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City of Dublin Small Business Emergency Microloan Program Final Report for Round One (City funded) Recipients

This form is not required, but is a convenience in clarifying the supporting documentation the state is required to submit to the U.S.... More… This form is not required, but is a convenience in clarifying the supporting documentation the state is required to submit to the U.S. Small Business Administration when requesting an Economic Injury Disaster Loan Declaration. This information in any other format would also be acceptable. Less…

City of Dublin Small Business Emergency Microloan Program Final Report for Recipients of Both Round One (City Funds) and Round Two... More… City of Dublin Small Business Emergency Microloan Program Final Report for Recipients of Both Round One (City Funds) and Round Two (CARES Act Funds) Less…

City of Dublin Small Business Emergency Microloan Program Final Report for Round Two (CARES Act Fund) Recipients

Complete this form to be notified of future recruitments of scheduled and unscheduled vacancies on City of Dublin Boards and... More… Complete this form to be notified of future recruitments of scheduled and unscheduled vacancies on City of Dublin Boards and Commissions.Less…

This free, week-long course is designed for students who have an interest in the field of criminal justice. Taught by law enforcement... More… This free, week-long course is designed for students who have an interest in the field of criminal justice. Taught by law enforcement personnel, the Youth Academy offers participants the opportunity to learn about specific elements of law enforcement.Less…

Each Neighborhood Watch group is maintained by a Block Contact (previously known as Block Captain). Block Contacts serve as liaisons... More… Each Neighborhood Watch group is maintained by a Block Contact (previously known as Block Captain). Block Contacts serve as liaisons between the City of Dublin and their Neighborhood Watch members, and disseminate safety information and program notifications to their respective groups. Block Contacts also keep their Neighborhood Watch contact rosters up to date and organize regular meetings or activities to keep their groups' interest in the program. Less…

Going on vacation and want to make sure your home is safe? Complete this online form, and Officers will increase the frequency of... More… Going on vacation and want to make sure your home is safe? Complete this online form, and Officers will increase the frequency of patrol in your neighborhood while you're away.Less…

The City of Dublin participates in the National Night Out campaign, which is designed to promote civic pride and unity among neighbors... More… The City of Dublin participates in the National Night Out campaign, which is designed to promote civic pride and unity among neighbors who share an anti-drug and anti-crime stance. National Night Out was introduced by the National Association of Town Watch (NATW) in 1984 and began as a concept for generating greater crime prevention involvement among residents. What started with residents simply leaving their porch lights on soon progressed to something bigger: neighbors organizing cookouts, parades, contests, neighborhood walks, festivals, rallies, and community service events, such as a park clean-up. Today, more than 35 million people and over 15,000 communities participate in National Night Out! National Night Out will take place in Dublin on Tuesday, August 2, 2022. Neighborhood groups, businesses, and community organizations are encouraged to demonstrate their support of National Night Out by organizing a fun event or meaningful activity. Less…

Allowing Dublin Police Services to enforce any and all laws on one's property in absence of property owner.

Do you currently utilize private video surveillance at your home or business? Video surveillance is one of the best methods for... More… Do you currently utilize private video surveillance at your home or business? Video surveillance is one of the best methods for apprehending criminals and convicting suspects who are caught in the act of committing a crime. Camera registration is voluntary and there is no cost associated with registration. Registering your camera cannot provide Dublin Police with direct access to your camera. An individual's personal information will be kept confidential by the City unless subject to disclosure by court order. Your information will only be accessed by law enforcement personnel who are investigating a crime in the vicinity of where your camera is located. Police personnel, if necessary, may request a copy of any video captured by your camera, which may assist in the investigation of a crime. Installing video surveillance, and allowing Dublin Police access to your camera, is a great example of a community-police partnership, and is something that Dublin Police values very higLess…

To achieve goals in Dublin’s Climate Action Plan 2030 and Beyond and California’s Senate Bill 1383, volunteers will talk to community... More… To achieve goals in Dublin’s Climate Action Plan 2030 and Beyond and California’s Senate Bill 1383, volunteers will talk to community members about composting facts, the City’s waste reduction goals, and sorting tips at “Zero Waste Stations” during the Dublin Farmers’ Market at Emerald Glen Park. Less…

Complete this form to suggest topics for upcoming "Live! With Dublin City Council" forums.

This design contest is open to anyone who resides or works in the City of Dublin. • One submission per person. A parent/guardian... More… This design contest is open to anyone who resides or works in the City of Dublin. • One submission per person. A parent/guardian must acknowledge participation for persons under 18 years of age participating. • Designs must be of quality that transfers to textiles for t-shirt production purposes. • Designs must be suitable for all ages and in keeping with community values. • Designs should align with the theme as stated in the contest details and with the City’s Values, which are part of the adopted Mission and Vision statements. Values include safety, inclusivity, diversity, equality, and history. To view the City’s full Mission and Vision statements please visit www.dublin.ca.gov/72/Mission-Vision. • Acknowledgement: Designs may include a small signature or name block in the lower left or right corner of the artwork that is clearly legible and does not interfere with the aesthetics of the design. Less…

If you're interested in being a contract instructor for the City of Dublin, complete this form and submit it for review and approval.

Apply to participate in an upcoming Farmers' Market.

Complete one (1) application per senior. *Please note: Funding limit is $200 per applicant, per year, up to a 50% subsidy of the... More… Complete one (1) application per senior. *Please note: Funding limit is $200 per applicant, per year, up to a 50% subsidy of the registration fee. Eligibility: The Senior Fee Assistance Program is available to Dublin residents. The Senior Fee Assistance is available to seniors 55-years-old and older whose household income level meets specific requirements. *Qualified applicants will be considered without regard to race, color, ancestry, religion, national origin, sex, age, disability, medical condition or marital status.Less…

Please complete the following form to adopt a bench within the City of Dublin.

Artists and arts organizations/businesses that are based here or serve residents are invited to submit information to be included in... More… Artists and arts organizations/businesses that are based here or serve residents are invited to submit information to be included in the City of Dublin's Cultural Arts Resources database. This information is used by staff to connect interested parties with arts opportunities in our Community.Less…

Residents interested in volunteering to serve on public art selection committees are invited to apply for consideration. Public art... More… Residents interested in volunteering to serve on public art selection committees are invited to apply for consideration. Public art selection committee members are chosen with an eye toward including a variety of voices on the committee.Less…

Complete one (1) application per child. *Please note: Funding limit is $200 per applicant, per year, up to a 50% subsidy of the... More… Complete one (1) application per child. *Please note: Funding limit is $200 per applicant, per year, up to a 50% subsidy of the registration fee. Eligibility: The Youth Fee Assistance Program is available to Dublin residents. The Youth Fee Assistance is available to youth 17-years-old and younger whose household income level meets specific requirements. *Qualified applicants will be considered without regard to race, color, ancestry, religion, national origin, sex, age, disability, medical condition or marital status.Less…