Observed arrival · 2026-10-13
Alameda’s civic health, measured
A resident-made scorecard measures Alameda across housing, jobs, infrastructure, safety and health, alongside a nonpartisan guide to the November 3, 2026 ballot.
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- The 2026 homelessness count is shown separately: 242 people, down from 455 in 2024, because cross-country counts are not comparable.
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The method separates five area averages from the overall city score and spells out its tier thresholds. A revision note records corrections to earlier figures and explains why homelessness and city credit ratings were removed from the global score. It also says park area was replaced with satellite tree-canopy data and that the infrastructure section grew in October 2026.
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