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Oakland City Council's plan to tackle crime | Rift in local NAACP | Fired OPD chief feels 'vindicated' by new report | Broadway 'bulb-outs'

Tag: Treva Reid

A group of people lined up to enter the doors of a church. A person holds up a sign that says "safe and livable city."
Posted inCity Hall & Policing

Oakland’s public safety debate converges on a tiny corner of East Oakland

White man with long hair in a bun, around age 30, stands with his arms crossed.Darwin BondGraham by Eli Wolfe and Darwin BondGraham September 11, 2023September 13, 2023

Held across the street from each other, the two events illustrated a growing chasm—and some significant overlap, too—in how Oaklanders are talking about some of the city’s biggest problems.

A group of African-American people stand in a gymnasium. One of them is holding a partially wrapped green and black flag. A woman in the foreground holds a microphone and addresses people off camera. In the background is a wall painted purple and white and a scoreboard.
Posted inCity Hall & Policing

East Oakland public safety forum focuses on violence against Black women and children

White man with long hair in a bun, around age 30, stands with his arms crossed. by Eli Wolfe June 2, 2023June 2, 2023

Residents discussed ways their community can prevent forms of gender-based violence and exploitation.

Posted inRoad Safety

The entire Oakland City Council is making road safety a budget priority this year

Avatar photo by Jose Fermoso March 20, 2023March 24, 2023

In their budget memos, each councilmember prioritized infrastructure investments that could save lives by preventing “traffic violence.”

Posted inCity Hall & Policing

Oakland mayor’s race: an interview with candidate Treva Reid

Avatar photo by The Oaklandside October 12, 2022October 14, 2022

The District 7 councilmember wants to build stronger partnerships with county, state, and federal governments and with private industry to tackle Oakland’s biggest problems.

Posted inCity Hall & Policing

Oakland City Hall in conversation: Treva Reid

Avatar photo by David DeBolt August 11, 2022August 15, 2022

The District 7 representative, who is running for mayor, talks public safety, the Coliseum’s future, and the failed Emerald New Deal.

Posted inCity Hall & Policing

Oakland mayor and councilmembers offer plan to increase police staffing

Avatar photoDarwin BondGraham by David DeBolt and Darwin BondGraham November 29, 2021December 1, 2021

Libby Schaaf and Councilmembers Loren Taylor and Treva Reid want to reverse City Council budget decisions, adding another police academy and unfreezing police positions.

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