Marina Bay Neighborhood Council


“The Neighborhood Council provides the machinery for citizens to function directly in shaping their own community life.” — Lucretia Edwards

Who We Are...

The City of Richmond enabled the formation of Neighborhood Councils in recognition of the value of self-governance. The Marina Bay Neighborhood Council provides a forum for all Marina Bay residents to exchange ideas on community issues, to help solve neighborhood problems, and to function as a resource for information concerning public and private agencies, government entities, and the legislative process.

  • We are organized and managed by Marina Bay residents.
  • Everyone has an opportunity to speak out to make a difference in the Marina Bay neighborhood.
  • We are empowered to act on issues of crime, traffic, local schools, policies, and intended actions of governmental bodies.
  • We assist in making the changes necessary for building a clean, safe, and attractive environment in which to live.
  • Our success depends on the active involvement of volunteers, both residents and business owners, to get to know each other and to work together to promote a thriving community.
  • At our meetings, we cannot as an organization or as individuals representing the organization, discuss, support, or oppose candidates for office.
  • We can, however, support or oppose causes and measures and on occasion may vote whether or not to endorse such a cause or measure.

Our strength comes from our membership. The more members we have, the louder our “voice”. Please join the Marina Bay Neighborhood Council so that we can be heard.

Our Accomplishments...

  • Provided an overview of the special tax assessment budget that Marina Bay residents pay.
  • Held a community meeting with Richmond Postmaster to determine ways to reduce mail theft.
  • Held a special meeting with City Planning and TransMontaigne representatives to discuss permitting.
  • Successfully hosted a community clean-up event.
  • Held a “Meet the Candidates” forum introducing District 5 candidates.
  • Read more...MBNC Annual Letter

Public works | Library | GovernmentParks & Rec | Schools | Seniors

Public safety
Crime in progress, medical emergency, fire 911
Richmond Police Dispatch, to report suspicious activity.  For Richmond Police Department web page and "Southern Beat" Officers' names, phones and emails, see also: http://www.ci.richmond.ca.us/index.aspx?nid=988 510-233-1214
Contra Costa Sheriff's Office (police services for the unincorporated area of East Richmond) 925-646-2441
Report anonymous tips (Richmond Police) 510-232-TIPS
Marina Bay primary "beat cop", Officer Jesse Sousa, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 621-1212 x7145
Richmond Police Watch Commander, 24/7 510-620-6643
Drug Hotline 510-237-3784
Mental Health Evaluation Team  
Report abandoned vehicles (Richmond Police) 510-620-6644
Animals: injured, biting or stray animals (Contra Costa County Animal Control) 925-335-8300
Code Enforcement, City of Richmond 510-621-1279
Code enforcement (Contra Costa County) 925-335-1111
Hazardous Materials (Contra Costa County) 925-646-2286
City of Richmond online services: COR-Connect, 24/7.  Use COR Connect to contact City of Richmond Staff with your questions, complaints, compliments or concerns.
   
Public Works  
Report street light outage on a city-owned pole (usually a metal pole; write down number printed on the pole).  Report outage on a PG&E pole to the 800 number shown. 510-231-3033; 800-743-5000
Report sewer back-up Veolia Water.  Report sewage or contaminants flowing into storm drain. 510-412-2001; 510-412-2009
Maintenance Requests  
City of Richmond: Report potholes, needed street repairs, street sweeping, traffic sign repair, and illegal dumping 510-231-3043
CalTrans: Maintenance service request
for Highways 580 and 80
http://www.dot.ca.gov/hq/maint/msrsubmit/
Report broken sidewalks (Engineering) 510-307-8091
Park maintenance (Parks & Landscaping) 510-231-3004
East Bay Municipal Utility District 866-403-2683
Pacific Gas & Electric 800-743-5000
 
Richmond Public Library
Reference desk 510-620-6561
On-line catalog, renew books, hours, more rosie.ci.richmond.ca.us/
Main web page www.ci.richmond.ca.us/~library/
Literacy program (LEAP). More information. 510-620-8084
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Government
Richmond city government 
How do I...
The City's on-line answers to the most frequently asked questions, from reporting potholes to applying for a job. A terrific resource.
Richmond City Manager's office 510-620-6512
Richmond City Clerk 510-620-6513

Richmond City Departments
Managers, phone numbers, email addresses

Richmond Councilmembers
Names, terms of office, phone numbers, e-mail addresses

Richmond City Staff Directory
City of Richmond web site City Council agendas, videos of Council meetings, Codes, Charter, and more.

Richmond Redistricting

Contra Costa County Government Administration

925-646-4080

County Supervisor John Gioia:  Website has descriptions of county programs and projects, links to county and community organizations, Board of Supervisors meeting agendas, news items, and newsletter summarizing local issues and developments.  510-374-3231  E-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. http://www.co.contra-costa.ca.us/depart/dis1/
State government:  For the Office of the Governor of the State of California:  http://gov.ca.gov/For State Senator Nancy Skinner, representing District 9:  https://sd09.senate.ca.gov/district. Assemblymember Buffy Wicks website info:  https://a15.asmdc.org/.
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Parks and Historic Sites
Rosie the Riveter/World War II Home Front National Historical Park 510-232-5050
The crown jewel of Marina Bay parks, the Rosie the Riveter/World II Home Front National Historic Park (part of the National Park Service) is home to the Rosie the Riveter Memorial Park and the historic Richmond shipyards. The park commemorates the important role the City of Richmond played in the World War II Home Front and  the wartime contributions of the residents and workers of the City of Richmond. Nearby in historic Kaiser Shipyard 3 is the SS Red Oak Victory, the only vessel built by the Kaiser Shipyards in Richmond, California that is being restored.
For more information about the following Marina Bay Parks contact the City of Richmond, Recreation & Parks Dept., 620-6793
Barbara & Jay Vincent Park End of Peninsula Drive
Lucretia Edwards Park End of Marina Way South
Marina Park & Green Bordered by Regatta Blvd., Marina Bay Parkway, Melville Square &
Esplanade Dr.
Shimada Friendship Park End of Marina
Bay Parkway
Richmond Swim Center (immediately south of Kennedy High School, on Cutting Blvd.)   510-620-6654
Richmond Park Facilities (Administration, locations, reservations) 510-620-6793
Richmond Community Centers (Addresses and phone numbers for all Centers)  
Marina Bay Yacht Harbor and Harbor Master's Office, 1340 Marina Way South, off of Hall Avenue. See www.MarinaBayYachtHarbor.com for more information. 510-236-1013
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Schools
West Contra Costa Unified School District (WCCUSD): Visit the WCCUSD website to find the most up-to-date information about West County schools 510-234-3825
Visit the WCCUSD School Directory site to find information about individual schools.  
WCCUSD Department Directory has detailed information about each department.  
West Contra Costa County Adult Education (WCCAE):Visit the WCCAE website to explore and register for courses. 510-215-4666
 
Seniors
MacDonald Senior Center 510-302-8087
Richmond Annex Senior Center 510-620-6812
Paratransit 510-307-8026

20260506_MBNCAgenda.pdf
May 6, 2026
Special Community Meeting


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The Marina Bay Neighborhood Council provides a forum for Marina Bay residents to exchange ideas on community issues and solve neighborhood problems. Meetings are held quarterly on the second Wednesday of the 3rd month in each quarter (March, June, September, December). You can join now using the subscribe button. Visit our membership page.


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