The inaugural Age Friendly Spring Fling event is a garden party honoring the life experience and contributions of older adults,... More… The inaugural Age Friendly Spring Fling event is a garden party honoring the life experience and contributions of older adults, including our Tri-City Difference makers. Proceeds from this fundraiser benefit the Personal Urgent Need (PUN) fund, a project of the Tri-City Elder Coalition and the City of Fremont Human Services Department. These funds provide necessary items or services to those who cannot afford them, such as minor home repairs and medical equipment. Less…
Your contribution to the City of Fremont Human Services Department’s Giving Hope program provides the support your neighbors need... More… Your contribution to the City of Fremont Human Services Department’s Giving Hope program provides the support your neighbors need during this difficult time by granting financial assistance through our urgent needs fund. Financial contributions will be used to buy gifts for wish lists that don’t have sponsors. After the holidays, we transfer the money we haven’t spent on gifts to the Human Service Department’s urgent needs funds. These flexible funds allow us to help with the various critical needs that our clients may be facing, which many not be covered under governmental program guidelines. Less…
The Housing Navigation Center (HNC) will provide a clean, safe, and calm environment allowing its residents to focus on finding stable... More… The Housing Navigation Center (HNC) will provide a clean, safe, and calm environment allowing its residents to focus on finding stable, permanent housing. Your support will be key to making the HNC a success. Less…
The Personal Urgent Needs (PUN) Fund provides seniors in need with cash grants for urgent needs such as minor home repairs and medical... More… The Personal Urgent Needs (PUN) Fund provides seniors in need with cash grants for urgent needs such as minor home repairs and medical equipment. Less…
The 50-50 Sidewalk Repair Program provides reimbursement of up to 50% of the cost of sidewalk removal and replacement, up to a maximum... More… The 50-50 Sidewalk Repair Program provides reimbursement of up to 50% of the cost of sidewalk removal and replacement, up to a maximum of $1500 per property. Funds are available on a first-come first-served basis. Less…
Submit this form if you are interested in repairing the sidewalk next to your property and applying for the 50-50 Sidewalk Program. We... More… Submit this form if you are interested in repairing the sidewalk next to your property and applying for the 50-50 Sidewalk Program. We will process your request and notify you of the next step.Less…
Request that your name be added to the interest list for the City's Concrete Repair Program. The City has a limited amount of funding... More… Request that your name be added to the interest list for the City's Concrete Repair Program. The City has a limited amount of funding each year to fix limited locations.Less…
Submit this form if you notice a street that needs repair. Potholes should be reported at:... More… Submit this form if you notice a street that needs repair. Potholes should be reported at: http://www.fremont.gov/FormCenter/Maintenance-22/Report-a-Pothole-147Less…
Businesses can get help setting up or improving your recycling and composting programs.
Request multiple dates for your 2nd or 3rd graders to visit and learn about wetlands, watersheds, ecology, and the effects of water... More… Request multiple dates for your 2nd or 3rd graders to visit and learn about wetlands, watersheds, ecology, and the effects of water pollution on habitat and biodiversity.Less…
This form is to determine which submittal documents must be provided to the City for your Planning, Building, or Subdivision... More… This form is to determine which submittal documents must be provided to the City for your Planning, Building, or Subdivision application.Less…
A form for teachers to fill out to confirm their clean water field trip to Stivers Lagoon and the Nature Learning Center.
Thank you for helping us keep our City clean by reporting illegal dumping. If dumping is on private property, the property owner is... More… Thank you for helping us keep our City clean by reporting illegal dumping. If dumping is on private property, the property owner is responsible for disposing of the items. To report an abandoned shopping cart, visit Fremont.gov/ShoppingCartsLess…
Request dates for your 2nd or 3rd graders to visit and learn about wetlands, watersheds, ecology, and the effects of water pollution on... More… Request dates for your 2nd or 3rd graders to visit and learn about wetlands, watersheds, ecology, and the effects of water pollution on habitat and biodiversity.Less…
Helps Fremont property owners pay for some of the costs of pruning, removal and replacement of street trees. Up to $750 per tree and up... More… Helps Fremont property owners pay for some of the costs of pruning, removal and replacement of street trees. Up to $750 per tree and up to two trees per property.Less…
Free permit application to remove and replace, prune or plant a tree in Fremont.
Free permit application to remove, prune or plant a tree.
Help the City keep our streets safe and in good condition. Report a pothole.
Report graffiti online or call the Graffiti Hotline 510-494-4897. Thank you for your help in caring about the appearance of our City.
Help us fix traffic signals that aren't working properly by reporting them.
Help us clear roads and sidewalks of trees. Report downed trees.
Submit a request to the Maintenance Department to repair minor damage to the sidewalk at no cost. Subject to staff availability.
Use this form to submit a Film Permit for the City of Fremont, California
Request for ceremonial recognition from the City of Fremont
Form for safe routes to school request
