Esther Goolsby, et al. v. County of Alameda, et al. (Case No. 21cv002126)
• Closed session negotiations for 7000 Coliseum Way with Oakland Acquisition Company, LLC
• Closed session negotiations for 7000 Coliseum Way with Coliseum Way Partners, LLC
• Closed session negotiations for 7000 Coliseum Way with the City of Oakland

Special Meeting - 12:00 P.M.

The Alameda County Board of Supervisors will meet to review the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Recommended/Proposed Budget and schedule public hearings to begin June 18, 2026.

• Review of Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Recommended/Proposed Budget
• Schedule public hearings for the budget to commence June 18, 2026
• Schedule budget public hearings to continue June 22 through June 25, 2026

Unincorporated Services Committee

The Unincorporated Services Committee will receive informational presentations on three items. These include road closures for the Meekland Avenue Bridge and food facility oversight. The committee will also review recommendations for a pilot program to address governance gaps in unincorporated communities.

• Informational item on Meekland Avenue Bridge construction and road closure
• Informational item on Environmental Health Department oversight of temporary and mobile food facilities
• Presentation on findings and recommendations for an Unincorporated Communities Coordination Pilot

Agriculture Advisory Committee

The Agricultural Advisory Committee will approve April 28 minutes, hear public comments, and discuss several informational updates. It will vote on a recommendation for the Board of Supervisors to adopt a resolution recognizing the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralism. Additional action items include an update on the Ag Worker Housing Solutions study and next steps, and the committee will assign representation for a June 22 business‑leaders meeting with Supervisor David Haubert.

• Recommend Board of Supervisors adopt resolution recognizing International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralism (action item).
• Ag Worker Housing Solutions study update and next steps (action item).
• East Bay Wildlife Connectivity Project update and request for feedback on priority areas (informational).
• Assign AAC representation for Supervisor David Haubert’s June 22, 2026 Business Leaders Meeting (informational).
• Progress report from ad hoc subcommittee on limited subdivision of large agricultural parcels (informational).

Castro Valley MAC - Land Use

The Castro Valley Municipal Advisory Council (MAC) will vote on dissolving its Economic and Civic Development Subcommittee and forming a new ad hoc subcommittee to advise on an Economic Development Strategic Plan. The council will also discuss the Board of Supervisors' decision to grant a conditional use permit for the Mosaic Project. The meeting includes public comment on prior agenda items and routine approvals.

• Dissolution of the Economic and Civic Development MAC Subcommittee (action)
• Formation of an Economic Development Strategic Plan Ad Hoc Subcommittee (action/vote)
• Discussion of the Board of Supervisors decision to grant the Mosaic Project Conditional Use Permit (informational)
• Public comment on Agenda Item IX from the April 20, 2026 meeting (informational)

Special Meeting

The Alameda County Board of Supervisors will hold a special meeting to receive an oral update and provide direction on negotiations regarding the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Complex. The meeting includes closed sessions on labor negotiations, potential litigation, and real property negotiations.

• Oral update and Board direction on Oakland Coliseum negotiations
• Conference with labor negotiators for all labor organizations
• Conference with legal counsel on potential litigation (two cases)
• Conference with legal counsel on existing litigation (Esther Goolsby case)
• Conference with real property negotiators for Coliseum complex

Elections Commission Meeting - May 21, 2026

The Elections Commission will hear monthly ROV updates on upcoming elections, receive reports from ad hoc committees on voting participation and budgeting, and consider scheduling an additional 2026 meeting after January's cancellation. Commissioners will also discuss voter information guide differences and review new cybersecurity and voting system agreements with the Secretary of State.

• Scheduling another 2026 meeting required by county ordinance (Action Item)
• Budgeting for Elections committee working on a written fee schedule for jurisdictions (Discussion Only)
• ROV will describe two agreements with Secretary of State on cybersecurity and voting systems replacement (Discussion Only)
• Youth Participation committee to hear from ROV Youth Outreach Team on high school partnerships (Discussion Only)
• Discussion of differences between county and state voter information guides (Discussion Only)

Public Protection Committee

The Public Protection Committee will receive informational presentations on public defense staffing and juvenile justice. No items are listed for a final decision at this meeting.

• National Public Defense Workload Study and AB 625 report
• Juvenile Justice Landscape Analysis & Service Needs Assessment
• Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council Strategy

Sunol Citizens Advisory Council

The Sunol Citizens Advisory Council will hear monthly reports from law enforcement and fire agencies, receive progress updates from workgroups on fire safety, trees, and downtown revitalization, and discuss two items for possible action: reviewing a state fire inspection form to help property owners maintain defensible spaces before fire season, and continuing discussion on downtown restrooms and leach field priorities. The council will also vote to approve minutes from April 15, 2026.

• Review of Cal Fire inspection form LE-100a for defensible spaces around homes
• Continued discussion on downtown restrooms and improved leach field
• Monthly law enforcement report from Alameda County Sheriff and CHP
• Monthly fire protection report from Alameda County Fire and Cal Fire
• Workgroup reports on fire safety, tree advisory, and downtown wayfinding signs

Special Meeting

This special meeting includes closed-session negotiations on labor, litigation, and real property for the Oakland Coliseum complex. In open session, the Board will take action on Measure W essential county services expenditure plans for FY 2026-28 and consider allocating excess tax receipts, including one-time bridge funding for behavioral health providers impacted by Proposition 1. The Board will also receive a status update on the Department of Children and Family Services' response to a state auditor report.

• Closed session: real property negotiations for Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex (7000 Coliseum Way) with multiple parties
• Closed session: conference with labor negotiators for all labor organizations, unrepresented management, and Teamsters Local 856
• Closed session: potential litigation (two cases) and existing litigation (Goolsby v. County, Garcia v. County)
• Open session: approval of FY 2026/27 and FY 2027/28 Measure W Essential County Services Expenditure Fund Plans
• Open session: consideration of allocating Measure W excess tax receipts for one-time bridge funding related to Proposition 1 cuts to behavioral health providers

Procurement & Contracting Policy Committee

Castro Valley Municipal Advisory Council - General Purpose

Alameda County Consumer Affairs Commission

Budget Workgroup Special Meeting

The Board of Supervisors’ Budget Workgroup will meet to review the economic and state budget outlook. The group will also receive an update on the Alameda County budget.

• Discussion on Economic and State Budget Outlook
• Alameda County Budget Update

Personnel, Administration, Legislation (PAL) Committee

Altamont Landfill & Resource Recovery Facility Open Space Advisory Committee

The Altamont Landfill & Resource Recovery Facility Open Space Advisory Committee will meet to discuss land conservation and wildlife connectivity. The body will consider a request to allow grant awards up to $1 million to be approved without Board of Supervisors and City Council oversight. Members will also review funding balances and conceptual trail alignments.

• Proposed amendment to settlement agreement for grant awards up to $1,000,000
• Update on East Bay Wildlife Connectivity Project crossing design and site selection
• Discussion of conceptual east-west trail across Alameda County
• Reported fund balances of $21,274,820.49 (Eastern) and $3,795,039.45 (Western)
• Update on state planning process for Tesla Park

East County Board of Zoning Adjustments

The East County Board of Zoning Adjustments will hold a public hearing and vote on two conditional use permits. One seeks renewal of an existing T-Mobile telecommunications facility on Mission Road in Sunol. The other proposes converting a 2,490 sq. ft. building into a religious assembly on Kelso Road in Livermore. The meeting also includes consent calendar, minutes approval, and open forum.

• PLN2025-00153: Renewal of conditional use permit for T-Mobile telecom facility at 5764 Mission Rd., Sunol (APN 096-0056-008-14) — CEQA exempt
• PLN2025-00064: Conditional use permit to convert 2,490 sq. ft. building into Vijayaganapathi Center religious facility at 15991 Kelso Rd., Livermore (APN 099B-7050-003-09) — CEQA exempt
• Neighborhood Preservation and Zoning Ordinance Abatement (agenda item F)
• Alcoholic Beverage Sale Regulation Administrative Hearing (agenda item G)
• Approval of March 26, 2026 meeting minutes

Planning meeting

The Alameda County Board of Supervisors will meet to approve minutes, consider a cannabis ordinance, and review funding for conservation easements and education programs. The meeting includes a closed session and public input.

• First reading of ordinance to expand cannabis retail hours
• Review of $762,913 grant for Sweet Ridge Ranch conservation easement
• Review of $617,625 education expenditure plan for FY 2026-27
• Appeal of conditional use permit for alcohol outlet at 16900 E. 14th
• Appeal of conditional use permit for Patti's Swim School at 4621 James Ave

Reparations Commission

The Alameda County Reparations Commission will review and gather comments on a draft report from Informing Change, discuss four priorities for scheduled meetings with county supervisors, and review the community engagement process for June 30, 2026. The commission will also receive informational updates from supervisors and consider subcommittee reports, an action plan draft, and a transition memorandum.

• Review of Informing Change draft report and gathering of comments (Action Item)
• Discussion of four priorities for meetings with county Supervisors (Action Item)
• Review of the June 30, 2026 Community Engagement Process (Action Item)
• Supervisors requests for updates from commissioners (Informational Item)
• Review of ACRC Action Plan Draft and Subcommittee Monthly Updates

West County Board of Zoning Adjustments

The West County Board of Zoning Adjustments will hold administrative hearings on tobacco retailer regulations, neighborhood preservation and zoning ordinance abatement, and alcoholic beverage sale regulations. It will also decide on three conditional use permit applications for telecommunications facilities, including a Verizon site at 3160 Grove Way and a T‑Mobile monopole at 21144 Mission Blvd, plus a garage conversion project at 4538 Grenadier Place. The meeting includes the consent calendar, approval of April 22 minutes, and standard announcements.

• Administrative hearing on Tobacco Retailer Regulations (Item 6)
• Neighborhood Preservation and Zoning Ordinance abatement hearing for 8950 Crow Canyon Rd (Item 7)
• Administrative hearing on Alcoholic Beverage Sale Regulations (Item 8)
• Conditional Use Permit for Verizon telecom facility at 3160 Grove Way, Castro Valley (Item 11a)
• Conditional Use Permit renewal for T‑Mobile monopole at 21144 Mission Blvd, Cherryland (Item 11b)

Eden Area Municipal Advisory Council

The Eden Area Municipal Advisory Council will vote on a conditional use permit to allow continued operation of a T-Mobile telecommunication facility at 16520 Worthley Drive in San Lorenzo. The council will also receive an informational update on the Alameda County unincorporated area budget.

• Action on Conditional Use Permit PLN2025-00152 for T-Mobile telecom facility (no modifications to existing operation) at 16520 Worthley Drive, San Lorenzo
• Informational update on Alameda County Unincorporated Area Budget

Castro Valley MAC - Land Use

The Castro Valley Municipal Advisory Council will hold public hearings on three land-use items, including a request by Yu Ming Charter School to expand from 280 K-2 students to 450 TK-4th students over three years at 16248 Carolyn St. The council will also consider renewals of two T-Mobile telecommunications facility conditional use permits at 3937 Castro Valley Blvd and 22596 Center St.

• Yu Ming Charter School seeks CUP to expand from 280 to 450 students (TK-4th) at 16248 Carolyn St.
• Renewal of T-Mobile CUP (PLN2011-00093) at 3937 Castro Valley Blvd, east side of Marshall St.
• Renewal of expired T-Mobile CUP (PLN2010-00083) with modifications at 22596 Center St.
• All three projects are categorically exempt from CEQA or consistent with existing EIR.
• Consent calendar and approval of April 27, 2026 minutes also on agenda.

Regular Meeting

The Alameda County Board of Supervisors will hold closed sessions to negotiate the price and terms for the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex with three parties: Oakland Acquisition Company, Coliseum Way Partners, and the City of Oakland. The board will also consider approving contracts for social services, including a $184,872 increase for domestic violence legal and shelter services and a $20,000 graduate student intern stipend program. Several pending lawsuits and labor negotiations are on the closed-session agenda.

• Closed-session real property negotiations for Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex (7000 Coliseum Way, Oakland) with three parties
• Amendment to domestic violence services contract increasing total from $1,016,796 to $1,201,668 with vendors A Safe Place and Cornerstone Community Development
• First Amendment to agreement with Alameda County Community Food Bank extending contract to June 30, 2027, with no change to $1,000,000 amount
• Authorization of $20,000 for Workforce Education and Training Graduate Student Intern Stipend Program for FY 2026-2027
• Closed-session review of five existing lawsuits and potential litigation in four cases

Health Committee

The Alameda County Health Committee will consider and take action on the Proposition 1/Behavioral Health Services Act (BHSA) transition, including a three-year integrated plan for fiscal years 2026-2029 and a one-year bridge funding plan for fiscal year 2026-2027. Staff from the Behavioral Health Department and County Health will present the proposals. The committee will decide whether to approve the plans.

• Action item on Prop 1/BHSA transition with two attached plans
• BHSA Three-Year Integrated Plan for FY 2026-27 through FY 2028-29
• BHSA One-Year Bridge Funding Plan for FY 2026-27
• Presentations by Dr. Karyn Tribble, Vanessa Baker, Tracy Hazelton, Aneeka Chaudhry, and others

Parks, Recreation, Historical Commission

The Parks, Recreation & Historical Commission will discuss and potentially act on a draft letter regarding US Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity at parks and historical sites. The agenda also includes discussions on amendments to the Historic Preservation Ordinance and a presentation on disappearing barns in Castro Valley. Other old business items cover the Castro Valley Historical Survey, a historical plaque pilot program, and the preservation of the Center Street Bridge.

• Discussion on draft letter regarding ICE activity on parks, recreation, and historical sites in unincorporated Alameda County
• Discussion on potential amendments to Historic Preservation Ordinance to protect historically significant buildings
• Presentation on 'Disappearing Barns in Castro Valley' by Commissioner Willis
• Castro Valley Historical Survey – staff update
• Historical Plaque Pilot Program – scope of work and subcommittee update

Fairview Municipal Advisory Council

The Fairview Municipal Advisory Council will consider several informational updates and then vote on an amendment to its meeting schedule, moving the June 2, 2026 meeting to June 4, 2026. The updates include reports from the California Highway Patrol, Hayward Area Recreation and Park District, and the County budget for unincorporated areas. The meeting also includes routine items such as approval of minutes and public announcements.

• California Highway Patrol update (informational)
• Hayward Area Recreation and Park District update (informational)
• Alameda County unincorporated area budget update (informational)
• Approve amendment to reschedule June 2, 2026 meeting to June 4, 2026

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will discuss two items: a conditional use permit for a multi-use rental space at 11853 Main St. in Sunol, and a draft ordinance that would require conditional use permits for mobilehome park closures or conversions, along with resident notice and relocation assistance. The ordinance is under review, not yet voted on.

• Conditional use permit for multi-use rental space at 11853 Main St., Sunol (APN 096-0140-007-02)
• Draft ordinance requiring conditional use permits for mobilehome park change of use (closure or conversion)
• Ordinance would mandate impact analysis and relocation assistance for residents
• Public comments accepted on the mobilehome park ordinance item

Onsite Wastewater Treatment System Commission

The Onsite Wastewater Treatment System Commission will discuss beginning a process to establish Alameda County greywater standards and recommendations. Commissioners will also address a vacancy for District 1. No voting or decisions are scheduled; the meeting is limited to discussion and public input.

• Discussion on beginning a process to establish Alameda County greywater standards and recommendations
• OWS Commissioner vacancy – District 1
• Public input on issues not on the agenda

Personnel Administration Legislation (PAL) Committee

The Personnel Administration Legislation (PAL) Committee will meet to receive informational updates regarding federal and state legislation. No decisions or actions are scheduled for this meeting.

• Federal legislative update from CJ Lake
• State legislative update from Full Moon Strategies

Together for All Ad Hoc Committee

The Together for All Ad Hoc Committee will meet to receive an informational presentation on the implementation study for the Alameda County Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs. The meeting will be held in-person at the County Administration Building in Oakland and is open to public observation.

• Informational presentation on immigrant and refugee affairs implementation study
• Public comment period for agenda items
• Public comment period for matters not on the agenda

Special Meeting

The Board of Supervisors will meet to discuss budget updates and initiatives including Measure W. The meeting includes a closed session to negotiate the price and payment terms for the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex.

• Negotiations for 7000 Coliseum Way with Oakland Acquisition Company, LLC
• Negotiations for 7000 Coliseum Way with Coliseum Way Partners, LLC
• Negotiations for 7000 Coliseum Way with the City of Oakland
• Federal, State and County Budget/Financial Updates
• Update on Measure W: Home Together and Essential Services Funds

Agriculture Advisory Committee

The Alameda County Agricultural Advisory Committee will hear a panel discussion on emergency preparedness in rural areas, covering evacuation coordination, wildfire prevention, the AgPass program, and insurance issues. The committee will also receive a progress report from an ad hoc subcommittee exploring limited subdivision of large agricultural parcels. Other agenda items include membership updates, consideration of cancelling the May meeting due to Memorial Day, and setting future agenda items such as a resolution on rangelands and ag worker housing.

• Panel discussion on emergency preparedness and response in rural Alameda County, including evacuation coordination, wildfire prevention, AgPass program, and rural insurance issues
• Progress report from ad hoc subcommittee to explore limited subdivision of large agricultural parcels
• Consideration of cancelling or rescheduling the May 26 meeting due to Memorial Day holiday
• Membership update: appointment pending for Seat #10 (Viticulture/Orchard Management) and vacancies listed for Regular and ex officio members
• Future agenda items include recommending a resolution for International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralism, Ag Worker Housing Solutions study, and review of General Plan/Zoning Ordinance for utility-scale solar and battery storage

Regular Meeting

The board will hold closed session to discuss labor negotiations, pending litigation, and negotiations for the sale of the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum complex. On the regular calendar, they will set public hearings for the Vector Control Services District annual assessment and the Emergency Medical Services District special tax, which includes a proposed 2.48% increase to $42.42 per benefit unit. They will also consider a grant agreement for the Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) program.

• Closed session negotiations for Coliseum complex (7000 Coliseum Way, Oakland) with multiple parties
• Proposed 2.48% increase in EMS district special tax to $42.42 per benefit unit
• Set public hearing for Vector Control Services District annual assessment for FY 2026-2027
• Approve $78,227.66 grant agreement with Judicial Council for CASA program
• Approval of minutes from special meetings on April 14, 16, and 20, 2026

Castro Valley MAC - Land Use

The Castro Valley Municipal Advisory Council (Land Use) will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes, address consent calendar items, and discuss a single action item: a park dedication fees request to release fees for Phase 1 of Laurel Elementary School Park Development. A conditional use permit for EBMUD's soil stockpile has been removed from the agenda with a future hearing date to be determined.

• Park Dedication Fees Request for Phase 1 of Laurel Elementary School Park Development (2652 Vergil Ct., APNs 416-40-14-1 and 416-40-14-2) – action item G.2
• PLN2025-00197, Conditional Use Permit for EBMUD Miller Road trench soil stockpile (0 Miller Rd) – removed from agenda, future hearing TBD

Social Services Committee

The Social Services Committee will receive informational updates on the CalFresh program, Child Abuse Prevention Month, foster care services, and the Department of Children and Family Services status regarding the State Auditor’s report. No decisions or policy actions are scheduled; the items are presented for staff and public awareness.

• CalFresh Program Updates – presentation by the Social Services Agency
• Child Abuse Prevention Month – overview by the Department of Children and Family Services
• Foster Care Presentation – briefing from the Division Director and program managers
• Department of Children and Family Services Status Update #8 on State Auditor’s Report findings

Health Committee

The Alameda County Health Committee will meet to hear informational presentations on the Housing First program, maternal and child health initiatives, and a wastewater surveillance pilot program. The meeting will be held in person and via webinar.

• Informational presentation on Housing First program
• Presentation on promoting maternal, paternal, child and adolescent health
• Alameda County Wastewater Surveillance Monitoring Pilot Program
• Public comment period available for agenda items
• In-person and remote participation options

Personnel Administration Legislation (PAL) Committee

The Personnel Administration Legislation Committee will receive updates on federal and state legislation. The body will decide whether to support five specific state legislative positions and budget requests.

• Urban Counties of California (UCC) H.R.1 Budget Request
• AB 2214: Local Agency Investment Fund: Community Reinvestment Account
• SB 1313: Drinking Water – PFAS Substances
• Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) California Children’s Services funding request
• AB 1659: Juvenile Court School Pupils: Joint Transition Planning Policy

Joint Health & Public Protection Committee

The Joint Health & Public Protection Committee will meet on April 23, 2026. The committee will receive informational presentations on the procurement of comprehensive medical services for Santa Rita Jail, a medical quality‑assurance update for the jail, and a status update on the Epic electronic health‑record (EHR) project. No decisions or votes are listed; the items are for information only.

• Santa Rita Jail – Comprehensive Medical Services procurement (informational)
• Santa Rita Jail – Medical Quality Assurance update (informational)
• Epic Electronic Health Record (EHR) project – status update (informational)

Special Meeting Budget Work Group

The Alameda County Board of Supervisors' Budget Workgroup is holding a special meeting to receive a presentation on the economic and state budget outlook and to review an Alameda County budget update. No decisions or votes are scheduled; the meeting is for discussion and information gathering. Public comment will be taken.

• Economic and State Budget Outlook presentation (Attachments 1-2)
• Alameda County Budget Update (Attachment 3)
• Opportunity for public comment

Unincorporated Services Committee

The Unincorporated Services Committee will consider an action item to recommend that the Fire Department Board of Directors authorize the disposition of the former Cherryland Fire Station located at 109 Grove Way. The committee will also discuss sea‑level‑rise planning for the unincorporated area, including possible membership in the Hayward Area Shoreline Planning Agency to meet Senate Bill 272 requirements. An informational item will review updates to the proposed fireworks ordinance, specifically changes to the appeals process that would use a neutral hearing officer.

• Action item: Recommend disposition of former Cherryland Fire Station (109 Grove Way, Cherryland)
• Informational discussion: Sea level rise planning and potential HASPA membership for SB 272 compliance
• Informational discussion: Update to proposed fireworks ordinance, revising appeals process to a neutral hearing officer model

West County Board of Zoning Adjustments

The West County Board of Zoning Adjustments will hold public hearings on two code enforcement cases seeking to declare properties at 8950 Crow Canyon Road and 19998 Lake Chabot Road public nuisances and require abatement of violations. The board will also hear administrative matters on tobacco retailer and alcoholic beverage sale regulations, plus approve minutes and other routine items.

• Hearing on abatement and appeal at 8950 Crow Canyon Rd, Castro Valley (APN 085-1750-008-02) for violations of Zoning and Neighborhood Preservation Ordinances; staff recommends denying appeal and continuing fines/fees
• Hearing on violations at 19998 Lake Chabot Rd, Castro Valley (APN 084A-0154-014-02) including trash, inoperable vehicles, unpermitted use, and fence height; staff recommends abatement within 10 days
• Tobacco Retailer Regulations Administrative Hearings (Consent Calendar item 6)
• Alcoholic Beverage Sale Regulations Administrative Hearing (item 8)
• Approval of minutes from March 25, 2026 meeting

Regular Meeting

The Board of Supervisors will hold a closed session to discuss negotiations with two potential buyers for the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex. In open session, they will consider voting on several contracts, including a $12.17 million increase for opioid treatment programs and a memorandum with Kaiser for Medi-Cal services. Other items include a contract amendment for COBRA services and authorization for state-funded mobile health units.

• Closed session negotiation on sale of Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex (7000 Coliseum Way) with Oakland Acquisition Company, LLC and Coliseum Way Partners, LLC
• Approve $12.17 million increase for opioid treatment program contracts with seven providers, extending terms through June 2027
• Approve Memorandum of Understanding with Kaiser Foundation Health Plan for California Advancing and Innovating Medi-Cal services, retroactive to Dec 31, 2025
• Authorize amendment to contract with P&A Administrative Services for COBRA services, increasing by $150,000 to $263,400
• Approve zero-cost agreement with California Department of Health Care Services for state-owned vehicles for Crisis Care Mobile Units

Elections Commission Meeting - April 16, 2026

Castro Valley Municipal Advisory Council - General Purpose

The Castro Valley Municipal Advisory Council will review recommendations for establishing an Office of Unincorporated Communities to improve coordination and outcomes. The council will take action to provide these recommendations to the Board of Supervisors.

• Action item: Report and recommendations for an Office of Unincorporated Communities
• Informational item: Update on Fire Station rebuilding projects funded by Measure X bond funds
• Informational item: Alameda County Sheriff’s Office use of crime technology

Special Meeting

The Board of Supervisors will hold closed‑session conferences on several matters, including labor negotiations, potential and existing litigation, and negotiations over the price and payment terms for the Oakland‑Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex located at 7000 Coliseum Way. The real‑property discussion involves the County’s General Services Agency and the County Administrator’s Office negotiating with Oakland Acquisition Company, LLC and Coliseum Way Partners, LLC. No public decisions are listed; the agenda indicates these topics will be addressed in closed session.

• Closed‑session conference with labor negotiators representing all labor organizations and unrepresented management/non‑management
• Closed‑session conference with legal counsel on potential litigation under Government Code § 54956(d)(4)
• Closed‑session conference with legal counsel on existing litigation: Esther Goolsby et al. v. County of Alameda (Case No. 21cv002126)
• Closed‑session conference with real‑property negotiators on price and terms for the Oakland‑Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex (7000 Coliseum Way, APNs 41‑3901‑8 and 41‑3901‑9)
• Public comment on closed‑session items

Integrated Pest Management Committee (No Audio or Video)

The committee will review integrated pest management (IPM) overviews and departmental program updates. Members will discuss the Alameda-Contra Costa Weed Management Area and receive reports on pesticide regulatory updates and rat damage to crops.

• IPM Overview for County Applicators
• Departmental IPM Program Updates
• Alameda-Contra Costa Weed Management Area activities update
• CDFA report on rat damage to almonds and pistachios
• California Department of Pesticide Regulatory Affairs updates

Special Meeting

The Board of Supervisors holds a special meeting with a closed session to discuss labor negotiations with all employee organizations, potential litigation, existing litigation in Esther Goolsby v. County, and real property negotiations for the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex. No open-session action items are scheduled.

• Conference with labor negotiators on all labor organizations and unrepresented management/ non-management
• Conference with legal counsel on potential litigation (one case initation, one significant exposure case)
• Conference with legal counsel on existing litigation: Esther Goolsby et al. v. County of Alameda (Case No. 21cv002126)
• Conference with real property negotiators for Coliseum Complex (7000 Coliseum Way) with Oakland Acquisition Company, LLC
• Conference with real property negotiators for same property with Coliseum Way Partners, LLC

Planning meeting

The Board of Supervisors will consider an agreement to transfer regional housing needs allocation between the City of Pleasanton and Alameda County, and will hear an appeal regarding a conditional use permit for an outdoor recreation facility in Castro Valley.

• Approval of RHNA transfer agreement between Pleasanton and Alameda County
• Appeal of conditional use permit for The Mosaic Project outdoor recreation facility
• Authorization of assessment liens for neighborhood preservation abatement orders
• Closed session regarding potential litigation
• Approval of March 5, 2026 planning meeting minutes

Sunol Citizens Advisory Council Meeting

Eden Area Municipal Advisory Council

Castro Valley MAC - Land Use

The Castro Valley Municipal Advisory Council (Land Use) will hold a public hearing and vote on a conditional use permit to allow continued operation of an existing Verizon telecommunications facility at 3160 Grove Way. The council will also review a garage conversion and addition at 4538 Grenadier Place, a tentative parcel map to subdivide a lot near Stanton Avenue, and vote on authorizing a member to speak on the Mosaic project appeal at the Board of Supervisors.

• Conditional Use Permit (PLN2025-00198) for Verizon telecom facility at 3160 Grove Way, with expired prior permit
• Site Development Review (PLN2025-00142) for 583 sq. ft. garage conversion and addition at 4538 Grenadier Place
• Tentative Parcel Map (PLN2025-0097) to split a 12,404 sq. ft. parcel into two on north side, 84 feet east of Stanton Avenue
• Vote to authorize one council member (and alternate) to speak on the Mosaic project appeal at the next Board of Supervisors hearing

Special Meeting - Early Budget Work Session

This special meeting is an early budget work session where county departments present their preliminary Maintenance of Effort Budget for fiscal year 2026-2027. The board will also hold closed sessions on labor negotiations and legal matters. Public comment is permitted on all items.

• Presentation of preliminary FY 2026-2027 Maintenance of Effort Budget by county departments
• Closed session conference with labor negotiators for all labor organizations and unrepresented management
• Closed session regarding potential litigation (one case)
• Closed session regarding existing litigation: Tran et al. v. Alameda County Sheriff's Office et al.

Joint Health & Social Services Committee

The Joint Health & Social Services Committee will receive two informational presentations: one on implementing H.R. 1 with HealthPAC recommendations, and another on a Site Opportunity Guide and Site Assessment Tool for homeless use. No formal decisions are listed; the meeting also includes a public comment period.

• Informational item: H.R. 1 Implementation – HealthPAC Recommendations
• Informational item: Site Opportunity Guide & Site Assessment Tool for Homeless Use

Ad Hoc Committee on Reparations

The Ad Hoc Committee on Reparations will hear an informational overview of the commission’s mandate, timeline, consultants, and budget. The meeting will conclude with a presentation and approval vote on the commission’s recommendations. Public comment will follow.

• Informational overview of the Reparations Commission mandate and goals
• Review of project‑management and research consultants
• Budget and resource overview for the commission
• Presentation and approval of the commission’s recommendations

Reparations Commission

The Reparations Commission will hear consultant presentations on reparations recommendations from Informing Change and Exceptional Community Connections, then select and prioritize recommendations by category and sub-topics. The commission also will discuss listening session updates, plan an in-person feedback session for March 28, and review a draft action plan report. Additionally, they will set a matter for the Board of Supervisors June meeting with public community participation.

• Consultant presentations on overview and analysis of reparations recommendations (Informational)
• Selection of recommendations by category and sub-topics (Action Item)
• Prioritization of recommendations (Action Item)
• Outline of in-person feedback session for March 28 (Action Item)
• Setting matter for Board of Supervisors June Board meeting with public participation

Reparations Commission - Special Meeting

The Reparations Commission will meet to approve and prioritize the final Alameda County Reparations Commission (ACRC) recommendations. The body will also organize an in-person feedback event scheduled for March 28, 2026, and discuss a virtual event.

• Approval and prioritization of final ACRC recommendations
• Planning for in-person feedback event on March 28, 2026
• Discussion of virtual feedback event

Fairview Municipal Advisory Council

The Fairview Municipal Advisory Council meets April 7, 2026, to hear an informational presentation on crime technology from the Sheriff's Office and to take action on a consultant's report recommending the creation of an Office of Unincorporated Communities. The council will decide whether to forward these recommendations to the Board of Supervisors.

• Alameda County Sheriff's Office presentation on use of crime technology (informational)
• Consultant report with findings and recommendations for establishing an Office of Unincorporated Communities (action item)
• Council to vote on providing recommendations to the Board of Supervisors regarding the Office of Unincorporated Communities
• Approval of minutes from March 3, 2026 meeting

Regular Meeting

The Board of Supervisors will hold a closed session to negotiate the price and terms of sale for the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex with two potential buyers and the City of Oakland. The regular calendar includes amendments to multiple senior meal service contracts totaling over $1.1 million in increases and authorization for additional Measure W funds. The board will also discuss labor negotiations, potential litigation, and appoint a County Counsel.

• Closed session negotiations with Oakland Acquisition Company, Coliseum Way Partners, and City of Oakland for Coliseum complex (7000 Coliseum Way)
• Amendments to six senior meal service contracts, including a $744,000 increase for S.O.S. Meals-On-Wheels and $250,000 increase for Mercy Retirement & Care Center
• Increase to pool of funding for Specialty Mental Health Services contracts (Master Contract No. 902601)
• Allocation of $492,000 in Measure W funds for senior services via side letters
• Closed session discussion of five potential litigation cases and four existing lawsuits

Personnel Administration Legislation (PAL) Committee

The PAL Committee will review several legislative position requests. It will decide whether to support a letter requesting a one‑time $8,325,000 General Fund allocation for the Healthcare Career Pathway, CNA Workforce Initiative. It will also consider positions on several state bills affecting child‑support enforcement and district discretionary funds, and a federal request for WIOA Title I funding.

• Legislative Position Request: $8,325,000 one‑time General Fund for Healthcare Career Pathway, CNA Workforce Initiative
• Legislative Position Request: Support letter for WIOA Title I Adult Employment and Training funding
• Legislative Position Request: Oppose AB 2195 (license suspensions for child support)
• Legislative Position Request: Support AB 1643 (amendment to Family Code child support provisions)
• Legislative Position Request: Oppose SB 1193 (District Discretionary Funds for County of Alameda)

Parks, Recreation, Historical Commission

The Alameda County Parks, Recreation, and Historical Commission will hold a regular meeting on April 2, 2026. The agenda includes informational updates on the CAL FIRE Urban Forest Planning Project and the Castro Valley Historical Survey, as well as potential action items on a proposed vegetation management project, saving Skywest as open space, and a historical plaque pilot program. The commission will also discuss ICE activity on county parks and historical sites.

• Discussion of ICE activity on parks and historical sites in unincorporated Alameda County (Item I12)
• Proposed Vegetation Management Project with Caltrans comment request (Item H2)
• Save Skywest as Open Space in Hayward – potential letter drafting (Item I2)
• Historical Plaque Pilot Program Development – action item (Item I3)
• Discussion of Lake Chabot Nike Missile Base, Whitecotton Cottage, San Lorenzo Pioneer Cemetery, and Old Castro Valley Library for National Register listing (Item I4)

Personnel Administration Legislation (PAL) Committee

The Personnel Administration Legislation Committee will review legislative updates and decide on official positions regarding federal and state bills. The body is considering support for programs related to home-delivered meals, emergency response funding, and emergency medical services.

• H.R. 5439 / S. 2834 – Medically Tailored Home-Delivered Meals Program Pilot Act (Recommendation: Support)
• Emergency Response Stabilization Funding and Extension of Flexible Family Supports (Recommendation: Support)
• AB 1607 – Emergency Medical Services (Recommendation: Support)

Public Protection Committee

This is an informational-only meeting with no votes or decisions. The committee will receive presentations on Santa Rita Jail's women's programming and programming pod, and the 2025 annual review of the Alameda County District Attorney's Office.

• Santa Rita Jail Women's Programming and Programming Pod — informational presentation by Sergeant Priscilla Silva, Programs Director, Re-Entry and Support Services Unit, Alameda County Sheriff's Office
• 2025 Annual Review Alameda County District Attorney's Office — informational presentation by District Attorney Ursula Jones Dickson

Unincorporated Services Committee

The Unincorporated Services Committee will hear informational updates on fire station construction projects, the Environmental Justice Element, and health data for unincorporated areas. Action items include a proposed ordinance to ban all fireworks in unincorporated areas with a social host ordinance and fine structure, and an ordinance to expand cannabis retail operating and delivery hours to align with state law. The committee will take public comment and forward recommendations to the Board of Supervisors.

• Informational: Alameda County Fire Stations 7, 25, 22 – Measure X building projects update
• Informational: 2024-2025 Environmental Justice Element implementation status report
• Informational: Health status report focused on unincorporated area data
• Action: Proposed ordinance to prohibit all fireworks in unincorporated area with social host ordinance and fines
• Action: Ordinance to expand cannabis retail operating and delivery hours in unincorporated area

West County Board of Zoning Adjustments

The West County Board of Zoning Adjustments will hear an administrative hearing on the appeal by 5 Star Smoke Shop regarding alleged violations of the county Tobacco Retailers Ordinance. Staff recommend finding the retailer in violation, denying the appeal, upholding the license revocation, and ordering payment of fines and fees. The board will also consider a conditional use permit renewal for an AT&T wireless facility and a mandatory review of a conditional use permit for Patti’s Swim School.

• Tobacco Retailer Regulations hearing for 5 Star Smoke Shop, 15640 E. 14th St., Ashland – staff recommend denial of appeal and payment of fines
• Conditional Use Permit renewal for AT&T Wireless facility at 6205 Grassland Drive, Castro Valley – no changes proposed
• Mandatory review of Conditional Use Permit for Patti’s Swim School at 4621 James Avenue, Castro Valley – modification requests

East County Board of Zoning Adjustments

The Board will hold an appeal hearing regarding violations of zoning and preservation ordinances at 8777 Lupin Way in unincorporated Livermore. Staff recommends denying the appeal, declaring the property a public nuisance, and requiring abatement. The Board will also consider a conditional use permit renewal for a telecommunications facility at 10633 Dublin Canyon Road. Other items include approval of previous meeting minutes and open forum.

• Appeal hearing (COD2022-00671) for violations at 8777 Lupin Way, APN 099-1650-004-02, with staff recommendation to deny appeal and require abatement
• Conditional Use Permit renewal (PLN2025-00159) for a telecommunications facility at 10633 Dublin Canyon Road, APN 941-2750-001-13, in the Agriculture zone
• Continuance from August 28, 2025 of the appeal hearing
• Administrative hearing on Alcoholic Beverage Sale Regulation (item G, no details provided)

Social Services Committee

This meeting consists entirely of informational items with no votes or decisions. The committee will hear updates on the CalFresh Employment & Training program, the Commission on the Status of Women, and the Department of Children and Family Services' response to a state auditor report.

• CalFresh Employment & Training (CFET) Program Update
• Commission on the Status of Women (COSW) Update
• Department of Children and Family Services' 7th Status Update on State Auditor's Report

Agriculture Advisory Committee

The Agricultural Advisory Committee will consider several action items, including a vote to recommend Niki Wente for the vacant Regular Seat #10 (Viticulture/Orchard Management). The committee will also discuss possible reorganization or termination of its Executive and Membership subcommittees and consider establishing new ad‑hoc or standing subcommittees. Additional informational reports will be given on utility‑scale solar and battery storage ordinance amendments, the Altamont Landfill advisory meeting, and a subcommittee study of limited subdivision of large agricultural parcels. The meeting includes open forum and routine approvals.

• Vote to recommend Niki Wente for Regular Seat #10 (Viticulture/Orchard Management)
• Consider reorganization or termination of the Executive and Membership subcommittees
• Consider creation of new ad‑hoc or standing subcommittees (e.g., Trails, bylaws amendments, solar policy)
• Report on potential amendments to the General Plan/Zoning Ordinance for utility‑scale solar and battery storage
• Share‑out of the March 20 Altamont Landfill and Resource Recovery Facility advisory meeting

Elections Commission Meeting - March 19, 2026

Regular Meeting

The Board of Supervisors will meet to discuss the price and payment terms for the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex with two potential buyers. The meeting also includes reviews of social service contracts and personnel appointments.

• Negotiations for 7000 Coliseum Way with Oakland Acquisition Company, LLC and Coliseum Way Partners, LLC
• Proposed $2,449,042 contract with Victor Community Support Services, Inc. for Family Finding and Engagement Services
• Proposed $19,368 increase to a contract with Vietnamese American Community Center of the East Bay for CalFresh Outreach
• Proposed $9,995 agreement with AEG Management Oakland, LLC for a Fair Chance Reentry Job and Resource Fair
• Recruitment and appointment of Alameda County Health Director and Chief Information Officer

Castro Valley MAC - Land Use

The Castro Valley Municipal Advisory Council (Land Use) will receive an informational update on the Mobility Framework for the Castro Valley Central Business District Specific Plan, including a revised mobility plan. No decisions are scheduled; the meeting also includes consent calendar, minutes approval, and public comment.

• Castro Valley Central Business District Specific Plan Update – Information on the Mobility Framework (Staff Planner: Rodrigo Orduna, Informational Item, ATTACHMENT G1 – REVISED MOBILITY PLAN)

Health Committee

The Alameda County Health Committee will hear an informational update on the new vendor pool for housing and homelessness services. The update will be presented by Aneeka Chaudhry, Interim Director of Alameda County Health, and Jonathan Russell, Director of Housing and Homelessness, Alameda County Health. No decisions or votes are scheduled for this item.

• Informational update on new vendor pool for housing and homelessness services (presented by Aneeka Chaudhry and Jonathan Russell)

Altamont Landfill & Resource Recovery Facility Open Space Advisory Committee

The Altamont Landfill Open Space Advisory Committee will vote on a request from the California Rangeland Trust to amend the Sweet Ridge Ranch conservation easement grant, reducing the acreage from 158.45 to 151.45 acres and the grant amount from $790,468 to $764,568. The committee will also receive updates on the East Bay Wildlife Connectivity Project, discuss a conceptual east-west trail across Alameda County, review current priority areas, and hear updates on Tesla Park planning and available funding.

• Request from California Rangeland Trust to amend Sweet Ridge Ranch grant: reduce acreage from 158.45 to 151.45 and grant from $790,468 to $764,568 – action item.
• Update on East Bay Wildlife Connectivity Project – wildlife crossing design and site selection.
• Discussion of conceptual east-west trail across Alameda County – potential alignments and acquisition needs.
• Review of 2016 ALOSC priority areas – reaffirm, refine, or update.
• Update on state planning process for Tesla Park and available funding.

Personnel Administration Legislation (PAL) Committee

The Personnel/Administration/Legislation (PAL) Committee will consider supporting several legislative positions, including a federal bill to establish a National Infrastructure Bank and multiple state bills addressing tax credits for cleanup costs, illegal dumping penalties, and public guardians. The committee will also receive updates on federal and state legislation.

• Recommendation to support H.R. 5356 (National Infrastructure Bank Act of 2025), requested by Supervisor Lena Tam
• Recommendation to support AB 1606 (tax credits for cleanup costs), requested by Supervisor Nate Miley
• Recommendation to support AB 2310 and SB 1230 (illegal dumping penalties and resources), requested by Supervisor Nate Miley
• Recommendation to support AB 1660 (public guardians), requested by Alameda County Social Services Agency

Sunol Citizens Advisory Council

The Sunol Citizens Advisory Council will receive an update on the Alameda Creek Watershed Center construction from the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission, hear a mosquito abatement presentation, and consider two planning applications: a site development review for a new residence at 9925 Foothill Blvd and a conditional use permit renewal for a T-Mobile telecommunications facility at 5764 Mission Rd. The council will also take law enforcement and fire protection reports.

• Update on Alameda Creek Watershed Center construction progress
• Mosquito abatement presentation including invasive species concerns
• Site development review for a 2,500-sq-ft residence with pool on 10.42 acres at 9925 Foothill Blvd
• Conditional use permit renewal for existing T-Mobile telecommunications facility at 5764 Mission Rd
• Law enforcement quarterly report from Alameda County Sheriff's Office and California Highway Patrol

Airport Land Use Commission

The Alameda County Airport Land Use Commission will consider a consistency determination for a proposed heliport 57 feet above ground atop a parking structure at 747 52nd Street in Oakland, parcel 14-1204-14-5. Staff recommends a finding of consistency with the Oakland International Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan. The meeting also includes routine approval of January 21, 2026 minutes and an open forum for public comment on non-agenda items.

• Proposed heliport at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital Oakland parking structure, 747 52nd Street, Oakland – consistency determination
• Heliport height: 57 feet above ground level, atop parking structure
• Assessor’s Parcel Number 14-1204-14-5
• Staff recommendation: adopt resolution of consistency with Oakland International Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan
• Approval of minutes from January 21, 2026 ALUC meeting

Procurement & Contracting Policy Committee

The Procurement and Contracting Policy Committee will receive informational updates on General Services Agency procurement activity, a 12-month outlook, and the Project Stabilization/Community Benefits Agreement. Reports on subcontractor utilization under the Measure A1 affordable housing bond and Alameda County Health contracts are also scheduled. No voting or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Procurement and Contracting Report for October-December 2025
• 12-month procurement outlook from General Services Agency
• Project Stabilization / Community Benefits Agreement (PS/CBA) update from Davillier-Sloan, Inc.
• Report on subcontractor utilization under Measure A1 Affordable Housing Development Labor Compliance Program
• Alameda County Health contracts update

System Test

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider approval of the 5-year periodic review of Surface Mining Permit and Reclamation Plan No. 16 for Pleasanton Quarry (Vulcan Materials), including revised conditions of approval and a notice of CEQA exemption. The commission will also receive a status update on all mining operations in unincorporated Alameda County and attend Brown Act training.

• PLN2026-00017: Pleasanton Quarry periodic review and conditions update (Action Item)
• Status update of all mining permit compliance in unincorporated county (Informational)
• Ralph M. Brown Act training presentation by Deputy County Counsel
• Approval of minutes from February 2, 2026 and March 2, 2026
• Consent Calendar (unspecified items)

Castro Valley Municipal Advisory Council - General Purpose

The Castro Valley Municipal Advisory Council will discuss several informational updates, including a California Highway Patrol briefing, crime statistics, code enforcement reports, and a sidewalk vendor ordinance update. The council will also consider and review a proposed Fireworks and Social Host Ordinance that would ban fireworks in the unincorporated area and establish a fine structure. Recommendations from this action item will be sent to the Alameda County Board of Supervisors.

• California Highway Patrol Update – informational briefing by Officer Jennifer Pabst
• Crime Statistics and technology use update – informational briefing by Alameda County Sheriff's deputies
• Code Enforcement 2026 report for the Castro Valley area – informational
• Sidewalk Vendor Ordinance update – informational
• Fireworks and Social Host Ordinance proposal – action item with recommendation to Board of Supervisors

Regular Meeting

The Board of Supervisors will meet in closed session to discuss labor negotiations, personnel appointments, litigation, and real property negotiations for the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and East County Animal Shelter. In open session, the board will consider consent items including a contract amendment for CalWORKs job training, a memorandum of understanding for an immigrant and refugee affairs study, and a CalFresh expansion. The agenda is truncated, but the closed-session items are the most significant.

• Closed session: Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex (7000 Coliseum Way) negotiations with Oakland Acquisition Company, Coliseum Way Partners, and City of Oakland – price and terms
• Closed session: East County Animal Shelter Building (4595 Gleason Drive, Dublin) negotiations with Cities of Dublin, Livermore, and Pleasanton – price and terms
• Consent: Amendment No. 5 to contract with Spanish Speaking Unity Council (Oakland) for CalWORKs job training, extending to 6/30/26, no increase to $3,265,604
• Consent: Memorandum of Understanding with San Francisco Foundation and Zellerbach Family Foundation for a study on establishing an Alameda County Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs
• Consent: Amendment No. 5 to CalFresh Standard Agreement, increasing total amount from $1,407,902 to $1,499,280 ($91,378 increase) for expansion to SSI/SSP recipients

Special Meeting - Budget Workgroup

The Board of Supervisors’ Budget Workgroup is meeting to discuss the economic and state budget outlook and receive an update on the Alameda County budget.

• Economic and State Budget Outlook
• Alameda County Budget Update

Special Meeting

This special meeting of the Alameda County Board of Supervisors includes closed-session conferences on labor negotiations with multiple employee organizations, recruitment of a Chief Information Officer, potential litigation, and negotiations for the sale or lease of the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex. Open-session items include updates on federal, state, and county budgets, the Measure W Essential Services Fund, and a Department of Children and Family Services status report.

• Closed session: real property negotiations for Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex (7000 Coliseum Way) with two prospective buyers
• Closed session: labor negotiations with 8 employee organizations including SEIU, ACMEA, and Deputy Sheriff's Association
• Closed session: recruitment of Chief Information Officer
• Open session: federal, state, and county budget/financial updates
• Open session: update on Measure W Essential Services Fund and DCFS audit response

Special Meeting - 3:30 PM

The Board of Supervisors holds a special meeting with closed sessions on labor negotiations, litigation, and Coliseum complex sale negotiations. In open session, Supervisors Bas and Miley propose reaffirming a prior motion and requesting Alameda Health System (AHS) to defer all program closures and reductions in force through June 30, 2026, with a fiscal impact report due March 17.

• Closed session: labor negotiations with multiple unions including SEIU Local 1021, ACMEA, Deputy Sheriff's Association, and others
• Closed session: potential litigation initiation and significant exposure (one case each)
• Closed session: existing litigation – Miot v. Trump (D.C. Circuit) and SEIU Local 1021 v. County of Alameda & Alameda Health System
• Closed session: real property negotiations for Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Complex (7000 Coliseum Way) with two potential buyers
• Open session: motion to defer AHS program closures and all reductions in force through June 30, 2026

Castro Valley MAC - Land Use

The Castro Valley Municipal Advisory Council will hold a mandatory review of a Conditional Use Permit for Patti's Swim School at 4621 James Avenue. The review includes modification requests to the previously approved permit. This is the only substantive action item on the agenda.

• Mandatory review of Conditional Use Permit PLN2025-00212 for Patti's Swim School, an outdoor recreation facility at 4621 James Avenue, with modification requests to prior permit PLN2023-0114

Health Committee

The Health Committee will vote on a recommendation to the Board of Supervisors regarding the Scalable Housing Investment Funding Toolkit (SHIFT) Program RFP results and framework. The committee will also receive informational updates on the Tax Defaulted Properties Program and the impact of Proposition 1 on behavioral health services. Public comment will be accepted.

• Action item: SHIFT Program RFP results and framework recommendation to Board of Supervisors
• Informational update: Tax Defaulted Properties Program by Housing and Community Development and Tax Collector
• Informational update: Impact on Behavioral Health Services due to Proposition 1 transition
• Public comment period for agenda and non-agenda items

Joint Health & Social Services Committee

The Joint Health & Social Services Committee will receive two informational presentations: an update on state and federal budget impacts—specifically H.R. 1—on Medi-Cal, and a year-end update from the Alameda County Council for Age-Friendly Communities. No action items are on the agenda.

• Informational update on State Budget and H.R. 1 impacts on Medi-Cal
• Year-end update from Alameda County Council for Age-Friendly Communities

Personnel Administration Legislation (PAL) Committee

The PAL Committee will receive legislative updates on federal and state matters from lobbyists. The main action item is a recommendation to support state funding for Public Health Information Technology Systems, as requested by Alameda County Health. No other decisions are on the agenda.

• Legislative position request to support Public Health Information Technology Systems Funding (Action Item)
• Federal legislative update from CJ Lake (Informational)
• State legislative update from Full Moon Strategies (Informational)

System Test

The Sunol Citizens Advisory Council will consider recommending a fireworks and social host ordinance banning all fireworks in unincorporated Alameda County, which would then go to the Board of Supervisors. The council will also hear updates on a downtown wastewater treatment project, a bridge replacement, and research on Arroyo de la Laguna flooding. Law enforcement and fire protection monthly reports are informational items.

• Consideration of a fireworks and social host ordinance banning all fireworks in unincorporated areas with a fine structure (possible action recommending to Board of Supervisors)
• Review of Onsite Wastewater Treatment System Downtown Project alternatives and preliminary cost estimates from Questa Engineering
• Update on Arroyo de la Laguna Bridge Replacement Project schedule and plans from Caltrans
• Presentation of research on Arroyo de la Laguna flooding issues and possible solutions
• Law enforcement monthly report from Alameda County Sheriff's Office and California Highway Patrol

Together for All Ad Hoc Committee

The Together for All Ad Hoc Committee will receive updates on the county's response plan for immigration enforcement activity and a policy restricting use of county-owned properties for such enforcement. This is the only substantive item on the agenda, following public comment procedures.

• Receive update on response plan for immigration enforcement activity in Alameda County
• Discuss policy restricting use of county-owned and county-controlled properties for immigration enforcement
• Public comment period on agenda items and non-agenda matters

Parks, Recreation, Historical Commission

The Parks, Recreation, and Historical Commission will meet to approve minutes from February and consider the demolition of a single-family dwelling at 11768 Main Street in Sunol. The agenda also includes discussions on historical surveys, preservation projects, and updates on various county parks and historical sites.

• Approval of minutes from February 5, 2026
• Consideration of demolition at 11768 Main Street, Sunol
• Review and finalize scope of work for Castro Valley Historical Survey
• Discussion on potential amendments to Historic Preservation Ordinance
• Discussion on potential tree ordinance project

Alameda County Fair Ad Hoc Committee

The Alameda County Fair Ad Hoc Committee meets to receive informational updates on the Hotel/Land Surplus Act, capital improvements, horse racing, storm water compliance, Building B replacement, and an economic impact report. No decisions or votes are scheduled; all agenda items except the annual meeting schedule are informational.

• Informational update on Hotel, Land Surplus Act regarding Alameda County Fair
• Update on 2026 Capital Improvement/Marketing Plan
• Horse racing update
• Storm water compliance update
• Approve Ad Hoc Committee's annual meeting schedule and location

Planning meeting

The Board of Supervisors will hear public testimony and decide on several land-use matters. They will consider adopting the 2025 General Plan and Housing Element annual reports. They will also rule on two appeals by Uvas Ct LLC regarding zoning violations at 25550 Uvas Ct in Hayward. The main item is the appeal of a denied conditional use permit for The Mosaic Project, an outdoor recreation facility at 17015 Cull Canyon Road in Castro Valley, which includes certification of its Environmental Impact Report.

• Adopt resolution approving 2025 General Plan Annual Report and Housing Element Annual Report
• Reconsideration of appeal by Uvas Ct LLC for soil/fill importing violation at 25550 Uvas Ct, Hayward
• Reconsideration of appeal by Uvas Ct LLC for debris and unstable soil violations at same property
• Appeal of denied conditional use permit for The Mosaic Project: outdoor recreation facility (cabins, restrooms, staff housing, dining hall) at 17015 Cull Canyon Road, Castro Valley
• Certification of Final Environmental Impact Report for The Mosaic Project

Fairview Municipal Advisory Council

The Fairview Municipal Advisory Council will consider and may vote to recommend a new ordinance to the Board of Supervisors that would ban all fireworks—including 'safe and sane'—in unincorporated Alameda County and establish a fine structure. The council will also hear an informational update from the East Bay Regional Park District. Other agenda items include approval of the February 3 minutes and subcommittee reports.

• Consider and review adding a fireworks and social host ordinance banning all fireworks in unincorporated areas with a fine structure (action item recommending to Board of Supervisors)
• East Bay Regional Park District update on vision for East Bay Regional Parks (informational)
• Approval of minutes from February 3, 2026
• Subcommittee report on the fireworks ordinance

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will discuss a proposal to make itself the decision-making body for Conditional Use Permits (CUPs), directing staff to expedite outreach. It will also receive an informational update on Park Dedication In-Lieu Fees. Other agenda items include approval of minutes, consent calendar, and reports.

• Discussion on making the Planning Commission the decision-making body for CUPs (Action Item 10b)
• Update on Park Dedication In-Lieu Fees (Informational Item 10a)
• Approval of minutes from February 2, 2026
• Consent Calendar (items not specified)

Regular Meeting

The Alameda County Board of Supervisors will consider approving contracts for job centers and Medi-Cal psychiatric care, along with funding adjustments for senior programs. The meeting also includes closed sessions on labor negotiations and litigation.

• Approve $3.7M contract for Medi-Cal psychiatric care
• Approve $3.7M contract for Eden Area job center
• Approve $1.1M contract for Tri-Valley job center
• Approve $16,012 increase for senior health counseling
• Approve $37,545 increase for ALCOLINK system

Personnel Administration Legislation (PAL) Committee

The Personnel/Administration/Legislation Committee will receive updates on federal and state legislation and consider a recommendation to support SB 501, the Responsible Battery Recycling Act of 2022. A public comment period is also scheduled.

• Action item: recommendation to support SB 501 (Allen) on covered battery recycling
• Informational item: federal legislative update from CJ Lake
• Informational item: state legislative update from Full Moon Strategies

Unincorporated Services Committee

The Unincorporated Services Committee will receive informational updates on several county systems. The meeting focuses on budget overviews, behavioral health, tenant protections, and affordable housing zoning.

• Alameda County Unincorporated Area Budget Overview
• Behavioral Health System Update for unincorporated areas
• Update on Tenant Protection Ordinances and Programs
• Introduction to Inclusionary Zoning and Ministerial Review for Affordable Housing

Personnel Administration Legislation (PAL) Committee

The Personnel Administration Legislation Committee will hear legislative updates and vote on recommended support positions for several state and federal bills and funding requests. Action items include supporting a $26 million one-time General Fund request for transgender health care access, a federal produce prescriptions bill, an illegal dumping penalties bill, and others. The committee will also consider a congressionally directed spending request for a mobile health unit expansion.

• Support for $26 million one-time General Fund request to protect access to transgender health care in California
• Support for H.R.7267/S.3706 (Produce Prescriptions for Veterans Act)
• Support for SB 1218 (illegal dumping violation penalties)
• Support for Congressionally Directed Spending Request: Health Care for the Homeless Mobile Unit Expansion
• Support for SB 936 (nitrous oxide sales restrictions) and AB 1617 (hazardous waste reporting)

Public Protection Committee

The Public Protection Committee will hear two informational items: an update on the Unincorporated Fair Chance Ordinance from the Housing & Community Development Department, and research findings from a UC Berkeley study on the Fair Chance Housing Impact in Berkeley and Oakland. No decisions are scheduled; the session is for information and discussion.

• Update on the Unincorporated Fair Chance Ordinance presented by Michelle Starratt and Jennifer Pearce
• Presentation of Berkeley & Oakland Fair Chance Housing Impact Evaluation Study by Margaretta Lin of UC Berkeley

West County Board of Zoning Adjustments

The West County Board of Zoning Adjustments will hold public hearings on a neighborhood preservation violation, a variance and site development review for a home addition, a conditional use permit for a new 80-foot AT&T cell tower, and a continued conditional use permit for a massage business. The board will also consider approval of prior meeting minutes.

• Abatement hearing for overgrown weeds and unsecured building at 532 Via Pacheco, San Lorenzo
• Variance to allow 5-foot side yard setback (15-foot required) and site review for addition at 24532 Fairview Ave
• Conditional use permit for new 80-ft faux monopine cell tower at 2637 East Avenue (AT&T)
• Continued conditional use permit for Noy Massage business at 16242 E. 14th St., Ashland

Agricultural Advisory Committee

The Alameda County Agricultural Advisory Committee will vote on recommending reappointments for five members whose terms end before July 2026. The committee will also receive an informational update on proposed changes to horse boarding site development review requirements from Planning Department staff, discuss a communication strategy, consider reorganization of several subcommittees, and hear a progress report on an ad hoc subcommittee exploring limited subdivision of large agricultural parcels.

• Vote to recommend reappointments for Karl Wente, Diana Robert, Marilyn Harvey, Dick Quigley, and Jeff Anderson (Action Item)
• Informational presentation on Castro Valley MAC's proposed changes to horse boarding site development review requirements
• Consideration of reorganization or termination of eight subcommittees: Executive, Membership, Land Use & Ag Enhancement, Solar Policy, Equine, Urban Ag Social & Environmental Justice, Trails, Water Resources
• Progress report from ad hoc subcommittee on limited subdivision of large agricultural parcels
• Identification of vacancies: two regular member seats (Rec/Parks Management, Rangeland Ecology) and two ex officio seats (CA Dept Fish & Game, Agricultural Lending Expert)

Castro Valley MAC - Land Use

The Castro Valley Municipal Advisory Council will consider a Conditional Use Permit renewal for AT&T Wireless to continue operating its existing wireless telecommunications facility at 6205 Grassland Drive. The council will also vote on a recommendation to allow one member to speak at the Mosaic project appeal hearing before the Board of Supervisors on March 5, 2026. Additional agenda items include approval of the January 26, 2026 minutes, a consent calendar, and reports from subcommittees on economic development and the Central Business District Specific Plan update.

• Conditional Use Permit renewal (PLN2025-00163) for AT&T Wireless at 6205 Grassland Drive
• Vote to recommend granting one council member authority to speak on the Mosaic project appeal at the March 5, 2026 Board of Supervisors hearing
• Approval of minutes from the January 26, 2026 meeting
• Consent calendar items
• Subcommittee reports on Economic Development and the Castro Valley Central Business District Specific Plan update

Special Meeting

The Alameda County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing to consider Alameda Health System's proposed reduction of its local and remote/out-of-state workforce and the elimination of medical services at multiple hospital locations. The board will also designate AHS to provide a 24-hour information service for complaints.

• Public hearing on AHS workforce and service reductions at 8 locations
• Designation of AHS to provide 24-hour information service
• Closed session with labor negotiators
• Closed session on potential litigation
• Closed session on existing litigation: SEIU Local 1021 v. County of Alameda

Elections Commission Meeting - February 19, 2026

Personnel Administration Legislation (PAL) Committee

The PAL Committee will receive legislative updates on federal and state issues. The only action item is a vote on whether to support the County Welfare Directors Association's request to champion CalFresh H.R. 1 priorities—including eligibility, workforce investment, and match waiver—in the 2026-27 state budget. The committee also will discuss a position on AB 96 regarding peer support specialist certification, but no vote is scheduled.

• Action item: Vote on supporting CalFresh H.R. 1 priorities in the 2026-27 state budget (recommended support)
• Informational: Position request on AB 96 (Mental Health Services: Peer Support Specialist Certification) with recommended support
• Informational: Federal legislative update from CJ Lake
• Informational: State legislative update from Full Moon Strategies

Social Services Committee

The Social Services Committee will hear informational presentations on the Advisory Commission on Aging, disaster preparedness, refugee resettlement services, and a state auditor report on the Department of Children and Family Services. No action or votes are scheduled; all items are for discussion and updates only.

• Advisory Commission on Aging update presented by Chair Laura McMichael-Cady
• Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management updates from Social Services Agency Director Andrea Ford
• Refugee Resettlement Agencies and Support Services updates from Andrea Ford and Program Specialist Rahman Zamani
• Department of Children and Family Services status update on findings of the State Auditor’s Report

Health Committee

The Health Committee will receive two informational updates: one on the Overdose & Poisoning Prevention Program and another on Opioid Settlement Planning and Implementation. No action items or votes are scheduled.

• Informational update on Overdose & Poisoning Prevention Program by Dr. Kathleen Clanon and Joel Ravier
• Informational update on Opioid Settlement Planning and Implementation by Dr. Karyn Tribble, James Wagner, and Dr. Kelly Bowers

Sunol Citizens Advisory Council Meeting

The Sunol Citizens Advisory Council will discuss and possibly recommend that the Board of Supervisors adopt an ordinance banning all fireworks in unincorporated Alameda County, including a fine structure. The council will also receive updates on law enforcement, fire protection, workgroups, and infrastructure projects, and review a wastewater treatment system feasibility study with preliminary cost estimates.

• Consider recommending a fireworks and social host ordinance banning all fireworks in unincorporated areas with a fine structure
• Review of Onsite Wastewater Treatment System Downtown Project alternatives and preliminary cost estimates from Questa Engineering
• Update on Arroyo de la Laguna Bridge Replacement Project by Caltrans, including schedule and plans
• Presentation of research to address Arroyo de la Laguna flooding issues with discussion of possible solutions
• Bulky Waste Day scheduled for April 11, 2026, 9 AM – 1 PM

Reparations Commission

The Alameda County Reparations Commission will consider approving minutes from two prior meetings, take action on pop-up sessions, and set the agenda for a year-end retreat. Commissioners will also receive informational updates on Russell City willow tree removal, a data collection survey, project management timelines, and budget/vendor processes.

• Approval of minutes from November and December 2025
• Pop-Up Sessions – action item
• Set agenda for Year-End Retreat on January 31, 2026 at Newark Library
• Russell City Willow Tree Removal – informational item
• Data Collection: comprehensive survey distribution – informational item

Reparations Commission

The Reparations Commission will take action on a response to the Russell City Willow Tree proposal, approve subcommittee scopes of work and timelines, and consider a decision-making process. Other agenda items include debriefing a recent retreat and planning pop-up events.

• Action on Russell City Willow Tree Proposal Response
• Action on Scope of Work and Timeline for Admin & Budget subcommittee
• Action on Scope of Work and Timeline for Listening Sessions subcommittee
• Action on Scope of Work and Timeline for Data Research subcommittee
• Action on Suggested Decision Making Process

Personnel Administration Legislation (PAL) Committee

The Personnel/Administration/Legislation (PAL) Committee will receive updates on federal and state legislation. It will consider a legislative position request concerning proposed benefit changes to community‑based mobile crisis services in the Governor’s FY 26‑27 budget, with a recommended position to oppose the changes. Public comment will be allowed on items not on the agenda.

• Federal legislation update – informational item presented by CJ Lake
• State legislation update – informational item presented by Full Moon Strategies
• Legislative position request – action item to oppose proposed benefit changes for community‑based mobile crisis services in the FY 26‑27 budget, submitted by Alameda County Health

Joint Health & Social Services Committee

The Joint Health & Social Services Committee will meet to receive informational updates on the CalFresh program and the status of backbone agencies. The meeting is a special session of the Board of Supervisors.

• Informational update on H.R.1 – CalFresh Program
• Update on Backbone Agencies
• Public comment period

Special Meeting - 2:30 P.M.

The Board of Supervisors will meet for a special session featuring a significant closed session to discuss labor negotiations, legal litigation, and property negotiations. The open session includes a report on the homelessness system.

• Property negotiations for Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex (7000 Coliseum Way) regarding price and terms of payment
• Closed session discussions on recruitment/appointment of AC Health Director, County Counsel, and Registrar of Voters
• Conference with labor negotiators for all labor organizations and International Association of Firefighters Locals 55A and 55B
• Discussion of existing litigation: Esther Goolsby, et al. v. County of Alameda, et al.
• Open session report on the Homelessness System Update

Social Services Committee - Given the sensitive nature of the information and the possibility of putting foster youth at risk, the record has been redacted pursuant to Government Code section 7922.000.

The Social Services Committee will receive four informational presentations: an annual update on Adult Protective Services, an evaluation of the Net Growth Movement Guaranteed Income Pilot, a status update on the Department of Children and Family Services response to the State Auditor's report, and an update on the Transitional Shelter Care Facility project. No decisions or votes are scheduled.

• Adult Protective Services annual update presentation from Social Services Agency and Department of Adult and Aging Services
• Net Growth Movement Guaranteed Income Pilot evaluation presented by Chapin Hall
• Department of Children and Family Services status update on findings of the State Auditor’s report
• Alameda County Social Services Agency Transitional Shelter Care Facility project update

Regular Meeting

The Alameda County Board of Supervisors will consider several Social Services Agency contracts, including a $500,000 agreement with Mercy Retirement and Care Center for food recovery services. It will also review a $1,015,418 amendment to the housing navigator program with Beyond Emancipation, a $139,443 data services contract with Collabrios Health, and a $2,500 purchase of gift cards for focus‑group incentives. Additional items include a repayment agreement for $17,363.62 with Berkeley Youth Alternatives and a payment to the California Employment Development Department for disallowed audit costs.

• Approve $500,000 Standard Services Agreement with Mercy Retirement and Care Center for Food Recovery Services (2/1/26‑7/31/27).
• Approve amendment increasing Beyond Emancipation housing navigator contract to $1,015,418, extending term to 3/31/27.
• Approve $139,443 Master License and Services Agreement with Collabrios Health Holdings for data reporting to the California Aging Reporting System.
• Approve purchase of gift cards up to $2,500 for participant incentives in SSI Advocacy Evaluation focus groups.
• Approve repayment agreement and payment of $17,363.62 to Berkeley Youth Alternatives and California Employment Development Department for disallowed audit costs.

Planning meeting

The Board of Supervisors will review appeals regarding land use and development. This includes a challenge by the Zone 7 Water Agency concerning a large residential subdivision and a request for a paving accommodation.

• Appeal of Planning Commission's approval of the 190-lot Arroyo Lago subdivision at 3030 Mohr Ave (PLN2022-00193)
• Appeal regarding front yard paving limits at 16815 Los Reyes Ave (PLN2025-00130)
• Approval of cost of abatement records and assessment liens under the Neighborhood Preservation Ordinance
• Closed session regarding one case of potential litigation

Health Committee

The Health Committee will receive an informational update on UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals' use of Measure C Pediatric Health Account funds, then evaluate compliance and potentially recommend action to the Board of Supervisors. Additionally, the committee will consider the results of the Measure W Capital Projects RFP and make a recommendation to the Board.

• Informational report from UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals on Measure C Pediatric Account
• Action on committee evaluation and potential recommendation regarding Measure C compliance
• Action on results of Measure W Capital Projects RFP and recommendation to Board of Supervisors

Parks, Recreation, Historical Commission

The Parks, Recreation, and Historical Commission will review a demolition proposal in Sunol and a draft scope of work for a historical survey in Castro Valley. The body will also discuss several ongoing preservation efforts and potential letters to the City of Hayward and the Board of Supervisors.

• Proposed demolition of single-family dwelling and accessory structures at 11768 Main Street, Sunol
• Draft Scope of Work for Castro Valley Historical Survey Phase I
• Draft letter to City of Hayward regarding former golf course property (Save Skywest)
• Draft letter to Board of Supervisors regarding preservation of Center Street Bridge and Lincoln Bridge
• Discussion on National Register of Historic Places for Lake Chabot Nike Missile Base Site, Whitecotton Cottage, San Lorenzo Pioneer Cemetery, and Old Castro Valley Library

Special Meeting

The Alameda County Board of Supervisors will hold a special meeting to discuss negotiations for the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex. The board will also meet in closed session regarding labor negotiations and potential litigation.

• Negotiations for Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex
• Conference with labor negotiators for all labor organizations
• Conference with labor negotiators for International Association of Firefighters, Local 55C
• Conference with legal counsel regarding potential litigation
• Conference with legal counsel regarding existing litigation

Special Meeting

This special meeting includes closed sessions for labor negotiations, executive recruitment, litigation, and real property negotiations for the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex. Open session items include federal, state, and county budget updates and a status update on the Department of Children and Family Services audit findings. No voting items are listed on the open session agenda.

• Closed session real property negotiation for Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena Complex (7000 Coliseum Way) with Oakland Acquisition Company, LLC; price and terms of payment under negotiation
• Closed session litigation: United States v. Minnesota et al., No. 25cv03798 (D. Minn.) and Esther Goolsby et al. v. County of Alameda
• Closed session recruitment for AC Health Director, County Counsel, and Registrar of Voters
• Closed session labor negotiations with all labor organizations, unrepresented management, and firefighter unions (Local 55A and 55B)
• Open session update on Department of Children and Family Services status report from State Auditor's findings

Planning Commission

The Alameda County Planning Commission will review the draft 2024‑2025 Environmental Justice Element Implementation Status Report and the 2025 General Plan and Housing Element Annual Report, and provide comments to staff. The meeting also includes routine items such as approval of the January 5, 2026 minutes, a consent calendar, and an open‑forum for public comments. No formal decisions are scheduled beyond these reviews and routine approvals.

• Review draft 2024‑2025 Environmental Justice Element Implementation Status Report
• Review 2025 General Plan and Housing Element Annual Report
• Approve minutes from the January 5, 2026 meeting
• Approve consent calendar items
• Open Forum for public comments on any agenda‑unlisted issues

Transportation & Planning Committee

The Transportation and Planning Committee will discuss the Castro Valley Boulevard Class II Bike Lane Evaluation and Bicycle Utilization Study, including a recommendation from the Castro Valley Municipal Advisory Council. The committee will also receive an informational report on the Battery Energy Storage Systems County Ordinance and discuss exploring the CA Rangeland Trust as a land trust.

• Discussion on Castro Valley Boulevard bike lane evaluation
• Recommendation on bicycle utilization study
• Report on Battery Energy Storage Systems County Ordinance
• Discussion on CA Rangeland Trust as a land trust
• Public Works Agency report on bicycle and pedestrian advisory committee

Personnel Administration Legislation (PAL) Committee

The Personnel/Administration/Legislation Committee will review federal legislative updates and take action on three federal health‑policy requests. It will recommend supporting S. 3145 (the CARE Act of 2025) and opposing two HHS/CMS proposed rules that would restrict sex‑reversing procedures for children and related Medicaid funding. The committee will also receive a state legislative update from Full Moon Strategies.

• Legislative Update – Informational Item – CJ Lake (federal legislation)
• S. 3145 (Collins) – CARE Act of 2025 – Recommendation: Support – Alameda County Health
• HHS/CMS Docket CMS-3481-P – Comments opposing rule prohibiting sex‑rejecting procedures for children – Recommendation: Oppose – Alameda County Health
• HHS/CMS Docket CMS-2451-P – Comments opposing Medicaid/CHIP funding prohibition for sex‑rejecting procedures – Recommendation: Oppose – Alameda County Health
• Legislative Update – Informational Item – Full Moon Strategies (state legislation)

Reparations Commission Special Meeting

The Reparations Commission is holding a special meeting retreat to establish a 2026 timeline and brainstorm recommendations. The body will also discuss subcommittee action planning and administrative updates.

• Review of the Alameda County Reparations Commission 2026 Timeline
• Brainstorming session for Commission recommendations
• Subcommittee action planning for 2026
• Administrative updates regarding the Brown Act, conflicts of interest, and use of public funds
• Discussion of the Russell City Willow Tree community proposal

East County Board of Zoning Adjustments

The East County Board of Zoning Adjustments will meet on Thursday, January 29, 2026 at 1:30 p.m. in the Bray Community Room, 100 Civic Plaza, Dublin, CA. Items on the agenda include a field‑trip report, a discussion of the Neighborhood Preservation and Zoning Ordinance Abatement, an administrative hearing on alcoholic‑beverage‑sale regulation, approval of the December 11, 2025 minutes, and a consent calendar. The board will also consider variance request PLN2025‑00143 to allow a 5‑ft‑6‑in side‑yard setback for an addition at 31 Golf Rd., unincorporated Pleasanton.

• Variance PLN2025‑00143: side‑yard setback of 5‑ft‑6‑in at 31 Golf Rd., Pleasanton
• Field Trip Report
• Neighborhood Preservation and Zoning Ordinance Abatement discussion
• Alcoholic Beverage Sale Regulation Administrative Hearing
• Approval of minutes from the December 11, 2025 meeting

West County Board of Zoning Adjustments

The West County Board of Zoning Adjustments will consider several conditional use permits and one appeal regarding business operations. The board will also hold administrative hearings for tobacco, alcohol, and zoning ordinance abatements.

• PLN2025-00010: Renewal and modification of a telecommunications facility permit at 3906 Brookdale Boulevard
• PLN2024-00043: Conditional Use Permit for Noy Massage at 16242 E. 14th St.
• PLN2025-00105: Appeal of a denied Temporary Use Permit for a food truck at 19902 Mission Blvd.
• PLN2021-00186: Demolition of a wireless site and construction of a new one at 2301 Miramar Ave
• Administrative hearings for tobacco retailer regulations and alcoholic beverage sale regulations

Agricultural Advisory Committee Special Meeting

The Alameda County Agricultural Advisory Committee will hold a special meeting to elect its chair and vice-chair for the 2026 calendar year. Members will also receive updates on subcommittees, including land use, solar policy, equine definitions, and trails codification, as well as informational presentations on AB 720 (wineries) and a Brown Act training session. The meeting includes approval of minutes from November 18, 2025, and recognition of members awarded by the California Rangeland Trust.

• Election of chair and vice-chair for 2026
• AAC members honored with 2025 Conservationist of the Year and Conservation Impact Awards
• Presentation on AB 720, creating new opportunities for wineries to connect with consumers
• Subcommittee reports: Solar Policy subcommittee provides Aramis project update; Equine subcommittee proposes definitions/policy goals; Trails subcommittee discusses trails codification
• Ad hoc subcommittee to explore limited subdivision of large agricultural parcels

System Test

The Alameda County Board of Supervisors will vote on several public‑assistance contracts, including a $3.9 million agreement for the West Oakland Food Hub and a $1.75 million Measure A allocation for nutrition services. Other items include a $2 million domestic‑violence shelter contract, an $800,000 increase to a job‑training contract, and a $775,824 increase to the County Health Housing Support Program pool. The agenda also lists closed‑session legal updates and real‑property negotiation conferences.

• Approve $3,900,000 Standard Services Agreement with Impact Oakland Now for West Oakland Food Hub and a $1,750,000 Measure A fund allocation
• Approve $2,000,000 Standard Services Agreement (Procurement Contract No. 26530) with Tri‑Valley Haven for Women, Inc. for a new domestic‑violence shelter
• Approve amendment to the Spanish Speaking Unity Council contract, raising total from $1,271,754 to $2,071,754 (an $800,000 increase)
• Approve new agreements with Love Never Fails ($179,655) and International Rescue Committee ($185,000) for youth employment and training services
• Increase the Alameda County Health Behavioral Health Housing Support Program pool to $17,241,726, an $775,824 increase

Regular Meeting

The Board will hold closed sessions for labor negotiations, pending litigation, and real property negotiation for the Oakland Coliseum complex. In open session, they will consider consent items including a $500,000 contract for food services, extensions of locum tenens contracts totaling $77 million, and budget adjustments for a Hayward adult school program and a Fremont shelter agreement.

• Closed session negotiation for sale of Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum complex (7000 Coliseum Way)
• $500,000 contract with Sunflower Hill to provide food services for individuals with disabilities
• Extension of locum tenens contracts (pooled $77,377,036) through 2026
• $315,530 Enhancing Vision 2036 allocation for Hayward Adult School workshops and internships
• $50,000 Enhancing Vision 2036 allocation to City of Fremont for temporary shelter services

Castro Valley MAC - Land Use

The Castro Valley Municipal Advisory Council will discuss the introduction of inclusionary zoning and a ministerial review for affordable housing, including the possible creation of an Ad Hoc Subcommittee for affordable housing. Staff will present the 2024‑2025 Environmental Justice Element implementation status report for comment. The council will consider updates to multi‑family residential development standards to implement Sixth Cycle Housing Element densities.

• Introduction of inclusionary zoning and proposal to form an affordable‑housing Ad Hoc Subcommittee (Action Item G1)
• Review of the 2024‑2025 Environmental Justice Element implementation status report (Informational Item G2)
• Updates to zoning ordinance standards for multi‑family residential development to meet Sixth Cycle Housing Element densities (Action Item G3)
• Chair’s Report (Item H)
• Subcommittee reports on Economic Development and the Castro Valley Central Business District Specific Plan (Item I)

Health Committee

The Health Committee will vote on expenditure requirements for Measure A1 program income and a draft expenditure plan. They will also receive an informational update on Alameda Health System workforce reductions.

• Vote on Measure A1 program income expenditure requirements
• Consider draft expenditure plan for Measure A1
• Receive update on Alameda Health System Reduction in Force (workforce reductions)

Airport Land Use Commission

The Alameda County Airport Land Use Commission will consider a compatibility determination for a proposed project at the Alco Iron & Metal recycling facility in San Leandro. The project involves relocating scrap metal piles and rerouting truck traffic. The commission will also elect a Chair and Vice Chair for 2026.

• Compatibility determination for Alco Iron & Metal project at 1091 Doolittle Drive, San Leandro (APNs 77A-649-7-4, 77A-649-6-5, 42-4530-1-1, 42-4530-1-2)
• Staff recommends adopting a resolution finding the project compatible with the Oakland International Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan
• Election of Chair and Vice Chair for 2026 per ALUC Bylaws Section 5.1
• Approval of minutes from May 21, 2025 meeting
• Public open forum for items not on agenda

Castro Valley Municipal Advisory Council - General Purpose

The Castro Valley Municipal Advisory Council will meet on January 20, 2026 at the Castro Valley Library (3600 Norbridge Avenue) and via Zoom. The agenda includes approving minutes from November 17 and December 15, 2025, a public comment period, and developing recommendations for the Alameda County Board of Supervisors’ Transportation & Planning Committee on bike lanes and parking impacts based on the Public Works Agency’s report. The meeting is open to the public in person and online.

• Approve minutes of November 17, 2025 and December 15, 2025
• Public comment period for residents
• Discuss and develop recommendations on bike lane utilization and parking impacts per the Public Works Agency report
• Chairs’ Report and staff comments
• Adjournment

Integrated Pest Management Committee (No Audio or Video)

The Integrated Pest Management Committee approved minutes from prior meetings and discussed updates to rodenticide mitigation, including proposed bans on public lands and a 35‑day treatment restriction. Members raised questions about how treatment sites will be defined and measured. The committee also received information on a new weed‑management grant and updates to pesticide regulatory programs for apiaries and hemp enforcement.

• Rodenticide mitigation update: proposed prohibition on public lands and 35‑day consecutive use restriction
• Discussion of site definition and measurement for the proposed restriction
• Alameda‑Contra Costa Weed Management Area 2025 grant opportunity and potential MOU
• Pesticide Regulatory Affairs update: Apiary Protection Program and hemp/cannabis enforcement funding

Altamont Landfill & Resource Recovery Facility Open Space Advisory Committee

The Altamont Landfill & Resource Recovery Facility Open Space Advisory Committee will receive an informational presentation on the committee's purpose. Members will also receive updates on the state planning process for Tesla Park and current available funding.

• Informational presentation on the history and purpose of the Advisory Committee
• Update on the state planning process for Tesla Park
• Update on available funding

West County Board of Zoning Adjustments

The West County Board of Zoning Adjustments will hold public hearings on two tobacco retailer license appeals, a neighborhood preservation abatement for trash and inoperable vehicles, and a conditional use permit for a 14-bed residential care facility at 1476 164th Ave in Ashland. A variance application for a garage at 4220 Star Ridge Road was dropped from the agenda.

• Appeal hearing for 5 Star Smoke Shop (15640 E 14th St, Ashland) over flavored tobacco and e-cigarette violations; staff recommends revoking license.
• Appeal hearing for Cigarette City (20930 Mission Blvd, Cherryland) over flavored tobacco; staff recommends one-year license suspension.
• Abatement hearing for 1612 Mono Ave, San Lorenzo, over trash, debris, weeds, and inoperable vehicles.
• Conditional Use Permit (PLN2023-00096) for continued operation of Mori Manor, a 14-bed residential care facility at 1476 164th Ave, Ashland.
• Variance application (PLN2025-00139) for a garage at 4220 Star Ridge Road, Fairview, was dropped from the agenda.

Together for All Ad Hoc Committee

The Together for All Ad Hoc Committee is meeting to discuss an immigration enforcement activity response plan. The body will also consider a policy restricting the use of county-owned and controlled properties for immigration enforcement activity.

• Response Plan for Immigration Enforcement Activity in Alameda County
• Policy restricting use of county-owned and county-controlled properties for immigration enforcement activity

Castro Valley MAC - Land Use

The Castro Valley Municipal Advisory Council will vote on a conditional use permit and variance for a 97-acre religious facility (Fa Yun Chan Temple) at 7825 Crow Canyon Road, requiring adoption of a Mitigated Negative Declaration. The council will also decide on renewal of an AT&T wireless facility permit at 6205 Grassland Drive and discuss creating an Ad Hoc Subcommittee on Affordable Housing. Both the temple item and the affordable housing discussion were continued from the December 8, 2025 meeting.

• Conditional Use Permit and Variance (PLN2021-00064) for Fa Yun Chan Temple on 97 acres in A (Agricultural) and R-1-L-BE districts, requesting 28 parking spaces where 38 are required.
• Renewal of Conditional Use Permit (PLN2025-00163) for an AT&T wireless telecommunications facility at 6205 Grassland Drive, categorically exempt from CEQA (Class 1 Existing Facilities).
• Introduction to Inclusionary Zoning and Ministerial Review for Affordable Housing, with consideration of an Ad Hoc Subcommittee and appointment of members.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider certifying the Environmental Impact Report and approving a Vesting Tentative Tract Map for the Arroyo Lago Residential Project, which proposes 190 single-family homes and 48 deed-restricted Accessory Dwelling Units on a 26.6-acre parcel in unincorporated Alameda County. The item was continued from a November 17, 2025 hearing. A letter from Zone 7 Water Agency dated December 29, 2025, is included in the record.

• Certification of Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for Arroyo Lago Residential Project
• Approval of Vesting Tentative Tract Map for 190 residential lots (formerly 194) on 26.6 acres
• Construction of 190 single-family homes with 48 deed-restricted ADUs (25 percent of homes)
• Project located in Agricultural (A) Zoning District and Medium Density Residential land use designation in East County Area Plan
• Continued from November 17, 2025, hearing; Zone 7 Water Agency letter submitted December 29, 2025