The Outdoor Warning System will include emergency sirens at 15 locations across Berkeley. The installation of 2 more sirens in the last part of Phase II is ongoing, and some locations may change as the permitting and installation process is finalized. When sirens are added, we will update the map to reflect these new locations. Explore the current siren locations on the map below.In 2023,…

The City of Berkeley has prepared a Draft Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the proposed Berkeley Water Transportation Pier Ferry and is requesting comments on the Draft EIR. The Draft EIR addresses the potential physical environmental effects of the project for each of the environmental topics included in the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Appendix G. The…

The Cedar Rose Park Playground Renovation Project aims to renovate the children's play areas within the park and make associated site improvements. Initial conceptual designs were presented at community meetings in 2023. Based on the feedback and input we heard, we presented final concepts at a third community meeting in late 2024. The preferred concept has been refined and detailed…

The City of Berkeley Public Works Department will be rehabilitating the sanitary sewer system at several locations throughout the City.TimelineConstruction is expected to begin in April 2026 and will take approximately five months to complete depending on weather or unforeseen conditions. Please note the construction in your immediate vicinity may not extend for this entire period. Standard…

Allston Way between Martin Luther King Jr. Way and Milvia Street is surfaced with permeable pavers – a type of green infrastructure which allows rainwater to flow into the ground between its gaps. Permeable pavers are especially useful during storms when large amounts of rainwater can drain through the gaps rather than flow into the underground storm drains. They are an effective tool in the City…

The FY 2025 Street Maintenance and Rehabilitation Project will resurface and rehabilitate street pavement at 18 locations throughout the City to improve pavement condition and extend the service life of the roadways.Berkeley maintains approximately 213 centerline miles of public streets. Over time, pavement deteriorates from traffic loading, weather, utility trenching, and aging. When streets are…

This is a Measure T1 Phase 2 project.The restroom at K-Dock is a highly used and conveniently located public restroom at the hub of the Marina. It serves Marina Office visitors, slip holders and Marina guests, and dock users accessing the charter fishing and small-scale ferry boats at the popular K-Dock, particularly during fishing season.This project will enhance…

This project was completed in March, 2026.F and G docks, originally constructed in the 1990s, have served the marina community for more than two decades. Over time, the original wooden decking has become weathered, faded, and splintered.To enhance safety, appearance, and longevity, the City replaced the existing wooden decking on F and G docks with new, high-quality composite decking. Composite…

The City of Berkeley Public Works Department will be rehabilitating the sanitary sewer system at several locations throughout Berkeley.TimelineConstruction has been completed within project areas 1 and 2, and will continue into June 2026 for backline sewer work within project area 3.Overall, the project at each site will take several weeks, at times requiring repeat visits such as to complete…

Nestled in the Berkeley Hills, Glendale La Loma Park is a terraced park located east of the Berkeley Rose Garden and Codornices Park. Current amenities at the park include a small parking lot, an enclosed ages 2-5 playground, ages 5-12 playground, a baseball field, a half basketball court, restroom, lawn, and open space. On a clear day, the park offers expansive views of Berkeley and the San…