Oakland releases initial speed camera data, citations begin March 15 Published on The City of Oakland will start issuing citations this Sunday, March 15, for its automated speed safety camera program. It also released its first report about the program that includes data based on the first five weeks of operation.
Oakland Fire Department, Planning & Building Department and the City Attorney's Office were onsite to assist affected residents and businesses. T enants were able to access 14 units in the building.
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Oakland Unveils Five-Year Economic Development Action Plan Published on Oakland, CA — Mayor Barbara Lee and the Economic and Workforce Development Department (EWDD) have officially released the 2025–2029 Economic Development Action Plan (EDAP), a strategic five-year roadmap designed to stabilize the economy and foster inclusive growth across all Oakland neighborhoods. The ...
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The City of Oakland will start issuing citations this Sunday, March 15, for its automated speed safety camera program. It also released its first report about the program that includes data based on the first five weeks of operation.
The City of Oakland’s new automated speed safety camera program is now live and issuing warnings to all violators for the next 60 days.