The Environmental Health Division (EHD) is responsible for permitting and inspecting all school kitchens, retail and non-retail food establishments, mobile food vendors, and temporary event booths in the City of Berkeley for compliance with the…
Berkeley voters have the ability to change the City Charter, add a new city law, prevent a city law from going into effect, or recall an elected city official through the petition process. In order to qualify for the ballot, you must circulate a petition and collect enough signatures from registered Berkeley voters. Petitions are filed with the City Clerk Department. The filing requirements are…
Mass mailings of over 200 identical, or nearly identical, pieces of election-related mail need to be filed with the City of Berkeley. This requirement applies to all committees, candidates, officeholders, individuals or organizations who spend $250 or more supporting or opposing a candidate or ballot measure. File mass mailings You can meet your filing requirement by filing the below…
Find open job positions online Thank you for your interest in working with the City of Berkeley! You can find open job positions and apply online. Each open position on the website contains detailed information which we encourage you to read thoroughly. Please be sure to submit the required application materials by the final…
Equal Employment Opportunity Work Force Report Semi-annual report showing minority and female representation of City's work force. …
Report City services or programs If you are unable to access a City of Berkeley service, program, or facility because you have a disability, please contact the Disability Compliance Program through one of the options below:
- By phone: (510) 981-6418
- By TTY: (510) 981-6347
- By email: ada@cityofberkeley.info
- By mail: Department of Public Works, Attn:…
Voter-approved bond and revenue measures provide funding for improvements to City facilities, infrastructure, parks, housing, homeless services, emergency preparedness, and more. These measures may raise funds through bonds or taxes. Learn how the City is spending funding from bond and revenue measures approved by Berkeley voters. Read about individual projects and how you can…
Explore over 40 datasets available to the public through the City of Berkeley’s Open Data Portal. Use the data catalog to search for public datasets on topics such as public safety, demographics, city budget, and more. You can download, reuse, and redistribute…
All local agencies are required by the State of California to publish a catalog of enterprise systems, and to update it annually. Download PDF Approved on October 11, 2015, Senate Bill 272 adds a section to the California Public…
Berkeley's budget is typically produced every two years and includes a five-year capital improvement program budget. The budget serves as a major policy document and describes how the City intends to finance its services and infrastructure. The budget is a reflection of our policies, goals, and priorities — each of which are set by the City Council.Current BudgetRead the adopted budget documents…