False Alarm Reduction Program
Information about registering your home or business alarm, and how to register your alarm and/or pay false alarm fines.
Information about registering your home or business alarm, and how to register your alarm and/or pay false alarm fines.
The City of Oakland’s Planning Code (Title 17), regulates activities that occur in different zones throughout the City of Oakland. Since there is currently no one activity category for Short-Term Residential Rentals, rentals of all kinds fall under Permanent Residential Activities, Semi-Transient Residential Activities, Bed and Breakfast Residential Activities and Transient Habitation Commercial Activities.
In November 2014, Oakland voters overwhelmingly passed Measure FF, an amendment to the Oakland Municipal Code establishing a minimum wage, requiring payment for accrued sick leave and requiring payment of service charges to hospitality workers. This memorandum answers frequently asked questions to help business owners, employees and others understand and follow the law in Oakland.
In 2018, Oakland voters overwhelmingly passed Measure Z, establishing workplace protections for hotel workers. This memo provides answers to frequently asked questions.
You can help avoid sewer overflows, backups and costly repairs at home:
Restaurants and food service establishments can help avoid sewer overflows, backups and costly repairs by following these guidelines
Find links to the EEOC and CRD
According to Agility Recovery, 70 percent of businesses or organizations will face a power outage within the next 12 months. Therefore, it is important business owners understand the potential impacts.
Filing Schedule for Candidates and Controlled Committees for Local Office Listed on the November 3, 2020 Ballot
The final version of Oakland's Zero Emission Vehicle Action Plan
There are several local organizations that can help you get funding for your business.
Looking for a blue zone? Find one in the interactive map or table below. Blue Zones provide dedicated on-street parking for people with disabilities.
The Oakland Police Department is organized into six Police Areas as well as into 35 Police Beats. A Community Resource Officer (CRO) and Neighborhood Council serve each Beat to promote public safety.
Visit this website or call 211 to get help for Affordable Housing
The City of Oakland conducted a City-wide Community and Neighborhood Needs Assessment required by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
You can see financial data about labor, revenue and other financial reports.
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