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Berkeley Police will have extra officers on patrol during the month of May, looking specifically for violations made by drivers and motorcycle riders.

A dumpster truck lifting a dumpster at Downtown Berkeley, with a sanitation worker looking on

To keep our streets safe, use City services to properly dispose of unwanted items. Dumping is illegal and can result in fines up to $500/day. 

Public Works employees showcase a vactor truck at the 2025 Public Works Celebration Event

Climb into or inspect City’s biggest trucks and work vehicles, meet our staff, and learn about City infrastructure at interactive event.

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On May 7, 2026, the Berkeley Police Department will conduct a driving under the influence (DUI) Checkpoint from 8 PM to 2 AM on Shattuck Avenue near Parker Street.

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Register to vote by May 18 to receive a ballot in the mail. Vote by dropping your postage-paid return envelope at any mailbox, ballot drop box, or vote center.

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Contact the City for free support to reduce waste, save energy and water, and become a certified Green Business.

Children explore a large wooden play structure with ramps, slides, and platforms, moving through a maze of weathered boards and climbing features.

Day camps for kids ages 3–14: sports, arts, science, swimming, music, and more. Scholarships available. Most programs have extended care options.

Three women walk through a rose garden, surrounded by blooming yellow and pink roses, with greenery and fencing in the background.

Join us at the Berkeley Rose Garden on Saturday, May 9 for a free Mother’s Day tea. Listen to live jazz, do activities, and gather with family and friends.