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REGISTER ONLINE FOR CITY OF EMERYVILLE RECREATION PROGRAMS
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EMERYVILLE CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER NOW ENROLLING
The Emeryville Child Development Center, a city-operated program located at 1220 53rd Street, provides child care for children ages 4 months to age 5, Monday-Friday, during extended business hours. Currently, the Center has subsidized openings for children age 3-5 from income eligible families and market rate openings for children 4 months to age 5.
The Center, which has been recognized as being one of the leading childcare/pre-school centers in the East Bay, is dedicated to providing children with daily experiences filled with learning, laughter, and love. The Center is staffed by professional caregivers who help children achieve growth in all areas of their development. Opportunities abound daily for each child to explore, create, experiment, and savor the rewards that come with success.
For more information,call (510) 596-4343 or email the Center.
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Bikes on BART!
Starting July 1, bikes will be allowed on trains during all hours, including commute hours. However, from 7 am-9 am and 4:30 pm-6:30 pm bikes will not allowed to board the first three cars of any train to provide options for those who want to avoid bikes altogether.
Other safety rules relating to bikes will still apply such as: no bikes are ever allowed in the first train car at any time, bikes are never allowed on crowded trains, bicyclists must yield priority seating to seniors and those with disabilities, bikes are not to block doorways or aisles and are not allowed on escalators. Folding bikes are allowed on all trains.
According to customer surveys, rider acceptance of lifting the ban is increasing with 76% of respondents supporting the move to allow bikes during the commute. BART is also working to double the number of secure bike parking spots at stations to encourage more passengers to commute by bike, and thus free up parking spots for cars, and then leaving the bike behind at the station. A bike etiquette campaign will also begin in July to encourage safe and courteous practices.
If you are leaving your bike at a BART station make sure it is locked well. Whether you’re taking your bike on board or parking it at a station, make sure you record your bike’s serial number along with a description of the bike. This will greatly increase your chance of recovery if it is stolen.
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CITY OF EMERYVILLE MEETINGS
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City Council/City Council as Successor Agency to the Redevelopment Agency
The next City Council/City as Successor Agency to the Redevelopment Agency meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, June 18. Meetings are broadcast live and rebroadcast on ETV: Channel 27 and can be viewed live and are archived on the City’s website. Finalized Council/Agency agendas and agenda reports are viewable/can be downloaded through the City's website starting the Friday before the meeting.
Emeryville Oversight Board
The regular Emeryville Oversight Board meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, July 9. Meetings are broadcast live and rebroadcast on ETV: Channel 27 and can be viewed live and are archived on the City’s website.The Emeryville Oversight Board is charged with determining which remaining financial obligations of the former Emeryville Redevelopment Agency are enforceable obligations under AB26x, the State law that eliminated all redevelopment agencies and requires that funds not needed to fulfill enforceable obligations are remitted to State and other regional/local regional taxing agencies. More information regarding the Emeryville Oversight Board can be found on the City’s website
Calendar
For the latest City events and activities, click to see the calendar.
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Sign Up Today for Emeryville’s FREE Automated Notification System for Emergencies and More!
The CodeRED system is a free web-based automated notification service that sends personalized voice, email, text, and social media messages. CodeRED will be used for emergencies,, such as evacuation notices, missing child alerts, and post-earthquake or other disaster instructions But, you can also sign up to receive automatic notices for public meeting, community events, and other non-emergency community outreach initiatives.
CodeRED works primarily through free subscription so please sign-up today and notify your friends/family/neighbors about this service. Subscribers determine delivery modes (landline, cell phone, voice, text, email, social media) they want to receive for emergency notices as well as whether the subscriber wishes to receive non-emergency notices. CodeRED will automatically send emergency messages to 911 landline phones without prior subscription (but you must subscribe to receive any notifications by cell phone, email, or text). Emeryville residents, businesses, and visitors can subscribe to the system. CodeRED also offers a geo-aware mobile alert app that can be downloaded by anyone working or travelling through the Emeryville or other CodeRED enabled cities for notification of emergency alerts. The City will be able to target notifications by geographic area (such as radius or blocks), street address, and residence vs. business addresses; or by special lists to avoid sending out notifications to those not in an affected area.
Sign-up today and find out more detailed information on the CodeRED system or contact the City Clerk's Office.
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CITY OF EMERYVILLE OPENINGS & VANCANCIES
Job Openings:
You can find out more information about them right here.
Advisory Body Vacancies:
You can find out more information about them right here.
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