The Alameda County Fire Department provides services to the City of San Leandro and surrounding unincorporated…More areas. The department's administrative offices and Fire Prevention Bureau are located on the second floor of San Leandro City Hall. The fire chief is Sheldon Gilbert. </p> <p> </p> <ul> </ul>

The Alameda County Juvenile Justice Center provides integrated health, education, legal, and correctional services…More for youth in the juvenile justice system. It includes a 360-bed detention center and courts. </p> <p>The building opened in 2007 and received a LEED Gold rating from the U.S. Green Building Council for its energy and water efficiency, and use of solar energy, among other green building measures.</p> <p> </p>

First 5 Alameda County is the county operator of Every Child Counts, a state program that focuses on early childcare,…More education, health care, social services and special needs children. The program is paid for with revenue from the Prop 10 tobacco tax. </p> <p>A nine-member volunteer commission, appointed by the Alameda County Board of Supervisors, oversees First 5 Alameda County. Commission meetings are held bi-monthly and are open to the public.</p> <p>Programs include professional and informal training programs, funding and technical assistance to improve the quality of childcare facilities, parenting programs and early childhood mental health services. First 5 also gives grants to non-profit and public agencies for work in the areas of family support and promotion of early childhood health and wellness. </p>

This unit provides support to county law enforcement. Individuals may contact the records section for information on…More obtaining a copy of a police or incident report.</p> <p>The County Sherrif's Departmental Watch Commanders and Emergency Services Dispatch are also located here. </p>

The Alameda County Public Health Department administers the following programs from its San Leandro offices: Child…More Health and Disability Prevention, Black Infant Health, Improving Pregnancy Outcomes Program (IPOP) and Special Start. These programs fall under the Department's Family Health Services division, which advocates for healthy children and parents and helps connect needy families with resources. </p> <p>Emergency Medical Technician training is also offered here. </p>

Started in 1950 by a group of parents of children with developmental disabilities, the Arc of Alameda aims to empower…More every individual with the knowledge, tools and support to achieve each life's potential by recognizing each person's needs and wants.</p> <p>The Arc fulfills this mission through the following services: Adult Development Program - SCOPE, Alternative Ventures Program (AVP), Supported Employment Services, First Step Children's Center, Independent Living Services and Vocational Development Services.</p> <p>As a non-profit organization, the Arc serves more than 600 individuals with ethnically diverse backgrounds in five different locations.</p>

John George Psychiatric Pavilion serves adults suffering from severe mental illnesses, regardless of ability to pay.…More The center was opened in 1992 and named in honor of John George, a former member of the Alameda County Board of Supervisors. </p> <p>The center is part of the Alameda County Medical Center and is the provider of most acute psychiatric emergencies in the county. John George also provides crisis consultation voluntary services. </p>