Oakland Community Stressors Index
The updated Oakland Community Stressors Index (2019) supports a data-driven approach to providing resources and support to the people and places in Oakland that need it most.
The updated Oakland Community Stressors Index (2019) supports a data-driven approach to providing resources and support to the people and places in Oakland that need it most.
Since the start of Flex Streets, the City of Oakland has made available unutilized City-owned outdoor properties to retail businesses and restaurants which are unable to operate in the public right of way or on private property as provided under the FlexStreets program.
Get a personalized reading list through Book Me! Tell us what you like (and don't like) and we’ll send you a reading list within two weeks.
How to apply to use the sidewalk or parking lane to allow your business to meet Alameda County's Social Distancing Requirements
The City of Oakland has established Design Guidelines for different project types and specific areas in order to 1.) create stable, attractive, and safe neighborhoods; 2.) maintain property values; 3.) provide attractive and highly livable housing that meets the needs of all Oakland residents; and 4.) safeguard the City's architectural heritage.
The following is information about the resources available to support housing stability.
Resources for Head Start families looking for assistance.
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