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And our work has a powerful, direct impact on the people of Alameda County.
When Alameda County government needs workspace, support and services — we make it happen. We plan, design and build the structures that transform our community, including hospitals, libraries, and courthouses. Our cutting-edge Energy, Sustainability and Clean Commute initiatives keep our neighborhoods safe, clean and green.
We are a diverse workforce of over 400 people, spanning a wide variety of trades and professions. And by creating opportunities for local businesses, we foster a thriving local economy.
Smarter, Cleaner, Greener
The County’s Energy and Sustainability programs are pioneering some of the most innovative paths toward a carbon-neutral future.
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News
Veterans Art Program Presented by Alameda County Arts Commission
The Alameda County Arts Commission, a division of the County of Alameda, coordinates the Alameda County Veterans Art Partnership program. There is an exhibition on view celebrating the program at the Hayward Public Library in the 2nd floor Galleries from November 2,...
Alameda County GSA’s Clean Fleet Recognized as a Leader in Sustainability — No. 1 in California
NAFA Fleet Management Association, the world’s largest membership association for organizational leaders who manage vehicular fleets for their employers, has recognized the Alameda County General Services Agency (GSA) fleet with a Green Fleet Award for its “groundbreaking and inventive green initiatives.”
Featured Project
DESIGN and CONSTRUCTION
Dublin Transit Center Parking Garage
Dublin Transit Center Parking Garage
Dublin, CA
Adjacent to the Dublin-Pleasanton BART station, the project will serve commuters living in the Dublin-Livermore-Amador Valley area by adding more than 500 parking spaces.
Featured Building
OPERATIONS CENTER
Emergency Operations Center
Building #17130
2000 – 150th Avenue
San Leandro, 94578
Dedicated in 1996, the County’s state-of-the-art Emergency Operations Center (EOC) is coordinated and maintained by the Sheriff’s Office of Emergency Services. The facility, named the Grubensky-Riley Building, honors the Oakland Police Officer and the Fire Battalion Chief who lost their lives in the 1991 East Bay Hills Firestorm.