Regional planning agency and local government service provider for the nine Bay Area counties; members are city and county governments; www.abag.ca.gov

Regional agency that regulates sources of air pollution within the Bay Area; board comprised of mayors, supervisors, and councilmembers; www.baaqmd.gov

Performs and supervises specialized research and policy development; has jurisdiction over all matters pertaining to San Francisco Bay, including fill and other development within 100 feet inland from high tide line; ...

Established by State Legislature in 1967 to attain and maintain healthy air quality; to conduct research into the causes and solutions to pollution; and to address pollution caused by motor vehicles; ...

Manages California’s highways; provides inter-city rail services; and permits public-use airports and hospital heliports through its primary programs in aeronautics, highway transportation, mass transportation, transportation planning, and administration/equipment service; www.dot.ca.gov

Provides habitat preservation and protection for native fish, plant species, and wildlife throughout the state, including the Albany State Marine Reserve and other aquatic communities in the Bay Delta region; www.dfg.ca.gov ...

Responsible for wetlands restoration, preservation, acquisition and educational exposure for the state; majority owner of Eastshore State Park, coordinates management with the East Bay Regional Park District; www.parks.ca.gov

Seven-member commission, appointed by the governor and charged with protecting the betting public through pari-mutuel wagering regulation, maximizing state tax revenues and promoting horse racing and breeding industries; formed in 1933, ...

Charter city with five-member elected council; located north of Berkeley and south of Richmond, CA ; approximately 17,000 residents; www.albanyca.org

Governed by elected board of directors, each representing geographic areas in Contra Costa and Alameda counties; manages more than 98,000 acres of parks; has minority share of Eastshore State Park, which ...

Publicly-owned utility, seven-member, elected board of directors from Alameda and Contra Costa counties; provides wastewater treatment; supplies water; controls water connections for development at waterfront; www.ebmud.com

Formed by President Carter’s fusion of fragmented disaster relief departments; responsible for preventing, ameliorating, and coordinating recovery from all man-made and natural domestic disasters, including floods www.fema.gov

Transportation planning, coordinating, and financing agency for the nine-county Bay Area; responsible for amending and advancing regional transportation plan; governed by 19-member policy board, composed primarily of commissioners appointed by locally-elected ...

Reviews development plans to ensure they do not impair water quality; www.waterboards.ca.gov/sanfranciscobay

Coordinates energy resources, hazard management, oil spill prevention; administers Public Trust easement rights on California shoreline; and ensures that development plans are consistent with Public Trust guidelines; members include lieutenant governor, ...

Provides engineering services (e.g. ecosystem restoration and clean-up of contamination from military activity); implements Clean Water Act; has jurisdiction over navigable waters including SF Bay; www.usace.army.mil