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Important Resources
Oakland Police Department
Oakland Police Department
911- Emergency phone number to use from your landline phone.
510-777-3211- Emergency phone number to use on your cell phone.
510-777-3333- Non-emergency phone number.
Oakland Fire Department
Oakland Fire Department
911- Emergency phone number to use from your landline phone.
510-444-1616- Fire Emergency Direct Line
510-444-3322– Non-emergency phone number.
510-238-4000- Non-emergency phone number (alternate)
OAK 311
OAK 311
Report concerns on public property and public streets such as illegal dumping, abandoned vehicles, graffiti, broken streetlights, traffic signals, fallen trees, flooding & potholes to Oak311.
Online: https://www.oaklandca.gov/services/oak311
By phone: 311 (landline phone) or 510-615-5566
Download the Oak311 app via Google Play or the Apple Store.
MACRO
MACRO
510-446-2276– For non-violent, non-emergency calls outside residence and businesses. Provides an alternative response to situations involving homelessness, mental health issues, public intoxication (non-violent), and noise complaints. Current service hours 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Alameda County Resource Guide
Alameda County Resource Guide
Online: https://211alamedacounty.org/
By Landline Phone: 211
Text: 898211
988 Lifeline
988 Lifeline
Call or Text: 988
Online Chat: https://988lifeline.org/
The 988 Lifeline is for everyone. Through the 988 Lifeline, you have access to free, quality, one-on-one assistance. Our skilled, judgment-free counselors are here to provide compassionate support. You deserve to feel heard and cared about anytime, anywhere, 24/7/365.
The South Hills Neighborhood Council was formed in 1999 and certified in 2002. The Council is a citywide (Beat 35Y) effort to bring together community members, merchants, and other organizations to address concerns that affect our neighborhoods. The Council meets 5 times a year on the 4th Wednesday of the month (every other month) to express neighborhood concerns and effective ways to access City and County services that can address these concerns. Council meetings are held at Divine Mercy Church (St. Paschal’s, 3700 Dorsia Ave, Oakland.)
The Council organizes the above meetings. We also encourage our residents to host National Night Out parties on the first Tuesday in August. The Council has had the following successes since its inception:
Cell tower installed on Golf Links
Assisted in closing a Group Home that had illegal activities
Graffiti abatement done by residents
Planted daffodils as a part of a beautification project
Participated in Earth Day events
Participated in auto theft prevention through a Club giveaway
Participated in East Oakland street clean up
Worked with the City to have “No Parking” signs and tree trunk barriers installed along Skyline Blvd.
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