Oak Leaf January 2020

THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF THE CIT Y OF OAKLEY

The Oak Leaf January 2020

Volume 22, Number 1

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A Major Development Begins in Oakley!

In late December, the City of Oakley City Council approved an exciting project– the Oakley Logistics Center. The center is being developed by Northpoint Development, a Kansas City-based industrial developer.

The project will consist of approximately 2million-square-feet of Class A light industrial, warehousing, distribuBig plans are in store for the former DuPont Plant site. tion, e-commerce fulfillThe Logistics Center is located on the former ment, and light manuDuPont Chemical Plant site at 6000 Bridgehead facturing space.

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Inside this Issue Oakley Staff Spotlight…………Page 2 Passport Services ………….Page 3 Citizenship Workshops……...Page 4 Code Enforcement Concerns…..…...Page 5 Laurel Road Update……………..Page 6 Entrepreneur Center …………….Page 7 Upcoming Recreation Events …………....Page 8 Rec Center Rentals……..…….Page 9 Leadership Grads………..….Page 10

Join Us this Spring for an Important Planning Meeting The City of Oakley is gearing up to develop the 2020-2022 Strategic Plan and we need you to be a part of the process! The Strategic Plan dictates the direction and priorities for the following two-year period by delineating goals and action steps that will accomplish those goals.

The City aims for this to be a communitydriven process by soliciting resident input over months.

The community-driven process comThe community will have a chance to provide input on the Strategic Plan.

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Meet the New Community Development Director

Josh McMurray has been with the City of Oakley for over a decade and he stepped into the newlycreated Community Development Director role.

One exciting development at Oakley City Hall during these past few months was the designation of long-time City employee Joshua McMurray to the position of Community Development Director.

McMurray has been a valuable member of Team Oakley for over a decade and has proven himself to be an exemplary leader in our Planning Division. With his new role, he now also oversees management of the City’s Code Enforcement and Building Divisions.

As the Community Development Director, McMurray and his team are responsible for the management of long-range planning, zoning, housing, project planning, permitting, building, and code en-

forcement here in Oakley.

McMurray said one of the most important and challenging aspects of his job is finding a balance between managing growth and maintaining a tight -knit community feel.

“I think Oakley has done a really good job of staying small with all the growth we’ve seen in the past two decades- there’s still a great small town feel,” said McMurray.

McMurray has over 15 years of experience and began his career with the City of San Diego before coming to Oakley in 2008. He graduated from San Diego State University with a Bachelor’s degree in Public Administration with an emphasis in city planning and also has his Master’s degree in Public Administration from (Continued on Page 3)

City Wins Finance Award for the 19th Year in a Row Recently, the Oakley City Council accepted the City of Oakley’s Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) for Fiscal Year 2018/2019. A CAFR requires more effort to prepare than basic financial statements do, and the City of Oakley has a long record of preparing award-winning CAFRs. The Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada (GFOA) awarded a Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting—which was the nineteenth consecutive year that the City of Oakley achieved the award!

To receive the award, a government must publish an easily readable and efficiently organized comprehensive annual financial report.

This report must satisfy both generally accepted accounting principles and applicable legal requirements. For the current year, we believe that our comprehensive annual financial report continues to meet the Certificate of Achieve-

Oakley’s finance team recently won a prestigious finance certification for the nineteenth year in a row!

ment Program’s requirements and we are submitting it to the GFOA to determine its eligibility for another certificate this year. A copy of the 2018/2019 CAFR can be located on the City’s website at www.oakleyinfo.com.

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McMurray: Guiding Oakley’s Growth that same school.

Helping McMurray with all of this, is a talented department of staff members and McMurray says he can’t wait to see what they accomplish together in the future.

“We’re all working hard to maintain high quality development and a clean and attractive community,” said McMurray.

McMurray says serving his community is important to him even outside of his job and so he ran and was elected as a Trustee of the Byron Union School District in 2018.

“Serving the public means a lot to me,”

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said McMurray. “I felt it was important to bring a new point of view to the district where my kids go to school. I think introducing a diverse range of views is beneficial to any group.”

In his spare time, McMurray enjoys cooking, as well as camping along the coast and at Lake Tahoe. Aside from his new positon with the City, McMurray had an even more exciting development recently: he and his wife of 16 years welcomed a daughter this summer! The fivemonth-old adds to their family which also includes a 12-year-old son and 10-year-old daughter.

Schedule Your Passport Appointment Online Planning a trip out of the country? Be advised that passports are required for air, land, and sea travel outside of the United States.

The State Department now offers a passport card—a wallet-size card that can be used only for land and sea travel between the U.S. and Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Bermuda. The card is a less expensive, smaller, and a

Sign up for Nixle In an emergency situation, the Oakley Police Department may need to provide members of the community with up-to-date information and instructions.

To help us in getting the message out, we’ve partnered with Nixle, an alerting program that allows the Police Department to contact our residents through text and email messages.

It’s easy to register with the system and it is free. All you need to do is text our zip code “94561” to 888777 and you will be prompted to add your email address to the system. You can also register through their website at www.nixle.com.

more convenient alternative to the passport book for those who travel frequently to these destinations by land or by sea. A passport book is required for air travel.

As a U.S. Department of State Passport Acceptance Facility, the City of Oakley offers convenient, one-stop service for your passport needs including photos at City Hall, 3231 Main Street. Passport application processing hours are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 8:30a.m. to 4:00p.m. and Wednesday from 10:00a.m. to 4:00p.m.

Please note that City Hall is closed the first and third Fridays of each month and during holidays. Appointments are required and the City of Oakley now offers online passport appointment scheduling. To schedule, please visit the City’s website, https://www.ci.oakley.ca.us/ departments/city-clerk/ , Customers submitting routine applications should receive their passports within eight weeks if all documentation is complete. Expedited service, which requires additional fees, assures receipt of a passport within three weeks. If you are traveling within 14 days and require a passport, you may need to go to the San Francisco Passport Agency. For more information, call (877) 487-2778 or visit www.travel.state.gov/passport.

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Participate in the U.S Census

Citizenship Drives

The Census process is mandated in the U.S. Constitution to be conducted every decade in order to count every person living in the U.S. in order to ensure proper representation in Congress, redistribution of districts, and directing funding for state, county and community-wide services.

Census data is used by all levels of government for planning for urban and rural land use, housing and public transportation decisions, making business decisions, and research purposes.

Between Thursday, March 12th and Friday, March 20th, Oakley residents will be asked to respond to the Census online, by phone, or by mail using their Census ID which will be mailed to every address. Anyone that doesn’t respond by Monday, April 27th will receive a final reminder before someone stops by in-person to collect data.

Are you eligible to apply to become a naturalized citizen of the United States? You, Me, We Oakley! will be hosting Citizenship Drives on Saturday, February 22nd and Saturday, May 2nd at 9:00 am. The drives will take place in the City Council Chambers, 3231 Main Street. Trained YMWO volunteers and legal staff of the Institute of the Bay Area can help you complete the naturalization application. To register call (925) 625-7011.

Meeting: Help Plan Oakley’s Bright Future mences with a citizen satisfaction survey.

The survey is mailed out to a softwareselected, random sample of 500 households, subscribed to garbage service in Oakley. The purpose of the survey is to measure our residents’ satisfaction with our overall performance and satisfaction with specific services, as well as the quality of life. If you are among the 500 to receive our survey, please return it in the stamped envelope provided. If you’re not among the 500, don’t worry, as the same survey is made available online for the broader community to participate through our website. The survey will be available in late January.

We’ll also ask residents to visit Engage in Oakley, our online engagement forum (accessible through the City’s website), to prioritize the areas of focus and to provide feedback regarding the goals. The Areas of Focus are  Public Safety  Business Growth & Downtown  Revitalization  Planned, Quality Growth  Community Infrastructure & Traffic Safety  Parks, Streets & Recreation Opportunities  Outreach, Communication & Participation

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Additionally, the City Council hosts a Community-Wide Strategic Planning Meeting during which residents will break out into smaller discussion groups facilitated by City staff to brainstorm specific action items within each of the Areas of Focus.

Please join us for this meeting which will take place in April.

After that, the Council weighs all the input received during a City Council work session.

The work session allows yet another opportunity for residents to provide new input or comments in reaction to the notes from the community-wide Strategic Planning Meeting.

If you are too busy to engage otherwise, this process is your chance to shape the activities to be accomplished in the next two years.

“I understand residents are busy carrying out their own lives that compete with City affairs, however, if there’s ever a key time to voice ideas, this would certainly be it. I encourage residents to come out to the Community Strategic Planning Meeting set for April 21st, 2020 at 6:30 p.m. at the Oakley Recreation Center, 1250 O’Hara Avenue for this important conversation,” said Mayor Kevin Romick.

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A Note on Code Enforcement Misconceptions In response to some of the rumors circulating around the community regarding the role of Code Enforcement, the City would like to dispel some myths and provide further clarification.

Code Enforcement operates primarily in a reactive mode, meaning we respond to concerns.

When we receive an inCan you spot some of the multiple code enforcement violations in quiry, we take a look at this picture? the reported property as well as nearby properties.

When we confirm a viola- BEFORE: This residence had multiple eyesores and code enforcement violations. tion, we start by sending a notice which outlines the violation and provides a timeframe for compliance. If we reinspect and there is no progress, we typically send a reminder.

Our end goal is always to obtain voluntary compliance and we take pride in working with residents to achieve that through education. However, if we send notices and the property owner fails to contact us or show progress, we can issue cita- AFTER: A visit from Oakley Code Enforcement led to a clean-up that benefits everyone. tions starting at $100 and up to $500 per violation (up to $1,000 if it is a requirement. We work with residents based on Building Code violation). We do have the ability their plans and individual circumstances, to to cite daily, but this is extremely rare and re- come up with a realistic solutions. served for severe violations that pose a signifiSo, what should you do if you receive a letter cant health and safety risk to residents. from us? Give us a call or send us an email. We There also seems to be some confusion re- will happily discuss your case and how to bring garding landscaping requirements. The City the property into compliance, long before citadoes require landscaping for m o st residential tions are considered. Please don’t hesitate to lots. Grass, decorative bark, rock, artificial turf, contact us at Code-Enforcement@ci.oakley.ca.us or a combination of these elements all fulfill the or 925-625-7031.

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Laurel Road Traffic Improvements are Complete The Capital Improvement Projects along Laurel Road were recently completed in the fall of 2019 providing a safer intersection, better traffic flows, and reduced congestion. Laurel Road between Cloverbrook Avenue and Mellowood Drive was a narrow two lane road with an un-signalized intersection at Rose Avenue. This section of Laurel Road could not accommodate the traffic demands of the community. The roadway had not been widened and improved due to the lack of right of way coupled by the need to relocate the PG&E and Western Area Power Administration (WAPA) overhead Laurel Road improvements were completed in the fall, resulting in better power lines. Nonetheless, the City was traffic flow and a safer intersection. able to acquire the necessary right of way for the projects to accommodate the roadway and relocate the PG&E and WAPA overhead lines. widening and intersection improvements Combined, both projects widened Laurel Road from Cloverbrook Avenue to Mellowood Drive to a four lane divided roadway which includes bike lanes and median islands. L.E.D. street lights were also installed along the road which has vastly improved the visibility. New landscaping was installed to enhance the improvements along the corridor along with new striping and signage.

The improvements also expanded the intersection at Rose and Laurel to make room for the road widening and accommodate dedicated turn pockets for the new traffic signal. These projects were significant improvements to this corridor and will benefit the community by providing a safer intersection and roadway while improving traffic flows The Congreso Familiar is a conference along Laurel Road relieving congestion during organized by parents to bring resources and commute hours and school drop off times. knowledge to families who have children with special needs and who are living within Contra Costa County. The workshops and resources provided in this conference are bilingual in Spanish and will serve to emThis past fall saw some changes to the Oakley power parents to be better advocates for City Council as then-Vice Mayor Doug Hardcastle retired after seven years on the council their children. The conference will be held and Michael Krieg was selected as his replaceon Saturday, April 25th at OʹHara Park Midment. Krieg will serve the remainder of Harddle School. For more information, call (925) castle’s term, which expires in November.

625-7118 or (925) 625-7011.

Congreso Familiar

City Council Changes

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Businesses Thrive at the Entrepreneur Center More small businesses are moving into the Oakley Entrepreneur Center, located at 3330 Main Street, across from the Civic Center Plaza. The Entrepreneur Center is now home to five Oakley businesses, with room for 8 to 10 more.

Tenants include a graphic design and advertising company, an e-commerce company, a solar company, a healthcare consultant and a restaurant consultant.

“We are excited that the word is getting out in the Oakley small business community about the advantages of the Entrepreneur Center”, said Dwayne Dalman, Oakley’s Economic Development Manager.

Oakley has a high percentage of home-based business entrepreneurs.

As these home-based businesses grow, they often need to find suitable office space outside of the home.

The Entrepreneur Center was established to help meet the needs and challenges of Oakley’s entrepreneurs.

The fully-furnished space will be able to accommodate 12 – 15 businesses, and includes:  2,200‐sq‐feet of space  Individual offices (already leased)  Large and small conference rooms  Co‐working space The City of Oakley is con-

People running a variety of businesses share a common workspace in the Oakley’s new Entrepreneur Center.

tinuing to accept applications for the co-working space, though the individual offices are leased up. In addition to the use of the facilities, tenants in the Entrepreneur Center benefit from small business programs offered by Oakleyʹs Economic Development program, including business plan training programs, business workshops, coaching and networking activities.

Interested tenants can visit www.OakleyEntrepreneurCenter.com to access applications and other documents. In addition, prospective tenants will be able to tour the space at any time.

“We are excited that the Center has opened and look forward to better serving more of Oakley’s small business and entrepreneur community. Our hope is that the Oakley Entrepreneur Center becomes a hub for entrepreneurs, not just in Oakley, but throughout East Contra Costa County” said Dalman.

For additional questions or comments, please contact Dwayne Dalman, Economic Development Manager at (925) 625-7006 or dalman@ci.oakley.ca.us.

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Mark Your Calendars for Our Recreation Events!

March 10 & 12: Oakleyʹs Got Talent Auditions Auditions for Oakley’s Got Talent will take place beginning at 5:00 p.m. on April 10th and 12th at the Oakley Recreation Center, 1250 O’Hara Avenue. If you sing, dance, play an instrument, or have a special hidden talent then check it out! Individuals and groups are welcome.

April 4 through 11: Oakley Science Week The fun and educational annual Oakley Science Week is April 4th through 11th. This week long program of science activities and exploration will be held daily. These free interactive workshops are geared toward elementary school-aged children, but all ages are welcome. Participants will receive a “Passport to Science” and those who attend a minimum of five workshops and have their passports stamped will receive a special prize at the conclusion of the program. Passports and further details will be available for download at www.oakleyinfo.com in March April 18: Youth Employment Fair Are you a young person looking for a summer job? The Youth Employment Fair is Saturday, April 18th from noon to 2:00 p.m. at the Oakley City Council Chambers. Come dressed to impress to meet potential employers. Sign up for practice interviews and more. If you are interested in having a table to advertise your job opportunities for teens, email Bruno@ci.oakley.ca.us.

April 25: Rock the Chalk Join us for Rock the Chalk on Saturday, April 25th from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Civic Center Plaza, 3231 Main Street. Registration is free and open to ages 6 and older. Space is limited and preregistration is highly recommended. Participants will be assigned a 3’ by 4’ space to decorate with chalk art. There will be winners in age groups of 6 to 10, 11 to 14, 15 to 18, adults, and groups.

May 1: Concert and Friday Night Bites Our monthly food truck event includes a concert featuring a local live band, dancing, and a variety of food trucks and craft beer and wine. The trucks will be serving from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. and the concert will take place from 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at Civic Center Plaza, 3231 Main Street. Guests may bring lawn chairs and blankets to enjoy their meal and the concert in the park. No outside alcohol is permitted May 2‐ Movie in the Plaza Join us at dusk for the first in our 2020 free Movies in the Plaza series. All movies begin approximately 30 minutes after sunset. Bring blankets and lawn chairs.

Snacks will be available for purchase.

May 9: Taste of Oakley The 6th Annual Taste of Oakley will be held on Saturday, May 9th from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the Recreation Center, 1250 O’Hara Avenue. This popular event is a great opportunity to sample food from a variety of local restaurants and caterers. If you are an Oakley-

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Oakley is Planning Fun Events All Year Long based restaurant, grocer, or caterer and would like to participate, contact Cindy at (925) 625-7044 or coelho@ci.oakley.ca.us.

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May 23: Oakley’s Got Talent The City of Oakley Youth Advisory Council presents the annual Oakley’s Got Talent Competition on Saturday, May 23rd. Come see some of Oakley’s most creative young people perform.

June 5: Concert and Friday Night Bites Our monthly food truck event includes a concert featuring a local live band, dancing, and a variety of food trucks and craft beer and wine. The trucks will; be serving from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. and the concert will take place from 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Civic Center Plaza, 3231 Main Street.

Guests may bring lawn chairs and blankets to enjoy their meal and the concert in the park. No outside alcohol is permitted.

June 13: Movie in the Plaza Join us at dusk for another family-friendly film in our Movies in the Plaza series. All movies begin approximately 30 minutes after sunset. Bring blankets and lawn chairs. Snacks will be available for purchase.

July 4: Cityhood Celebration Our annual Cityhood Celebration is scheduled for Saturday, July 4th at Freedom Soccer Field at 1050 Neroly Road beginning at 6:00pm. There will be food and children’s activities in both the lower basin and upper basin, followed by the fireworks show beginning at around at 9:30 pm.

July 25‐ Movie in the Plaza Join us at dusk for another family-friendly film in our Movies in the Plaza series. All movies begin approximately 30 minutes after sunset. Bring blankets and lawn chairs.

Snacks will be available for purchase.

Rent the Oakley Rec Center for Your Event!

Did you know that Oakley’s new Recreation Center is available to the public to rent for private events? The Rec Center, located at 1250 O’Hara Avenue, features a 4,000-square-foot Great Room that can be served for gatherings such as baby showers, weddings, birthday parties, and more.

The space can also be dived in half for smaller gatherings.

Amenities include a commercial kitchen, stage, tables and chairs, patio space, an audio visual system, and more For more information, call 925-6257041 or visit www.ci.oakley.ca.us/recreation/oakleyrecreation-building/.

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Congrats Leadership Academy Graduates!

Municipal Calendar February 2 YMWO Citizenship Drive 7 City Hall Closed 11 City Council Meeting 17 Presidents Day 21 City Hall Closed 25 City Council Meeting

Recently, 18 Oakley residents graduated from the City’s comprehensive Leadership Academy, The Leadership Academy will be offered again in the Fall of 2020 and a Spanish language Academy will be offered this Spring. For more information or to sign up to receive notice when registration opens, contact Amy Sylvestri by emailing sylvestri@ci.oakley.ca.us or calling (925) 625-7035.

The 2019 graduates are Mary Zirkle, Samar Narang, Stacy Davis, Jeanne Bailleaux, Christian Ortiz, Angela Gallegos, Evangelina Fernandez, Rudy Fernandez, Barrett Morris, Menchu Perez, Lyn Asprer-Sineni, Debbie Randles, Elizabeth Siliezar, Ashaleigh Joudrey, Diane Merritt, Celest Mucio, William Carpenter, and Dinesh Khurana.

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Road. Currently, the site has been under active remediation which has been overseen by the State Department of Toxic Substances Control.

Although portions of the site have been clean and ready for development, the entire site will be fully remediated by the end of 2020. The City’s General Plan has envisioned development on this site since 2002, which has been earmarked as a site that will generate higher wage jobs. At buildout, the campus is expected to generate approximately 1,890 on-site jobs with approximately $475.4 million in total economic activity estimated to be generated in the County annually.

This exciting project broke ground in late January!

March

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City Hall Closed City Council Meeting City Hall Closed YWMO Citizenship Drive City Council Meeting

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City Hall Closed Science Week Begins City Council Meeting City Hall Closed Youth Employment Fair Rock the Chalk City Council Meeting

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City Hall Closed Concert & Friday Night Bites Movie in the Plaza Taste of Oakley City Council Meeting City Council Closed Oakley’s Got Talent Memorial Day Ceremony City Council Meeting

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City Hall Closed Concert & Friday Night Bites City Council Meeting Movie in the Plaza City Hall Closed City Council Meeting

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Ayuda a Decidir las Actividades de la Ciudad La Ciudad de Oakley se está preparando para desarrollar el Plan Estratégico 2020-2022 y necesitamos que usted sea parte del proceso! El Plan Estratégico dicta la dirección y las prioridades para los siguientes dos años. El plan consiste de metas y acciones que lograrán esas metas.

Talleres de Ciudadania El programa de You, Me, We, Oakley va a patrocinar un Taller de Ciudadanía para el sábado, 22 de Febrero y el sábado 2 de Mayo en el Palacio Municipal. En el taller podrán confirmar su elegibilidad y recibir ayuda con su aplicación de ciudadanía. Llame al 625-7011 para registrarse.

¡Déjate Contar en el Censo! ¿Sabías que los datos del censo determinan cuantos miembros nuestro estado tiene en Congreso? Al igual, el censo determina como se distribuyen a estados y comunidades más de $675 mil millones de fondos federales. Al ser contados ayudas a que por los siguientes 10 años nuestra comunidad reciba lo que nos corresponde según nuestra población. Esta simple acción ayudara a nuestras escuelas, infraestructura, programas de salud y más.

Cuando reciba tu hogar el formulario, complétalo (por teléfono, correo, o en línea), asegurándote que todos en el hogar sean incluidos. Esto incluye bebes recién nacidos, el tio recién llegado del extranjero, la tia en en el hospital... todos cuentan!

En conformidad con el Título 13 del Código de los EE. UU., la Oficina del Censo no puede divulgar ninguna información identificable sobre individuos, hogares o empresas, ni siquiera a agencias encargadas de hacer cumplir la ley.

La ley estipula que la información que se recopile se puede usar solo para propósitos estadísticos y para ningún otro fin.

El proceso comienza con una encuesta que es enviada a 500 residentes. El propósito de la encuesta es medir la satisfacción de nuestros residentes con servicios específicos.

Los resultados nos indican donde debemos considerar ajustes para mejorar.

Si se encuentra entre los 500 que recibieron nuestra encuesta, por favor devuélvala en el sobre sellado provisto. Si no recibió la encuesta por correo, pero quiere ofrecer sus comentarios, visite nuestra página de internet para tomar la encuesta en línea.

Por último, les invitamos que asistan a una reunión comunitaria. En esta reunión, personal de la ciudad facilitara una discusión para generar ideas de acciones que usted cree lograran las metas del Plan Estratégico.

La sesión será en español, por lo cual acompáñenos el Martes, 21 de abril a las 6:30 pm en el Centro Recreacional, 1250 O’Hara Avenue.

Aprende Sobre la Ciudad de Oakley La ciudad de Oakley ofrecerá una Academia de Liderazgo para residents, esta primavera. El programa ofrece la oportunidad de familiarizarse con operaciones y procesos de la ciudad. Cada sesión incluye una presentación en español donde se explica una variedad de funciones de la ciudad, incluyendo la seguridad pública, servicios administrativos, desarrollo comunitario, y mucho más. Los interesados en asistir deben llamar al (925) 625-7011.

POSTAL CUSTOMER OAKLEY, CA 94561 3231 Main Street Oakley, CA 94561 Oakley City Hall 925 625-7000/info@ci.oakley.ca.us

City Meeting Schedule All City Council meetings are regularly held on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. at City Hall, 3231 Main Street.

City Directory Building.................................................. 625-7002 Code Enforcement................................ 625-7031 City Attorney......................................... 625-7000 City Manager......................................... 625-7007 City Clerk............................................... 625-7013 Economic Development....................... 625-7006 Human Resources................................. 625-7011 Parks........................................................ 625-7037 Planning & Zoning................................ 625-7000 Police Non-Emergency………...……...625-8855 Police Dispatch………………….......... 625-8060 Public Works/Engineering................... 625-7037 Recreation............................................... 625-7041 Business Hours

For More Information: Find detailed information on specific events and a current list of all events at the City of Oakley website at www.oakleyinfo.com and click on Eve nts & Classe s.

Have a Community Calendar Item?

Local non-profits, service organizations, public clubs, etc. can submit their events for our community calendar. To submit your event, visit the City of Oakley website at www.ci.oakley. ca.us, click Ho w Do I? and scroll down to City Info rm atio n and click View More, then click Add an Event to the City Calendar.

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