Housing Authority of the City of Alameda

09/14/2026

The City of Alameda has funding for 8 docking stations for the Bike Share Pilot Program. Before the 8 docking stations get installed, the City is asking for your feedback on where to place these 8 bike docking stations, check out this survey and share your suggestions:

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09/03/2026

The Housing Authority of Contra Costa County is opening the project-based voucher wait lists for several senior properties on Tuesday, September 8th. These affordable rental homes for seniors vary in size starting from studios, 1-bedrooms, 2-bedrooms, 3-bedrooms, to 4-bedrooms. For more information, please visit: https://contracostaha.org/

08/31/2026

Attention Parents of Toddlers and Infants, Alameda Family Services is hosting a AND distribution event on September 24th from 10am to noon. Please register as soon as possible (via link below). Spots are limited. Must be income eligible: Income-eligible families include those receiving CalFresh,
CalWORKs, Medi-Cal, WIC, and other welfare benefits

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08/20/2026

The Housing Authority of the City of Alameda was honored to welcome staff from Congresswoman Lateefah Simon's office for a visit to Linnet Corner and Estuary I. These are AHA's recently built service-enriched, permanent supportive housing communities.

These properties demonstrate how federal investment and local collaboration translate into life-changing, stable homes for the , , , and .

08/17/2026

ATTENTION AHA HOUSEHOLDS: Young people (ages 6-17) can participate in and that enrich their lives and learn the skills needed to achieve academic and professional success at the Alameda Boys & Girls Club. Any Housing Authority of the City of Alameda can register their child (or children) for a membership to the Alameda Boys & Girls Club by calling (510) 747-4321.

08/13/2026

Takes dedicated staff to pull off events that bring our communities together. Thanks to the Alameda Police Department Alameda Fire Department LifeSTEPS plus other community partners who dedicated time to making such a great success this year. Fun times and were had!

08/11/2026

AC Transit faces a $200 million, four-year deficit beginning in 2027. If a new revenue source is not found, this deficit could lead to a service cut of up to 16% which potentially translates into layoffs affecting as many as 300 employees and many daily AC transit riders.

AC Transit developed a to address this potential scenario and this Wednesday (August 12) from 3pm to 5pm, AC Transit will host an Open House (at 1600 Franklin Street in Oakland) on its proposed Contingency Service Plan. Following the open house, the AC Transit Board of Directors will be discussing the Plan starting at 5PM, same location. For more information on how to attend the , please visit: https://link.edgepilot.com/x/vq0TW7JXZHkHK0SMRc9WchY?u=https://www.actransit.org/contingency-plan

08/07/2026

Join the Alameda County Office of Family Empowerment for a day of fun with your loved ones. The day will be filled with opportunities to interact with other families, fun family activities, resources, and information. The event is on Saturday, August 8th. To register, please click this link:

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08/06/2026

ATTENTION: City of Alameda rental property owners. On June 16, the Alameda City Council voted 3-1 to ban Ratio Utility Billing Systems (RUBS) — the practice of splitting master-metered utility costs across units by square footage or occupancy rather than actual usage. What the ordinance does:

--Prohibits RUBS for new tenancies within 30 days of taking effect.
--Existing tenancies must transition to individual submetering before utility pass-through can continue.
--Landlords can petition for a one-time rent adjustment during the transition.
--Submeter installation now qualifies as a Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) project — installation costs can be passed through to tenants.

For more information, please contact the Alameda Rent program (https://www.alamedarentprogram.org/Home)

07/20/2026

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: Please note the Housing Authority of the City of Alameda (AHA) main office will now be 8:30am to 3pm, Monday through Thursday. Please also note the AHA main office will be closed during the hours of 12:30am to 1pm, Monday through Thursday. AHA Offices are closed to the public every Friday.