Status: Project Partners - consultant team, agency staff and Community Partners - are starting the first round of community engagement in May 2024. Join us for our public Oakland Alameda Shoreline Community Workshop on May 20th to provide input and to learn more about our projects.
The purpose of the Sub-regional Adaptation Plan is to:
- Protect shoreline communities of Oakland and Alameda from expected sea level and groundwater rise and liquefaction;
- Enhance transportation and recreation corridors and bay access;
- Reduce flood exposure;
- Create or restore marsh, upland and transitional habitat with nature-based solutions;
- Improve air quality;
- Reduce climate risks to shoreline communities throughout the Oakland-Alameda operational landscape unit (OLU)(PDF, 125KB);
- Detail key steps and actions to take as the shoreline changes, identifying trigger points and costs for each of the outlined pathways; and
- Use a decision-making process to ensure the voices of all stakeholders in the Oakland-Alameda Adaptation Committee are heard.
Contact: For updates via the project email list, subscribe directly here. Please direct project questions or comments to Gail Payne, Project Manager: gpayne@alamedaca.gov or 510-747-6892.