Oakland Department of Transportation OakDOT

The Oakland Department of Transportation (OakDOT) is a government department based in Oakland, California. With over 1,443 employees, OakDOT is responsible for planning, building, operating, and maintaining the City of Oakland's transportation system. The department's operating budget exceeds $85 million annually, with an additional $55 million dedicated to capital projects each year. OakDOT manages a vast network of city-owned infrastructure, including 800 miles of streets, 1,100 miles of sidewalks, 18,000 pedestrian ramps, 700 signalized intersections, 37,000 streetlights, 200,000 signs, 10,000 metered parking spaces, and 20 off-street parking facilities with over 5,000 spaces. Additionally, OakDOT oversees 300 miles of bicycle facilities. OakDOT distinguishes itself by prioritizing equity in transportation planning, policy, programs, and operations. The department actively engages with historically marginalized communities, ensuring that transportation solutions meet the needs of all Oakland residents. OakDOT's commitment to equity has earned it recognition as a national model for inclusive transportation practices. To learn more about OakDOT's initiatives, visit oaklandca.gov/departments/transportation.