Rent a Pool
Why not rent one of Oakland’s pools for your next pool party? Lifeguard service and deposit required. We have indoor and outdoor pools available for rental.
Why not rent one of Oakland’s pools for your next pool party? Lifeguard service and deposit required. We have indoor and outdoor pools available for rental.
We offer sports leagues for adults and youth to get active through team sports. Both teams and individuals can register for a variety of sports teams and leagues.
The 25,000 square foot Larry E. Reid Sports Center offers a wide variety of year-round recreation programs emphasizing health, wellness and fitness that are available to all ages.
West Oakland Senior Center to Temporarily Close June 14 for Capital Improvement Project Most activities currently offered at the Center will move to the North Oakland Senior Center
Life may not begin at 55, but here at the Downtown Oakland Senior Center (DOSC) we believe life starts getting better! Our center is a terrific place to socialize and interact with other active seniors. Located across from Lake Merritt, Downtown Oakland Senior Center is Oakland's oldest and largest senior center. Downtown Oakland Senior Center focuses on providing seniors with innovative programs and services that address the physical, mental, and emotional well being of older adults.
East Oakland Senior Center (EOSC) is situated at the Ira Jinkins Park in Oakland's Brookfield neighborhood. It is an essential component of a cluster of centers that collectively contribute significantly to the advancement and enrichment of the East Oakland community and the overall improvement in the residents' quality of life. EOSC offers a diverse range of activities and programs such as step exercise, karaoke, line dancing, pool, and food pantry distribution. Additionally, it organizes monthly day trips to various destinations, including eateries, bowling alleys, theaters, and casinos. The facility is open to both public and private events, providing a versatile space for gatherings and occasions.
This community center is nestled in the Montclair District, complete with a duck pond, picnic areas, tennis courts, outdoor basketball court, and modern play equipment. Our center is now more accessible to community members with physical disabilities after renovations. The center offers varied, balanced, and comprehensive recreational programs at a reasonable price for all ages.
Archive of Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board meetings prior to May 2018.
Learn about Oakland laws regulating candidates and campaign committee and view campaign statements and data
You must file reports regularly during the course of any election campaign. Campaign statement forms and deadlines are determined in part by how much money a candidate raises and spends during the campaign. Additional special reports may be required depending on the date and amounts of contributions and/or expenditures.
The Oakland Campaign Reform Act contains an extensive prohibition on contributions coming from persons negotiating certain contracts with the City of Oakland or Oakland School Board. The Act prohibits contractors as defined in the Act from making any contribution to candidates for local office between the time negotiations on the affected contracts begin and 180-days after the completion or termination of negotiations on the contract.
In November 2022, Oakland voters approved Measure W, the Oakland Fair Elections Act, which replaced the Limited Public Financing Act with an all-new public campaign financing program effective for the 2024 election. Due to the City's budget emergency, the Democracy Dollars program was postponed to the 2026 election. As a result, the Limited Public Financing (LPF) program was extended through the 2024 election. LPF provides Oakland District City Council candidates with some public funds by reimbursement for eligible campaign expenses. The program goal is to help ensure that all individuals have a fair and equal opportunity to participate in the elective and governmental process.
This page provides information and resources on specific ethics rules and requirements found in the Government Ethics Act (GEA) and Conflict of Interest Code.
The Office of the City Auditor operates a confidential hotline to accept reports of fraud, waste, and abuse. The name and contact information or anyone filing a report will remain anonymous.
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