Board of Supervisors - Jan 27, 2026 - Regular Meeting
Board of Supervisors • Alameda CountyJanuary 27, 2026
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Alameda County Adopts ICE Free Zones, Immigration Response Plan in Unanimous Vote
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors sent a clear signal on immigration enforcement Tuesday, unanimously adopting a policy that prohibits the use of county-owned or controlled properties for federal civil immigration staging or processing—joining a growing regional movement to define the boundaries between local government and federal enforcement.
Board establishes "ICE Free Zones" on all county properties, banning use for civil immigration enforcement staging (5-0).
Immigration enforcement response plan directs unified training, reporting protocols, and interagency coordination across departments.
District Attorney reports 261 trafficking survivors served in 2025 as Board proclaims January as Human Trafficking Prevention Month.
Alameda Alliance for Health honored for 30 years of service; now covers 400,000 members with new dual-eligible plan.
Labor agreements with UAPD and ACMEA advance with first readings on MOU and salary ordinance amendments.
Green building ordinance update introduced to strengthen sustainability requirements for county projects.
The centerpiece of Tuesday's meeting was Item 51, a two-part policy package that directs county departments to establish unified protocols for responding to immigration enforcement activities and formally designates all county-owned and controlled properties as "ICE Free Zones."
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