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See the City Zoning Map

Use this dynamic map to enter an address and identify information for specific properties, such as zoning district, height area, historic significance, General Plan designation, and Impact Fee Zone. View our current Zoning Map (updated Oct. 30, 2023) by clicking below.

Senior Centers

Four senior centers are located throughout the City of Oakland and managed by the City’s Human Services Department - Aging & Adult Services Divison. Senior centers provide social, recreational, nutritional and educational activities to older adults in our community.

Seniority List for Human Services (Head Start)

The Seniority List is sorted by classification, then verified points. Ties are already broken, and the seniority appears in rank order from most senior to least senior within classification. To find your points, please look for your Employee ID# in the list. The Seniority Point Review Request Form can be submitted by email at hrmadmin@oaklandca.gov or faxed to (510) 238-2325.

Services to Find Work

The City supports programs that provide training and support services for both job seekers and employers.

Sewer Maintenance

The Sewer Services Division of Oakland Public Works is responsible for performing preventive maintenance to over 934 miles of sewer main, ranging from six inches to over 66 inches in diameter.

Sexual Assault Police Personnel Records

By law, the public has a right to any record relating to an incident in which a sustained finding was made by a peace officer engaging in sexual assault or sexual misconduct with a member of the public.

Shared Mobility Principles

City of Oakland's guiding principles on shared mobility, including bikeshare, carshare, and scootershare.

Sidewalk Certification FAQ

Sidewalk repairs must be completed at the time of title transfer or the permitting of a major renovation. This page provides answers to frequently asked questions for property owners, sellers, and buyers.

Sidewalk FAQ

Property owners in Oakland are responsible for repairing damaged sidewalks adjacent to their property per state and local laws. Sidewalk Permits from the City are required for sidewalk repairs larger than 25 square feet. A licensed contractor should perform all other repairs.

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