Public Utilities Board

Regular Meetings

  • 6 p.m.
  • 3rd Monday of each month (generally)

Alamedans have a voice in the policies and operations of Alameda Municipal Power through the City's Public Utilities Board. Alamedans and other interested parties are encouraged to attend meetings of the Board. Live webcasts of our meetings are also available online.

Agendas & Minutes

Meeting agendas and materials for upcoming meetings are typically posted by 5 p.m. a week prior to the meeting. Minutes are available following approval.

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Upcoming Meeting Topics

Meeting DateTopics to be Discussed
December 13, 2021




GM Performance Review - 5 PM Closed Session
CAPP COVID-19 Relief Funding
SecureLink
Evergreen Safety Training
Underground Utility District 38 Submersible Transformers and Switches
Transformer Purchase
Cable Purchase
January 24, 2022


Load Forecast
12 kV and 115kV Relay Replacement at Jenney Substation - Professional Service
Salesforce
Electrification Program/Frontier
February 28, 2022
Strategic Plan KPIs and Priorities - 5 PM Special Meeting
Senate Bill 1037
Collection Agency Services
WAPA Power
Doolittle Solar
Keller Canyon

Members

Jerry Serventi

Jerry Serventi

Laura Giuntini

Laura Giuntini

Contact Us

  1. Hayley Wise

    Email Hayley Wise
    Phone: 510-748-3908 or 510-522-7538 (TDD)

  2. Public Utilities Board

    Email the Public Utilities Board


Jeff Gould

Jeff Gould

Christina McKenna

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City Manager Eric Levitt

Eric

Membership Information

Four commissioners are appointed to the Board by the Mayor with the concurrence of the City Council, in accordance with the City Charter. The Alameda City Manager also sits on the Board, as an ex officio fifth commissioner. The commissioners establish goals, approve major purchases, set direction, and create the framework for local control for the utility.