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The City of Oakley's Weekly e-Newsletter
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City Holds Community Choice Energy Workshop
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 City Staff and the City Council appointed Community Choice Energy Citizen Advisory Committee held a public workshop this past Wednesday, April 5, 2017 to discuss Community Choice Energy and the options available to the City.
Approximately 35 residents and business owners attended the Wednesday's meeting. Representatives from MCE Clean Energy, a local, not-for-profit energy provider, discussed their programs relating electricity generation. Although East Bay Community Energy, the start-up local electricity program in Alameda County, was invited to the meeting, they were unable to attend. The resident issues and concern brought up at the workshop will be brought back to the City Council in the next month.
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 Science Week starts tomorrow, Saturday, April 8th and wraps up on April 15th. Science Week is an annual tradition in Oakley that brings children and their families together for science exploration .
This program is geared toward children ages 5 - 11 but all ages are welcome. There is no fee to participate and no registration is required. Science Week "passports" are available at City Hall and will also be available at each workshop.
Join us as we kick off Science Week on April 8th with "Marsh Creek Day" hosted by the Friends of Marsh Creek Watershed. We'll be at Creekside Park, 3900 Creekside Way in Oakley from 10am - 1pm. There will be walking tours of Marsh Creek, a variety of hands-on activities for kids, giveaways and more. For more information or a schedule of the events click here.
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OYAC Outstanding Youth Volunteer Award
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 The Oakley Youth Advisory Council is accepting nominations for the 2016 Outstanding Youth Volunteer Award, to honor the outstanding youth volunteers who make a positive impact in Oakley.
Do you know a middle or high school students who lives in Oakley and volunteers in the Oakley and the surrounding east county communities? Nominees must provide outstanding volunteer service to their neighborhoods, communities, schools, and/or agencies, without being paid for it.
Outstanding means that the service is meaningful to the nominee and significant to the recipient. The nominee may have done volunteer work despite challenging personal circumstances, or may have done work that was really helpful, or was unique.
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City of Oakley  has begun recruiting for Summer Recreation staff-both Recreation Aide and Recreation Leader positions to carry its summer programs including Summer Blaze and community events.
For more information regarding these positions and other employment opportunities, please visit the City of Oakley's Human Resources page.
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City Hall Business Hours:
Monday-Thursday 8am-6pm and Fridays from 8am-5pm
City Hall is closed the 1st & 3rd Friday of the month
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