Councilmember Carroll Fife shares her thoughts on the recent election results.

Councilmembers Carroll Fife and Sheng Thao requested a report on the cost accrued by the City of Oakland to address fires at encampments. The report presented this week found it cost the city an estimated $78,441 over the course of a year.

Article on Oakland’s Measure Q and the many other Bay Area measures that are seeking to build much needed low-rent housing. Article shares the history on Article 34 in the California Constitution and how the amendment was intended to keep neighborhoods segregated and came as a direct result of white backlash to civil rights victories.

City Council deliberates the effectiveness and data storage requirements of license plate readers for solving crime.

Measure Q aims to provide affordable rental housing for Oakland residents. Voter authorization to build low-rent housing is required by the state Constitution Article 34.

Brief news coverage from Councilmember Carroll Fife’s District 3 Public Safety Townhall on October 8th, 2022.

A detailed article on key moments regarding the handling of the Wood Street encampment by Caltrans and the City of Oakland, as well as of the Oct 4th City Council meeting where Councilmember Carroll Fife introduced legislation to provide emergency access for displaced residents to the the city owned North Gateway parcel.

Article time-lining the clear out of the Wood Street encampment by Caltrans and City of Oakland’s response in the lead up to the Oct 4th City Council meeting where Councilmember Carroll Fife introduced legislation to immediately allow emergency access to city-owned lands for displaced residents.