2nd Street Transit Hub
Planned transit interchange facilities on Second Street.
FY2027 City CIP register: City places 2nd Street Transit Hub in its projects-under-planning category.
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27 October 2026 · Original sourceMatson Terminal Zero-Emission Equipment Infrastructure
Port of Oakland and its partners held a construction-start ceremony for terminal electrical and charging infrastructure. The Port said the physical upgrades would soon begin, with programme completion expected in 2028.
30 July 2026 · Original sourceLincoln Square Recreation Center and Resilience HubCity formally broke ground on a new two-storey community and emergency hub.
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Broadway Streetscape Improvements
Street design and access upgrades for Broadway.
FY2027 City CIP register: City lists Broadway Streetscape Improvements among under-design projects.
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View permanent record ↗San Antonio Park Playground Renovation
Replacement recreational playground infrastructure.
FY2027 City CIP register: City includes San Antonio Park Playground Renovation in its design-stage pipeline.
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Matson Terminal Zero-Emission Equipment Infrastructure
Electrical infrastructure and zero-emission cargo-handling equipment for Matson's Port of Oakland terminal, part of a broader port decarbonisation programme.
27 October 2026: Port of Oakland and its partners held a construction-start ceremony for terminal electrical and charging infrastructure. The Port said the physical upgrades would soon begin, with programme completion expected in 2028.
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View permanent record ↗Lincoln Square Recreation Center and Resilience Hub
Replacement 22,000 sq ft recreation center serving Chinatown.
30 July 2026: City formally broke ground on a new two-storey community and emergency hub.
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View permanent record ↗Oakland Airport Perimeter Dike Resilience
Flood and seismic resilience upgrades around airport airfield.
17 June 2026: Port reported a two-phase airport dike-strengthening programme nearly complete.
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View permanent record ↗14th Street Safety Project
Multimodal safety project for 14th Street.
FY2027 City CIP register: City places 14th Street Safety Project in its construction-stage portfolio.
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View permanent record ↗Fruitvale Alive! Street Improvements
Traffic safety and pedestrian improvements in Fruitvale.
FY2027 City CIP register: City lists Fruitvale Alive! among projects under construction.
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View permanent record ↗East Bay Greenway Phase II
Walking and cycling greenway construction.
FY2027 City CIP register: City classifies East Bay Greenway Phase II as under construction.
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View permanent record ↗Telegraph Avenue Corridor Improvements
Street mobility and safety improvements along Telegraph Avenue.
FY2027 City CIP register: City lists Telegraph Avenue Corridor Improvements within active construction projects.
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