In just one year since its adoption, many of the Plan's over 100 projects and programs have been completed or are in progress. The chart below captures a live snapshot of how the implementation of the plan is progressing. Keep in mind that the Plan envisions implementation to take place over the next 10+ years.

As elements of the Plan are implemented, projects and programs are identified by one of six statuses:

Complete - Action has been taken to complete a project/program as described by the Plan.

Partial Completion - Certain components of a project/program have been completed, while other components are still pending.

Ongoing - Work has been underway prior to the Plan and continues moving forward.

In Progress - Active work is underway to achieve the outcomes outlined for each project/program. For physical/built projects, this status includes any planning and design stages, which involve continued community engagement prior to final construction.

On Deck - Projects/programs are identified as next in line for implementation.

Not Started - No active work is underway at this time.

As work progresses, up-to-date information and engagement opportunities will be posted on the pages specific to each project/program (follow the blue hyperlinks to learn more).

How are projects/programs prioritized?

City Planning is guiding implementation in partnership with many community stakeholders and other public entities. The Oakland Taskforce (a roundtable of Oakland organizations representing a variety of resident, institutional, business, and community service interests) has played a support role in prioritizing projects. Prioritization is guided by many factors including organizational capacity, funding, community need, coordination with other ongoing efforts, etc. The plan also provides a recommended general time frame for when action on certain projects/programs is anticipated.