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Bicycles lined up by a wall in a City of Berkeley playground

Come to April 26 fair to explore e-bikes, car alternatives

At the mobility fair, you’ll be able to test ride electric bikes while enjoying live music, tacos, crafts, and games for all ages

A parked car at least 20 feet -- or approximately one car length -- away from an unmarked crosswalk

Park 20 feet from intersections to better see, protect pedestrians

With statewide “daylighting” law in effect as of Jan. 1, parked vehicles even in unpainted areas risk a $64 fine. 

Give input on maps that define highest wildfire risk areas

Give input on maps that define highest wildfire risk areas

Use online forum by April 1 to provide factors to consider in adopting or enlarging fire hazard zones. Use City services to reduce property’s vegetation.

Freshly paved road in the Marina

Volunteer to oversee spending for safer streets and sidewalks

Apply by April 15 to join the SAFE STREETS Citizen Oversight Committee. We need four residents with technical backgrounds to help oversee accountability for Measure FF.

Person prepares vaccination syringe

As measles cases rise nationally, Bay Area Health Officials urge vaccination

While there is low risk of measles exposure in the Bay Area, those not fully vaccinated can get a safe, highly effective vaccine. 

Father and son playing in a park

Join our fatherhood support group to build community, skills

Come out on Saturdays starting March 8 to talk with other dads, share experiences, and gain advice. Bring your kids and enjoy lunch, gift cards, and other goodies.

disaster preparedness classes

Register for two new classes to prepare for fire weather and disasters

Prepare your household for fire weather and learn six critical steps for disaster readiness. Register for classes held on February 27, March 1, 12, 22, April 26, May 8.

Skyline in Berkeley, CA close to sunset hours.

By Feb. 16, use survey to help shape future wildfire prevention

As the City of Berkeley learns from wildfire disasters elsewhere, including the Los Angeles area, complete survey to help inform potential measures to reduce wildfire risks.