The City of San Leandro will host two summer day camp programs. COVID-19 safety guidelines and procedures will be administered during camp to maintain proper safety protocols.
For almost 20 years, the San Leandro LINKS Shuttle has provided free transportation between the Downtown San Leandro BART station and West San Leandro.
“As a city of kindness, we will never waver in the face of hateful acts
Do you want to see if building activity is permitted, debris has been cleaned up, or police activity in your neighborhood?
Over the past decade, San Leandro's population has grown significantly and will continue to grow in the coming years. With this comes an increased need for hospital services and modern equipment. There is an urgent need to expand and upgrade the hospital's imaging and diagnostic services to meet the community's needs.
Mayor Pauline Russo Cutter and the San Leandro City Council invite the public to attend the City Council’s upcoming 2021 Annual Planning Session.
Since the COVID-19 vaccine rollout has just begun for targeted groups, it is recommended for residents to sign up on the following places:
The San Leandro City Council voted unanimously to appoint Council Member Victor Aguilar as Vice Mayor for the 2021 calendar year.
The current COVID-19 vaccine supply is limited, and Alameda County is following the State’s vaccine prioritization guidance. As vaccine supplies increase, you will be able to get a vaccine through a County-administered point of dispensing (POD) or your health care provider.
Please join us for an interactive discussion and design review workshop on multi-family development standards!
Mayor Pauline Russo Cutter announced today that the City of San Leandro has launched a new online volunteer hub where community residents may register to serve as a volunteer to assist others in need. Currently, volunteer opportunities will be focused on local food banks or organizations dedicated to helping the community respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. The new hub is accessible by visiting: www.SLKindness.net.
Libraries, Community Centers & Most City Facilities Temporarily Closed
Click on the COVID-19 response image at the top of this webpage or visit www.sanleandro.org/C19 for the latest information.
In accordance with the Alameda County Public Health Officer’s March 16 Order, all non-essential City-operated facilities will be temporarily closed to the public. Closures will include all City-operated libraries, community centers, aquatics facilities, and City Hall. Other functions such as the Permit Center, Business Licenses and the Public Works Services Center will be extremely limited. This action is expected to remain in effect through April 7th.
Essential services such as Police, Fire protection, and infrastructure maintenance will continue uninterrupted. The City will also be working hard with our partners in the non-profit sector to provide services to those who are in need.
Per the Public Health Officer’s order, the public is directed to shelter-in-place except when seeking to receive certain essential services, such as accessing healthcare, or acquiring food or other critical supplies. City leadership including the Mayor and City Council strongly encourage San Leandrans to adhere to the County’s directives to slow the spread of coronavirus and protect public health.
