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News
Cherryland Community Center Grand Opening
Join us in celebrating the grand opening of the Cherryland Community Center in Hayward on Saturday, October 16. The 17,500-square-foot center near the corner of Boston and Hampton roads will provide space for community members of all ages to build social connections,...
Cherryland Fire Station awarded 2021 Large County Project of the Year
Alameda County’s sleek, modern Cherryland Fire Station, redesigned and rebuilt under direction from GSA’s Design & Construction team, won recognition this year from the California Counties Architects & Engineers Association (CCAEA). The $7.5M project outfitted...
Featured Project
Cherryland Community Center
Cherryland Community Association
17365 Boston Road
Hayward, CA 94541
A combination of indoor community space and outdoor areas at Meek Park will create gathering spaces at this that can be enjoyed year-round at this Hayward community center.
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.