Events
District 3 Townhall
An opportunity for District 3 to come together and discuss concerns and solutions that affect District 3 at large and each neighborhood specifically. Since this townhall is being hosted in Adam Points, neighborhood residents are particularly encouraged to attend.
Community Feedback: Pilot For Community-Driven Traffic Solutions
Oakland residents can share their feedback about establishing a 3-year pilot program that allows schools, businesses, and community centers that serve vulnerable populations to apply for temporary encroachment permits in order to install removable traffic safety treatments and create traffic calming zones in the city’s streets.
Community Meeting On Community Driven Traffic Calming Solutions - West Oakland
In December, Councilmember Fife introduced legislation to establish a 3-year pilot program that allows schools, businesses, and community centers that serve vulnerable populations to apply for temporary encroachment permits to install removable traffic safety treatments and create traffic calming zones in the city’s streets.
In order to develop this pilot so it truly serves Oaklanders, there will be two public community meetings to gather information from residents and community based organizations to assess their interest and ability to participate in the pilot program. Oaklanders can attend either the East Oakland or West Oakland meeting.
WEST OAKLAND MEETING INFO
When: Saturday March 2nd, 2024. 10am-12pm
Where: St. Paul's Episcopal School Library, 116 Montecito Ave, Oakland CA 94610
Short link to RSVP: tinyurl.com/WOTrafficSafety
Community Meeting On Community Driven Traffic Calming Solutions - East Oakland
In December, Councilmember Fife introduced legislation to establish a 3-year pilot program that allows schools, businesses, and community centers that serve vulnerable populations to apply for temporary encroachment permits to install removable traffic safety treatments and create traffic calming zones in the city’s streets.
In order to develop this pilot so it truly serves Oaklanders, there will be two public community meetings to gather information from residents and community based organizations to assess their interest and ability to participate in the pilot program.
Oaklanders can attend either the East Oakland or West Oakland meeting. The East Oakland community meeting will be co-sponsored with Councilmembers Treva Reid and Kevin Jenkins.
EAST OAKLAND MEETING INFO
When: Saturday February 24th, 2024. 10am-12pm.
Where: 81st Avenue Library, 1021 81st Ave, Oakland, CA 94621
Short link to RSVP: tinyurl.com/EOTrafficSafety
Black History Month - Weekly Film Screenings
Join Councilmember Carroll Fife for a weekly film series over Black History Month.
District 3 Careovan
Join Councilmember Fife in taking care of our small businesses on her monthly careovan.
Oakland District 3 Town Hall
The District 3 office is hosting a general town hall and we would love for you to join us!
The town hall can cover whatever topics feel most pressing for you as City Council goes back in session and begins implementing new legislation.
In the registration form, please share what topics you would like to discuss and we will invite city staff and develop the agenda accordingly.
Register at tinyurl.com/D3TownhallSept16
West Oakland Bulky Block Party
A new initiative by public works to bring a bulky waste drop-off site closer to residents. Thank you to the 4 Peace community partners for co-organizing!
Hoover Branch Feasibility Study
In collaboration with community partners, the City of Oakland is researching the possibility of a new library in West Oakland.
Do you have thoughts on what a library can be? Do you live in the Hoover, McClymonds, Clawson and Longfellow neighborhoods? Share your thoughts!
To learn more, visit: https://www.oaklandca.gov/topics/hoover-branch-library
To do the survey, go to: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/HOOVERLIBRARY2023
Broadway and MLK Streetscape Improvements - Surveys
The Oakland Department of Transportation (OakDOT) is working to deliver projects that will strengthen connections between West Oakland, Chinatown, Downtown, Old Oakland, and the Jack London District.
Martin Luther King Jr Way Streetscape Improvements
Focused on MLK Jr. Way between 2nd Street and 14th Street, the project will design and construct improvements aimed at improving pedestrian and bicyclist safety along Martin Luther King Jr. Way, including bike facilities, curb ramps, bulb-outs, and high-visibility crosswalks.
The project will plant new street trees to make the neighborhood more climate resilient, and it will also install fiber optic cable to expand free OakWiFi.
To take the short survey, visit: www.oaklandca.gov/mlk
Broadway Streetscape Improvements
Focused on Broadway between 2nd and 11th Street and between 20th Street and Grand Avenue, the project aims to improve safety and accessibility for people who walk, roll, and take transit along Broadway.
The scope of improvements has been informed by previous community engagement and adopted plans. Improvements include curb extensions, ADA curb ramps, high visibility crosswalks, bus-only lanes, and improvements to the Broadway/I-880 underpass (such as pedestrian lighting).
To take the short survey, visit: https://www.oaklandca.gov/broadway
The People's Hackathon
A hackathon to address some of the challenges faced by constituents and the city at large.
Budget Town Hall Work Session
A follow-up budget town hall with break-out groups where attendees work with fellow constituents to discuss and define priorities for the next budget, as well as pathways for organizing towards them.
District 3 Community Cleanup
My office’s next community clean-up is scheduled for Saturday May 20th! We'd love to hear from you about any locations in District 3 that you think could use some love and care.
District 3 Budget Town Hall
An opportunity for District 3 residents to discuss what services, priorities and areas of concern affect them daily and they want to see reflected in the next budget for the City of Oakland.
Thursday Live - How Racial Discourse Gets Co-Opted & What Is AAPI Hate?
This Thursday, I’ll be going live with Mike Cheng from the Asian Prisoner Support Committee and Tony Douangviseth from Youth Together about what actually is AAPI Hate and where does it come from?
District 3 General Townhall
An opportunity for District 3 to come together and discuss general concerns and solutions that affect District 3 at large and each neighborhood.
D3 Community Clean-Up
Join Councilmember Fife and her District 3 office for their second community cleanup of the year.
February Office Hours
Register for one-on-one office hours, this month held virtually over Zoom.
West Oakland Farmers Market
Every Sunday, you can visit this community resource located on Peralta Street between 18th and 20th for fresh produce and goods.
Public Safety Townhall
An opportunity for District 3 to come together and discuss public safety concerns and solutions that affect each neighborhood.
Town Hall On New Parking Meters At Lake Merritt
Ahead of City Council addressing this item, please join me at this town hall to share your thoughts on the proposal. There will be information shared on what the current proposal is, how the funds will be used, and possibilities for adaptations. The floor will then go to attendees for questions and comments. Register at tinyurl.com/lakemeters
Paul Mooney Comedy Show Tribute
This Thursday May 19th is Paul Mooney Day and there will be live performances by Ricco the Great, Neshima Ford and Mario Hodge at The Complex starting at 6pm. Capacity is limited to 100 people, so please RSVP at the eventbrite link if you want to ensure you can get in.
Townhall on the Fair Share Business Tax
Come learn about the possibilities for a Fair Share Business Tax and get your questions answered by myself and Councilmember Nikki Fortunato Bas.
Oakland’s small businesses need tax relief and better city services - and billion dollar corporations need to pay their fair share!
At this Virtual Town Hall, you will hear more information about the efforts regarding this tax and what it would look like in dollars and cents, and have an opportunity to ask us any questions you may have about how this new tax system would work and how it would impact your business.
Howard Terminal Community Townhall
On March 19th at 1pm PST, I will be hosting another townhall for District 3 residents on Howard Terminal, this time in-person. I will share the latest update on the current state of the project and want to create space to hear the community's response.
RSVP through the registration link tinyurl.com/D3March19thTownhall. The registration form also serves as a space to share your thoughts on the Howard Terminal and whether you think it should be City Council or voters who should vote yes or no on this project proceeding.
Location: Taylor Memorial Church, 1188 12th St, Oakland, CA 94607
The Black New Deal Symposium
Join me on Saturday February 26th to discuss how we can build a Black New Deal for Oakland.
Black Love Car Caravan
The Black Housing Union is organizing alongside the Community Ready Corps and People’s Community Medics to bring communities together for a Black Love Caravan and to Pray for Peace in the streets. Gather at Little Bobby Hutton Park (West Oakland) at 1pm PST for a short, socially distanced rally. The caravan will then depart at 1:45 PST and caravan through Chinatown in a show of Asian/Black Solidarity for our neighbors.
Dr. Huey P. Newton Way Dedication
A three-block section of 9th Street in West Oakland will be re-named to Dr. Huey P Newton Way. According to Fredrika Newton, Dr. Newton's widow and the founder/president of the Dr. Huey P. Newton Foundation: “The street naming is the first of many initiatives that the Foundation has undertaken to promote and celebrate the incredible work and legacy of the Black Panther Party here, in Oakland. To have this go up during Black History Month and with the support of city residents and officials is especially significant and something about which we can all be proud.”
Visit the Foundation website for more information and to donate.
Save the Hampton House Event
Join me and CRCAA or a 90-minute digital event featuring Mother Comrade Akua Njeri and Chairman Fred Hampton Jr., in conversation with me and Field Marshal Tur-Ha Ak. This event is part of solidarity efforts to Save the Hampton House, the Chicago childhood home of Chairman Fred Hampton Sr. Get your tickets and spread the word!