City of San Leandro
One of the most diverse cities in the nation located at the center of the dynamic San Francisco Bay Area, San Leandro is a safe, vibrant community of 87,000 residents with well-maintained neighborhoods, excellent public libraries, twenty-one public parks, quality local schools, and a wide range of shopping, dining, and entertainment options. The western border of the city consists of over eight miles of pristine shoreline and amenities on San Francisco Bay while a regional park and nature areas fall on the eastern border. San Leandro businesses enjoy multiple advantages including close proximity to the Oakland International Airport and Port of Oakland, two major freeways, two BART stations, and access to a large and well-educated workforce. Through a public-private partnership known as Lit San Leandro (www.LitSanLeandro.com), a fiber optic network encircles San Leandro’s industrial and commercial core offering businesses virtually unlimited internet connectivity.
City of San Leandro
Everyone Home is seeking compassionate community members to volunteer for the 2026 Point-In-Time (PIT) Homeless Count in Alameda County. This one-day effort plays a critical role in understanding and ultimately ending homelessness in our community.
By volunteering, you will help gather a snapshot of people experiencing homelessness—both those staying in shelters and those living unsheltered in places like vehicles, parks, and streets. Your participation ensures that every person is counted and that their needs are represented.
Why Volunteer?
Make a real impact in efforts to end homelessness
Help raise awareness and understanding of the challenges people face
Listen to personal stories and connect individuals to community resources
Demonstrate care by distributing basic items such as hats, socks, gloves, and toiletries
What Volunteers Will Do
Work in small teams to conduct brief, respectful surveys
Collect important information that helps improve housing and support services
Choose preferred geographic areas and, if desired, sign up with friends or as a group
No prior experience is needed. Training, resources, and FAQs will be provided before the count to ensure you feel prepared and supported.
✨ Your time matters. Your compassion matters. Join us and help ensure that every individual experiencing homelessness counts.
Learn more to volunteer: sanleandro.org/PIT
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Help shape transportation in central Alameda County!
The Alameda County Transportation Commission’s Central County Community Connections Plan (4CP) needs your input to improve safety, connectivity, and climate resilience in central Alameda County communities.
Make your voice heard by leaving comments on the interactive map and taking our survey: bit.ly/4cpsurvey
To learn more about the 4CP, visit www.alamedactc.org/4cp
¡Ayuda a dar forma al transporte en el centro del Condado de Alameda!
El Plan de Conexiones Comunitarias del Centro del Condado (4CP) de la Comisión de Transporte del Condado de Alameda necesita tus comentarios para mejorar la seguridad, la conectividad y la resiliencia climática en las comunidades del centro del Condado de Alameda.
Haz que tu voz se escuche dejando comentarios en el mapa interactivo y la encuesta aquí: bit.ly/4cpsurveyes
Para obtener más información sobre el 4CP, visita www.alamedactc.org/4cp
帮助塑造阿拉米达县中心地区的交通未来！
阿拉米达县交通委员会的阿拉米达县中心社区连接计划（4CP）需要您的意见，以 提升阿拉米达县中心社区的安全性、连通性和气候适应能力。
请通过在互动地图和调查中留言，让您的声音被听见：bit.ly/4cpsurveyzh
如需了解更多有关 4CP 的信息，请访问：www.alamedactc.org/4cp
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City of San Leandro
Attention downtown visitors and employees! As previously announced, the City is continuing to roll out the 2018 Downtown Parking Management Plan to make it easier for customers to find convenient parking in the area.
If you park downtown regularly for work, employee parking permits are available at ParkSL.com.
To help improve parking turnover and keep more spaces open for those visiting our local businesses and restaurants, you’ll soon see new pay stations and meters in the following locations:
• Streets and lot around the new Centro Callan Development (Hyde St, Chumalia, Callan Ave, and the garage surface parking lot)
• Best Building parking lot
• Juana Ave in front of Peet’s coffee and CVS
Want to learn more or get a permit? Visit ParkSL.com
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Check out the ARtWalk in Downtown San Leandro! 🎉👀
Static art? Not anymore. 🚫🖼️➡️📲✨
Our new murals transform when you scan them — different styles, different stories, different AR experiences, and all worth checking out.
👉 Walk the route.
👉 Scan the art.
👉 Discover what happens when technology and imagination meet.🌈
#SLARtWalk #SanLeandro #PublicArt #ArtInMotion #ExploreDowntownSL
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The ARtWalk is here in Downtown San Leandro! 🎨📍
There are now four AR murals placed throughout downtown — each with its own unique story and animation:
❤️ The HEART – Estudillo Breezeway
💥 The POP – Tequila Grill
🌱 The Beginning – Bev Box
🔥 The Dip – Chipotle
Make it a full afternoon adventure or find them as you explore the area!
👉 Walk the route.
👉 Scan the art.
👉 Discover what happens when technology and imagination meet.✨
#SLARtWalk #SanLeandro #PublicArt #ArtInMotion #ExploreDowntownSL
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City of San Leandro
Library Staff Receive Fire Safety & Hands-Only CPR Training
This month, Library staff received fire extinguisher and hands-only CPR training from the Alameda County Fire Department (ACFD). This hands-on training strengthens staff readiness for real-life emergencies and reflects the strong partnership between the City of San Leandro and ACFD.
For residents, this means the Library is not only a place to explore books and programs, it’s also staffed by team members who are better prepared to respond during critical moments. Whether assisting a patron in need or helping during an unexpected incident, our Library staff are building skills that support a safer, more resilient community.
Thank you to ACFD for providing this valuable training and for helping us keep our public spaces safe.
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On Saturday, November 15, Homegrown Habitats San Leandro hosted “Fall Planting 101” at the Manor Branch Library, in partnership with the City of San Leandro’s Resilience Network. Nearly 30 residents joined this hands-on, pop-up–style workshop focused on gardening with California native plants, complete with a giveaway of native plant starts and seeds.
Guests explored info tables on the ecological value of native plants, tips for sheet-mulching and lawn removal, garden design basics, choosing the right native species, and techniques for growing plants from seed.
Participants left inspired, taking home native plant starts and more than 20 varieties of seeds harvested from members’ own gardens. With photo guides, plant information, and “shopping lists” to help choose their favorites, guests selected seeds at the outdoor “seed store” on the library patio—also home to Homegrown Habitats’ container demo garden.
The event was a resounding success, full of positive energy, great conversations, and new community connections.
Ready to deepen your own sustainability journey? Explore San Leandro’s Resilience Network and join a hub today at sanleandro.org/resilience.
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On Saturday, November 8, Resilience Network member Friends of the San Leandro Creek hosted a “Creek Restoration Day” at Chabot Park, in partnership with the City of San Leandro. The three-hour event drew 75 volunteers who helped reintroduce 70 native plants — including 13 different species — to their natural habitat in the San Leandro Creek.
We’d like to give a special shout-out to volunteers from EarthTeam, Bishop O’Dowd, and all the community members who rolled up their sleeves and made this happen!
Want to help keep San Leandro thriving? Join our city’s sustainability efforts by exploring the San Leandro Resilience Network and finding a hub near you. Together, we can build a more connected, climate-ready community.
Learn more at sanleandro.org/resilience
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Alameda CTC’s Central County Community Connections Plan Wants to Hear From You!
Community voices are at the heart of the 4CP — your ideas and priorities will help shape the plan’s recommendations for safer, more connected, and climate-resilient streets near I-238 and I-580.
Take the brief survey and leave comments on the interactive webmap to share your experiences traveling in the study area: fp.mysocialpinpoint.com/alamedactc-4cp
📅 Public comment is open through December 31, 2025.
For questions, or to request this info in Spanish or Chinese, email Shannon McCarthy at smccarthy@alamedactc.org
or call 510-208-7489.
#4CP #AlamedaCTC #CommunityEngagement #TransportationPlanning #CentralCounty
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City of San Leandro
🎉NOW OPEN IN SAN LEANDRO!🎉
Your new happy place is now open at E. 14th St. & Callan Ave. in San Leandro! Discover the season's freshest produce at the center of the store, unique products around every corner, high-quality meats, an assortment of vitamins, supplements and so much more!
Plus, Sprouts makes it easy to find fresh, healthy and delicious essentials with their huge assortment of plant-based, gluten-free, organic and keto-friendly products.
👉 sprouts.com/sanleandro
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