Art in Public Places Policy     Projects funded by the City of Fremont will allocate 1% of the costs of each public building and park constructed by the City of Fremont towards artwork to increase the aesthetic appreciation in the City of Fremont.         Adopted June 9, 1987, Resolution No. 7111       Art Review Board   The Art Review Board meets the 2nd Thursday of every month at 1:00 p.m. in the Parks and Recreation Large Conference Room.   For agenda/minutes, contact Art Review Board Secretary, Irene Jordahl, ijordahl@ci.fremont.ca.us.
Most Recent Public Artwork    most photos by Jim & Margaret Talt   Artist   Location                   "Firefighters"   by Roberto Delgado 2007               Fire Station #8   35659 Fremont Boulevard                     "nativeRiser"   by Roberto Delgado and Douglas Warnock      Detention Facility & Property Warehouse   located behind Police Department       "Wall of Honor" by Jaap Bongers       Fremont Police Department   2000 Stevenson Boulevard             "Exercise – It's a Family Thing" -   by Joe Sam     Irvington Community Center   41885 Blacow Road

Public Artwork	Artist	Location
	"Diatonic Degrees" by Ron Rogers	Centerville Community Center 3355 Country Drive
	"Nimbus" by Alden Holsopple	Warm Springs Community Center, 47300 Fernald Street
	"California Wildlife" by Richard Ellis	Tri-City Animal Services, 1950 Stevenson Boulevard
	"Canada Geese" by Susan Longini	Tri-City Animal Services, 1950 Stevenson Boulevard
	"Dream Voyage" by Larry Kirkland	Fremont Main Library 2400 Stevenson Boulevard
	"Stitches" by T. Barney	Softball Complex, Central Park 1110 Stevenson Boulevard
	"Kinergetics" by Tom Askman	Centerville Community Center 3355 Country Drive
	"Fremont Firefighters" by David Anthony	Fire Station #4 Pine and Paseo Padre Parkway
	"Drought Fountain" by Robert Feldman	Fire Station #10 5001 Deep Creek Road
	"Flight V" by Lori Kay	Wall relief inside Fire Station #5, 55 Hackamore Street and Warm Springs Blvd.
	"Flight IV" (dog and ladder)  by Lori Kay	Fire Station #5, 55 Hackamore Street and Warm Springs Blvd.
	"Phoenix" by James T. Russell	Fire Station #9 (Central Park)