ART
Chris Granillo completed the longest mural in Emeryville – an astounding 275 linear feet - last January on the western façade of the Emerytech building adjacent to the railroad tracks. The work was funded by the City’s Visual Art Grants, issued every even year and is visible from Shellmound Street.
Interested in creating a new work? Look out for sites in 2025 and apply in early 2026. Have a site? Contact aevans@emeryville.org for inclusion in next year’s solicitation.
WORD FROM OUR CITY MANAGER FROM OUR CITY MANAGER
Dear Friends and Neighbors,
Welcome to the Summer City News & Activity Guide for the City of Emeryville! As your City Manager, I am thrilled to share with you an exciting lineup of programs and activities designed to bring our community together and enrich our daily lives This summer, we are proud to offer a diverse range of recreational programs from sports,
fitness classes to martial arts, and community gatherings. Each program has thoughtfully planned to cater to all ages and interests, ensuring there is something for everyone I am also delighted to announce that we received Assemblywoman Mia Bonta’s District 18 award for the 2024 Arts & Festival of the Year The City of Emeryville won this recognition for the 2024 Harvest Festival, highlighting our ongoing commitment to creating memorable community events
I would also like to extend a special thank you to IKEA for their generous donation of equipment for our Teen Center Their support has made it possible for us to enhance this space into a dynamic hub where our young residents can connect, learn, and grow in a safe and welcoming environment
Additionally, I want to highlight the incredible work of the ECCL and the various community activities they coordinate Their commitment to fostering a vibrant and inclusive community is evident in every event and program they offer I encourage each of you to take advantage of these opportunities participate, engage, and experience firsthand the positive impact these activities have on our community.
I am also excited to share that Sutter Health has announced plans to build a new, state-of-theart medical campus right here in Emeryville. This $1 billion investment will feature a 1.3 millionsquare-foot facility, including a 200-bed hospital with emergency services, intensive care, labor and delivery, outpatient clinics, and imaging services. The new medical center is expected to begin serving patients as early as 2028, with full completion by 2033. This development will significantly enhance healthcare access for our residents and underscores Emeryville's growth as a regional hub for quality medical services vitalssutterhealthorg
Let’s work together to make this season one of connection, creativity, and active living Explore the City News and & Activity Guide Summer 2025, join in the fun, and help us #EnjoyEmeryville to its fullest!
Thank you for being an integral part of our community I look forward to seeing you out and about, making memories and strengthening the bonds that make Emeryville such a special place to live
Warm Regards,
LaTanya Bellow City Manager, City of
Emeryville
SUMMER 2025
Emeryville’s Community Services Department
The Emeryville Community Services Department is dedicated to fostering a vibrant and inclusive community by offering diverse programs, events, and services that enhance the quality of life for all residents. From managing parks and recreational facilities to organizing community-wide celebrations and cultural activities, the department plays a pivotal role in creating opportunities for connection, growth, and enrichment
As a cornerstone of the Emeryville community, the department oversees a wide array of initiatives, including aquatics, senior services, facility rentals, and engaging events such as the annual Holiday Parade and Harvest Festival The department also manages programs and activities at the Emeryville Center of Community Life (ECCL), a shared campus designed to serve as a hub for education, recreation, and community engagement. By promoting health, wellness, and lifelong learning, the Community Services Department helps residents of all ages and abilities thrive in an urban environment that celebrates diversity and innovation.
With a commitment to environmental stewardship and social equity, the department strives to make Emeryville a welcoming and dynamic place to live, work, and play Whether you're participating in programs at the ECCL, enjoying a park cleanup, or catching a movie at one of the summer movie nights, Emeryville's Community Services Department is here to inspire connection and celebrate community spirit.
The City of Emeryville is in search of community volunteers to support it's robust programming, services, and special events. Volunteer opportunities can include lunch service and trip escorts for our Senior Center, park cleanup and environmental beautification efforts, grocery and meal delivery to local residents, an manning our Senior Help De Email volunteer@emeryville.org, scan the QR code to fill out o form online to get started!
Emeryville's Community Services Department fosters inclusivity through people, parks, events, programs, and services. Their mission is clear: “We Create an Inclusive Community Through People, Parks, Events, Programs, and Services. It’s What We Do." Through diverse offerings and community engagement, they enhance residents' quality of life, fostering a vibrant and connected environment.
Starting April 2, 2025, a 2 5% transaction fee will be applied to program registrations and reservations paid via credit card This change helps us cover processing costs and continue providing quality services
To avoid this fee, you are welcome to use alternative payment methods such as paying with cash or check In person registration is available:
ECCL Front Lobby, 4727 San Pablo Avenue - Building B - Gate A1 Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm (closed 12-1pmfor lunch)
ECCL Pool Lobby, 1170 Steve Dain Drive Monday-Friday, 6pm-10pm Saturdays & Sundays, 9am-6pm
Thank you for your understanding and support If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to us at csd@emeryville.org
BIKE TO BIKE TO WHEREVER WHEREVER DAY 2025 DAY 2025
MAY 15, 2025 MAY 15, 2025
FOR MORE INFORMATION, HEAD TO: BIKE EAST BAY Meet at Shorebird Park (Bay Trail @ Access Rd) for a fun day outdoors with the Emeryville community! Refreshmentsandcleanupmaterialsprovided! APRIL 27, 2025 APRIL 27, 2025 9 AM-12PM 9 AM-12PM
SUM MERMOVIE NIGHTS
EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
1220 53rd St., Emeryville, CA 94608 (510)596-4343 Monday - Friday 7:45am - 6:00pm
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The Emeryville Child Development Center (ECDC) is dedicated to providing children ages 6 month to 5 years old with daily experiences filled with learning, laughter, and love ECDC is operated by the City of Emeryville to provide families living, going to school, or working in Emeryville a safe and caring environment for their children year round
The center is staffed with teachers who support children’s growth in all areas of development. We provide age appropriate developmental activities. Age appropriate lunch and snacks for all ages are served. The center also boasts some of the best caregiver to child ratios anywhere in the Bay Area. Opportunities abound daily for each child to explore, create, experiment, and savor the rewards that come with success!
EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
Fees
Registration Fee
Infant/Wobbler
Toddler
Pre-K
*Prices subject to change 9/1/25 10% discount for all siblings enrolled in monthly program
YOUTH PROGRAMS SUMMER SUMMER Camp Camp
Week 1 - All Things Pixar
Come and join us in Emeryville for a summer camp that is jam packed with innovative activities and new experiences for your TK-8th grader
Each day a camper will be given a warm welcome, breakfast, build community, have lunch, a snack, learn new things and play in the sun.
Each week a camper will get to: swim twice in the ECCL pool, go on a field trip, visit at least two Emeryville parks, one field trip t-shirt, dress up in a theme to get a prize, get a swag gift to take home, and complete the following classes: cooking, art, STEM, theatre, movement, music, games, nature play, sports, and more!
Get ready for an action-packed summer at ything Pixar Camp, where your ite Pixar movies come to life with ive activities, games, and adventures!
s: 6/23 - 6/27
Trip: AMC Theater, Pixar’s Elio : $194R $200NR dline to Register: 6/6/2025
Week 2 - Culinary Campers
Our favorite activity gets its own week
Each day, campers will engage in a variety of food crafts, cooking activities, and skill development
Dates: 6/30 - 7/3
Field Trip: TK-5th Grade: On-site Chef Demonstrations
Middle school: Behind the scenes look at a local restaurant
Price: $155R $160NR Deadline to Register: 6/13/2025
Week 3 - Hometown Hero’s Camp
This week we will highlight hometown hero’s each day with guess speakers and activities that highlight those that make our community safe and welcoming
Dates: 7/7 - 7/11
Field Trip: BBQ at Marina Park with games
Price: $194R $200NR Deadline to Register: 6/20/2025
Our paramount objective is to ensure a secure and enjoyable camp experience for all children. Children unable to actively engage in all activities while ensuring their safety may be ineligible for participation. Stringent behavioral standards will be enforced. Grouping will be primarily based on age and grade levels Please note that program dates, field trips, and activities are subject to modifications Each participant will receive one t-shirt per summer season Kindly include all relevant medical, developmental information, and food allergies on the application form Adventure Awaits–
Week 4 - Changemakers Camp
Campers will learn how our government operates, speak to local leaders, and learn how to become changemakers in their communities They will dress as their favorite changemaker and create their community superhero persona Do a mock trial and vote
Dates: 7/14 - 7/18
Field Trip: Various City, County, and State Government Agencies for presentations and tours
Price: $194R $200NR Deadline to Register: 6/27/2025
Week 5 - Camp Earth, Air, Fire, & Water
This is a STEM camp that will explore the natural elements through scientific theory and experiments
Dates: 7/21 - 7/25
Field Trip: Six Flags Theme Park
Price: $194R $200NR Deadline to Register: 7/3/2025
Week 6 - All Sports Camp
This week is all about sports! Campers will get to learn about and play different sports and have fun in the sun
Dates: 7/28 - 8/1
Field Trip: San Francisco Giants on Wednesnday 7/30
Price: $194R $200NR Deadline to Register: 7/11/2025
Week 7 - From Pavement to Peaks
Nature is all around us and we are going to be exploring it all during this week of nature play
Dates: 8/4 - 8/8
Field Trip: Cull Canyon Swimming Lagoon
Price: $194R $200NR Deadline to Register: 7/18/2025
AMY MCCLURE AKA LADYBUG
Question: How long have you been working at The Rec?
Answer: I started in the Fall of 2022 The first year and a half, I was a TK/K Rec Leader and then became a Rec Specialist, working on the curriculum piece for the afterschool and summer camp programs
Q: What's your favorite Rec Memory?
A: "Recs-giving" is always a favorite memory each year Sharing a meal with our Rec families and being in one space all together is a special time of connection and joy.
Q: What's your favorite Rec Activity?
A: I have two: Tasty Tuesday/Middle School Cooking Club: I love the excitement the kids have each week for it - wondering what they'll be making and eating Quite often, they're learning and trying something new! and this year, we started Spirit of Rec Pride - A monthly assembly in which each group has a chance to win the Spirit Staff for their class, symbolizing that their group embodies the Best of Rec (through leadership, acts of service, conflict resolution, responsibility, etc) It's been amazing witnessing the transition from Rec Leader-led to student-led presentations as their confidence and skills develop throughout the year
Q: What hobbies do you do outside of Rec?
A: I love traveling, reading, hiking, geocaching, photography, and baking
TRAINING LEADERS IN
The L.I.T. Program offers 9th-12th graders valuable volunteer experience in youth engagement or office settings Teens will develop professional skills, fulfill graduation volunteer requirements, and serve as positive role models Participants must commit to at least 15 hours across 3 days per week for 8 weeks Completion makes LITs eligible for futu employment!
APPLICATION STEPS
Provide a letter or recommendation from someone that is not a friend or family member
1. Applicant and a parent/guardian must complete a short questionnaire and registration form
3.
2. Pay the registration fee (incomplete application or unsatisfactory answers will receive a full refund)
Registration deadline May 30, 2025. Interviews will be during the week of June 6, 2025 If accepted
Click HERE for more information
CONTACT
Ifyouhaveanyquestions:
YouthServicesSupervisor:ChristenGray
Phone:(510)596-4396
Email:cgray@emeryvilleorg
Program takes place at ECCL: 4727 San Pablo Ave Emeryville Ca 94608
Program will be from June 9, 2025-August 6, 2025 Summer Program Cost: $76R/$83NR
Expanded Learning YOUTH PROGRAMS
About ExpandedLearning
The Emeryville Youth Services Expanded Learning Afterschool Program offers a dynamic blend of educational and enrichment activities designed to inspire and empower young minds beyond the school day. Through innovative curriculum and personalized support, the program nurtures academic growth creativity and essential life skills while fostering a strong sense of community and belonging among its participants
OrientationDates:
Mandatory Annual Orientations for 2025-2026 school year will begin on May 20th. Keep a lookout for more information to come, preregistration required!
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TEEN
CENTER
EMERYVILLE CENTER OF COMMUNITY LIFE
We’re thrilled to share that Emeryville's IKEA completed the makeover of the ECCL Teen Center! This summer, this awesome space will be open for all teens, 6th-12th grade, with drop-in hours during the evening and on the weekends, filled with fun, games, and good vibes Plus, you’ll even be able to rent the space for your own events! Don’t miss out sign up for our youth services listserv to get all the deets on when we will open to the public We can’t wait to see you thrive in this new space!
SUMMER PUBLIC HOURS
Saturday
10am-12pm-Middle School 1pm-4pm- High School
Sunday
10am-12pm-Middle School 1pm-4pm- High School
Summer schedule start date: June 7, 2025
For more information visit: www ci emeryville ca us/1491/Teen-Center
Note: The first 90-minutes of each day is a “quiet hour”, dedicated to teens that thrive in a quieter environment
*Hours subject to change based on staff availability and reservation restrictions, pre-registration by a parent/guardian required.
EMERYVILLE CENTER OF COMMUNITY LIFE (ECCL) POOL & GYM
June 23 - August 17
Closure Dates: 7/4
Modified Hours:
FEESFEESFEES
FITNESS
CENTER
MON - FRI: 6:00AM-10PM SAT & SUN: 8:00AM-8:00PM
LOCATION: ECCL
FITNESS CENTER
AGES: 14+
Swimmers ages 10-13 may only participate in the water accompanied by an adult at all times
SWIM FOR FITNESS
MON - THU: 9:45AM-12:30PM** 7:30PM-9:15PM FRIDAY: 11:30AM-1:30PM SAT & SUN: 4:30PM-7:00 PM
LOCATION: ECCL
FITNESS CENTER
AGES: 14+
Ages 14-17 are welcome with accompanied adult **Only 3 lanes
BASKETBALL FITNESS PROGRAMS
VOLLEYBALL
FOR ALL SKILL LEVELS
DAYS: SUNDAYS
TIMES: 2PM-7PM
LOCATION: ECCL
GYMNASIUM
AGES: 18+
Embark on the volleyball excitement at our dynamic courts join players of all levels for games and training Be part of our vibrant community, and let's conquer the court together in the spirit of fun and camaraderie!
FOR ALL SKILL LEVELS
DAYS: FRIDAYS
TIMES: 8:00-11:00 PM
LOCATION: ECCL
GYMNASIUM
AGES: 18+
Step into the exhilarating world of basketball on our courts! Whether you're a novice or a pro, join us for games, skill sessions, and continuous enjoyment.
PICKLE BALL
DAYS: SATURDAYS
TIMES: 12:30-6:30 PM
LOCATION: ECCL
GYMNASIUM
AGES: 18+
AQUATIC PROGRAMS
1 6/23 - 7/3 Session 2 7/7 - 7/17 Session 3 7/21 - 7/31 Session 4 8/4 - 8/14
4 7/14 - 7/17
5 7/21 - 7/24
6 7/28 - 7/31
8 8/11 - 8/14 Weekday Private lessons are 1 week sessions (4 lessons). Swim lessons classes are 25 minutes each. Saturday Swim Lessons are 2 week sessions (2 lessons). Swim lessons classes are 25 minutes each. Weekday Group lessons are 2 week sessions (8 lessons). Swim lessons classes are 25 minutes each.
$53R/$56NR
Parent-Child: Turtle Tots
Water adjustment and safety skills for parent and child This class is not designed to teach toddlers to swim independently, but to increase the comfort level of children in and around water
Ages: 6 months - 3 yrs
Preschool: Starfish
The primary goal is to build water confidence and basic swimming skills through engaging activities, games, and interactive exercises Instructors use ageappropriate teaching methods, incorporating play-based learning to make the lessons enjoyable for the little ones
Ages: 3 - 5 yrs
Level 1: Otter
This beginner level focuses on water introduction and basic skills Participants develop water entry and exit techniques, front and back float with support, and learn to glide through the water Water safety rules and basic pool behavior are introduced
Ages: 6 - 11 yrs
Level 2: Jellyfish
Participants in Level 2 work on fundamental aquatic skills This includes floating without support, retrieving submerged objects, and exploring underwater Basic front and back crawl arm movements are introduced, laying the foundation for future strokes
Ages: 6 - 11 yrs
Level 3: Seahorse
In Level 3, participants begin stroke development. They refine front and back crawl, learn breaststroke and elementary backstroke, and practice treading water Water safety principles, such as recognizing lifeguards and using life jackets, are emphasized
Ages: 6 - 11 yrs
AQUATIC PROGRAMS
Level 4: Dolphin
Level 4 focuses on stroke improvement Participants refine their strokes, including front and back crawl, breaststroke, and elementary backstroke Sidestroke and butterfly are introduced Treading water duration is extended, and participants learn basic water rescue techniques.
Ages: 6 - 11 yrs
Level 5: Stingray
Level 5 emphasizes is on refining skills, building advanced endurance, and preparing for more specialized swim training Child must swim front crawl, back crawl and elementary backstroke for 15 yards independently in water that may be over their head. They will refine front crawl with rotary breathing, back crawl, and elementary backstroke
Ages: 7 - 13 yrs
Level 6: Orca
Level 6 focuses on mastering advanced techniques, increasing swimming proficiency, and preparing for competitive swimming or specialized aquatic activities Child must be able swim at least 25 yards of front crawl, back crawl, elementary backstroke, and breaststroke in deep water Sidestroke is learned and butterfly is introduced They will also practice treading water with different kicks and flip turns
Ages: 7 - 13 yrs
Teen/Adult
Private swim lesson is a personalized swimming instruction session conducted one-on-one between a swim instructor and an individual student Private swim lessons provide an opportunity for accelerated learning, immediate feedback, and customized skill development based on the student's abilities and progression.
Ages: 3+
Our Adult/Teen group lessons offer a supportive environment for swimmers of all abilities aged 14 and above Whether you're new to the water or aiming to refine your strokes, our classes cater to your individual needs Participants will engage in water adjustment, buoyancy drills, and stroke technique under the guidance of experienced instructors Ages: 14+
Refunds and cancellations will only be considered if they are requested within 14 days prior to the start date of the scheduled activity In the event the Community Services Department cancels a class or program (due to inclement weather, low enrollment, etc), a refund or make-up program will be offered If the participant is unable to attend a class or program due to personal reasons outside of the dates specified, a refund will not be granted (including pro-rated refunds) A $1000 administrative fee will be applied, per customer, for each refund/cancellation This fee may be deducted from the total refund amount if requested
Private
Recreation Recreation Swim Swim
JUNE 23 - SEPTEMBER 14
JUNE
17 - SEPTEMBER 29
Pool Party Pool Party
Celebrate your next event poolside with an ECCL Pool Party Package! Offered during summer recreation swim hours on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these packages accommodate up to 30 guests and include tables, chairs, and shade canopies for a comfortable and festive experience Enjoy the sun, splash around, and make unforgettable memories with family and friends.
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THE LINK
Members of the Senior Center receive our monthly newsletter The LINK, which gives you up to date information about activities and events at the center
Call (510) 596-3730 or visit emeryville.org/150 for more information about membership
Senior Citizens Emery GoRound Property & Business Improvement District (PBID) Rebate
SENIOR CENTER
SOCIAL CORNER
SENIOR CENTER LUNCH
Lunch is served daily at the senior center from 11:45am to 12:15pm. Enjoy a delicous balanced hot meal and meet some new friends. Birthdays are achnowledged for all diners to celebrate!
On February 2, 2016, the Emeryville City Council adopted Resolution No. 16-08 to establish a Property and Business Improvement District (PBID) Senior Rebate Program If you are 65 or older, own your home and pay an assessment on your property for the Emery Go Round PBID, you may apply for a Senior Rebate that could mean savings for you
HOW DO I APPLY AND RECEIVE A REBATE?
Where can I get an application?
The application is available through the City of Emeryville Senior PBID Rebate Program:
By calling: 510-596-4372
By emailing: city clerk@emeryvilleorg
On the City’s website wwwemeryvilleorg
Applications are mailed out to those who have filed in past years by the end of March each year
When can I apply?
To expedite receiving your rebate, we would appreciate submission of the application by May 1 Each fiscal year (JulyJune) the City will send an application to prior applicants at the end of March
New applicants can also submit their applications according to the timeline shown above.
For more Information visit www.emeryville.org
FRIDAY MOVIES
The Center shows the latest movies, series, and documentaries every Friday at 1:00pm Enjoy a cinema-like experience with treats provided. Submit suggestions or volunteer as a "Movie Critic." Movie selections may change without notice.
ART/MUSUEM LOVERS
Art and museum trips in the Bay Area are planned to coincide with the most exciting exhibits and free museum days Trip fees include transportation, and any additional charges for special exhibits will be included in the total cost.
SENIOR CENTER
Emeryville's Senior Center is a vibrant hub for seniors, offering a variety of classes to enrich mind, body, and spirit From fitness and dance to art and technology, there's something for everyone Join our welcoming community to learn new skills, stay active, and make lasting friendships
MONDAY
CLASS
Meditation Joe John 8am - 8:45am
Tai Chi w/ Judy
Zoom - ID: 958 0410 7867
Password: 4321
Judy Jamerson 9am - 10am ESC - Upstairs Dance Room
NIA Sandra Kistler 10am - 11am ESC - Main Hall
Coffee & Conversation
Chair Yoga
Pickleball
TUESDAY
CLASS
Meditation
Light Weight Training
ESC Volunteer 10am - 12pm ESC Billiards Room
Sandra Kistler 11am - 12pm ESC - Upstairs Dance Room
ESC Staff 1pm - 3:30pm ESC - Main Hall
Joe John 8am - 8:45am
Zoom - ID: 958 0410 7867
Password: 4321
Helen Vaughn 9:30am - 10:30am ESC - Main Hall
Zumba Helen Vaughn 10:30am11:30am ESC - Main Hall
Guitar and Popular Songs Terry Lee 10:30am-11:30am ESC - Upstairs Dance Room
Ukulele Jay Chee 10:30am11:30am ESC - Billiards Room
Mah Jong
Intermediate Tap
Beginner Tap
ESC Staff 12pm - 1pm ESC - Upstairs Dance Room
Daphne Wong 1pm - 2pm ESC - Main Hall
Daphne Wong 2pm - 3pm ESC - Main Hall
Gentle Yoga to Ease Pain Pamela Perry 2pm - 3pm ESC - Upstairs Dance Room
WEDNESDAY
CLASS INSTRUCTOR TIME LOCATION
Meditation Joe John 8am - 8:45am
Line Dance
Zoom - ID: 958 0410 7867
Password: 4321
Novella Peterson 9:30am - 11am ESC - Main Hall
Ageless Grace & Body Restore Lee Bigman 10am & 11am ESC - Upstairs Dance Room
Qi Gong
Games
Pickleball
Isabelita Papa 10:30am - 12pm
Zoom - ID: 810 5258 6014
Password: 4321
ESC Staff 12:30pm2:00pm ESC - Billiards Room
ESC Staff 1pm - 3:30pm ESC - Main Hall
THURSDAY
CLASS
Brown Bag
Meditation
Rosen Movement
Guitar and Popular Songs
Zumba
Needlework Circle
Tech Program
FRIDAY
Tai Chi w/ Ann
ESC Staff 9:30am - 10:30am
ESC - Main Hall (1st & 3rd Thursdays)
Zoom - ID: 958 0410 7867
Joe John 8am - 8:45am
Stephanie Peters 10am - 11:30am
Password: 4321
Zoom - ID: 816 3598 3492
Password: 670945
Terry Lee 10am-11:30am ESC - Billiards Room
Helen Vaughn 10:30am11:30am ESC - Main Hall
ESC Staff 1pm - 3:30pm ESC - Billiards Room
Marilee Marringa 1pm - 3pm ESC - Computer Lab
Ann Koo 10am - 11am ESC - Upstairs Dance Room
Friday Movies ESC Staff 1pm - 3pm ESC - Billiards Room
Tango
Sandra Kistler 1pm - 3:30pm ESC - Main Hall
CERTIFICATION
Manager Kim Burrowes at 510-
AARP driving classes provide a comfortable setting for older adults (ages 50+) to help protect you and improve the roads for everyone. Participants who complete the course earn a certificate and may be eligible for a discount on their car insurance. Advanced registration required. Call the Senior Center at (510) 596-3730 to reserve a space.
SENIOR CENTER
8-TO-GO
ON-DEMANDSHUTTLESERVICE
TransportationforSeniorsandPeoplewithDisabilities inEmeryvilleandOakland ONLY$1PERRIDE!
WHAT IS 8-TO-GO?
The ‘8 To Go’ is an on-demand shuttle service for everyone ages 70+, or people ages 18–69 who are certified to use East Bay Paratransit and residing in 94608 zip code Once enrolled in the program, users just place a call to set-up your travel itinerary and location, it’s that simple! Travel is limited to locations to and from the 94608 zip code area (which is all of Emeryville and portions of North and West Oakland including MacArthur BART, Kaiser, Sutter and more)
WHY SHOULD I USE 8-TO-GO?
This service is intended to help seniors and people with disabilities travel within the local 94608 area
Whether it’s a trip to the Senior Center, grocery store, favorite restaurant, medical appointment, or religious services, 8-To-Go will provide the personalized service and attentiveness not found in other transportation services.
HOW DO I FIND MORE INFO OR SIGN-UP FOR IT?
Contact the Emeryville Senior Center by phone (510596-3778), visit us online (wwwemeryvilleorg) or inperson (4321 Salem Street, Emeryville) to fill out an 8-To-Go application and receive the rider’s guide Once confirmed in our system, you will receive the direct reservation line that enables you to start using 8-To-Go at your leisure!
THE 8-TO-GO SHUTTLE SERVICE IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY:
City of Emeryville
Emeryville Transportation Management Association
Alameda County Transportation Commission
Measure BB tax dollars at work!
City of Oakland
TRANSPORTATION: GETTING AROUND THE BAY AREA
TAXI REIMBURSEMENT PROGRAM
Residents of Emeryville ages 70+ may submit an application with taxi receipts for reimbursement. Reimbursement is limited to 90% of $80 up to once per calendar quarter ($72 reimbursement every three months). As of July 1st, 2018, Lyft & Uber are now accepted!
EASTBAY PARATRANSIT TICKETS
Available to Emeryville residents only Must meet eligibility requirements Assistance is available with applications for East Bay Paratransit ADA rides
TRANSPORTATION PROGRAMS ELIGIBILITY
$1PerRide(Max6 ridesperweek)
$4for$40ticket book(onceper quarter) *18+withEastBayParatransitCertification
Why should I pre-register for ac
Almost all activities require pre-registration Without pre-registration, our staff will not be able to have the correct supervision or supplies to make sure you have a great experience Note: A few of our community/special events and senior activities do not require pre-registration These will be noted in the activity/event description
How do I register for youth, adult, and senior activities/events in Emeryville?
There are two (2) ways to register:
ONLINE: Please visit www.emeryville.org/register to register for almost any program! www.rec.us/emeryville requires immediate payment, so make sure to have your debit/credit card or electronic check handy. Avoid wasting gas, paper, and time waiting in line…register online today!
WALK-IN: Register in-person weekdays at the Emeryville Center of Community Life (9:00am6:00pm) or Veteran’s Memorial/Senior Center (9:00am-4:00pm) for almost every activity and event Be sure to bring your checkbook or credit/debit card too, fees are due in full to register for a program
Why should I become a member of the Senior Center?
Membership is only $31 per year, and entitles you to enjoy the many activities, events, and trips organized by the Senior Center. Members also receive ‘The LINK’, a monthly newsletter that gives up-to-date information that impacts seniors. Membership is open to residents and non-residents alike, so stop by the Senior Center to fill out the form or download it at http:// emeryvilleorg/150/50-Adults
Refunds and cancellations will only be considered if they are requested within 14 days prior to the start date of the scheduled activity In the event the Community Services Department cancels a class or program (due to inclement weather, low enrollment, etc), a refund or make-up program will be offered If the participant is unable to attend a class or program due to personal reasons outside of the dates specified, a refund or make-up lesson will not be granted (including pro-rated refunds).
A $10.00 administrative fee will be applied, per customer, for each refund/cancellation. This fee may be deducted from the total refund amount if requested
*Certain Specified Senior Trip refunds must be requested within 30 days prior of the date of the trip These will be specified in the Senior Center Newsletter “The LINK”
Activity locations are listed in each activity description The addresses for these locations are as follows:
Veteran’s Memorial (Senior Center): 4321 Salem Street
Emeryville Center of Community Life (ECCL) Gymnasium & Pool: 1170 Steve Dain Dr
ECCL Administration Office: 4727 San Pablo Ave
Who should I make checks payable to?
Child Development Center: 1220 53rd Street Please make all checks
What credit cards do you accept?
TAIKO
MUSO JIKIDEN EISHIN RYU IAIDO
Iaido is a classical Japanese martial art that is over 400 years old and focuses on drawing and using a samurai sword The original purpose of Iaido was to counter a surprise attach, but nowaways it is an excellent system for developing awareness, calm mind, and mental and physical harmony through the practice of traditional sword techniques.
Taiko is the art of Japanese drumming, which develops selfexpression and musical creativity This course engages in uchikomi based practice The participants should have both a sense of rhythm and a stamina to hit taiko for two hours. In each class, everyone will participate by playing on actual drums. Minimum age is eighteen years old. *Additional $120 supply fee per six-week session ($140 for seven-week session) payable to instructor at first class
AIKIDO KOKIKAI
*No classes on 5/26
*No classes on 5/26
Location: ECCL Building A100
Click here to register
PLEASE NOTE: Taiko is a physical activity requiring fitness and stamina Taiko is a demanding and challenging endeavor It requires peak physical conditioningandflexiblejointsandmuscles
Noaccessory&Nofoodintheclass(Nowatch,No ring Nobracelet Noearring Nonecklace Noshoes (ExceptTabi),Nosocks)
Location: ECCL Building A100
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This class teaches the Japanese martial art of Aikido. Aikido uses throws, joint locks & pins for selfdefense against chokes, holds, strikes or weapons. It is not reliant on physical strength or size Each class consists of warm up exercises, rolling and falling practice, and self-defense technique in pairs or small groups Please wear comfortable yoga/workout clothing This class is for beginners through black belts; no prior martial arts experience necessary Visit wwwoakaikidocom for more information
Location:ECCLDanceStudio 1170SteveDainDr Emeryville,CA
Clickheretoregistertoday!Drop-In’sare welcome
PARKS & FACILITIES RENTALS
The City of Emeryville offers a variety of facility rentals to accommodate events, meetings, and gatherings of all sizes Whether you're looking for a space to host a celebration, a conference, or a community program, we have options to fit your needs. The Emeryville Center of Community Life (ECCL) provides modern, versatile spaces ideal for large events, while the Senior Center offers a warm and welcoming environment for smaller gatherings and social activities. To learn more about availability, rental options, and how to book a space, contact our Rentals and Facilities team today!
or
application, email
or call 510-596-4395.
ECCL Building
ECCL
ECCL Pool
LINKS LINKS LINKS
The City of Emeryville Parks offers beautiful and well-maintained outdoor spaces for the community to enjoy Many of our parks feature rentable spaces perfect for gatherings, celebrations, and special events Whether you're planning a picnic, a birthday party, or a community event, our parks provide a welcoming environment for all. To learn more about availability, rental options, and how to reserve a space, please reach out to our Rentals and Facilities team. We are here to help you make the most of Emeryville’s parks!
Huchiun Park
Marina Park
Christie Avenue Park
PARKS PARKS PARKS
Emeryville is a pet-friendly city that is a offers a variety of spaces for your a furry friends to run, play, and socialize. to play, and socialize. Whether you ' re looking for a place to you ' a place let your dog stretch their legs or enjoy their legs or enjoy a community of fellow dog lovers, our a community fellow dog parks have something for everyone parks for everyone.
PREPARING FOR A
DISASTER IF YOU HAVE A PET
Your pets are an important member of your family, so they need to be included in your family’s emergency plan. To prepare for the unexpected followthesetipswithyourpetsinmind:
Step 1: Ensure your pets' safety by having an evacuation plan, arranging backup care, to date.
Plan where to take your pets if evacuation is needed, as many shelters/hotels don’t allow them.
Arrange a buddy system with neighbors or friends in case you're
Microchip pets and keep contact info updated.
Check with local emergency agencies for pet-specific guidance.
ke food, water, medicine, ID tags, carriers, and
Food & Water (several days’ supply, airtight storage)
Medicine (extra doses in a waterproof container)
First Aid Kit (ask your vet for recommendations) ID & Documents (collar, tag, registration, medical records)
Sanitation Supplies (litter, waste bags, disinfectants)
Comfort Items (favorite toys, bedding)
Photo of You & Your Pet (for identification if lost)
s, follow evacuation orders, and monitor weather at the first sign of danger to keep them safe
ncy alerts (AC Alert).
evacuation/shelter-in-place orders.
Bark Park on Powell
Christie Avenue Park
Barc on Powell
Dog Park at The Emery
PARKS PARKS & & RECREATION RECREATION
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It’s not just a crime against lawns it’s a crime against noses everywhere! Scoop, Emeryville’s friendly clean-up hero, needs your help to track down the notorious Poopetrator. Together, we can keep our parks and streets clean (and stink-free).
With waste stations conveniently located in parks and public
spaces complete with bags and bins there’s no excuse to leave your mark. Join Scoop in doing your part, because nobody wants to be the unsuspecting victim of your dog’s calling card. Let’s keep Emeryville clean and safe for everyone, one scoop at a time!
Park Adventure Checklist:
Visit three different parks in Emeryville.
Find a bench with a dedication plaque.
Spot a bird and try to identify it.
PARK PARK Explorer Explorer Challenge Challenge
Scavenger Hunt: Can you find them all?
Pick up a piece of litter and throw it away.
Walk or jog a loop at a park trail.
Take a selfie at your favorite park feature.
Find a tree and guess how old it is.
Play on a playground structure.
Have a picnic at a park.
Find public art or a mural in a park.
Did You Know? Did You Know?
A squirrel or another small animal
A flower blooming
A bicycle or scooter
A park sign
Someone playing a spor
A unique-looking rock
A bridge or walkway
A water fountain
A butterfly or bee
A shady tree
�� The city’s parks feature native plants that help support pollinators like bees and butterflies.
�� The city’s parks feature native plants that help support pollinators like bees and butterflies.
�� Temescal Creek, which once flowed freely through Emeryville, still runs underground beneath some parks today!
�� Temescal Creek, which once flowed freely through Emeryville, still runs underground beneath some parks today!
�� Parks provide more than just fun they improve air quality, reduce stress, and bring the community together!
�� Parks provide more than just fun they improve air quality, reduce stress, and bring the community together!
Bonus Challenge: Bonus Challenge: Share your park adventures! Take a photo and tag Share your park adventures! Take a photo and tag @CityofEmeryville @CityofEmeryville on social media to show us on social media to show us your favorite park spots! #EmeryvilleParks your favorite park spots! #EmeryvilleParks
Haveyoueverwantedtoparticipateinyourlocalgovernmentandcommunity?Workingonan AdvisoryCommitteeisagreatwaytogetinvolvedinyourCity!Wearelookingforcommunity membersthatwouldliketoserveonourvariousCommunityAdvisoryCommittees.
OurannualrecruitmentwillopenonFriday,April4,2025.ApplicationsaredueMonday,May19,2025, by5:00PM.AppointmentsarescheduledtobemadeataspecialCityCouncilmeetingonTuesday, June17,2025.
Bicycle/PedestrianAdvisoryCommittee
BudgetAdvisoryCommittee
CommissiononAging
EconomicDevelopmentAdvisoryCommittee
HousingCommittee
ParksandRecreationCommittee
PlanningCommission
PublicArtCommittee
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WORKS
MEASURE BB FUNDING
Report any issues you may come across in our City SeeClickFix or by downloading our mobile app for Android and iOS
Alameda County Measure BB passed in 2014 with 70% of the vote These funds are distributed by Alameda County Transportation Commission and support many of the pedestrian, bicycle, and street facility upgrades happening across Emeryville including: the Quiet Zone project, 2023 street repaving and multimodal restriping improvements, and ongoing upgrades to bicycle and video detection across the city
Each year, the City of Emeryville receives approximately:
$500,000 in Measure BB funding to improve and maintain our local streets and roads
$50,000 in measure BB funding to construct and upgrade pedestrian and bicycle facilities
$60,000 in measure BB funding or paratransit assistance to aid in the mobility of seniors and persons with impairments
$45,000 in Vehicle Registration Fee funding to reduce congestion and vehicle pollution. Read
NEW DOG BAG DISPENSERS
NEW dog bag dispensers to be installed at Doyle/Hollis Park, Huchiun Park, Christie Ave Park, and 53rd street
BIKE SHARE PROGRAMS
Emeryville, California, offers convenient and eco-friendly bike share options through Bay Wheels, allowing residents and visitors to rent bikes, including ebikes, for short trips. This program helps reduce traffic and pollution while promoting healthier lifestyles. With numerous docking stations and flexible pricing, bike sharing provides a practical way to explore the city and support sustainability.
BULKY WASTE BULKY WASTE PICK-UP PICK-UP
DOESN’T FIT IN YOUR TRASH CART? NO PROBLEM!
Twice a year, Emeryville single-family neighborhood residents can set out “bulky” items or items that don’t get collected in regular trash collection One of those pickups can be scheduled individually by calling Waste Management at (510) 613-8710 The other pickup is the Annual Spring Neighborhood Collection, every April
USED BATTERIES? EASY RECYCLING!
Residential properties with gray curbside recycling carts can also recycle batteries for free To recycle, tape a clear plastic, sealed bag of batteries (all alkaline, small button, rechargeable and cell phone batteries) onto the curbside recycling cart and set out on the normal collection day. Property managers of other residential buildings should contact Waste Management at (510) 613-8710 for free disposal options.
Note: If you live in an apartment or residential complex not in this zone, your property manager can arrange two free collections for your property bycallingWasteManagement
BIKE EAST BAY WORKSHOPS
Bike East Bay provides free classes and resources to help you ride confidently and safely Whether you're just learning to ride, brushing up on bikehandling skills, or already navigating city streets, we've got you covered
Check out upcoming classes, events, resources, and more at BikeEastBay.org
PhotoCred:MisakoAkimoto
EMERYVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT
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Water and non-perishable food for several days
Extra cell phone battery or charger
Battery-powered or hand crank radio that can receive NOAA Weather
Radio tone alerts and extra batteries
Flashlight and extra batteries
First aid kit
Whistle to signal for help
Dust mask, to help filter contaminated air and plastic sheeting and duct tape to shelter-in-place
Moist towelettes, garbage bags and plastic ties for personal sanitation
Non-sparking wrench or pliers to turn off utilities
Can opener (if kit contains canned food)
Local maps
Full List go to Ready.gov/plan
affect your area. Know how you’ll contact one another and
that’s familiarandeasytofind
her by discussing the questions below with your hold to start your emergency plan
As you prepare your plan tailor your plans and supplies to your specific daily living needs and responsibilities. Discuss your needs and responsibilities and how people in the network can assist each other with communication, care of children, business, pets or specific needs like operating medical equipment. Create your own personal network for specific areas where you need assistance. Keep in mind some these factors when developing your plan:
The Rotten City Cultural District (RCCD) continues to offer support for artists in multiple media with sponsorship of the Emeryville Cinema Celebration which brought the inaugural Emeryville Film Festival and Drag Me to the Cinema Festival at Bay Street AMC with multiple blocks of films in two theaters. Two workshops, multiple panels and an opening Gayla along with awards ceremony bring the ritz to Cultural Distcrict with films celebrating Black History, gender identity, local history, the artistic endeavors off hours of Pixar staff and so much more with 2-hour time blocks from 12:00 – 10:00 meeting every taste.
The Emeryville Film Festival had VIP passes and 3-time blocks sold out before the event and attendance was stellar throughout indicating future film festivals should be
More is coming from the RCCD including residencies for local artists including:
Eugene Tssui
Robert Ortbal
Lillian Schroth, Jennifer Mazzucco, Thomas Jones, and Fernanda Martinez
Additionally, two additional artists Cesar Cueva and Bashma Masood will be contracted for banners along Hollis and Horton celebrating the RCCD and it partners. These banners and new signage on Hollis Avenue will expand the recognition of the District as the artists in residency create activities and installations celebrating the District
PURCHASE AWARD
Come join the City, in celebrating the installation of Roberto Gastelumendi’s wooden sculpture in City Hall’s lobby pm March 27, at 5:30 PM at 1333 Park Avenue Refreshments and artist talk included
The work, called Lanzón de Chavin Totem is over 9 feet tall and made of intricately joined woods of several varieties including white oak and mixed hardwoods The totem was constructed in 2019 and featured in the 2024 Emeryville Celebration of the Arts annual exhibition The work was nominated for purchase from the exhibition by a Selection Panel, the Public Art Committee and
the City Council from among the works on display to be added to the City collection of works by local artists The artwork was acquired by the City through its “Purchase Award Program,” developed in 2006 for the City of Emeryville’s Art in Public Places Program in conjunction with the annual Celebration of the Arts Exhibition Established in 1990, the City of Emeryville’s Art in Public Places Program supports art in the public realm and helps raise awareness of the arts in Emeryville For more information, go to www.emeryville.org/publicart, Or see the newest works and opportunities to submit work at the program’s FaceBook or Instagram accounts Questions email aevans@emeryville org
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EMERYVILLE COMMUNITY EMERYVILLE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
2024 YEAR IN REVIEW 2024 YEAR IN REVIEW
Finalized marketing Art center contracts and assessed reuse vs. new construction
Purchased 1245 Powell St. Transferred parcels to Amtrak Advanced BIPOC business support
Progressed bond refunding
Public Art
8 visual art grants awarded(from 29 applications)
1 Ned Kahn artwork installed 24 bus shelter artworks managed 12 cultural district partner meetings
14 cultural district events hosted
6 group exhibitions held artist selected for 40th
streetscape Public Art Cultural District database updated
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In 2024, planning processed 8 minor designs reviews, 2 minor CUPs, 11 sign permits, and 140+ business license while updating key policies on ADUs, turf prohibition, and auto-use limits Major projects included Powell Street Plaza’s sign program, Total Wine & More’s permit, and the STAIR Center approval Tesla’s collision center permit was withdrawn
Building
The city issued 555 permits worth 58.6m, generating 4m in fees, while addressing 113 violation notices and issuing COs for 15 new housing units, including Honor, Chipotle, and The Emery Instant rooftop solar permitting launched, and improvements to permit tracking software began
Economic Development & Housing
Economic Development supported 45 businesses, visited 5 new ones, and reviewed 40+ tenants for lease-ups Housing initiatives secured 360+ affordable units at Christie Sites, relaunched the First-Time Homebuyer Program, and obtained prohousing and transit grant funding The city hosted 14 Rotten City Cultural District events and installed 24 new public art pieces
Photo
Jordan Wax
Photo by Jordan Wax
COMINGS & GOINGS
NEW TO EMERYVILLE
Sweetgreen: Health-conscious diners can look forward to Sweetgreen, a fastcasual restaurant focused on seasonal salads and grain bowls. The chain, known for sourcing fresh, local ingredients, is expected to open at the Public Market in 2025 Construction has begun, with an estimated opening in late Spring
Benihana: Fans of teppanyaki-style dining may look forward to Benihana, whose contractor has received approval of a demolition permit for interior demolition for the former Chevy’s location on the Bayshore The interactive dining experience, featuring chefs cooking tableside, is sure to be a major draw if this comes to fruition Future opening date is unknown, but we hope to hear more details from Benihana in the near future
Emeryville is abuzz with anticipation as new restaurants prepare to open their doors, promising an array of tantalizing culinary experiences From innovative cuisines to brewed-to-order coffee, locals and visitors alike can look forward to a vibrant tapestry of flavors in this promising diverse culinary landscape.
Tokyo Central: Set to open later this year at Bay Street, Tokyo Central will bring a premium selection of Japanese groceries, household goods, and specialty items to the community. This highly anticipated market will also feature an in-store dining experience, offering fresh Japanese cuisine The grand opening is planned for Fall 2025
Total Wine & More: For wine and spirit enthusiasts, Total Wine and More is opening in the East Bay Bridge location at 3938 Horton St, Emeryville March 12, 2025 and will soon become a go-to destination This expansive retailer offers a wide selection of wines, beers, and spirits, along with tastings and educational events
C CASA: Known for its innovative approach to Mexican cuisine, C CASA has closed its Emeryville location at 5959 Shellmound Street The closure is part of a broader shutdown affecting all locations The restaurant officially shut down in December 2024
Nusa: Another recent closure, Nusa has shut its doors, marking another change in Emeryville’s shifting business landscape The closure was quietly announced in early January 2025, with final service on January 15th
EMERYVILLE
TTRANSPORTATION RANSPORTATION
Emery Go-Round is a fare-free shuttle service, open to all Emeryville residents, shoppers, visitors and employees of Emeryville businesses The service is primarily funded by property owners in the citywide transportation business improvement district (PBID)
As part of the Sherwin Williams Redevelopment project (“The Emery”) community benefits, the developer has funded a shuttle from the project site to West Oakland BART station that started operating in October 2022 This free shuttle available for everyone and is operated by the Emery Go Around
Download the TripShot Rider App or go to emerygoround.tripshot.com to view real-time arrival information for Emery Go-Round.
City Advisory Bodies
CITY COUNCIL / SUCCESSOR AGENCY
Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month; except 1st Tuesday in January, and the month of August.
Civic Center at 7:15pm
David Mourra
Sukhdeep Kaur
Kalimah Priforce
Matthew Solomon
Courtney Welch
*City Council reorganization occurs in December
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEES
BUDGET AND GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE
Meets 1st Tuesday of February, May, October and December.
3:30pm, Civic Center
COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE
Meets 4th Thursday of January, March, May, July, Sept and Nov 4:00pm, ECCL
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
Meets 3rd Monday of January, March, May, July, September and November
4:00pm, Civic Center
SUSTAINABILITY COMMITTEE & TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
Meets 2nd Tuesday of every month (except August).
4:00pm, Civic Center
COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEES
BICYCLE / PEDESTRIAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Meets 1st Monday of every month; except January and August.
5:30pm, Civic Center
Jeffrey Banks
Joshua Cohen
Piper Cooke
Julie Flynn
Laura McCamy
Eric Markley
Jesse Olsen
John Suter
Jordan Wax
BUDGET ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Meets 2nd Thursday of February, March, May, October, November and December
2:00pm, Civic Center
Samuel Feldman
David Kritzberg
Navarre Oaks
Fran Quittel
Kirsten Walraven
COMMISSION ON AGING
Meets 2nd Wednesday of every month
10:00am, ECCL
Jerome Feldman
Sharon Penning
Beth Rosales
Ellen Strauss
John Suter
Walt Watman
Dianne Woods
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Meets 3rd Wednesday of January, March, May, July, September and November
11:30am, Civic Center
Javier Contreras
Scott Donahue
Marchelle Huggins
David Kritzberg
Fran Quittel
Michael Reed
Mary Lou Thiercof
Kyle Weddington
Vacant (Large Business
Representative
HOUSING COMMITTEE
Meets 1st Wednesday of February, April, June, August, October and December
6:00pm, Civic Center
Tyler Hill
Brooks Jessup
Delores Johnson
Janet Shuy
Sarah Smaga
Ellen Strauss
Erica Zepko
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE
Meets 3rd Wednesday of every month.
6:00pm, ECCL
Andrea Brewer
Gail Donaldson
Andi Eggers
Denise Orloska
Nicholas Robert
Jordan Wax
Vacant (Community Member)
PLANNING COMMISSION
Meets 4th Thursday of January through October, and 2nd Thursday of December
6:30pm, Civic Center
Zoë Chafe
Samuel Gould
Rodney Henmi
Dianne Martinez
Robert Rivera
Maia Small
Jordan Wax
PUBLIC ART COMMITTEE
Meets 2nd Thursday of January through September; 1st Thursday of October; and 2nd Thursday of November and December.
5:30pm, Civic Center
Salma Arastu
Ronald Davis
Michael Haggerty
David Ridlehuber
Laura Rifkin
Vickie Jo Sowell
Rick Tejada-Flores
Taryn Walker
Judith Wetterer
EMERYVILLE CONTACT INFORMATION
ALL AREA CODES ARE 510 UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
POLICE/FIRE EMERGENCY 911
CITY COUNCIL (VOICE MAIL) 596-4376
CITY ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES 596-4300
Business Licenses
596-4325
Bldg Permits, Codes & Inspections 596-4310
Economic Development & Housing 596-4300
City Clerk ..........................................................................................450-7800
City Manager 596-4371
Assistant City Manager 596-3770
FIRE DEPT. NON-EMERGENCY 925-477-4257
POLICE DEPT. NON-EMERGENCY 596-3700
EMERYVILLE SERVICES
Emeryville Citizens Assistance Program 499-1263
County Mental Health Services ...............................800-491-9099
Emery Unified School District 601-4000
Anna Yates Elementary School 601-4917/4918
Emery High School 601-4998
TRANSPORTATION
Emery-Go-Round FREE Shuttle 451-3862
AC Transit 839-2882
BART .....................................................................................................465-2278
Travel Info 511
8-To-Go 596-3778
UTILITIES/SERVICES
Garbage/Recycle/Compost by WM 430-8509
WM Residential Service Issues 613-8710
WM Commercial Issues ...........................................................613-8700
Public Works, Maintenance Issues .................................596-4330
Public Works, Maint Issues (After Hours) 596-3700
Public Works, Environmental Services 596-3738
Gas/Electric (PG&E) 800-743-5000 Water (EBMUD) 1-866-403-2683
BAY AREA INFORMATION AND REFERRAL SERVICES ...................................................................................................................................211
OTHER USEFUL NUMBERS
Emeryville Marina 654-3716
Tom Bates Regional Sports Park Complex 981-5161
Golden Gate Public Library 597-5023
Emeryville Post Office 800-275-8777
TTY Relay 711
COMMUNITY
SERVICES DEPT. STAFF DIRECTORY
ADMINISTRATION
Rebecca Sermeno, Community Services Director 450-7813
Guillermo Navarro, Recreation Supervisor...................596-4314
Ellen Han, Program Coordinator 596-4353 Rentals 596-4322
CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
Desiree Garland, Center Manager 596-4367
Lois Porter, Assistant Manager 596-4348
Precious Williams, Office Assistant II 596-4343 Fax 596-4388
EMERYVILLE CENTER OF COMMUNITY LIFE (ECCL)
MAIN
Christen Gray, Recreation Supervisor.............................596-4395
Tonya Meadows, Program Coordinator 596-3790
Donisha Tate, Recreation Assistant 596-4317
Bryan Andrews, Office Assistant II 596-4395 Aquatics 596-4385 Fax 596-4339
SENIOR CENTER
Kim Burrowes, Recreation Manager 596-4308
Tamika Wright, Recreation Assistant..............................596-3787
Jacob Wojnar, Nutrition Specialist...................................596-4309
8-To-Go 596-3778 Fax 652-0933
