Dublin City Hall to Reopen to the Public on Thursday, October 1

After six months of being closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Dublin City Hall (100 Civic Plaza) will open to the public beginning Thursday, October 1, during normal business hours of 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Precautions will be in place in order to avoid t...

Bay Area Health Officers Issue Guidance on How to Celebrate Halloween and Dia de los Muertos

As we near the month of October, when many families participate in fall gatherings and activities, Bay Area Health Officers have created guidelines for how to safely celebrate holidays such as Halloween and Dia de los Muertos. 

Because typical Hal...

Cooling Center Hours Extended Through Thursday, October 1

With high temperatures lingering this week, the City of Dublin will extend its Cooling Center hours at the Dublin Senior Center (7600 Amador Valley Blvd.) through Thursday, October 1.  The Cooling Center will be open noon to 8:00 p.m. each day. &...

Online Auction for City of Dublin's Adirondack Chair Public Art Project Ends Wednesday

The City of Dublin's temporary public art installation, "A Chair to Remember," features Adirondack chairs hand-painted by local artists. The chairs have been on display throughout Dublin since March. The online auction ends Wednesday at...

Indoor Nail Salons Now Allowed to Operate in Alameda County

Alameda County public health officials have determined that nail salons operating indoors with appropriate safety measures would add minimal health risks to customers and staff, thus allowing the operation of indoor nail salons, effective immediately.

Alameda County Health Officer Taking a Cautious Approach to Re-Opening

Alameda County Public Health Department has announced that the County has moved into the COVID-19 Red Tier, based on the State of California’s color-coded "Blueprint for  a Safer Economy."  However, the County remains...

Summary of Actions Taken by Dublin City Council on Tuesday, September 15

In its regular meeting held on Tuesday, September 15, the Dublin City Council took a number of actions.  Below is a series of actions taken:

• The City Council approved proclamations for the months of September and October: Walk and Roll to School W...

Dublin Pride Activities to Take Place September 19 to October 24

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all Dublin Pride Week activities were cancelled in April.  The City of Dublin has planned a month-long series of Dublin Pride activities to take place September 19 through October 24.  Learn more: https://du...

Dublin City Council Establishes a Community Task Force on Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion

The Dublin City Council strongly believes in equity, diversity, and inclusion, and in an effort to bring these topics to the forefront, the City Council has established a Community Task Force to address these issues.  

The Task Force will consist ...

Don’t Be Left Out of the 2020 Census Count!

The Census Bureau is in the final stage of collecting responses for this once-a-decade population count of everyone living in the U.S.  Data collection ends on Wednesday, September 30.  You can still complete the Census online, by phone,...

Help Clean Up Your Neighborhood During the Dublin Cleanup Campaign

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the annual Creek Cleanup Day has been cancelled. Instead, the City of Dublin will be celebrating Coastal Cleanup Day by urging residents to wear gloves, carry a trash bag, and pick up litter as you go on neighborhood walks. &...

Alameda County Health Order to Allow for Indoor Operation of Barbershops and Hair Salons

The latest Health Order, issued by the Alameda County Public Health Department on Wednesday, September 2, now allows for the indoor operation of barbershops and hair salons, beginning Friday, September 4.  The Order also allows for additional out...

Alameda County Health Order Expands Retail Openings with Limits on Capacity

On Friday, August 28, the Alameda County Health Officer issued a new Health Order, allowing for further openings and activities in the County, but restricting the number of people gathering in one place to ensure proper social distancing.  School...

All Households Are Encouraged to Respond to the 2020 Census

The U.S. Census Bureau began following up with households nationwide that have not yet responded to the 2020 Census. In Dublin, the current self-response rate is 74%, which means one in four Dublin households have not yet responded to the 2020 Census. &am...

City of Dublin 2019-2020 Annual Report Now Available to View Online

The City of Dublin recently published its 2019-20 Annual Report, which can now be viewed online. The report has also been mailed to all Dublin residences (inserted in the Fall Activity Guide).

Read on...

New COVID-19 Testing Guidelines Go Into Effect on Monday, August 3, at the Fairgrounds

Due to stricter COVID-19 Testing Guidelines recently set forth by the California Department of Public Health (CDPH), Stanford Health Care – ValleyCare will use similar criteria at the Alameda County Fairgrounds COVID-19 testing site beginning Mo...

View the City of Dublin's Newest Public Art Project: "A Chair to Remember"

The City of Dublin is proud to present its newest public art installation: "A Chair to Remember."  Beginning Monday, March 16, the chairs will be displayed individually and in pairs throughout Dublin at select businesses and City facili...

Echo Housing Seeking Individuals to Help Root Out Discriminatory Housing Practices

Echo Housing is looking for individuals to help root out housing discrimination in the Bay Area and Monterey County.  A virtual training takes place on Wednesday, October 21, at 2:00 p.m.  Visit http://echofairhousing.org&nb...

Join Dublin Police Services for a Virtual National Night Out Event

Due to COVID-19, Dublin Police Services will be hosting a virtual National Night Out event this year. In an effort to still connect with the community, the event will be held via Zoom Video Communications on Tuesday, October 6, 5:00 to 6:00 p.m.  ...

Dublin Pride Activities to Take Place September 19 to October 24

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all Dublin Pride Week activities were cancelled in April.  The City of Dublin has planned a month-long series of Dublin Pride activities to take place September 19 through October 24.  Learn more: https://du...

Online Auction for City of Dublin's Adirondack Chair Public Art Project Ends Wednesday

The City of Dublin's temporary public art installation, "A Chair to Remember," features Adirondack chairs hand-painted by local artists. The chairs have been on display throughout Dublin since March. The online auction ends Wednesday at...

Senior Info Fair to be a Drive-Thru Event on Saturday, October 3

The annual Dublin Senior Info Fair will be a drive-thru event this year, due to the coronavirus pandemic.  Seniors and family members are encouraged to drive up to the Dublin Senior Center on Saturday, October 3, 10:00 a.m. to noon, to pick up a ...

Dublin’s 2020 Fall Activity Guide is Now Available!

The City of Dublin’s 2020 Fall Activity Guide is available online and has been mailed to all Dublin residences. Registration is now open.If the Alameda County Health Officer moves forward with the easing of restrictions, additional recreational ...

Have You Taken the Dublin Public Art Passport Challenge?

The City of Dublin has dozens of public art pieces on display throughout the City.  The collection of high-quality artwork - both permanent and temporary - reflects the diversity and creativity of our community.  The City has created a P...

View the City of Dublin's Newest Public Art Project: "A Chair to Remember"

The City of Dublin is proud to present its newest public art installation: "A Chair to Remember."  The community is invited to view these 20 Adirondack chairs, on display individually and in pairs throughout Dublin at select businesses ...