#east-bay-regional-park-district

#east-bay-regional-park-district

The swim season this year at Lake Anza, which began on April 26, has been busy, with 700 people visiting on hot days and around 100 people in the water at once.

"If there is an immediate need, we can't respond immediately."

We're managing over 126,000 acres of parkland, with our 73 parks. Just to put that into some perspective, that is the equivalent, in terms of geographical size, of the state of Rhode Island.

"The next district plan will reflect the values, priorities, and aspirations of the communities we serve, and we want everyone to have a voice in that process."

Starting May 7, the EBRPD's banding program is transitioning to color-coded, lake-specific bands and will no longer accept EBMUD bands.

The abandoned sailboat named Hylanda has been marooned close to Berkeley's shoreline, drawing attention from locals but not posing any navigational or environmental hazards.