Albert H. DeWitt Officers' Club

The Albert H. DeWitt Officers' Club, located at 641 West Redline Ave, was built at the Alameda Naval Air Station in 1941. When the City of Alameda acquired the building in 1996, it was re-named in honor of Colonel Albert "Al" DeWitt. DeWitt was the first African American City Council member in Alameda and a retired U.S. Army Colonel. Drawing on his own experiences with housing discrimination, he became a passionate advocate for fair and affordable housing. DeWitt played a key role in helping his city progress and is remembered as a gentleman & tireless champion for racial equality.

Rental Information - Including Policies and Fees

Thank you for your interest in the Albert H. DeWitt Officers’ Club!

The link to the Officers’ Club Information Packet, which includes rental policies and pricing, is below.

The Officers’ Club is also open most Tuesday evenings from 6:30pm–8:00pm for public viewing. These are self-guided tours, and no appointment is necessary.

Viewing dates:

JANUARY 13 – MAY 26, 2026

For a virtual look, you can view the Officers’ Club here: Video Tour.

Please contact our office at arpd@alamedaca.gov or 510-747-7529 for more information or to check availability. The paperwork required to reserve the space is included in the O'Club Information Packet below (pages 10-16), and can be submitted with a copy of your photo ID, proof of residency (if applicable), and your security deposit check by appointment only at the ARPD main office, located at 2226 Santa Clara Ave.

2026-OCLUB-PACKET-COMPLETE.pdf(PDF, 925KB)

Información en Español

2026-SPANISH-OCLUB-PACKET-COMPLETE.pdf(PDF, 1007KB)