To celebrate 40 years of Cityhood, the City of Dublin produced a documentary that explores the community effort that led to Dublin becoming a city in 1982, and the effort that followed to build the Dublin we know and love today. Read on...
As we face another dry season due to the drought, the potential for wildfires in our community grows. The City of Dublin and Alameda County Fire encourage residents to "know your zone," in the event that evacuations are necessary during a local emergency. Read on...
The City of Dublin's revised Draft 2023-2031 Housing Element is now available for public review through August 22, 2022, on the City's website. Read on...
At its meeting to be held on Tuesday, August 16, at 7:00 p.m., the Dublin City Council will hold a public hearing to give the community an opportunity to provide feedback regarding the composition of the Final Map for the City's district-based elections. Read on...
With temperatures expected to climb this week, residents can find relief at the air-conditioned Dublin Senior Center (7600 Amador Valley Blvd.). The Center features a lounge area with a television, reference computers, books, lending library, and more. Read on...
The nomination period for the position of Dublin City Councilmember has been extended until Wednesday, August 17, 2022, at 5:00 p.m., as an eligible incumbent has not filed nomination papers by the August 12, 2022, deadline. Read on...
Your guide to fall and winter fun in The New American Backyard is live on our website! Registration for classes, aquatic programs, and events begins today for residents, and on August 23 for non-residents. Read on...
The City of Dublin recently published its 2021-2022 Annual Report, which can now be viewed online. The report has also been mailed to all Dublin residences (inserted in the Fall/Winter Activity Guide). Read on...
The August edition of the City of Dublin's "Backyard Brief" newsletter is now available for viewing. In this edition, you'll find an update on the district-based elections process; a link to the Annual Report; enjoying a free trip to The Wave; and more. Read on...
The City of Dublin is launching Taste the World in Dublin, an online passport campaign, in support of local eating establishments. This campaign is intended to provide continued support to Dublin small businesses. Read on...
As the need for mental health services grows, those experiencing a mental health crisis can dial a simple three-digit number, 9-8-8, for the Suicide Prevention Hotline, and a trained mental health professional will be available, 24 hours a day. Read on...
A few spots remain open for "Inside Dublin," an annual leadership academy which provides community members with advanced knowledge of municipal operations. Residents interested in the program are encouraged to apply now to be part of the 2022 class. Read on...
Due to a water shortage emergency, Zone 7 water agency and Dublin San Ramon Services District have both called for a mandatory conservation of 15-percent from its customers, compared to 2020 usage. Read on...
Did you know Dublin has 26.2 miles of trails? Join us in kicking off National Parks Month in July with the Dublin Trail Challenge. Walk, hike, or run the entire 26.2 miles of Dublin trails between July 1 and August 31, and earn a commemorative t-shirt. Read on...
The City of Dublin's Military Banner Program, now in its fourth year, honors local veterans and active-duty members of the U.S. Armed Forces. Twelve local heroes are honored this year. Banners will be on display along Dougherty Road through Veterans Day. Read on...
Interested in building an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) on your property? The City of Dublin has taken a number of steps to make the building of an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) much easier for homeowners. Read on...
To help the business recovery efforts from the negative impact of COVID-19
on the Dublin business community, the Dublin City Council approved the Business Recovery Playbook, A Post-Pandemic Strategic Action Plan. Read on...
On Monday, March 14, PG&E will begin a gas transmission upgrade project on Dougherty Road in San Ramon, just north of the Dublin city limits. PG&E estimates the project will take upwards of five months to complete. Drivers should prepare for delays. Read on...
The Iron Horse Trail in Dublin is being temporarily re-routed due to a number of construction projects in the area. There is a detour between Dougherty Road and the Dublin-Pleasanton BART Station that will be in place through at least September 2022. Read on...