Search Alameda County, California Public Records

Alameda County public-directory phone listings — searchable by keyword, department name, or service category across the 21 agencies of county government. County Administrator Susan S. Muranishi has led the organization since 2008; the county runs Highland Hospital, Santa Rita Jail, the Coroner's Bureau, the Health Care Services Agency, and Alameda County Social Services across 821 square miles.

Official Alameda County government portal — 1.64M residents on the east side of San Francisco Bay anchored by Oakland (county seat), Fremont, Berkeley, Hayward, Pleasanton, and Livermore. Five-member Board of Supervisors: Nate Miley (D4), Elisa Márquez (D2), Lena Tam (D3, City of Alameda), David Haubert (D1), Nikki Fortunato Bas (D5). Approximately $4 billion FY 2026-27 budget.

Alameda County Environmental Health Department EHGONE interactive map for retail food-facility inspections, food-facility closures, and expired permits. Inspections operate under Cal. Health & Safety Code §113700 (Retail Food Code). Each marker reveals facility name, inspection date, violation grade, and corrective-action status. Useful for diners screening restaurants and for tenants of cloud-kitchen leased space.

Find A Grave Alameda County cemetery and burial index — covers Mountain View Cemetery and Chapel of the Chimes in Oakland, Holy Sepulchre Catholic Cemetery in Hayward, St. Mary's in Oakland, and dozens of smaller pioneer plots from the Livermore Valley to the Niles district of Fremont. Volunteer transcriptions include grave photos, dates, family relationships, and obituary clippings.

Alameda County General Ordinance Code and Administrative Code hosted by Municode — applies to unincorporated areas (Castro Valley, Cherryland, Ashland, San Lorenzo, Fairview, Sunol, and unincorporated Hayward Acres). The 14 incorporated cities maintain separate municipal codes. Includes building, zoning, animal control, business licensing, weights and measures, and public-health provisions under the county Charter adopted 1926.

Alameda County Sheriff's Office Crime Reports dataset on the county Open Data Hub — incident records covering June 28, 2022 to present, downloadable as CSV, KML, ZIP, GeoJSON, or GeoTIFF and accessible via the GeoServices API. Each row includes incident date, offense category, dispatch location, and the responding beat. Useful for journalists, academics, and neighborhood-watch groups tracking crime patterns block by block across unincorporated areas and contract cities.