From: Betsy Brazy
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] Vote YES on Item 10-A -- ICE-free Alameda Date: Tuesday, April 7, 2026 12:58:47 AM
Dear Councilmembers
Please join Oakland and Alameda County in creating ICE-free zones. Yes on 10-A.
Our family has lived in Alameda for more than 30 years. My daughter was born at Alameda Hospital and graduated from ACLC. I'm a member of Lawyers for Good Government and All Rise California.
My pro bono work is to help vetted war refugees apply for asylum. They are attending community college and learning English. But they are no longer safe because ICE is terrorizing and kidnapping people.
Please vote for 10-A, directing City Staff to analyze establishing ICE-free zones. My thanks to Councilman Tony Daysog for requesting the Council consider this issue.
Betsy Brazy, Esq.
Alameda
From: Susie McKee
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property - YES o 10-A Date: Monday, April 6, 2026 3:50:14 PM
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Sincerely,
Susie McKee
public school teacher and resident of Alameda
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To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property – YES on 10-A Date: Monday, April 6, 2026 2:49:57 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE- Free Zones” policies.
It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A.
Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Jessica Schultheis
Parent, Resident, and Taxpayer of Alameda
From: Megan Tedford
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] Please vote YES on 10A for ICE-free zones Date: Monday, April 6, 2026 2:37:10 PM
Dear City Council,
I am a resident and parent in Alameda, and am writing to urge you to vote YES on agenda item 10-A, following in the footsteps of both the City of Oakland and Alameda County.
I want to live in a community where people of all backgrounds feel safe and welcome. What we have recently seen in Minneapolis—where federal immigration enforcement operations led to multiple shootings, including the killing of two civilians—raises serious concerns about the impact of having ICE in our communities.
This is a small step towards keeping our community safe.
Thank you,
Megan Tedford
From: Jasmine Lua
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property – YES on 10-A Date: Monday, April 6, 2026 2:36:48 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Jasmine Lua
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From: Joel Schwartz
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property – YES on 10-A Date: Monday, April 6, 2026 12:54:48 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Joel - Resident of Alameda
From: Amy Simon
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Monday, April 6, 2026 10:34:48 AM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Amy
Parent and educator in Alameda
From: Sarah Qualters
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property – YES on 10-A Date: Monday, April 6, 2026 10:02:12 AM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Sarah Qualters
Resident of Alameda
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Sarah Qualters
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From: Narissa
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property – YES on 10-A Date: Monday, April 6, 2026 9:49:30 AM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Narissa Harris
From: Andrew Santos
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property – YES on 10-A Date: Monday, April 6, 2026 8:23:36 AM
Dear City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Andrew Santos
2444 Central Ave
From: Carrie G
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, April 4, 2026 6:21:21 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Carrie Smith
Alameda
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From: [email protected]
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] in Support of agenda item 10-A -- No ICE on Alameda City Property Date: Saturday, April 4, 2026 3:34:20 PM
Dear City Council of Alameda,
My message is in support of your agenda item 10-A.
Every time I hear about the lawless actions taken by ICE agents around the country, I fear for my neighbors and local business owners here in Alameda.
Thank you for your consideration,
Barbara Forsberg
1718 Central Ave
Alameda, CA 94501
From: Amy Wheat Rumberger
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property – YES on 10-A Date: Friday, April 3, 2026 4:51:38 PM
Dear City Council Members,
We should not stand by and be complicit in ICE's terrorism of our communities. We must stand against it.
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Citizens of Alameda want to feel SAFE here. It is up to you to help us secure our safety.
Sincerely,
Amy & Timothy Rumberger
1339 Bay Street
Alameda CA 94501
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From: [email protected]
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property – YES on 10-A Date: Wednesday, April 1, 2026 3:54:50 PM
Dear City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE- Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via
agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the
city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Lynn Lebo-Planas
Buena Vista United Methodist Church
From: Casey W
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Tuesday, March 31, 2026 7:18:16 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Casey Watts
Long Time Resident of Alameda
From: Joel Schwartz
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property – YES on 10-A Date: Tuesday, March 31, 2026 9:16:52 AM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Joel - Resident of Alameda
From: Emily Lin
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] Yes on 10-A! No ICE on Alameda City Property Date: Monday, March 30, 2026 11:14:01 PM
Dear Mayor Ashcraft and Councilmembers -
As a proud and engaged resident in Alameda, I urge you to follow the good examples of Alameda County and the City of Oakland to adopt "ICE-Free Zones" policies. I'm in full support of City staff reviewing these policies and hope that you will take action quickly to demonstrate our shared commitment to keep our community safe and ensuring that we all belong. As part of a faith community that has long practiced sanctuary with and for immigrants, I am especially concerned that we are prepared and ready for any escalation of immigration enforcement in the Alameda.
Thank you!
Sincerely,
Emily Lin
Buena Vista Community Institute
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From: Darlene
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Monday, March 30, 2026 3:52:33 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Darlene Fujii
Resident of Alameda
From: Savanna Cheer
To: Michele Pryor; Greg Boller; Tracy Jensen; Marilyn Ezzy Ashcraft Cc: Tony Daysog; City Clerk; Manager Manager
Subject: [EXTERNAL] Bring Item 10-A as a regular agenda item Date: Monday, March 30, 2026 3:28:41 PM
Hello:
I strongly support bringing item 10-A to the regular agenda. The resolution itself is simply a first step, you're not committing to actualizing ICE-Free Zones (although you absolutely should!). Protecting our vulnerable friends and neighbors in Alameda is well worth some staff research time and many people in the community support the City Council taking this first step. Staff can look no further than our own County for sample language and potential points to include in an ordinance. Please take the first step to put Alameda on the right side of history by doing everything a City can in their power to say NO to ICE, NO to kidnapping and assaulting Alamedans, NO to fascism!
Thank you,
Savanna Cheer
From: Patia Dial
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Monday, March 30, 2026 7:43:12 AM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Patia Dial
Resident and business owner in Alameda
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From: Badger
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Monday, March 30, 2026 2:00:18 AM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Your Affiliation] of Alameda
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From: buzzmom2000 (null)
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] YES on 10-A
Date: Sunday, March 29, 2026 3:41:24 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is
PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via
agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are
committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city’s strategic plan and maintaining step with Alameda County.
Respectfully,
Gabriela delaRiva
Alameda Homeowner
Retired RN-NP, member of CA Nurses Association/National Nurses United
Democrat
Bay Resistance member
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From: Katie Walker
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Sunday, March 29, 2026 8:09:09 AM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Your Affiliation] of Alameda
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From: Pamela Cowart
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Sunday, March 29, 2026 7:54:01 AM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Pam Cowart
Community member of Alameda
From: Natalie Loewenstein
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 11:47:02 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Natalie Loewenstein
Resident of Alameda
From: [email protected]
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 7:01:54 PM
To City Council,
On 1/27/2026, the County of Alameda Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to adopt a critical “ICE-Free Zones” policy that prohibits the use of county-owned property for U.S.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity, along with a countywide immigration enforcement response plan. Shortly thereafter on 1/29/2026, Mayor Barbara Lee of Oakland signed two executive orders of a similar nature – one for “ICE-Free Zones” and a second to prepare for the possible deployment of the National Guard, U.S. Military, or federal immigration personnel to Oakland.
It is PAST time for the City of Alameda to take action as well. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones” actions to be taken in Alameda via agenda item 10-A at the meeting on 4/7/2026. This email is IN SUPPORT of item 10-A. Take action to show that city council is committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable and inclusive governance as stated in the City of Alameda Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Ginger
Resident of Alameda
From: Tony Daysog
To: Yelena Budovskaya; CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: Re: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 6:02:31 PM
Hi Yelena:
I’ve placed the matter several weeks ago already for discussion by the Council, which will at the upcoming April 7 Council meeting. Here’s the link to the agenda:
https://alameda.legistar.com/LegislationDetail.aspx?ID=7941476&GUID=D73C8840- F4A6-4FF4-B3BE-6734D2E720D1&FullText=1
Tony
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From: Yelena Budovskaya <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, March 28, 2026 12:30:05 PM
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List <[email protected]>
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Your Affiliation] of Alameda
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From: Yelena Budovskaya
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 3:59:04 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Your Affiliation] of Alameda
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From: William Cutting
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 3:10:35 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
[William Cutting]
[Resident] of Alameda
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From: J Cuevas
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 2:08:10 PM
To City Council, In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting.
This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan. Sincerely,
Jeannine Cuevas
Alameda
From: Dahlia Kapelke
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 2:07:07 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Your Affiliation] of Alameda
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From: Stavnezer, Janet
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 2:04:14 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
[Janet Stavnezer
Resident of Alameda
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From: cindyminer
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 2:00:22 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Your Affiliation] of Alameda
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From: Michael Cavanaugh
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 1:54:07 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Mike Cavanaugh
Concerned Citizen of Alameda
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From: Kasey Brandt
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 1:53:20 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Kasey Rose Brandt
Resident and concerned citizen of Alameda
From: Morgan Jenkins
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 1:51:57 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Morgan Bodvarsson
Resident of Alameda
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From: Johnny Prime
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 1:51:54 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Johnny Prime
Citizen of Alameda
From: Sacha Moustakas
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 1:49:22 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Sacha Moustakas
Resident of Alameda
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From: Terry Miner
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 1:43:03 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Your Affiliation] of Alameda
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From: Brianna Devlin
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 1:37:13 PM
To City Council, In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting.
This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan. Sincerely, Brianna Devlin, A life-long 30 year resident of Alameda From: Lea Bolosan
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 1:08:16 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Lea Bolosan
Resident of Alameda
From: Lea Bolosan
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 1:07:09 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Your Affiliation] of Alameda
Lea Bolosan
From: Laura Tully
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 1:05:31 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Laura Tully
Resident Alameda
From: Gabriel Caffrey
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 1:01:53 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Gabriel Caffreyof Alameda
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From: Natasha Isajlovic
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 12:57:30 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Your Affiliation] of Alameda
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From: Theresa Rettinghouse
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 12:57:05 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Theresa Rettinghouse
resident of Alameda
From: Rachel Co
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 12:51:05 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Rachel Co
Resident of Alameda
From: Devon Yee
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 12:43:43 PM
To City Council,
As an Alameda resident, I strongly urge the City to adopt ICE-free zones.
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Devon
Resident of Alameda
From: Lisa Cannelora
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 12:40:50 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Your Affiliation] of Alameda
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From: Marvin Thomas
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 12:40:34 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Your Affiliation] of Alameda
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From: Judi Baker
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 12:40:16 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Judi Baker
Citizen of Alameda
From: Lisa Cannelora
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 12:39:07 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Your Affiliation] of Alameda
Lisa Cannelora
Principal Designer/Owner
—CUCINA—
Designing kitchens with great taste!
"The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten.” - Benjamin Franklin
**Emails received on Friday after 5pm will be answered on Monday**
From: Polina Bulgakova
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 12:37:44 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Polina Bulgakova
Resident of Alameda
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From: Whitney Russell-Holcomb
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 12:37:32 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Whitney Russell-Holcomb
Visitor of Alameda
From: Heather Polley
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 12:34:24 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Heather Polley
Resident of Alameda
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From: Sarah Jo Neubauer
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 12:34:07 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Sarah Jo Neubauer
Alameda
From: Beryl Ramos-Acosta
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 12:31:40 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Your Affiliation] of Alameda
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From: Martha Jimenez-Ellis
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 12:31:37 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Your Affiliation] of Alameda
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From: Elena Ball
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 12:30:59 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Elena Ball, Resident of Alameda
From: Toni Bonde
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 12:30:27 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
The Bonde Family
of Alameda
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From: Dominic Henri
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 12:30:19 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical ICE-Free Zones policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Dominic Henri
Resident of Alameda
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From: Lorin heller
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 12:29:52 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Your Affiliation] of Alameda
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From: Nova Hudson
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 12:29:28 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Nova Hudson
Resident of Alameda
From: Sarah Rasch
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 12:29:05 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Sarah Rasch
Resident of Alameda
From: Bob Arzt
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 12:28:30 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
[Robert Arzt
Resient] of Alameda
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From: Patricia Gideon
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 12:27:42 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Your Affiliation] of Alameda
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From: Beth Frankland
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 12:27:17 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Beth
Resident of Alameda
From: Anke Schafer
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 12:24:40 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
Anke Schafer
Resident of Alameda
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From: errico bachicha
To: CITYCOUNCIL-List
Subject: [EXTERNAL] No ICE on Alameda City Property: YES on 10-A Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 12:23:22 PM
To City Council,
In January, both the County of Alameda and City of Oakland adopted critical “ICE-Free Zones” policies. It is PAST time for Alameda to take action. Council will consider directing staff to review similar “ICE-Free Zones" via agenda item 10-A at the 4/7/26 meeting. This email is IN SUPPORT of 10-A. Take action to show that you are committed to enhancing community safety and practicing equitable & inclusive governance as is stated in the city's Strategic Plan.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Your Affiliation] of Alameda
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