Attend in-person event Oct. 1 at 5pm to hear presentations and give feedback. Selected developer will design and build new housing at the Ashby BART East Lot. Meet and give feedback on each of the two developers proposing to build affordable housing at the Ashby BART station’s East Parking Lot.Each team will present on their credentials, experience, and past projects, and will answer questions from the audience. Attendees can share feedback on the developers’ qualifications using a survey during the event. A developer will be selected in the coming months. That team would later present designs for public feedback.

If you miss Oct. 19 deadline, register and vote at a vote center or the Registrar’s office. 16-year-olds and up can vote for Berkeley school board. Register by Monday, October 19 to vote in the November 3 election, which includes the election for governor, state offices, and propositions, as well as local candidates and ballot measures.If you are already registered, check your voter status before October 19 to confirm that your information is correct. You need to re-register if you have moved, changed your name, or wish to change your political party preference.Berkeley 16- and 17-year-olds can register to vote for their school board representatives.

Printer-friendly PDF AGENDABERKELEY CITY COUNCIL MEETINGTuesday, September 29, 20266:00 PMSCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD ROOM - 1231 ADDISON STREET, BERKELEY, CA 94702 Adena Ishii, MayorCouncilmembers:

Come join the City's PRW department and the Urban Forestry Unit to plant a batch of new trees and shrubs at Aquatic Park.Our goal for the day is to plant ~50 new trees, shrubs, and native plants on the southern end of Aquatic Park. We will be working along West Bolivar Drive from the South Lot to the western edge near the interstate fence. These new trees will help to replace some past lost tree canopy and add new green areas in the park.

Attend in-person event Oct. 1 at 5pm to hear presentations and give feedback. Selected developer will design and build new housing at the Ashby BART East Lot. Meet and give feedback on each of the two developers proposing to build affordable housing at the Ashby BART station’s East Parking Lot.Each team will present on their credentials, experience, and past projects, and will answer questions from the audience. Attendees can share feedback on the developers’ qualifications using a survey during the event. A developer will be selected in the coming months. That team would later present designs for public feedback.

Help divert waste from landfill by properly sorting your compost, recycling, and trash. Berkeley residents and businesses can help keep our community and the planet clean by properly sorting waste into the appropriate curbside bins or using other resources to dispose of bulky or hazardous materials.Each household gets three bins: blue for recycling, green for compost, and grey for trash.

Come join the City's PRW department and the Urban Forestry Unit to plant a batch of new trees and shrubs at Aquatic Park.Our goal for the day is to plant ~50 new trees, shrubs, and native plants on the southern end of Aquatic Park. We will be working along West Bolivar Drive from the South Lot to the western edge near the interstate fence. These new trees will help to replace some past lost tree canopy and add new green areas in the park.

Come join this free prenatal yoga class at the West Berkeley Family Wellness Center! First, second and third trimesters are all welcome and no prior yoga experience needed! This will be a 6-week series, so please arrive on time and join us for the whole series.When: Every Monday, 12:00pm - 1:30pm, October 5 - November 16. Class will not be held October 19.Potential Benefits:

Attend in-person event Oct. 1 at 5pm to hear presentations and give feedback. Selected developer will design and build new housing at the Ashby BART East Lot. Meet and give feedback on each of the two developers proposing to build affordable housing at the Ashby BART station’s East Parking Lot.Each team will present on their credentials, experience, and past projects, and will answer questions from the audience. Attendees can share feedback on the developers’ qualifications using a survey during the event. A developer will be selected in the coming months. That team would later present designs for public feedback.

Printer-friendly PDF agenda PROCLAMATIONCALLING A SPECIAL MEETING OF THEBERKELEY CITY COUNCILIn accordance with the authority in me vested, I do hereby call the Berkeley City Council in special session as follows:Tuesday, September 29, 20264:00 PM

Report issues or pay bills owed to the City of Berkeley. Use our tool, below, to find the most frequently requested services, such as potholes, missed trash pick-ups, and more.

Attend in-person event Oct. 1 at 5pm to hear presentations and give feedback. Selected developer will design and build new housing at the Ashby BART East Lot. Meet and give feedback on each of the two developers proposing to build affordable housing at the Ashby BART station’s East Parking Lot.Each team will present on their credentials, experience, and past projects, and will answer questions from the audience. Attendees can share feedback on the developers’ qualifications using a survey during the event. A developer will be selected in the coming months. That team would later present designs for public feedback.

Join us to celebrate the completion of Phase 1 – soil remediation and kick off the construction for Phase 2 – park construction! Learn about the project and share your ideas for another potential park conversion project at the old North Bowling Lawn Green.Meet at the block between Carleton Street and Derby Street, see map below.

Join us at the Shorebird Park Nature Center for open house hours every 1st Saturday of the month. Come meet our staff and docents, hang out with our crabs, learn about our programs, create a themed craft and discover local wildlife. Each month we will highlight something exciting about the San Francisco Bay Estuary! Stop on by, no registration needed.

Virtual 8-week class on Tuesday nights starts Oct. 6. Get help making a quit plan, receive nicotine patches, and connect with peers. Register by Sept. 25. Adults who want to quit smoking, e-cigarettes, or other tobacco products can join a free online, weeknight class to learn strategies, connect with peers, and get support.The 8-session class meets online on Tuesday evenings. Everyone 18 and older who lives in the Bay Area and wants to quit tobacco products is welcome.Berkeley Public Health will use a proven curriculum to give you tools to build a plan and help you succeed. Peer support in these classes will also give you much higher odds of quitting completely.

Get seasonal help disposing of vegetation such as shrubs, brush, tree limbs, wood, and bushes to clear your home of excess and flammable debris. Prepare for wildfire season by using a free City of Berkeley service that will take away shrubs, limbs, brush, and other “hard” vegetation you gather from your property. Residents can sign up online for this service, known as our “Berkeley Chipper Program." Register for a neighborhood chipping event or sign up to get an email when the next nearby event is scheduled.

Attend in-person event Oct. 1 at 5pm to hear presentations and give feedback. Selected developer will design and build new housing at the Ashby BART East Lot. Meet and give feedback on each of the two developers proposing to build affordable housing at the Ashby BART station’s East Parking Lot.Each team will present on their credentials, experience, and past projects, and will answer questions from the audience. Attendees can share feedback on the developers’ qualifications using a survey during the event. A developer will be selected in the coming months. That team would later present designs for public feedback.

Attend in-person event Oct. 1 at 5pm to hear presentations and give feedback. Selected developer will design and build new housing at the Ashby BART East Lot. Meet and give feedback on each of the two developers proposing to build affordable housing at the Ashby BART station’s East Parking Lot.Each team will present on their credentials, experience, and past projects, and will answer questions from the audience. Attendees can share feedback on the developers’ qualifications using a survey during the event. A developer will be selected in the coming months. That team would later present designs for public feedback.

Join us at the Berkeley Art Center for an afternoon conversation with Cube Space Gallery artist Abiam Alvarez and curator Kevin B. Chen.Hear Alvarez discuss his work, creative process, and the ideas and stories behind his practice. The conversation will take place at the Berkeley Art Center.

Plan ahead: consider walking, biking, or taking public transit. Avoid $335 parking fines or towing fees. Home game days in 2026 are Sept. 5, 19, 25; Oct.10, 17; and Nov. 21, 28. Fans and visitors coming near Memorial Stadium on Cal football game days can avoid hassle, traffic, towing, and parking fines by using public transit, walking, or biking. BART trains, AC Transit buses, and free UC Berkeley gameday shuttles provide convenient access to Memorial Stadium. Borrow a shared bicycle or scooter or ride your own on Bancroft Way’s protected two-way bicycle lane. Walk or roll through the vibrant Southside neighborhood to the stadium.

Report issues or pay bills owed to the City of Berkeley. Use our tool, below, to find the most frequently requested services, such as potholes, missed trash pick-ups, and more.

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Use the Report & Pay web app to apply for services, pay bills, report issues, and make requests. Berkeleyans can use the City’s Report & Pay web app on any device to quickly access the most frequently requested services.

Apply to rent a slip at the Berkeley Marina. Come tour the marina and celebrate the Aug. 29 reopening of two new docks. Boaters looking for convenient access to the San Francisco Bay can rent a slip at the increasingly modernized Berkeley Marina. Monthly slip holders have access to utilities, parking, restaurants, nearby lodging and other features tied to the Bay Area’s largest marina. Recent upgrades also improved ease of use while increasing dependability. The D & E docks have been completely revamped with new concrete docks, utilities, ADA improvements, and upgraded infrastructure designed to serve boaters for decades to come.

Report issues or pay bills owed to the City of Berkeley. Use our tool, below, to find the most frequently requested services, such as potholes, missed trash pick-ups, and more.