Alameda City Hall, established in 1854, is a historic government building located on the corner of Oak St. and Santa Clara Ave. Originally dedicated in 1896, it housed various city departments and facilities including the police department, library, city jail, gymnasium, and city offices.

Today, Alameda City Hall continues to serve as the central hub for the city's administration, housing key departments such as the city manager's office, city attorney's office, city clerk's office, records, payroll and human resources, and information technology. The third floor Council Chambers host monthly City Council meetings, providing a space for civic engagement and decision-making for the community.

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