On 12/29, 5:30pm at H.J. Kaiser Center, Oakland, join Alameda Co. Reparations Commission for a special community event honoring the spirit of Kwanzaa & uplifting local voices. Come learn, share & connect as we celebrate culture, community & collective growth. Free food & beverages. All welcome!

📌 Thurs 12/18 10:30 AM: Special Joint meeting of Health & Public Protection Committees
• Update on Office of Violence Prevention

See meeting details here: bos.acgov.org/broadcast (link in bio).

#AlamedaCounty #BoardofSupervisors #ALCOBOS

📌 Tues 12/16 9:30 AM: Board Meeting
• #47. FY26-27 Budget Strategy
• #64. Community Wildfire Protection Plan
• #70.1. Annual Military Equipment Report (3pm)
• #71. Emergency Medical Services Contract (3pm)
•#71.1. Update from ACT for All Committee on Federal Impacts to API Immigrant Communities

• Item 67. Separate recruitments for the appointed positions of Registrar of Voters and Chief Information Officer

📌 Thursday 12/11, 10:00 AM: Planning Meeting
• Various items affecting the unincorporated areas

See meeting details here: bos.acgov.org/broadcast

📌 Tuesday 12/9, 9:30 AM: Board Meeting
• Item 18. Housing Solutions for Health Vendor Pool Annual Report
• Item 28. District 5 Enhancing Vision 2036 contribution to the Russell City Redress Fund
• Item 41. Land Disposition and Development Agreement for the Broadway Project

• Alameda Health System (AHS) Governance Options Update

📌 Monday 12/8, 1:30 PM: Personnel, Administration, and Legislation (PAL) Committee
• Federal and state legislative updates

These custodians, food service workers, patient care assistants, and hospital technicians keep the UC system running and have been fighting for a contract for two years.

AFSCME 3299 workers deserve a fair contract now!

📌 Tuesday 11/18, 6 PM: Special Joint meeting of the Board of Supervisors and Alameda Health Systems (agenda will be published Monday)

📌 Thursday 11/20, 11 AM: Public Protection Committee

See meeting details at bos.acgov.org/broadcast

Thank you, Coach, for positively impacting the lives of thousands of young men in Oakland.

May all those impacted by this and other tragedies of gun violence find healing, and may we as a community and country tackle gun violence and create the safe, caring, and thriving communities we deserve.

under Coach Beam’s leadership.

Coach Beam has coached more than 20 student-athletes who played in the NFL and achieved a 90% graduation and transfer rate at Laney College during his tenure. He was a genuine leader who modeled integrity, excellence, and compassion in everything that he did.

transfer rate and 12 former OUSD student athletes. They dealt with a lot of adversity during that season, including team injuries and having to find a smoke-free field to play on after the Camp Fire. Their success was the result of hard work and dedication of the team, coaches, and supporters

Oakland City Councilmember was celebrating Coach Beam and the Laney College Eagles as the #1 junior college football team in the state and nation. It was pure joy to meet Coach Beam and the players and to pack the Council Chambers to honor them. That winning team had a 90% graduation and