Care 4 Community Action

Like said, “Organizing is how we get it done.” So over the next 48 hours, tell EVERYONE YOU KNOW to VOTE and vote Yes on Measure E!

DM us (Care 4 Community) if you live in an apartment building and you’d be down to let a canvasser in to talk to your neighbors today or tomorrow! Corporate landlords are spending big to try to stop Measure E from passing so they can avoid paying their fair share for essential services we ALL rely on - but if renters actually VOTE, we win.

Drop your ballot at an Official Ballot Drop Box TODAY: https://acvote.alamedacountyca.gov/info/20260602 # (link also in our bio)

Response times = Safety

80% of calls to the Oakland Fire Department are for medical emergencies. In those situations, every second matters.

Vote Yes on Measure E to keep our fire stations open and protect our emergency response times.

Support our 911 dispatchers - Yes on Measure E!

Response times = safety

“The sooner we can get to your house, the sooner we can make a difference.”

80% of calls to the Oakland Fire Department are for medical emergencies. In those situation, every second matters.

Vote Yes on Measure E to keep our fire stations open and protect our emergency response times.

Oakland Native, Faith Leader & Ceasefire Co-Chair Pastor Billy Dixon says Vote Yes on Measure E!

Who’s paying for the ads opposing Measure E?

Out-of-town landlord lobby groups: the National Association of Realtors and the California Association of Realtors

Out-of-town luxury developers: Carmel Partners

SF-based crypto & tech billionaires: Chris Larsen, one of Empower Oakland’s top publicly listed funders

Oakland firefighters and boots-on-the-ground city workers are backing Measure E because they’re on the frontlines and know what’s at stake. 

Vote Yes on Measure E to:
- Keep our fire stations open
- Address homelessness, illegal dumping, and trash on our streets and our parks
- Prevent increased 911 emergency response times

Becki Hom of APEN Action and Seth Olyer of the Oakland Firefighters Union speak on Measure E’s exemptions for low-income homeowners and seniors, and the citizens oversight commission and independent audits that will ensure every dollar of Measure E money is spent as promised.

Millie Cleveland, a police accountability activist and Oakland resident of over 50 years, speaks on the attacks on essential public services from the national to the local level and urges Oaklanders to VOTE YES ON MEASURE E on June 2nd!