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Our Work

Read the plans and policies that guide the City's work, and get involved with projects and plans that are being developed.

The City undertakes capital projects to improve infrastructure, including roads, parks, City buildings, and more. Adopted plans set strategic priorities for various topics, such as what types of development the City will allow in certain neighborhoods, how the City will take action on climate change, how the City will prepare for local disasters, and more. The strategic plan sets overarching goals that help the City prioritize projects.

Capital Projects

Learn about infrastructure improvements the City is making, and get involved in the design process
Adopted Plans

Understand the City's strategic priorities
Disability Compliance

Submit concerns about the accessibility of City programs, services, or facilities

Latest News

design for key Civic Center buildings and park

Help finalize the design for key Civic Center buildings, park

At a November 16 Open House, learn and give feedback on a unified design concept involving three historic spaces in Berkeley’s Civic Center: the Veterans Memorial and Maudelle Shirek buildings, as well as MLK Jr. Civic Center Park.

ballot drop box in front of Berkeley Public Library West Branch, 1125 University Ave

For November 8 election, vote by mail, drop box, or at voting centers

A mailed ballot is being sent to all registered voters, so you can vote by dropping your postage-paid return envelope at any mail box, ballot drop boxes, or new vote centers – where you can also replace a lost or damaged ballot.

Person putting voting ballot in official drop-box

With Nov. 8 election approaching, find official information on candidates, measures

City elections page offers campaign finance reports, candidate statements, and complete ballot information on Berkeley measures. You can also use a nonpartisan source to find information about statewide candidates and propositions.

Old city hall

Register to vote by October 24 to vote in the November 8 election

Those who miss the deadline can register “provisionally” and "conditional ballots" will be counted toward the official tally post-election night after their registration has been verified.

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Boards & Commissions

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Adopted Plans

Name Adopted Summary
GIS Master Plan

The IT Department is improving digital services for the City of Berkeley through the prioritized projects laid out in the GIS Master Plan.
Digital Strategic Plan

The IT Department is improving digital services for the City of Berkeley through the prioritized projects laid out in the Digital Strategic Plan.