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East Oakland Community Mapping Project
Help provide your input to shape our understanding of air pollution and the strategies that will help improve East Oakland.
The East Oakland Mapping Project has been completed and is no longer available as an interactive resource. The map can be used as a reference, but you will no longer be able to drop pins and add information.
Community Map
The Air District is co-developing an East Oakland Community Emissions Reduction Plan, or CERP, with Communities for a Better Environment and the Community Steering Committee. The purpose of the CERP is to develop community-led strategies to reduce harmful air pollution that impacts people where they live, work, play, and pray.
Your input is critical to helping us understand the air pollution concerns that are most important to you and your community and will help inform strategies to reduce air pollution and protect public health in East Oakland.
We are asking East Oakland Community Members to visit and add to the East Oakland Community Map online to collect community input. This is your opportunity to provide us with information based on your lived experience in the East Oakland CERP area.
Please visit the East Oakland Community Map online and review the Guide/Instructions and drop a pin to get started.
There are three categories of information that you can add to this map:
Air Pollution Concerns: Air pollution from buildings, industry, trains, trucks, ships, etc.
Locations Where People Gather: Places where people gather – especially seniors, young people, or community members with increased health risks.
Community Strengths and Resources: Locations which represent the creativity, culture, history, heritage, and strength of the community.
Note: Comments are auto-moderated for profanity and hate-speech, and all images require manual approval before being made public. All flagged content will be reviewed by a member of staff within two days of posting.
Contact Us
Aneesh Rana
Staff Specialist, Community Engagement and Policy
415.749.4914 arana@baaqmd.gov
Community Health Protection Program
415.749.4914 AB617Info@baaqmd.gov
Last Updated: 7/20/2023