View or request records through NextRequest or Records OnlineYou may obtain a copy of a police crime/incident report or other police records through the Department's Records Unit.In order to make a request for a police report/incident, you will need to include the following to assist us in locating the record(s):
Current residents in Berkeley can request that the City install a new street light. Follow the steps below to request a new street light:
Report abandoned vehicleYou can report any vehicle left for an extended period (over 72 hours) as an abandoned vehicle. An abandoned vehicle may also have one or more of the conditions listed below:
Property owners in Berkeley are responsible for maintaining the sidewalks adjacent to their property in a safe condition, including repairing cracks, deterioration, and other damage. See BMC 16.04.010 for additional information.Please report…
Call or report onlineCall (510) 981-2489 or submit a service request if you have non-emergency concerns about unsafe conditions on a street or sidewalk in Berkeley. Examples may include:
During a storm, streets and property can quickly flood if water is not able to run off into a storm drain or other infrastructure.Prepare for winter storms by ensuring storm drains are clear of debris. To prevent flooding on your street, volunteer to adopt a…
Developers of new housing, including most Group Living Accommodations or live/work development with over 5,000 square feet of residential unit floor area are subject to affordable housing requirements pursuant to Berkeley Municipal Code (BMC) Chapter 23.328 Inclusionary Housing and City of Berkeley Council Fee…
In 2026, the City of Berkeley plans to resurface street segments of Acton St, Addison St, Alcatraz St, Colusa Ave, Dohr St, Francisco St, Grizzly Peak Blvd, Harmon St, Marin Ave, Martin Luther King Jr. Way, Monterey Ave, Northbrae Tunnel, Oregon St, Russell St, Sacramento St, Solano Ave, The Alameda, and Thousand Oaks Blvd. For full details on street repairs for FY 2024-2028, please download the…
Affordable housing preferences give people who have lost or are at risk of losing housing in Berkeley priority when new units become available. These preferences apply to a portion of new affordable housing units in Berkeley.Check your eligibility for housing preferencesYou can get priority in affordable housing lotteries under one or more of the preferences. As long as at least one member of the…
The City of Berkeley partners with non-profit and for-profit developers to create affordable housing units. Apply to available units through the Doorway Bay Area Affordable Housing Portal or other resources, listed below. Find affordable housing opportunitiesSign up for email alerts from the…