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Local Health Officers Urge Bay Area Families to Prioritize Immunizations in Back-to-School Preparations

Use the return to school as a reminder to catch up on recommended vaccines for children and for everyone in your household. 

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Sign up for AC Alert for official emergency information

County emergency messaging platform is used by Berkeley to send text messages, emails and calls. Quickly getting authoritative information is the first step in an emergency.

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Weigh in on five proposed mosaic designs for City community center

Complete an online survey by August 1, 2025, to share feedback on five proposed mosaic designs for the Martin Luther King Jr. Youth Services Center.

Evacuation Time Study

Study stresses need for household fire and evacuation plans

Sign up for alerts to evacuate faster. Use Planning Tool and StoryMaps to apply study insights to your household fire weather and evacuation plans.

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Aug. 1 picnic, resource fair to support parents of young kids

Join us at George Florence Mini Park from 1-3pm. Connect with breastfeeding support and health resources. Enjoy healthy picnic food and fun activities. 

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Register your neighborhood gathering for National Night Out

National Night Out is Tuesday, August 5, 2025. To close a street, apply for a free block party permit by July 21. All events should register by August 3.

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Friday night summer movies in Berkeley parks continue

Join us for IF on July 25 at Live Oak Park. On various Friday evenings through September, enjoy outdoor movies as a community in Berkeley parks. 

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Safely celebrate July 4th – Avoid fireworks and certain hillside roads

Fireworks are illegal citywide and increase the risk of fires, wildfires. Grizzly Peak Blvd., Panoramic Way, and Prospect St. will close to non-residents.