
Improving the City of Oakland by fixing its flawed organizational design.
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May 19, 2026
Greetings from the Oakland Charter Reform Project. This is our mid-May update.
CALL TO ACTION!: Please Attend and Testify at This Thursday’s Rules Committee Meeting - Thursday May 21 @ 10:30AM. See below for more information...
May 8, 2026
Yesterday, the City Council’s Rules Committee agreed to hear a request from Mayor Barbara Lee to convert Oakland into a “strong mayor” city.
The Rules Committee will consider Mayor Lee’s request at its May 21 meeting. If a maj...
May 3, 2026
Greetings from the Oakland Charter Reform Project. This is our early May update.
Has Charter Reform Stalled Out at City Hall?
When we published our report in late March, the Mayor’s Charter Reform Working Group had just prese...
April 9, 2026
Greetings from the Oakland Charter Reform Project. This is our early April update.
The Oaklandside Covers The Bases With a Comparison Chart
If you’ve been following our earlier posts, you know that after a year of discussio...
March 27, 2025
Greetings from the Oakland Charter Reform Project. This is our End-of-March update.
Mayor’s Working Group Presents Report to Rules and Legislation Committee
The facilitators of the Mayor’s Charter Reform Working Group deli...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Career city manager. CalBerkeley faculty (ret.). Portfolio manager. California Story writer. Painter who takes pictures. Once had a Velvet Underground cover band. Paintings at www.stevenbradleyfalk.com.
Walk Oakland Bike Oakland Board Member and long-time (now former) Kaiser Permanente member experience improvement executive who believes that Oakland’s City Charter can be amended so Oakland can be better.
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