Alameda County
Alameda County is a jurisdiction of 1.7 million anchoring the East Bay — governed by a five-member Board of Supervisors delivering public health, social services, courts, and regional infrastructure across 14 cities from Oakland and Berkeley to Fremont and Livermore, spanning bay shoreline to the Tri-Valley.
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AC Transit Board of Directors meets today
The AC Transit Board of Directors is meeting today with a focus on high-impact infrastructure projects that affect transit service across Alameda County. This meeting is a key opportunity for the regional transit agency to review and decide on infrastructure investments that will shape public transportation in the area.
Elsewhere in Alameda County, the Board of Supervisors recently approved transferring an abandoned property to an Oakland nonprofit to develop affordable housing, advancing local efforts to address homelessness. Supporters of a $30 minimum wage ballot measure celebrated collecting enough signatures to qualify for the November ballot, marking a significant step in local wage policy. Additionally, a recent report highlighted how redlining and structural racism have influenced drug use patterns in marginalized communities across the county. Residents following transit developments should watch today’s AC Transit Board meeting for decisions on infrastructure that could impact daily commutes and service quality.
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Alameda County Budget Overview
Alameda County's FY2026-27 proposed budget is balanced on the County's official tables, with modest General Fund growth and much larger movement in capital projects, special funds, and infrastructure-heavy areas.