East 12th Street Bikeway Project: Fruitvale-Melrose Gap Closure
Bike safety improvements connecting to Fruitvale BART
Bike safety improvements connecting to Fruitvale BART
The Mitigation Fee Act (Government Code Sections 66000 – 66025) requires a local agency to conduct an analysis and make findings every five years for each impact fee that the agency imposes on development projects. These statutory requirements were completed as a part of the Phase I reports of the first Five-Year Review and Update. To consider possible changes to the City’s impact fees, the City conducted a Phase 2 analysis to evaluate potential refinements to the City’s impact fee program.
The Highway Safety Improvement Program, Cycle 9, will install pedestrian safety improvements to the Macarthur Boulevard Corridor
The Oakland Mayor’s Office is currently recruiting interns for Spring 2022. The application period opens on Monday, December 13th and closes at 11:59pm on Friday, December 31st.
The Highway Safety Improvement Program, Cycle 9, will install pedestrian safety improvements to the Foothill Boulevard Corridor
Delivering safety improvements through repaving on MLK Jr Way
The City is restarting Public Outreach and Design for the Grand Avenue Project in January 2025!
The Head-Royce School is proposing an expansion to extend the existing 14-acre campus across Lincoln Avenue to the site of the former Lincoln Children’s Center and to develop an integrated 22 acre campus serving a student population of 1250 at maximum buildout.
This webpage is meant to serve as a central resource for Oakland Department of Transportation (OakDOT) plans and projects on MacArthur Boulevard.
The City of Oakland owns a 1.04-acre parcel of vacant land located at 1911 Telegraph Avenue, previously referred to as "Uptown Parcel 4."
The renovation of Holly Mini Park expands access to safe outdoor space, supporting social cohesion and physical activity for neighborhood residents.
A new multi-year paving plan to guide investments for Oakland's streets, adopted December 21, 2021.
The City of Oakland welcomes our community to envision a new state-of-the-art Community Resilience and Recreation Center at 250 10th Street. This new recreation center is top priority to replace the existing outdated and aging recreation center.
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