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FALL
EMERYVILLE
CITY NEWS AND
ACTIVITY GUIDE
ACTIVITY GUIDE HIGHLIGHTS
CITY NEWS HIGHLIGHTS
Kinder Buddies 5
Walk/Bike Art Map 20
Excursion for Seniors 15
New Community Garden 28
Special Events 19
Skate Spot Coming 35
28TH ANNUAL
EMERYVILLE
ART EXHIBITION
OPENING RECEPTION: October 10, 2014
ON DISPLAY: October 11- November 2, 2014
http://www.emeryarts.org/
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Dr. John Rubio
Dr. John Rubio
Superintendent
Superintendent
ACTIVITY GUIDE
CITY NEWS
Pre School Children / 4
Walk/Bike Art Map / 20
Before/After School Programs / 6
Coastal Cleanup Event / 28
Youth Special Events / 7
Accessibility Grants / 27
Teen Programs / 8
Down Payment Assistance / 27
Family/Adult Enrichment Classes / 9
New Community Garden / 28
Senior Center / 13
Development Update / 29
Senior Excursions / 15
New Places in E’ville / 30
Senior Classes / 17
Transit Study / 30
City Special Events / 19
Bike E’ville / 32
Indoor Rentals Info / 22
New Skate Park / 33
Outdoor Rental Info / Back Cover
Prevent ID Theft / 34
Frequently Asked Questions / 23
Personal Emergency Disaster Prep / 34
Public Facilities Map / 24
Emery Go Round Update / 35
Registration Form / 26
Golden Gate Library / 35
City Committees/Volunteers / 36
Emergency Alerts / 37
Community/City Contacts / 38
Thank you for reading the Emeryville City News and Activity Guide!
The contents of this guide showcase why these 1.2 square miles are a wonderful place to live,
work and play. Emeryville is a dynamic and livable urban community; and I’m proud to be the
city manager here. Our staff work hard to provide the services that our residents, business and
visitors find valuable. I welcome your feedback, concerns, questions and thoughts on what we
do well and how we can improve. Please feel free to contact my office at anytime.
Sincerely,
Sabrina Landreth
City Manager
510-596-4300
slandreth@emeryville.org
The Emeryville City News and Activity Guide is published three times a year by the City of Emeryville.
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Design: Urban Bird Design | Photos: Nick Sebastian and City Staff
Policy on Non-Discrimination on the Basis of Disability
The City of Emeryville does not discriminate on the basis of disability in the admission or access to its programs or activities.
An Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Coordinator has been designated to coordinate compliance with the non-discrimination requirements contained in the
Department of Justice regulations implementing Subtitle A of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (42 U.S.C. §12101 et seq.), which prohibits discrimination
on the basis of disability by public agencies. In compliance with the ADA, a person requiring an accommodation, auxiliary aid or service to participate in this program
should contact the sponsoring department or Michael Biddle, City Attorney, at 510-596-4380 or mbiddle@emeryville.org as far in advance as possible, but no later than
72 hours before the scheduled event. The best effort to fulfill the request will be made. All documents are also available in alternative format, upon request.
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CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
EMERYVILLE CHILD DEVELOPMENT
CENTER
1220 53rd Street, Emeryville
510-596-4343
Hours: 7:30am – 6:00pm, Monday – Friday
NOW ENROLLING
CHILDREN FROM
ALL SURROUNDING
AREAS!
ABOUT US
The Emeryville Child Development Center (ECDC) is dedicated to
providing children ages four months to five years old with daily
experiences filled with learning, laughter, and love. ECDC is operated by the City of Emeryville to provide families living, going to
school, or working in Emeryville, a safe and caring center for their
children. ECDC is open year round and provides care for over 100
children daily.
The center is staffed by certified, professional teachers who help
children achieve growth in all areas of development. Bi-annual
assessments and monthly observations are completed for parents
to convey the progress of each child in all development areas.Age
appropriate lunch and snacks for all ages are served. The center also
boasts some of the best caregiver to child ratios anywhere in the
Bay Area too. Opportunities abound daily for each child to explore,
create, experiment, and savor the rewards that come with success!
WHO CAN ENROLL
The Center is now open to anyone interested in applying!
Priority will still be given to families that live in Emeryville, work in
Emeryville, have children in the Emery Unified School District, or
live in the 94608 zip code. Verification of residence or employment
is required when enrolling. The Center also participates in a State
subsidized program that allow for families in need to participate.
PROGRAMS AND FEES
Registration Fee
$50/one time fee
Infants (4-18 months old)
Res: $1,627/month
Non-Res: $1,808/month
Part-Time: Res: $89/day Non-Res: $99/day
Toddlers (18-36 months old)
Res: $1,479/month
Pre-K (3-5 years old)
Res: $1,184/month
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CITY OF EMERYVILLE · FALL 2014 ACTIVITY GUIDE
ECDC Has Openings for Your Family!
· Subsidized Care for Ages 3-5 years old
·Market Rate Care for Ages 4 months
to 5 years old
· We’d love for you to join us today.
For more information on our programs & services,
visit our website at http://emeryville.org/ecdc.
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The goal of the program is to provide an
enriching, hands-on environment for your
preschool child. We offer a variety of activities to
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promote the social, emotional, physical, intellectual
and creative growth of your child in a warm and supportive setting.
Our curriculum is planned around monthly themes and emphasizes
the importance of learning through play and self-discovery. The
instructors shall determine the readiness of a child to participate in
the program. (Child needs to be potty trained)
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KINDER BUDDIES
CLASS#
DATES
DAYS
TIMES
FEES
4420
9/3-9/30
M, W,F
9:00am-11:30am $116/month R
$121/month NR
4421
10/1-10/31 M, W,F
9:00am-11:30am $116/month R
$121/month NR
4422
11/3-11/24 M, W,F
9:00am-11:30am $116/month R
$121/month NR
4423
12/1-12/22 M, W,F
9:00am-11:30am $116/month R
$121/month NR
Location: Recreation Center | Closed 10/13,11/26, 11/28, 12/24-12/31
REGISTER ONLINE TODAY EMERVILLE.ORG/ACTIVENET
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BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS
play · explore · create · learn
BEFORE SCHOOL CARE
to and from Anna Yates Elementary School to ensure a safe passage
between sites. In the Adventure Works Program, every day is truly a
great adventure.
(K THROUGH 8TH GRADE):
Are you looking for a safe place to care for your K-8th grade child so
you can make it to work on time? Look no further than the before
school care program offered by the City of Emeryville. For a low
monthly fee, our veteran staff will provide a fun start to the day for
your child starting at 7:30am. Staff will then escort your child to the
Anna Yates Elementary School campus.
CLASS#
DATES
TIMES
FEES
4396
8/25–6/11/2015
7:30 AM
$25 resident
$30 non-res per month
ADVENTURE WORKS
(K THROUGH 2ND GRADE)
Adventure Works is a City of Emeryville after school subsidized program offered in conjunction with THE Emery Unified School district
through ASES Grant. This full day extended after school program
provides a warm, nurturing, and fun environment for students in
grades K-2. Our veteran staff maintains a maximum supervision
and program creatively throughout the year, providing structured
activities and supervision including: homework, assistance, science
exploration, gardening, cooperative games, dance, drama, sports,
nutritional snacks and more. In this program, emphasis is placed on
offering the participants more critical thinking exercises and security
in their independence to promote social, emotional, and cognitive
development. Children must register with the Emeryville Community Services Department to participate. Children are escorted by staff
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CLASS#
DATES
FEES
4397
8/25–6/11/2015
$231 resident
$236 non-res
KIDS IN MOTION
(3RD THROUGH 6TH GRADE)
We offer a $10
a month sibling
discount for families
in our after school
program!
Kids in Motion is a City of Emeryville subsidized after school program offered in conjunction with the Emery Unified School District
through DASES Grant. Veteran staff of program leaders provide
structured activities and supervision for students. Typical Kids in Motion programming includes: homework assistance, science exploration, gardening, cooperative games, dance, drama, sports and more.
Emphasis is placed on offering the participants more critical thinking
exercises and security in their independence to becoming successful
at the next level of their education and life.
CLASS#
DATES
FEES
4398
8/25–6/11/2015
$155 resident
$160 non-res
Before and after school programs will be closed on
E.U.S.D. holidays and teacher in service days.
*
A sliding scale tuition based on income
is offered.
Please ask staff for more information.
YOUTH ENRICHMENT/FAMILY FUN
HARVEST DAY IN THE PARK
Sunday, October 26 · 1pm–4pm · FREE!
We invite you to join us at Marina Park for a family day of celebration
with our Recreation Department. You’ll be able to enjoy bubbles,
digging for prizes and gems, Science experiments, arts & crafts &
much, much more. There’s fun for everyone!
SANTA VISITS
Saturday December 6
Saturday December 20
Would you like Santa and his elves to come visit your holiday party
this year? Well, he will be here in Emeryville for three days only this
December! Sign-up for a 45 minute block to have Santa and his elves
come to your holiday party, hand out gifts, and lead an activity!
Please call the Emeryville Recreation Center for more information on
this special opportunity!
BREAKFAST WITH SANTA
Saturday, December 13 · 9:00am –12:00pm
Adult: $7R/$8NR Child: $5R/$6NR
Enjoy breakfast followed by pictures with Santa and holiday activities in Santa’s magical workshop. Bring your own camera, holiday
framed photo available for additional cost. Please bring non-perishable canned foods and/or unopened toys for the food/toy drives.
Your generosity will help spread the joy of giving this holiday season.
Breakfast: Pancakes (Regular or Blueberry), Sausage (Turkey or Pork),
Scrambled Eggs, Fruit, Water, Orange Juice, or Coffee.
PARK AND PLAYGROUND SATURDAYS!
12:00pm–2:00pm every Saturday
Join the Emeryville Community Services Recreation Staff at the Anna
Yates School Yard from 12Noon to 2pm every Saturday. We offer a
variety of supervised games and activities. This program DOES NOT
supply day care services! This is a drop-in program and children may
choose to arrive and leave at any time.
Registration: Participants may pre-register or participants may
register on a daily basis at the Anna Yates location. Pre-register participants have priority if space is limited. All participants must have
a signed Emergency Contact Form at their site to participate in the
program. Emergency Contact Forms are available on-site and at the
Emeryville Recreation Center.
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TEEN & ADULT PROGRAMS
SIX ARTISTS
WILL BE SELECTED TO DISPLAY
FOUR IMAGES EACH
FOR 4 MONTHS
IN BUS SHELTERS THROUGHOUT
TOWN
ALL ACCESS GRANTED
TEEN AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
Specifically designed for the developmental, creative and active
needs of young teens in grades 7–9, this program provides the much
needed transition between our after school program and our older
teen “Leaders In Training” job readiness program. The Teen Lounge
includes specially selected theme days with coordinating activities,
weekly special events, and bi-monthly trips. The program offers
activities to help young teens develop both their sense of self and
independence in a safe environment. Activities include a homework
club and tutoring time daily, mentoring program, community service
projects, job shadowing, and health and counseling services/seminars. In addition, we’ll have crafts, cooking activities, games, dances,
movie nights, special guest presentations, field trips and lots of fun!
Our highly trained recreation staff brings a wealth of experience and
enthusiasm to ensure a positive after school adventure. This program
is open to all teens in the greater 94608 zip code. Parents: This is not
a drop-in program; all participants must pre-register and have their
parents’ approval.
DATES
TIMES
FEES
M, T, W
3:00pm -6:00
$35R/$40NR
Th
3:00-6:00pm
$35R/$40NR
F
3:00-9:00 pm
$35R/$40NR
CALL FOR ARTISTS
Bus Shelter Public Art Program
PHASE III
The City of Emeryville is
requesting proposals from
artists who live, work or study in
Emeryville (18+ years of age).
Proposal for images must
relate to the program theme:
FLORA AND FAUNA, and
be two-dimensional media or
work that can be photographed
for use as two-dimensional art.
TEEN EXCURSIONS
Teen Excursions are safe and fun Saturday outing designed just for
teens. Teen Excursions will accept the first 20 participants.
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DAYS
DATES
EVENT
TIMES
FEES
4393
9/20
Dave & Buster’s
12-5pm
$35R/$40NR
4394
10/25
California’s Great
America
10am-6pm
$35R/$40NR
4395
11/15
Boomers
12-5pm
$35R/$40NR
4399
12/20
Ice Skating/Christmas on the Farm
1-8pm
$35R/$40NR
To view the complete Request For Proposals:
http://www.emeryville.org/busshelterart
or pick up a copy at the City of Emeryville,
1333 Park Avenue at Hollis
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday
DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 5, 2014 AT 5:00 P.M.
CAPOEIRA
CAPOEIRA
Capoeira (capo-AYE-rah) is an Afro-Brazilian
martial art that combines music, dance,
acrobatics and self-defense. Do to it’s African roots, music and songs accompanied
by percussion are an integral part of each
class. Capoeira gives you power, flexibility,
endurance and allows for self-discovery that builds your self-confidence. The challenge is within anyone’s reach regardless of age,
gender or athletic experience. Classes are available for kids ages 5-7
(capo-kids), 7-12 (young warriors) and teens/adults in the regular
capoeira class. Visit Malandro’s website at www.capoeirabayarea.com
for more information about Capoeira.
(add $5 to any fee for NR.)
CLASS#
AGES
DATES
DAYS
TIME
FEES
4359
13+
9/2-9/30
M, T, Th
S
6-8pm
10am-12pm
$65 1x/wk,
$70 2x/wk,
$80 3x/wk
$100 unlimited
4360
13+
10/210/30
M, T, Th
S
6-8pm
10am-12pm
$65 1x/wk,
$70 2x/wk,
$80 3x/wk
$100 unlimited
4361
13+
11/111/29
M, T, Th
S
6-8pm
10am-12pm
$65 1x/wk
$70 2x/wk
$80 3x/wk
$100 unlimited
4362
13+
12/112/30
M, T, Th
S
6-8pm
10am-12pm
$65 1x/wk,
$70 2x/wk
$80 3x/wk
$100 unlimited
Location: Senior Center-Upstairs | no class 11/11, 11/27, 12/25
YOUNG WARRIORS CLASS
The Young Warriors is a capoeira youth program focused on developing discipline, respect, body awareness, confidence and social skills
in a supportive and positive atmosphere. Capoeira is a community
based art form that welcomes everyone from all ethnicities, ages or
athletic ability.
(add $5 to any fee for NR.)
CLASS#
AGES
DATES
DAYS
TIME
FEES
4375
7-12
9/3-9/29
M, W
4-5:30pm
$60 1x/wk,
$65 2x/wk
4368
7-12
10/110/29
M, W
4-5:30pm
$60 1x/wk,
$65 2x/wk
4369
7-12
11/311/26
M, W
4-5:30pm
$60 1x/wk,
$65 2x/wk
4370
7-12
12/112/31
M, W
4-5:30pm
$60 1x/wk,
$65 2x/wk
Location: bridgecourt Room
“
It has been an amazing
journey watching my daughter
develop her discipline, physical
strength, balance, coordination
and self-esteem. I have also
sharpened my ability to relax,
handle stress, be flexible
and creative, learn from my
weaknesses, and have fun!
”
–A Long-Time Capoeira Parent and Participant
CAPO KIDS CLASS
The “Capo-Kids” program is geared towards children ages 5-7.
Children learn basic capoeira movements and music in a fun and
playful environment. The methodology used not only helps them
to develop basic attack and defense skills and increase coordination
of muscle groups, but it will also put them on a path to a mentally
strong and physically active lifestyle.
CLASS#
AGES
DATES
DAYS
TIME
FEES
4374
5-7
9/6-9/27
S
9-9:50am
$55R/$60NR
4364
5-7
10/4-10/2
S
9-9:50am
$55R/$60NR
4365
5-7
11/1-11/29
S
9-9:50am
$55R/$60NR
4366
5-7
12/6-12/27
S
9-9:50am
$55R/$60NR
Location: senior Center-Upstairs
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KUNG FU AND YOGA
LOOKING FOR YOUTH SPORTS
IN EMERYVILLE?
During the construction of the ECCL, the City of Emeryville
Community Services Department is happy to refer your family to
other sports leagues in the area. We look forward to offering new
programs when the ECCL Field opens to the public in 2016!
Youth Baseball:
NOLL (North Oakland Little League)
KAJUKENBO KUNG FU
Kajukenbo Kung Fu is an eclectic, modern
martial art founded in Hawaii in 1947. Kaj created as a new fighting
system that emphasized effective skills for self-defense within the
framework of graceful and powerful movement. The instructors are
Sifu Kate Hobbs (fifth degree black belt in the Gaylord Method of Kaj
Kung Fu) and assisted by third degree black belt Sifu Lynn Keslar and
first degree black belt Sifu Sam Mende-Wong.
www.nollsoll.com
Games are at Bushrod Park
5900 Shattuck Avenue, Oakland
Youth Softball:
Albany Berkeley Girls Softball League
http://www.abgsl.org/
Games held throughout Berkeley & Albany
Oakland Girls Softball League
http://www.ogsl.org/
Games held throughout Oakland
Youth Basketball:
OPEN TRAINING
Oakland Rebels Youth Basketball Club
Students enrolled in the family class are welcome to come into the
Hall during this hour to practice skills learned and review material
before the Family Class begins. Instructors will be available to support students during the open training period.
DATES
DAYS
TIME
FEES
9/16-12/27
S
9:00-10:00am
Included with
Family Class
www.oaklandrebels.org
Games are at Bushrod Recreation Center
590 59th Street, Oakland
Youth Soccer:
Albany Berkeley Soccer Club (ABSC)
Location: Senior Center
www.abscsoccer.com
Games held throughout Berkeley
Including Tom Bates Field
400 Gilman Street, Berkeley
East Bay United Soccer Club
www.eastbayunitedsoccer.org
Games are at Bushrod Park
5900 Shattuck Avenue, Oakland
FAMILY CLASS
10:00am-12:00pm
Open to family members of all ages, the class structure is built to
support brand new beginners as well as students who have a regular
Kajukenbo practice. The purpose of the class is to introduce families
to Kajukenbo, give them a chance to learn some basic self-defense
skills and offer the whole family a healthy start to their weekend.
The class includes conditioning, rigorous repetition of basic strikes
and blocks, and traditional forms practice. Students are guided
through a vibrant and vigorous warm-up for the first hour, then a
snack and water break, followed by specific Kajukenbo skills training.
CLASS #
DATES
DAYS
TIME
FEES
4371
9/16-12/27
S
10am-12pm
$5R/$10NR
Location: Senior Center
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Youth Football:
East Bay Flag Football
http://www.eastbayflag.com/
Games are at Oakland High School Football Field
1023 MacArthur Blvd, Oakland
Berkeley Junior Bears Football and Cheer
http://www.berkeleycaliforniajuniorbears.com/
Games at Oakland and East Bay
East Bay Warriors Football and Cheer
http://www.eastbaywarriors.org/
Games throughout Oakland and East Bay
ADULT ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS
YOGA FOR EVERYONE!
Practice the ancient art and science of yoga to increase engagement
with life and calm the mind. This class utilizes the wisdom of Inana,
Raja, Karma, and Bhatti Yoga to enhance our connection with ourselves and the world around us, increase clarity, and maximize our
pranic energy flow. Open to all levels; all bodies. Uncover your most
True Self through the practice of yoga!
CLASS #
DATES
DAYS
TIME
FEES
4372
9/3-12/17
W
7-8pm
Drop In $10
location: senior center upstairs room
WEEKLY COMMUNITY HOOP JAM
Hoop dance is all about fun, fitness, and connecting with others.
Get your hoop on every Monday night, make new friends, and be
a part of the larger hoop community. Whether you’re an experienced hooper looking to practice (and share) moves, or a beginning
hooper wanting a little help with the basics, this event is for you. You
don’t need experience, or even your own hoop to join us! We provide
adult-sized practice hoops for use, and music to get you moving.
Hoops are also available for purchase. Drop in fee: $5.
AGES
DATES
DAYS
TIMES
18+
9/8-12/15
M
7:30-8:30pm
Location: senior center main hall
DROP-IN BEGINNING HOOP DANCE
Intended for beginning and intermediate hoop dancers, this class
will keep you moving and “playing” in the hoop while learning and
integrating new skills and dance techniques. We start with the basics
and work towards developing a solid hoop foundation as we explore
our own unique dance styles. Hoops provided for class use. Drop in
fee: $5.
AGES
DATES
DAYS
TIMES
18+
9/8-12/15
M
7-7:30pm
Location: senior center main hall
Meet Your Instructor:
Tina Nicole
Woolsey
Tina Nicole is a certified 200 hour RYT through
Niroga Institute. Her mission is to alleviate suffering
and promote surrender to the infinite through the
practices of Raja Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, Karma Yoga, and
Jnana Yoga.
WALK · JOG · RUN EMERYVILLE
Join us for a free, fun and exciting all level exercise group.
Led by Charlandra Savage, a health coach and granddaughter of longtime Emeryville Councilmember Robert L Savage,
this is a group of neighbors who walk, jog, and/or run the
Emeryville Marina to make a positive impact on Emeryville.
All families, friends, children, and pets are welcome. Come
enjoy a nice evening getting to know the people in your
community as well as getting a jumpstart to living a healthy
active lifestyle.
AGES
DAYS
TIME
FEES
18+
W
7pm
free
Meet-up at Emeryville’s Marina Park
Kaye Anderson
Kaye Anderson, founder of Hoop Power, is a hoop-dance
teacher, mother to 3 girls, and Clinical Social Worker. She
discovered hoop-dance in 2007 and has been teaching
both adults and children since 2008. Kaye experiences
and teaches hoop-dance as a movement practice, with
never-ending potential for growth, as well as both a fun
and invigorating path to wellness. For more info, visit her
webpage at www.hoop-power.com.
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ADULT ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS
HOW TO CREATE YOUR PERSONAL
SUCCESS PLAYBOOK
Is there something that you yearn to do, but until now have only
been dreaming about? If you’re ready to transform a someday
project into action, this class may be for you. Too often we give up
too soon on the things that are important because we don’t have the
support and tools we need. Join us to experience the power of working together and learning how to use writing technique to coach
yourself to success. Working on a real project of your own choosing,
from learning a new skill to developing a new positive habit, you
will discover how to increase clarity, overcome procrastination, and
sustain progress.
CLASS #
DATES
DAYS
TIME
FEES
4377
10/07-10/28
T
7-9pm
$92R/$97NR
location: Recreation Center
Jennifer
Bradley, Ph.D.
Jennifer Bradley, Ph.D. specializes in helping professionals navigate career and work life transitions with more
ease and less stress. Her interest in journaling as a tool for
change grew from her own experience of the power of
personal writing to get unstuck and overcome obstacles to positive change. With Certificates in Journaling
Facilitation and Project Management she enjoys teaching
others how to use writing and project tools to create a
better life.
Lan Shaw
Lan worked overseas in international
business in the 1990s. After earning
her MBA in England in 1998, Lan
relocated to the Bay Area in 1999 as a
business consultant, working closely
with several Fortune 500 companies.
She now works at Edward Jones Investments, helping
individual investors work toward achieving their financial
goals. Lan is active in her community, serving on several
local Advisory Committees and volunteering for several
organizations, including the Emeryville Senior Center.
She also has taken cello lessons and has become a little
league baseball umpire.
FINANCIAL WORKSHOP: YOUR
SOURCE FOR FINANCIAL EDUCATION
This FREE educational course is designed to help individuals learn
more about investment terms and topics, develop a financial strategy, and plan for retirement. This is a very basic, objective, eighthour non-accredited adult education course. You don’t have to be
a financial expert to make sense of investing. You just need good
information and time proven strategies. That’s exactly what you will
get at our Financial Workshop.
EACH MEETING WILL FOCUS ON A SPECIFIC TOPIC:
• September 3rd: Foundations of Investing
• September 10th: Retirement by Design
• September 17th: Protecting What’s Important
• September 24th: Preparing Your Estate Plan
Class is free, but participants must pay an $8 materials fee (one time
for all classes).
AT OUR FINANCIAL WORKSHOP, YOU WILL LEARN:
• Key features of bonds, stocks, and mutual funds
• Steps you can take to prepare for retirement
• How insurance can help protect against unexpected
life events
• Basics of estate planning
CLASS #
DATES
DAYS
TIME
FEE
4390
9/3-9/24
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6-8pm
FREE
location: Recreation Center
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EMERYVILLE
Welcome to the Emeryville Senior Center! A welcoming, vibrant, and action filled center
for the 21st century for adults 50 years of age and older. This isn’t your boring, stale
senior center of olden times. With over 2,300 active members from Emeryville, Oakland,
and throughout the Bay Area enjoying the many special events, fitness classes, and our
popular excursions program, you’re sure to find something to keep smiling and healthy
every single day of the week!
Membership to the Emeryville Senior Center is only $10
per year. Take a look at what you can get for just $10
($20 for non-residents):
• Information and Referral
• Physical Fitness Classes
• Health Services
• 94608 Zip Code Area
Shuttle
• Meals on Wheels
• Daily Hot Lunches
• Taxi Ride Reimbursements
• Day and Overnight Trips
• Discount BART Tickets
• Discount East Bay
Paratransit Tickets
• Music, Theatrical, and
Sporting Events
• Wi-Fi and Computer Lab
• Health and Enrichment
Classes
• Tax Assistance
• Movies
• Billiards Room
• Arts and Crafts Classes
SEPTEMBER 12: PICNIC AT DOYLE HOLLIS
PARK
SEPTEMBER 22: ANNUAL FISHING TRIP
OCTOBER 3: OKTOBERFEST
OCTOBER 31: ANNUAL HALLOWEEN PARTY
LAST FRIDAY NIGHT CLUB
DECEMBER 5: HOLIDAY DECORATING PARTY
DECEMBER 12: HOLIDAY GALA AND RAFFLE
Emeryville Senior Center
4321 Salem Street Emeryville, CA 94608
510-596-3730
Monday-Friday:
9am
– 5pm
REGISTER
ONLINE
TODAY EMERVILLE.ORG/ACTIVENET
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EMERYVILLE SENIOR CENTER
SPECIAL EVENTS
INTERESTED IN THE THEATER?
The Center receives free tickets to other shows, including ballets,
concerts, and various other entertainment throughout the Bay area.
Tickets are available on a first come first serve basis and are available
to members only—so join the center today!
MONTHLY DINE AROUND
Meet for lunch at 12:15pm on the third Thursday of the month at a
local restaurant, or go out of town on the “Go Van Go” bus. You are
responsible for the price of your own meal and tip. Dates, times,
and locations for the Monthly Dine Around are listed in the monthly
“LINK.” Visit the Senior Center or
www.emeryville.org for more information.
DATES
PLACE
9/18
Spinnaker’s
10/16
Vega Paella
11/13
TBA
12/3
DVC Holiday Buffet
ART AND MUSEUM LOVERS GROUPS
Art and Museum trips are scheduled to take advantage of the best
and most exciting exhibits in the Bay Area. Trip fees include transportation and excursions are planned that coincide with the museum’s
FREE days as much as possible. There may be an additional charge
for special exhibit entrance, which will be included in the trip cost.
FRIDAY CLUB
The Friday Club continues to evolve into the “Hot Spot” in Emeryville.
The Friday Club is held every Friday, but once a month the club
enjoys a special line-up. These special days have included gumbo
cook-offs, outdoor picnics, Wii competitions, baking contests, casino
days, and much more.
FRIDAY “NIGHT” CLUB
Get out and enjoy the night life like you used to every Friday night!
Enjoy an evening of socializing with friends, playing the Wii, surfing
the web, playing board games, or just “hanging out”. Free refreshments and dinner options make this a perfect place to kick off the
weekend. Friday Night Club is from 5-8:30pm on the 4th Friday of
each month beginning May 23rd.
FRIDAY MOVIES
The center strives to provide the best entertainment and continues
to offer the most current movies, award-winning series, and documentaries. Movies are shown every Friday at 1:00pm. Our projection
system makes you feel like you are at the movies! While watching the
movie, enjoy popcorn, a drink or other treats courtesy of the center.
Don’t like our selection of movies? Please submit your suggestions
or volunteer to be one of our “Movie Critics” that select the movie
you feel other members would enjoy. Call the office to volunteer for
this fun position.
LINK UP!
Members of the Senior Center receive
our monthly newsletter the LINK, which
gives you up to date information about
activities and events at the center.
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SENIOR TRAVEL CLUB
Our popular travel club for older adults offers fun, casual day and
overnight trips. See the list on the right for our fall adventures.
EXCURSIONS FOR SENIORS:
Important Information:
September TRIPS
Most trips depart from the Emeryville Senior Center, 4321 Salem
Street, Emeryville.
Santa Cruz Follies
Fishing Trip
Rooftop Gardens
Trips are escorted by dependable trip escorts or staff.
Fees are due in full at time of registration. Checks payable to the City
of Emeryville. We also accept Visa, Mastercard and American Express.
Trip fees include transportation.
Transportation is provided by our
22-passenger bus or charter buses,
depending on the number of registrations.
This is Just
a Preview of
a Few of Our Great
Trips. For a Full Trips
List, Join The Center
Today!
October TRIPS:
Fleet Week
Apple Hill
Ashland Shakespeare Festival (3 nights)
November TRIPS:
Fees may be required for entrance and/or lunch on some scheduled
trips, which you will pay directly to the vendor.
Cancellation Policy – Trip refunds will be considered only with a ten
(10) business day prior notice to the departure date or if a replacement can be found. Some exceptions may apply at the discretion of
the Adult Services Supervisor or Youth and Adult Services Manager.
Dates and trips may change so please join the center
to get the most current and updated information on
trips and events from our Newsletter.
Ralston House
December TRIPS:
SF Holiday Lights Tour
Dunsmuir House
Finocchio’s
ACT: A Christmas Carol
DVC Holiday Buffet
EMBRACE - EXPERIENCE - ENJOY!
Do you dream of exploring the World or maybe seeing more of the United States? What
are you waiting for? Travel enriches your life forever! Your perspective is broadened,
your senses are awakened, and your spirit is renewed. You know you deserve it! Join us
for an engaging, color slide-show-video presentation that is sure to peak your interests!!
We will be featuring “Guided Group Tours” with our respected travel partner, Collette Vacations. Everything has been preplanned for you to ensure a worry-free, exciting & memorable travel experience.
Take advance of early booking discounts when you book 6 months
in advance!
Discover Panama – 1/15/ 2015
Southern Charm – 4/12/2015
Best of Eastern Canada – 7/12/2015
Colorado Rockies – 9/19/2015
Spain’s Classics – 3/6/2015
America’s National Parks – 6/23/2015
Central/Eastern Europe – 9/4/2015
Stop by the Center to pick-up a color brochure with complete day-by-day itineraries or
call to have one mailed to you.
For information and reservations please call: Deborah Neal, Group Tour Coordinator @
510-499-5900.
SAVE
THE
DATE!
FREE TRAVEL SLIDESHOW
PRESENTATION
Wednesday, July 23rd, 2014
@ 1:30pm
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TRANSPORTATION: GETTING
AROUND THE BAY AREA
MEASURE B TRANSPORTATION
PROGRAMS: 8-TO-GO SHUTTLE
AND TAXI REIMBURSEMENT
PRESENTATIONS
Join us for one of these presentations if you are new to the program,
need assistance filling out applications, or require assistance with
reimbursement paperwork. This program is funded by the Alameda
County Transportation Commission through Measure B funds.
The next informational meetings will be held:
DATES
DAYS
TIMES
6/18
W
1pm
8/6
W
10am
BART TICKETS
Discount tickets for adults age 65 and older.
$9.00 for $24.00 worth of rides. We now also carry discounted tickets
for people under the age of 65 with disabilities.
EAST BAY PARATRANSIT TICKETS
Available to Emeryville Residents only. Must meet eligibility
requirements. Assistance is available with applications for East Bay
Paratransit ADA rides.
AARP 55 ALIVE DRIVER
CERTIFICATION COURSES
8-Hour Certification Class and 4-Hour Refresher Class
AARP driving classes provide a comfortable setting for older adults
(ages 50 and older) to help protect you and improve the roads for
everyone. Participants who complete the course earn a certificate and
may be eligible for a discount on their car insurance. Advanced registration required. Call the Center at 510-596-3730 to reserve a space.
Fees: $12 AARP Members / $14 non-AARP Members.
8-HOUR CERTIFICATION COURSE
DATES
TIMES
9/18 & 9/25
12:15-4:30pm
11/13 & 11/20
12:15-4:30pm
4-HOUR REFRESHER COURSE
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DATES
TIMES
10/30
12:15-4:30pm
12/18
12:15-4:30pm
8-TO-GO ON-DEMAND SHUTTLE SERVICE
Transportation for Seniors and People with Disabilities
in Emeryville and Oakland
ONLY $1 PER RIDE!
WHAT IS ‘8-TO-GO’?
The ‘8-To-Go’ is an on-demand shuttle service for everyone ages
60+, or people ages 18-59 who have a disability, living in the 94608
zip code area. Once enrolled in the program, users just place a call
to set-up your travel itinerary and location, it’s that simple! Travel is
limited to locations to and from the 94608 zip code area (which is
all of Emeryville and portions of North and West Oakland including
MacArthur BART, Kaiser, Sutter and more).
WHY SHOULD I USE ‘8-TO-GO’?
This service is intended to help seniors and people with disabilities
travel within the local 94608 area. Whether it’s a trip to the senior
center, grocery store, favorite restaurant, medical appointment, or
religious services, ‘8-To-Go’ will provide the personalized service and
attentiveness not found in other transportation services.
HOW DO I FIND MORE INFO OR SIGN-UP FOR IT?
Contact the Emeryville Senior Center by phone
(510-596-3730), visit us online (www.emeryville.org) or in-person
(4321 Salem Street, Emeryville) to fill out an ‘8-To-Go’ application
and receive the rider’s guide. Once confirmed in our system, you will
receive the direct reservation line that enables you to start using
‘8-To-Go’ at your leisure!
THE ‘8-TO-GO’ SHUTTLE SERVICE IS BROUGHT
TO YOU BY:
• City of Emeryville
• Emeryville Transportation Management Assoc.
• Alameda County Transportation Commission:
Your Measure B tax dollars at work!
CLASSES AT THE SENIOR CENTER
Have an idea for a new class or instructor not in our current class lineup? Are you interested in sharing your skill or talent at the senior center?
Contact Adult Services Supervisor Brad Helfenberger at 510-596-3779, bhelfenberger@emeryville.org or let one of our center staff know in person!
MONDAY
TIME
CLASS
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
9:00am
Beginning Computer Class
Peter & Sharon Lee
Free for ESC members
9:00 - 10:00am
Tai Chi
Judy Jamerson
10:00 - 11:30am
Coffee and Current Events
Gene Weinstein
10:15 - 11:15am
NIA (Non Impact Aerobics)
Angie Spector
10:30 - 11:30am
Physical Fitness
Geraldine Washington
11:15am - 12:15pm
Pilates
Angie Spector
1:00 - 2:30pm
Posture Oriented Wellness (POW)
Amy Aldrich
1:00 - 2:00pm
Anti-Aging Class
Juanita Oribello
1:00 - 3:00pm
Bingo
Dottie Wieland/T.J. Bowen
$3.50 for 3 cards, 10 games and Blackout
9:00 - 10:00am
Light Weight Training
Helen Vaughn
1:30pm–2:30pm
Beginning Tap Dance
Bruce Biada
10:30 - 11:30am
Zumba
Helen Vaughn
Free for ESC memebers
2:30pm–3:30pm
Intermediate Tap Dance
Bruce Biada
11:30am - 12:30pm
Guitar/Folk Singing
Terry Lee
Free for ESC Members
12:15-1:15pm
Restorative Pilates
Isabelita Papa
Free for ESC Member
1:00 - 3:00pm
Mah-Jong
Terry Lee
1:30-3:30
Chinese Dance
Julia Zhang
11:00am- 12:00pm
Chair Yoga
Sally Maxwell
Free for ESC Member
9:00 - 10:00am
Yoga
Sally Maxwell
9:00 - 10:30am
Beginning Line Dancing
Novella Peterson
Small donations accepted
10:30am - 12:00pm
Soul Line Dancing
Ray Johnson
Small donations accepted
10:15 - 11:15am
Zumba Gold
Isabelita Papa
11:15am-12:15pm
Qi Gong
Isabelita Papa
12:15 - 3:00pm
Painting and Drawing
Marjorie Wagner
9:00 - 10:00am
Light Weight Training
Geraldine Washington
9:00 - 11:00am
Cooking Round the World (2x/mth)
Mindy Myers
10:15 - 11:30am
Rosen Method Movement Class
Stephanie Peters
1:00 - 3:00pm
Knitting & Crochet Classes
Kim Huhta
1:30 - 3:30pm
Quilting & Sewing
Sandy Newman
9:00-11:00am
Beginning Tai Chi & Alexander Technique
Ann Koo
1:00 - 2:30pm
Beginning Argentine Tango Dance
Ivan Shvarts
2:00-3:00pm
Dayan Qi Gong
Susan Carpendale
2:30 - 4:00pm
Practical Tango
Ivan Shvarts
TUESDAY
ALL CLASSES
ARE HELD AT
THE SENIOR
CENTER
Classes are partially
funded by Alameda
Agency on Aging.
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
UNDER 50?
YOU CAN STILL
ENJOY THESE
CLASSES FOR
A $7 PER
CLASS FEE.
FRIDAY
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CONTINUING SERVICES
CONNECTIONS
BLOOD PRESSURE
CHECK-UPS
The Alameda County Fire Department visits the
Senior Center every first and third Friday of the
month at 11:30 a.m. to check your blood pressure
(and they maintain records for comparison).
HEALTH CHECK UP
AND FOOT CARE
DATES
DAYS
TIMES
DESCRIPTION
10/20
M
9-11am
Flu Shots
12/22
M
9-11am
FINANCIAL ADVISING
Do you need help managing your retirement finances? Lan
Shaw, a financial advisor with Edward Jones, offers free
financial advising on the third Friday of each month from
10am-12pm. Walk-ins are welcome, no need to make an
appointment.
• Newsletter Assembly – Third Tuesday of the month,
9:30-11:30am
• Brown Bag Program – First and third Thursday of
the month, 8:00-9:30am
• Meals-on-Wheels Delivery –
Every weekday, 11:00am-1:00pm
HEALTH INSURANCE COUNSELING
AND ADVOCACY PROGRAM (HICAP)
Unbiased assistance and information on long term care, Medicare,
supplements to Medicare and HMOS. Offered every third Tuesday of
the month by Legal Assistance for Seniors’ HICAP volunteer, Paul Lee.
Please call the center at 510-596-3730 for an appointment.
HOME DELIVERED MEALS
A geriatric nurse practitioner from the 60+ Health Center
provides bimonthly foot care, diet and medication review, and
blood pressure checks at the Senior Center. Free for members.
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Information and referral to help older adults and their families meet
their needs by accessing community resources and professional
services, assistance with senior housing, renter/homeowner tax
refunds, referrals for housekeeping, financial advice, food stamp information, shopping and escort services, complaint resolution, forms
and documents; long-term care planning, including pre-placement
assessment. For more information, please call 510-596-3779.
For home-bound older persons, 60 and over residing in Emeryville.
Monday-Friday and weekends by special arrangement. Suggested
donation of $3.00 per meal. For more information, call 510-596-4309.
EMERYVILLE TRI-CITY CAFÉ
HOT LUNCH PROGRAM
The center offers a hot pre-packaged meal daily in our main auditorium. The meals are provided by Nutrition Solutions focusing on using
low fat and sodium ingredients. This is a self serve lunch which runs
Monday–Friday, 11:45am-12:15pm. Suggested Donation for the meal
is $3.00 for adults 60 years and over and $5.00 if under 60. You must
fill out an application form to participate in addition to the Senior
Center Membership form.
• We are also seeking skilled Teachers, Special Event
Assistance, Trip Escorts, and Greeters/ Orientation
Providers!
If you can help or you would like more
information on volunteering, please call
510-596-3730 today!
SPECIAL EVENTS
E’VILLES DINNER AND A MOVIE SERIES
FREE!
It’s back by popular demand! Grab your sleeping bags, bean bags, lawn chairs, a group of friends,
Mom or Dad and join us under the stars for The City of Emeryville’s 2nd Fall Dinner and a Movie
Series! Not only enjoy a FREE movie in Emeryville’s most popular park, but fill up your tummy with
our yummy food vendors! The Fall Dinner and a Movie Series will take place on the following
Saturday Nights:
• Saturday, September 6th
Where: Doyle Hollis Park
Time: The event will start at 7:30pm, and movies will start at dusk.
FREE!
NEW! VOLUNTEER!
MAKE A DIFFERENCE DAY
Join the City of Emeryville as we Make a Difference. In celebration of Make a Difference Day,
Emeryville will be organizing special volunteer opportunities for YOU to make a difference in your
community! We will be organizing outdoor volunteer projects for the whole family, come outside,
meet your neighbors, enjoy the sun and give back to you community
When: Saturday, October 25th
Where: Various Locations
Time: 12pm-4pm
Ages: All ages
FREE!
For more information or to sign up to volunteer please contact Roselle Loudon, at 510-96-4353 or
rloudon@emeryville.org
HARVEST IN THE PARK
The City of Emeryville invites you to join us at Doyle Hollis Park for a family day of celebration and
play. You’ll be able to enjoy bubbles, face painting, arts and crafts, games and more! Don’t forget
to wear your costume!
When: Sunday, October 26th
Time: 1p-4pm
FREE!
SAVE THE DATE!
HOLIDAY TREE LIGHTING CEREMONY AND PARADE!
Celebrate the season with your family friends and greater Emeryville community as we ring the
holidays with musical performances, community sing a longs, arts and crafts, yummies for your
tummies and a good old fashion community parade!
When: Friday, December 5, 2014
Where: Parade from Park Avenue Plaza to City Hall
Time: 6pm-8pm
Are you interested in getting involved in the City of Emeryville’s Holiday parade?!
Contact Roselle Loudon at 510-596-4353 or rloudon@emeryville.org
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CITY PUBLIC ART
EXPLORE ART IN PUBLIC PLACES
The Art in Public Places Bike Map features 30 of the over 110 public art works developed under the City’s Art in
Public Places Program as well as the newly constructed Bay Bridge Path. The pocket sized Art in Public Places Walking Map (without bike routes) is available from cafes and city facilities throughout Emeryville or online at www.
emeryville.org/publicartmap For the Art in Public Places Bike Map or a complete inventory of the City’s publicly
installed art work go to www.emeryville.org/publicart and click on See the Arts!
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CITY PUBLIC ART
TO ACCESS THE
POCKET GUIDE:
www.emeryville.org/
PublicArt
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Are you looking for an indoor facility
to host your next baby shower,
birthday party, or board meeting?
The City of Emeryville has four indoor facilities that
are available to reserve exclusively for your special
occasion, gathering, or event:
The Bridgecourt Room
Located at 3990 Harlan Street, is perfect for hosting a board
meeting, a small gathering, or even an instructional class.
The Bridgecourt Room has an urban loft vibe with amenities
that include; a seating capacity of up to 40 people, a wet bar/
kitchen area, bathroom, and free Wi-Fi. This room also comes
equipped with a projection screen and tables/chairs.
Emeryville Senior Center has a wonderful art deco design
from the 1930’s that makes it an ideal venue for private
parties, receptions, weddings and community functions. Our
main hall has vaulted ceilings, hardwood flooring and can
host up to 250 people. The Senior Center comes equipped
with a stage, P.A. and sound system, tables and chairs and
much more. If our main hall is too large for your event, our
upstairs room is perfect for hosting smaller functions. Any
room in the center is even available for weekday evening
and weekend rentals!
Emeryville Child Development Center
Looking for a safe, fun, and very family-friendly facility? The
Emeryville Child Development Center, located at 1220
53rd Street, is the perfect location! You will have access to
an industrial sized catering kitchen, a 100-person capacity
multi-purpose room with a connected outdoor courtyard and
a brand new, secure tot lot with playground. You can’t find a
better location than this kid-friendly and safe environment.
Recreation Center
The newly constructed Recreation Center, located at 4300 San
Pablo Avenue, is perfect for children’s birthday parties, trainings with break out rooms, meetings, and any type of shower.
The Rec is equipped with projector and projector screens as
well as TV’s in every room! With six conference style rooms for
break out sessions, the Recreation Center can hold up to 100
seated guests in its largest room.
For more information regarding our wonderful indoor facility rentals, you may visit our website to download
an application at www.emeryville.org/eventrentals or contact Rental and Events Coordinator Roselle
Loudon at rloudon@emeryville.org or (510)-596-4353.
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Why should I become a member of
the Senior Center?
Why should I pre-register for activities?
Almost all activities require pre-registration. Without pre-registration,
our staff will not be able to have the correct supervision or supplies
to make sure you have a great experience. Note: A few of our community/special events and senior activities do not require pre-registration. These will be noted in the activity/event description.
There are four (4) ways to register for activities/events in
Emeryville:
ON-LINE
Please visit www.emeryville.org/activenet to register for almost any
program! ActiveNet requires immediate payment, so make sure to
have your debit/credit card or electronic check handy. Avoid wasting
gas, paper, and time waiting in line…register online today!
WALK-IN
Register in-person weekdays at the Recreation Center (9:00am6:00pm) or Veteran’s Memorial/Senior Center (9:00am-5:00pm) for
almost every activity and event. Be sure to bring your checkbook or
credit/debit card too, fees are due in full to register for a program.
If you also want to save time, please download a registration form
from http://www.emeryville.org and pre-fill all of the activity information before you arrive.
FAX
Pick up or download a registration form and fax it to 510-596-4339
for youth/adult activities/events or 510-652-0933 for senior activities/events. Faxed registrations require full payment by credit/debit
cards only.
MAIL
Cut out the registration form on the inside of the back cover, complete the registration form and sign the waiver, and mail the form
with full payment to the Recreation Center, 4300 San Pablo Avenue
for Youth Classes or the Senior Center, 4321 Salem Street for Adult/
Senior Classes (both address are Emeryville, CA 94608).
X
How do I register for youth, adult, and
senior activities/events?
Membership is only $10 for residents, $20 for non-residents, and
entitles you to enjoy the many activities, events, and trips organized
by the Senior Center. Members also receive ‘The LINK’, a monthly
newsletter that gives up-to-date information that impacts seniors.
Membership is open to residents and non-residents alike, so stop by
the Senior Center to fill out the form or download it at http://www.
emeryville.org/seniorcenter.
How do I register for infant and
toddler/child development center
activities?
The Emeryville Child Development Center (ECDC) only accepts walkin registrations due to eligibility constraints. Eligibility for enrollment
into ECDC programs is limited to families who live in Emeryville,
work in Emeryville, or live with the 94608 zip code area of Oakland.
Be prepared to fill out an application form when you visit and sign
up for the monthly tour of the programs and facility. Please call the
ECDC with any questions at 510-596-4343.
Why was the activity canceled or
rescheduled?
Due to low enrollment, instructor emergencies, weather conditions,
or many other reasons, a class may be cancelled or rescheduled
at any time. Staff attempts to limit these occurrences, but they are
bound to happen. If an activity is cancelled or rescheduled, you will
have the opportunity to join a rescheduled activity, join a different
activity, or receive a full refund. Please allow four to six weeks for
cash or check refunds to be processed. We sincerely apologize in
advance for any inconvenience this may cause.
Where are the activities located?
Activity locations are listed in each activity description.
The addresses for these locations are as follows:
Veteran’s Memorial (Senior Center):
4321 Salem Street
Recreation Center: 4300 San Pablo Avenue
Bridgecourt Room: 3990 Harlan Street
Child Development Center: 1220 53rd Street
Who should I make checks payable to?
Please make all checks payable to: The City of Emeryville.
What credit cards do you accept?
Visa, Mastercard, and American Express.
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3839 Emery Street
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REGISTRATION
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EMERYVILLE COMMUNITY SERVICES PROGRAMS REGISTRATION FORM
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(Payable to City of Emeryville)
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Mastercard
AmEx
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1. THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY RELEASES, WAIVES, DISCHARGES
AND COVENANTS NOT TO SUE THE CITY OF EMERYVILLE, ITS EMPLOYEES, OFFICERS AND AGENTS (hereinafter referred to as “Releasees”) from all liability to the undersigned, his or her personal
representatives, assigns, heirs, and next of kin for any loss, damage,
or claim therefore on account of injury to the person or property of
the undersigned, whether caused by any negligent act or omission,
including gross negligence and/or willful disregard, of the Releasees
or otherwise while the undersigned is participating in the City activity or using any City facilities in connection with such activity.
2. THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY AGREES TO INDEMNIFY AND HOLD
HARMLESS the Releasees from all liability, claims, demands, causes
of action, charges, expenses, and attorney fees (including attorney
fees to establish the releasee’s right to indemnity or incurred on
appeal) resulting from involvement in this activity whether caused
by any negligent act or omission of the release or otherwise.
3. THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY ASSUMES AND ACCEPTS FULL
RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY AND ALL LOSS, BODILY INJURY, DEATH
OR PROPERTY DAMAGE while upon City property or participating
in the activity or using any City facilities and equipment whether
caused by any negligent act or omission of Releasees or otherwise.
The undersigned expressly agrees that the foregoing release and
waiver, indemnity agreement and assumption of risk are intended
to be as broad and inclusive as permitted by California law and that
if any portion thereof be held invalid, notwithstanding, the balance
shall continue in full legal force and effect.
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I hereby acknowledge that I have read the foregoing and that I
am aware of the legal consequences of this agreement, including
that it prevents me from suing the City or its employees, agents,
or officers if I am injured or damaged for any reason because of
participation in this activity. I further acknowledge that no oral representations, statements or inducements have been made to me.
IF THE PARTICIPANT IS A MINOR, I hereby warrant that I am the
legal guardian or custodial parent of:
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Who is a minor, and agree on my own behalf and said minor’s
behalf to the terms and conditions of the foregoing agreement.
Signature Required: ........................................................................
Date: .................................................................................
(Participant signature or Parent/Guardian if under 18 years old)
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PHOTO RELEASE: I acknowledge that the City of Emeryville
takes photographs and videotapes of its activities and events
for publicity purposes and authorize the use of my image or
my child’s image by the City for such purposes. I understand
I will not be compensated for use of such photos or videos.
EMERYVILLE
EMERYVILLECITY
UPGRADES
NEWS
ACCESSIBILITY GRANTS FOR RENTERS & HOMEOWNERS
The City of Emeryville offers Accessibility Grants to residences occupied by disabled low income owners and
tenants who require accessibility modifications. The maximum grant amount is $10,000 for qualified households. The work performed includes only those items necessary to ensure accessibility to the residence. Rental
owners must agree to any modifications for their tenants and agree to continue to rent the unit at affordable
levels. The applicants’ household income must not exceed low income limits as defined by the U.S. Department
of Housing and Urban Development. For more information, please visit the Accessibility Grants webpage at
www.emeryville.org/accessgrants or contact the program manager, Catherine Firpo, at cfirpo@emeryville.org
or 510-596-4354.
2014 Low Income Household Income Limits:
PERSONS IN HOUSEHOLD
1
2
3
4
Low Income
$47,350
$54,100
$60,850
$67,600
(80% of the Area Median Income)
LOOKING FOR DOWN PAYMENT
ASSISTANCE TO PURCHASE A MARKET
RATE HOME IN EMERYVILLE?
The City of Emeryville has two down payment assistance programs to assist income-eligible, first-time homebuyers to purchase
market-rate units in Emeryville through “silent” second mortgages. These low-interest, deferred-payment second mortgages can be
used to reduce the amount needed to borrow from a primary mortgage lender, reducing monthly mortgage costs.
The two programs are CalHome, available to low-income or below households, and the First Time Homebuyer Loan (FTHB) program,
available to households earning at or below moderate income. The table below summarizes the programs:
CalHome
First Time Homebuyer Loan
Interest Rate
3%
75% of first mortgage interest rate
Loan Amount
Up to $58,000
Average $50,000
Income Limits
by Household Size
Low-Income or Below
Moderate Income or Below
1 person
$47,350
$78,550
2 person
$54,100
$89,750
3 person
$60,850
$101,000
4 person
$67,600
$112,200
In either program, the borrower must make at least a 3 percent down payment and occupy the unit as a primary residence during
the duration of the loan term. The loan is due upon sale, transfer, when the unit ceases to be owner-occupied, or in 30 years, whichever comes first.
The City currently has over $1.5 million available in funding for the CalHome program and $150,000 available in the FTHB program.
For more information on these programs please contact Michelle De Guzman, Community Economic Development Coordinator, at
(510) 596-4357 or mdeguzman@emeryville.org.
EMERYVILLE CITY HALL · 1333 PARK AVENUE · 510-596-4300 · WWW.EMERYVILLE.ORG
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EMERYVILLE CITY NEWS
Emeryville’s Coastal Clean Up
is Saturday, September 20th,
9:00am-12noon
An astounding 648,015 volunteers in 92 countries picked up more than 12.3 million pounds
of trash in the 2013 International Coastal Cleanup. Join your community on Saturday, September 21st at 9:00am to help keep the Emeryville shoreline free and clear of debris.
The clean up will be headquartered at 2333 Powell Street (next to the Fire Station) and lasts until about noon. Local Emeryville businesses
support us every year by donating great refreshments and raffle prizes for volunteers.
Help minimize our event waste too! Bring your own re-usable collection bags or buckets, gloves and filled refillable water bottles, and coffee
mugs. Wear sturdy shoes, sunscreen, and a hat (and be prepared for changing weather on the shore). If you have one, bring a garden cultivator
hand “claw” to help dig up debris too. For more information on the international and national coastal clean up efforts, visit http://www.coastal.
ca.gov/publiced/ccd/ccd.html; and for more information on Emeryville’s clean up, visit: http://emeryville.org/coastalcleanup.
To help with set-up/clean-up, donate items to the volunteers, or if you require an ADA reasonable accommodation to participate in this event,
contact Marcy Greenhut at 510-596-3795 or mgreenhut@emeryville.org An accessible parking area and a wheelchair friendly portable toilet
will be on site. We look forward to seeing you!
Temescal Creek Community Garden Now
Operating at 1042 48th Street, Emeryville, CA
In 2008, the Emeryville Redevelopment Agency acquired a small residential parcel at 1042 48th Street right on the Emeryville/
Oakland border. The site was planned for the “48th Street Community Garden” but development was delayed by the elimination of the Emeryville Redevelopment Agency in 2011. Despite this delay remediation and backfill of the site was completed
in 2012 and property issues were addressed in 2013. Finally this year the former agency funding was dedicated to the site for
the construction of the garden. In May, contractors provided water service and improved sidewalk access to the site. This summer contractors built the fence and a beautiful custom gate adorning the front of the garden. With more than 20 new beds
including ADA accessible sites, the garden has state of the art irrigation, compost, and a rain barrel plus an ADA accessible tool
shed. It has been a long time coming, making the fruit all the more sweet !
Emeryville Community Organic Gardens (ECOG, operators of the Doyle Street and Big Daddy Gardens) managed the garden’s
development and are managing the garden operations. They christened it Temescal Creek Garden upon construction noting
the fact that 48th street runs both north/south and east west can be quite disorienting to those navigating to the garden
(found directly west of Temescal Creek Park – following the creek’s original alignment). ECOG partnered with Star Apple, a
landscape design-build firm known for work at the City Slickers Farm in West Oakland and work with Richmond schools for the
site development. Look for community announcements celebrating the opening of this new delightful garden spot.
Before opening, the site had a waiting list, so be sure to contact garden manager Katrine Benninger at (510) 652-6459 or
katrine@kbldesign.net if you are interested in participating in the garden.
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CITY OF EMERYVILLE · FALL 2014 CITY NEWS
Update on Development Proposals
CHRISTIE PARK EXPANSION
The Planning Commission held a study session on plans for an expansion of the Christie Avenue
Park at 5959 Shellmound Street in July. Expansion of Christie Park is part of the Marketplace
Planned Unit Development, which includes a grocery store and other retail on the former United
Theater site and Public Market parking lot.
HYATT PLACE HOTEL AT BAY STREET
The Planning Commission unanimously approved a six story, 171-room Hyatt Place hotel to be
constructed on an unbuilt portion of Bay Street Site A at 5700 Bay Street, north of the existing Bay
Street Center. The Commission modified and added several conditions of approval related to design
and transportation.
3900 ADELINE RESIDENTIAL PROJECT
The Building Division is currently processing a building permit application for 4-story residential
development on Adeline Street between 39th Street and Yerba Buena Avenue. Construction is expected to begin in late summer. The new building will be grouped around a podium-style plaza and
will accommodate 101 units of housing situated over a parking structure and café.
3706 SAN PABLO AVENUE (STAR INTERSECTION)
The trucks at 3706 San Pablo Avenue will first be staging construction for the adjacent Public Work’s
project at the Star Intersection ,including pedestrian and cyclist crossing improvements (funded
by the Metropolitan Transportation Commission under Regional Measure 2) then contaminated
soils will be removed and trucked to off-site landfills to prepare the site for an 86 unit affordable
housing project.
THE INTERSECTION APARTMENTS ON “MAZ” SITE
The Planning Commission approved a proposal to reuse an existing 25,000 square foot building for
commercial uses and to construct a new 105-unit rental apartment building and parking structure
on the existing surface parking lot, on the site of the “Maz” building AT 3800 San Pablo Avenue.
Construction is expected to begin in late summer.
NEW SHELL STATION TO INCLUDE A CONVENIENCE STORE
You may have noticed activity at the northwest corner of Frontage Road and Powell Street. The old
Shell gas station has been removed, making way for an updated Shell gas station that will include a
new 2,500 square foot convenience store, ten pumping stations, a car wash, and new landscaping.
Additionally, the new gas station will provide amenities for bicyclists and pedestrians: the corner
area will feature wide sidewalks, a bench, a bike fix-it station and a Bay Trail information kiosk. Once
completed, these new features will help serve Bay Trail users coming and going from Emeryville!
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New, Fun Places to Go in Emeryville
BULLSEYE GLASS
Bullseye Glass kiln-glass center has
opened at 4514 Hollis Street. They sell
materials and tools to create art glass,
as well as featuring local and international artists’ work in their gallery. After
taking one of their classes, patrons are
free to use their studio space. Why is
Emeryville so great for such creative
pursuits? Camille from Bullseye Glass
says, “I love the restorative quality of
Emeryville. We are in this beautiful
old building and I love that we are
surrounded by all these other smart,
creative, professional companies.” A
schedule of classes can be found at:
http://www.bullseyeglass.com/
COMMONWEALTH
MICROPUB
Commonwealth Micropub has been
approved to relocate to 3986 Adeline
Street, the former location of Cafe Biere.
They have applied for permits to install
a sidewalk café and Emeryville’s first
bike corral. Bike corrals are on-street
bicycle racks placed in the parking lane
on the roadway. Approximately 8-12
bikes can be parked in one car space.
If you are a business owner and would
like to apply for such a permit, please
go to http://emeryville.org/DocumentCenter/View/6402 or call Sara Billing at
596-4362.
BROKEN RACK RELOCATED
Broken Rack billiard hall and bar
has been approved by the Planning
Commission to relocate from Public
Market to a 10,260 square foot building
at 5768 Peladeau Street. The back door
will eventually have a patio on the
future Greenway segment between
Powell Street and Stanford Avenue.
The Broken Rack is currently renovating
the new space.
Transit Study Draft Out Soon
A draft Emeryville-Berkeley-Oakland Transit Study (EBOTS) will be available
sometime in September. It will be discussed at three meetings at Emeryville’s
Old Town Hall, located at 1333 Park Avenue at Hollis Street:
Transportation Committee, September 23, 9:00am,
Garden Level
Planning Commission, October 2, 6:30pm Council Chambers
City Council, October 21, 7:15pm Council Chambers
The draft report will reflect comments from community workshops in May, along with survey results and comments from the EBOTS Policy
Advisory Committee, AC Transit Board, Berkeley Transportation Commission, Oakland Community Economic Development Committee, and
Emeryville Planning Commission, Transportation Committee and City Council. The study is funded by a grant from the Federal Transit Agency
through Caltrans. For more information and to comment on the draft report, please go to http://www.emeryville.org/ebots or contact Diana
Keena at dkeena@emeryville.org or 510-596-4335.
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REBUILDING TOGETHER
EAST BAY-NORTH
Rebuilding Together East Bay-North
(RTEBN) provides free critical home
repairs and safety modifications for
low-income seniors, homeowners with
disabilities, and veterans in Berkeley,
Albany, Emeryville and Richmond.
Seniors and Homeowners with Disabilities:
Do You Need Home Repairs?
Basic home maintenance
· Repair doors and locks
Safety improvements:
· Install smoke and CO detectors
· Install grab bars
Improve accessibility
· Repair broken steps
Volunteers and Volunteer Groups:
Do you need an upcoming project?
•Organize areas of home with high
tripping hazards
•Install handrails and grab bars
•Improve electrical and plumbing systems
•Painting
•General Landscaping
•General cleaning of designated areas
For more information please feel free to contact Marie Hubbard at (510) 644-8979 ext. 103
or e-mail her at marie@rtebn.org
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Bike Emeryville and
Beyond This Fall!
Fall is a great time to bike in Emeryville and the
Greater Bay Area. The weather is usually reliably
warm into the evening and there are numerous organized rides, trails and routes to make your cycling
experience easy, convenient and fun. Here are some
tips and tricks to get you on two wheels more often
for fun, camping, commuting, or both!
1 Find an organized group or bike club to join or ride with:
· Bay Area Bikes:
http://www.bayareabikes.org/content/bay-area-bicycle-clubs
· Meetup.com: http://www.meetup.com/BayAreaCycling/
2 Take a class to improve your skills with
Bike East Bay:
· Bike East Bay (formerly East Bay Bicycling Coalition) offers free classes and events for you and your children. Urban riding, nighttime
safety, and many more topics are covered by expert cyclists. Find
out more at http://bikeeastbay.org
3 Tents + Bikes + East Bay Regional Parks =
Bike-ation!
· Fall is also a great time for camping as campsites are less busy...
and you can bike to several regional parks to make it a car free bike
vacation! East Bay Regional Park’s camping website is a great place
to start: http://www.ebparks.org/activities/camping/
4 Help improve biking in Emeryville
· Did you know Emeryvillle has an official committee that helps plan
and promote biking (and pedestrian) use?
Come to a meeting or email input to help make Emeryville a safer,
more enjoyable place to bike or walk:
http://emeryville.org/bikepedcommittee
5 You love to ride trails, not pavement
· We have a group dedicated to trail riding in the area! Find great
trails to ride or get involved improving trails with the Bicycle Trails
Council of the East Bay: http://www.btceb.org/
· You can be on the East Bay Regional Park District (EBRPD) Volunteer
Bicycle Patrol! Like park Ombudsman on bike! One of five patrol
groups in the Volunteer Trail Safety Patrol of the EBRPD, riding the
trails to engage with other Trail cyclists, providing education and
safety advice, and to encourage cyclist to follow District rules governing bicycle use on District lands.
Find out more at http://parkpatrol.org/vbp/index.htm
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New ‘Skate Spot’ Coming to Emeryville
in 2015
Work is slated to begin late 2014 on a new skate spot behind (west of ) the shopping center on San Pablo Avenue between
Park Avenue and 45th Street (ie: Joseph Emery Park). The project will be funded by the East Bay Regional Park District’s
Measure WW bond funds and the Tony Hawk Foundation (which awarded the City a $10,000 grant towards the construction
of the project). The skate park was greatly influenced and designed by the local skate boarders in Emeryville and nearby
Oakland, so a big thanks for those who care out to design your own park! You can view the Joseph Emery Park Skate Spot
Conceptual Plan video at: www.emeryville.org/skateparkplan.
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Prevent Identity Theft in E’ville
Identity theft is on the rise and with the large amount of retail stores in Emeryville, thieves
come from far and wide to commit fraud thefts in our own backyard. Here are a few tips to
help you avoid being a victim:
• Shred Everything: Bills, credit card statements or even credit card applications are ripe for ID theives
• Online Bank: Start to use online banking and bill pay as much as you can. There are no papers to lose or
for anyone to steal from the mail. Yes, e-banking can be scary for some but your money is insured and the
likelihood of your account being hacked is less than you think.
•Anti-Spyware: CNET, a local company, offers reviews on many different protection software. The professionals grade them and there is also user reviews. Don’t skimp on a good software.
•One Card: If you carry many cards and your purse/wallet are stolen, you run the risk of a lengthy and
costly ID theft. Keep a backup card at home in a secure place such as a safe.
•Keep Private Info Private: Be wary of any emails (or phone calls) that ask for your personal information,
especially your birth date, social security # and place of birth. No credible company will ask you to provide
this online.
•Buy with Trusted Stores: Don’t purchase anything online from an unknown website or one without
“https” in the website. If the deal you found sounds too good to be true, it is.
•Strong Passwords: Make all passwords a combination of letters, numbers and characters. If you know
obscure words in another language, use it and replace letters with numbers. For example, the number 1 can
also be the letter I.
If you do become the victim of identity theft, close your account as soon as you can, call the police of the city that the theft occurred in, and
keep a record of each purchase or incident. In Emeryville, contact us at 510-596-3700.
Get PEP’d
for Disaster Training
This Personal Emergency Preparedness (PEP) is a free, one and
a half hour class based on the same curriculum as the Federal
Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Program that class covers all the
important skills without the long-term commitment. The skills
covered include home disaster preparation, utility control, fire
safety, hazardous material awareness, and Weapons of Mass
Destruction (WMD) awareness.
Emeryville is hosting PEP on Tuesday, September 2nd from 9:30-11:00am
at the Emeryville Senior Center (4321 Salem Street).
Sign up today, it’s free!
Register at www.acfdcert.eventbrite.com or by phone at 510-632-3473 ext. 1721
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Emery-Go-Round Upgrades!
• “New” South Hollis route to provide redundancy
during the peak service hours for the most overcrowded area of the system • Peak service on the Shellmound/Powell route will be
increased to reduce wait times and overcrowding
• Weekend service on the Shellmound/Powell route will
be extended to start one hour earlier on both Saturday
and Sunday
• Updated schedules for all routes and an updated
route guide
The Emeryville Transportation Management Association (ETMA)
is hopeful these increases in service will be sufficient to meet the
current ridership demand of approximately 1.6 million boardings
annually! The ETMA is coordinating with the City of Emeryville to
secure sufficient funding to continue to fund the expected additional ridership increases over the next two years as well as to renew the
Emery Go-Round’s primary funding source (the Citywide Property
and Business District, which expires in 2016). For more information
about the Emery Go-Round, the ETMA, or to view the 2013 Annual
Report, visit our website at www.emerygoround.com.
GOLDEN GATE BRANCH LIBRARY
Emeryville residents
get free membership
to the Golden Gate Branch Library!
HOURS
LOCATION
Monday12:30–8:00
Tuesday10:00–5:30
Wednesday 10:00–5:30
Thursday10:00–5:30
Friday12:00–5:30
Golden Gate Branch
Oakland Public Library
5606 San Pablo Avenue
Library: 510-597-5023
Computer Lab: 510-595-8213
www.oaklandlibrary.org/branches/GG/index.htm
Events and services at the library:
Golden Gate has approximately 35,000 books, compact discs,
videos, DVDs and magazines and newspapers for all ages. Special
sections include a large African American section, East Indian
collection, Children’s Room and Teen Area.
· Computer Lab: Thirteen (13) computers with Internet access and
word processing for public use. Call 501-597-5023 for hours/info.
· Meeting Room: 50 people. For rental information visit:
www.oaklandlibrary.org/services.
· Baby Bounce + Playtime Program: Tuesdays 11:15am · birth to 18
months. Play, sing, and rhyme one on one with your baby!
· Preschool Storytime Program: Tuesdays 10:15am · for ages 3 to 5.
Read aloud, songs, and rhymes. Groups please call in advance.
· Golden Gate Book Club: Fourth Tuesdays, 6:30-7:30pm. Join us for
conversation about this month’s book. Call for current title.
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CITY COUNCIL AND
OVERSIGHT BOARD
COMMUNITY ADVISORY
BODIES (STANDING)
CITY COUNCIL
BICYCLE/PEDESTRIAN
ADVISORY SUBCOMMITTEE OF
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, 7:15pm,
City Hall
Jac Asher, Mayor
Ruth Atkin, Vice-Mayor
Kurt Brinkma
Nora Davis
Jennifer West
OVERSIGHT BOARD
Meets 2nd Tuesdays, 5:30pm, City Hall
Sabrina Landreth, Staff Liaison
Jac Asher, Chair and Councilmember
John Gooding, Vice Chair
Aisha Brown
Greg Harper
Michael Parenti
Susan Rinne
CITY COUNCIL
SUB-COMMITTEES
CITY/SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Meets Jan/Apr/Jul/Oct, 1st Thursdays,
5:30pm, Emery Unified School District
Offices
COMMUNITY PRESERVATION COMMITTEE
Meets Quarterly, 3rd Thursdays, 11:00am
City Hall
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
Meets 1st Thursdays, 9:00am
Police Station
PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE
Meets 3rd Thursdays, 9:00am
City Hall
TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE
Meets Quarterly, 4th Wednesdays, 9:00am,
City Hall
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
Meets 4th Tuesdays, 9:00am, City Hall
Meets 1st Mondays, 5:30pm
City Hall
FINANCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Marcy Greenhut, Staff Liaison
Jennifer West, Council Liaison
Tom Modic, Chair
Laura McCamy
Celeste Burrows
Ken Bukowski
Betsy Cooley
David Kritzberg
Brian Donahue
Scott Donahue
Svante Rodegard
Nora Davis, Council Liaison
Jac Asher, Coucil Liaison
William C. Reuter, Chair
Michael Costello
Brian Cross
Fran Quittel
Benay Curtis-Bauer
CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Meets 4th Wednesdays, 5:30pm,
ECDC
Diana Garcia-Ortiz, Staff Liaison
Jac Asher, Council Liaison
Dr. Karen Steele, School Board
Mira Roseman, Chair
Mark Kelley
David Kritzborg
Ruth Major
Kirsten Walraven
Meets Quarterly, 3rd Mondays, 5:30pm
City Hall
HOUSING COMMITTEE
Meets 1st Wednesdays 6:00pm
City Hall
Catherine Firpo, Staff Liaison
Ruth Atkin, Council Liaison
Ed Treuting, Chair
Frank Jordan, Vice Chair
Lawrence Cardoza
Kris Owens
Sarah Harper
Michael Roth
Tito Young
Vickie Jo Sowell
MARINA COMMITTEE
COMMISSION ON AGING
Meets Quarterly, 4th Wednesdays,
5:30pm, City Hall
Brad Helfenberger, Staff Liaison
Joyce Jacobson, Chair
Lillie Moseley, Vice Chair
Krisna Hanks
Judi Oser
June Abeyta
Jerry Fishman
Susan Penner
Judy Inouye
Maurice Kaufman, Staff Liaison
Kurt Brinkman, Council Liaison
Emery Marina Representative
Emery Cove Representative
Herrick Andrews
Robert Blain
Betsy Cooley
Natalia Gomez
Phyllis Larimore
Jonathan Linder
Eric Raff
Phil Reynolds
Stephen Yohn
Meets 2nd Wednesdays, 10:00am,
Senior Center
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE
Meets 1st Wednesdays, 12:00pm
City Hall
Michelle De Guzman, Staff Liaison
Bob Canter, Chamber of Commerce
Ken Bukowski
Kevin Christopher
William Reuter
John Gooding
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Steven Keller
Kris Owens
Andrew Allen
Phillip Clark
Krisna Hanks
Geoffrey Sears
Mary Lou Thiercof
Lauren Westreich
PARK AVENUE DISTRICT
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Meets Quarterly, 2nd Wednesdays,
6:00pm, City Hall
Diana Keena, Staff Liaison
Ann Weber, Chair
Kim Steinbacher, Vice Chair
Robert Arias
Roger Bash
Ralph Briskin
James Kirpatrick
Leigh Marymor
Larry Mencin
David Shamanik
PUBLIC ART COMMITTEE
Meets 2nd Thursdays, 5:30pm
City Hall
Amber Evans, Staff Liaison
Kurt Brinkman, Council Liaison
Sharon Wilchar, Chair
Jean Goldman, Vice Chair
Alicia Raffel
Judy Wetterer
Edythe Bresnahan
Stephen Headley
Harley Jensen
Ryan McBrayer
Lauren Merker
PARKS AND RECREATION
COMMITTEE
Meets 3rd Wednesdays, 5:30pm
Rec Center
Cindy Montero, Staff Liaison
Ruth Atkin, Council Liaison
Brian Carver, Chair
Betsy Cooley, Vice Chair
Joy Kent, School Board
Gail Donaldson
John Tann
CITY COUNCIL/
OVERSIGHT BOARD
MEETINGS ARE PODCASTED
(LIVE AND ARCHIVED) AT
WWW.EMERYVILLE.ORG/
CITY-COUNCIL
PLANNING COMMISSION /
HOUSING ADVISORY &
APPEALS BOARD
Meets 4th Thursdays, January
through October and 2nd Thursday of
December, 6:30pm, City Hall
Charles Bryant, Staff Liaison
Lawrence C. (Buzz) Cardoza, Chair
Sean Moss, Vice Chair
Gail Donaldson
Brad Gunkel
Steven Keller
Vanessa Kuemmerl
Kairee Tann
LOCATION KEY
ANNA YATES SCHOOL: 1070 41st Street
CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER: 1220 53rd Street
CITY HALL: 1333 Park Avenue
POLICE DEPARTMENT: 2449 Powell Street
SENIOR CENTER: 4321 Salem Street
UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFICES: 1275 61st Street
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and CodeRED
for Emeryville’s
Emergency Alerts
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sign up for both systems today to make sure you are the first to
know about any and all public safety alerts and advisories.
Nixle is a simple yet effective nation-wide emergency alert
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can choose their preferred communication (landlines, mobile
phones, emails, voicemails, text messages, and social media)
and allows users to opt-in to non-emergency notices, such as
public meetings, special events, and other non-emergency
outreach.
Nixle: Text your ZIP code to 88877
CodeRED: Sign-up online at www.emeryville.org/codered
GET INVOLVED IN LOCAL
GOVERNMENT TODAY!
Attend a City Council, Planning Commission,
or Advisory Committee meeting anytime, they
are all open to the public. You can also watch
(or listen to) any Committee meeting online
or view/apply for current City Committees
vacancies at emeryville.org/advisorybodies
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EMERYVILLE CONTACT INFORMATION
COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPT. STAFF DIRECTORY
All area codes are 510 unless otherwise noted.
ADMINISTRATION
POLICE/FIRE EMERGENCY.................................................911
CITY COUNCIL (VOICE MAIL )..........................596-4376
CITY ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES ................596-4300
Cindy Montero, Director..................................................... 596-3770
Brad Helfenberger, Acting Rec Manager...................... 596-3779
Kevin Laven, Admin Analyst ............................................. 450-7813
Roselle Loudon, Program Coordinator ......................... 596-4353
Business Licenses ................................................................ 596-4325
CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER..................... 596-4343
Bldg. Permits, Codes and Inspections ......................... 596-4310
Diana Garcia Ortiz, Manager............................................. 596-4348
Economic Development & Housing ............................. 596-4350
Antoinette Edwards, Supervisor.......................................596-4366
City Clerk ................................................................................ 450-7800
Angela Williams, Subsidy Specialist ............................... 596-4347
City Manager ........................................................................ 596-4370
RECREATION CENTER ..........................................596-4395
FIRE DEPT. NON-EMERGENCY .....................596-3750
Allison Burnor, Acting Rec Supervisor .......................... 596-4396
POLICE DEPT. NON-EMERGENCY ..............596-3700
Crime Hotline (Anonymous) ............................................ 596-3784
Graffiti Hotline ...................................................................... 596-3742
COMMUNITY SERVICES
Community Action Program ........................................... 499-1263
County Mental Health Services ...............................800-491-9099
Tamika Wright, Rec Assistant ............................................ 596-4322
Susan Liang, Office Assistant II ........................................ 596-4395
SENIOR CENTER ........................................................596-3730
Kim Burrowes, Program Coordinator............................. 596-3730
Chauncey Anderson, Rec Assistant ................................ 596-3778
Winifred Arbeiter, Nutrition Specialist............................596-4309
Emery Unified School District .......................................... 601-4000
Anna Yates Elementary School ........................................ 601-4000
Emery Secondary School ................................................... 601-4000
Emery Ed Foundation......................................................... 601-4997
TRANSPORTATION
Emery-Go-Round FREE Shuttle ....................................... 451-3862
AC Transit ................................................................................. 839-2882
BART .......................................................................................... 465-2278
Travel Info ............................................................................................511
8-To-Go...................................................................................... 596-3778
UTILITIES/SERVICES
Garbage/Recycle/Compost by WM ............................... 430-8509
WM Residential Service Issues.......................................... 613-8710
Smiling happy people everywhere!
WM Commercial Service Issues........................................ 613-8700
Environmental ....................................................................... 596-3728
Public Works, Maintenance Issues .................................. 596-4330
Public Works, Maintenance Issues (After Hours)........ 596-3700
Public Works, Environmental Services........................... 596-3728
Gas/Electric (PG&E).......................................................800-743-5000
Water (EBMUD) ..........................................................1-866-403-2683
OTHER USEFUL NUMBERS
Emeryville Marina ................................................................ 654-3716
Emeryville Chamber of Commerce ................................ 652-5223
facebook.com/EmeryvilleCSD
twitter.com/EmeryvilleCSD
Golden Gate Public Library ............................................... 597-5023
instagram.com/EmeryvilleCSD
Emeryville Post Office .................................................800-275-8777
pinterest.com/EmeryvilleCSD
TTY Relay .............................................................................................771
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HEAD OVER HEELS
ATHLETIC ARTS
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Home of
Emeryville’s
Gymnastics
Champions
2013 COMPETITION SEASON
232 MEDALS
55 BRONZE
96 GOLD
81 SILVER
H EAD O VER H EELS A THLETIC A RTS
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Are you looking for a great park or open space to host your next
birthday party, family reunion, barbeque, or corporate picnic?
The City of Emeryville has a space for you to enjoy throughout the summer season
and rent exclusively for your private gathering.
Marina Park: Emeryville’s best kept secret...Marina Park (3300 Powell Street) is the perfect setting for your
outdoor wedding, peaceful stroll, or some exercise along the waterfront. The park features large green spaces
overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, Alcatraz, and beyond. A modern bathroom, refurbished trails, picnic
areas, public art, and lots of fresh air and sunshine await your special day!
Doyle-Hollis Park:
An award winning park that features 4 picnic table areas, public art, a large green space,
modern playground equipment, eco-friendly bathrooms and landscaping, a street skate area, and a half-court basketball
area. This is the place to host your outdoor parties for the entire family or local business! The park is 1-block large
between Doyle, Hollis, 61st, and 62nd Streets.
Public Plazas and Streets:
Looking for that unique urban space to host a food truck gathering, dance
party, or want to host a block party for your neighborhood? Complete a Community Event Permit today!
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For more information on how to rent any of our beautiful parks, picnic areas, or any public spaces, you may visit our website
to download an application at www.emeryville.org/eventrentals or contact Rental and Events Coordinator
Roselle Loudon at rloudon@emeryville.org or (510)-596-4353.

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