Parks are a fundamental part of our communities.
East Bay Regional Park District is pleased to present the 2015 second edition of this third-grade curriculum about local tribal peoples past to present by District Cultural Services Coordinator Beverly R. Ortiz.
Thank you for submitting a DECO Service Request. The Chief of Design and Construction will evaluate this request with the Capital Program and Design Managers and assign to the appropriate unit pending available capacity.
Please note requests for more than quick technical services that require design through construction services will be considered new projects discussed and prioritized with the AGM of ASD accordingly.
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30th Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Multicultural Rally, January 17 at 10 am
On December 21, 2021, the Park District Board of Directors unanimously approved the District’s 2022 Budget. The 2022 Budget meets the current and long-term service needs the District, is balanced and fiscally responsible, and addresses increased park visitation and wildfire risk.
Park District Working with Local Animal Shelters to Safely Remove Abandoned and Feral Cats from Shoreline Parks.
On Tuesday, June 15, 2021 the Park District took action to strengthen and update its Free-Roaming Cat Policy to focus on the prevention of cat colonies in Regional Parks and collaboration with local animal shelters to trap and safely rehome and relocate cats. Abandoned and feral cats in Regional Parks are a threat to endangered species, many on the brink of extinction.