Oakland Alameda
Adaptation
Committee
The Oakland Alameda Adaptation Committee (OAAC) is a coalition of shoreline communities and stakeholders working to co-create a coordinated and inclusive future-looking action plan and sub-regional organizational structure to accelerate sea level rise adaptation, protect and restore water quality, recreation and habitat, and promote community resilience.
Project Areas
OAAC is currently collaborating on three funded adaptation projects that address sea level rise vulnerabilities in the cities of Alameda and Oakland and at the Port of Oakland. These projects seek to address areas of near-term vulnerability while also building a long-term framework for future collective action and planning. The below projects, referred to as the OAAC ADAPT Projects, are funded through 2025.
Project A: Long-term Subregional Adaptation Plan
Project A is a long-term Subregional Adaptation Plan that details preliminary strategies and pathways for shoreline communities to take as the climate and shorelines change over time, as required by state law. This project covers the shorelines of Oakland-Alameda Estuary, San Leandro Bay, and Bay Farm Island.
Project Timeline
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