Dublin
Dublin is a city of 72,000 at the intersection of I-580 and I-680 in the Tri-Valley — one of California's fastest-growing cities, a planned community with a large South Asian and military community near Camp Parks. Incorporated 1982, governed by a five-member Council, Alameda County's youngest city.
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Tri-Valley students can apply for free transit passes
Students in Dublin and across the Tri-Valley area who are in grades 6 through 12 can now apply for free bus rides on Wheels and discounted BART fares through Alameda County’s Student Transit Pass Program, which is entering its 11th year. This program aims to improve transit access for youth throughout the county, including Dublin residents, as reported by Pleasanton Weekly.
Dublin City Council is scheduled to meet tomorrow, August 18, providing an opportunity for local officials to address ongoing city matters. Looking beyond Dublin, the City of Hayward will hold an AC Transit Interagency Liaison Committee meeting on August 21, focusing on high-impact infrastructure issues with public comment expected. Dublin residents following transit and infrastructure developments may want to watch these upcoming meetings for potential impacts on local services and projects.
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