District 2 - Board of Supervisors

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District Two is located in the heart of Alameda County, encompassing the communities of Hayward, Union City, Newark and portions of Fremont and Sunol. District Two is home to important employment and education centers as well as vibrant and diverse neighborhoods.

It is important that county residents know what services the county provides and have access to those resources. The county provides many services, including providing health care and mental health services, providing social services and safety net programs, maintaining flood control channels, providing court services, conducting elections and assessing and collecting property taxes. More information on county departments can be found here.

As your Supervisor, I am committed to being accessible to the community that I have called home for over 5 decades. Our office will continue to work with residents, businesses, and other stakeholders to address the various issues our communities face. Please use this website to communicate with our office, locate county resources and to contact us.

Sincerely,

Richard Valle
Supervisor, Second District

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04/23/2013 Alameda County supervisors pass resolution asking Sheriff to stop detaining immigrants(250KB) "The underlying tone in Secure Communities denies people the due process and very democracy that we are here to defend," Supervisor Richard Valle, the resolution's author, said shortly before the 3-1 vote Tuesday.
04/22/2013 Alameda County Sheriff asked to stop detaining immigrants under federal program(218KB) On Tuesday, Supervisor Richard Valle will introduce a resolution at the weekly board meeting encouraging the sheriff to pull out of Secure Communities, a voluntary program in which local law enforcement officials forward fingerprints of anyone they arrest
03/28/2013 Alameda County creates new Energy Council Joint Powers Authority to expand sustainable energy programs Alameda County supervisors have created a new joint powers authority to tap into a $42 million program that promises to shower the Bay Area with sustainable energy projects and training.

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