Past emergency for Pleasanton projects
Recovery after the 2017 severe storm declaration (FEMA DR-4301)
FEMA's declaration records list "Severe Winter Storms, Flooding, And Mudslides" (DR-4301) as a major disaster declaration for Alameda County. The incident began on January 3, 2017 and ended on January 12, 2017, and the declaration was made on February 14, 2017. This is a county-level record for Pleasanton planning. For a similar storm recovery, identify overnight crews and any interruption to existing washing or meal facilities before sizing a temporary camp. A past event does not mean there is a need today.
Source: FEMA declaration DR-4301, Federal Emergency Management Agency, OpenFEMA
Major construction for Pleasanton projects
Foothill High School Performing Arts, Visual Arts, and Athletic Facilities Project
CEQAnet received a Notice of Exemption from Pleasanton Unified School District on March 11, 2025, for "Foothill High School Performing Arts, Visual Arts, and Athletic Facilities Project" in Pleasanton, near W. Las Positas and Stoneridge Drive. The record describes it as: The Project involves the replacement of the theater located adjacent to on the existing campus of Foothill High School (“High School”) in the City of Pleasanton. The exemption filing alone does not establish the current work phase; confirm the schedule with the project owner. For a comparable remote build, confirm how many workers need overnight accommodation before adding hygiene, laundry and meal facilities.
Source: CEQAnet document 2025030391, Pleasanton Unified School District
Major renovation for Pleasanton projects
Early Childhood Education Center Expansion at Harvest Park Middle School
CEQAnet received a Notice of Exemption from Pleasanton Unified School District on April 18, 2025, for "Early Childhood Education Center Expansion at Harvest Park Middle School" in Pleasanton, near Valley Avenue and Northway Road. The record describes it as: The Project consists of constructing a new classroom building, the modernization of 5 existing classrooms with associated restrooms, and the relocation and modernization of existing portable classrooms on the existing campus of Harvest Park Middle School in the eastern portion of the City of Pleasanton. The exemption filing alone does not establish the current work phase; confirm the schedule with the project owner. For a comparable renovation, identify the facilities actually taken out of service before selecting temporary support for the workforce.
Source: CEQAnet document 2025040967, Pleasanton Unified School District
Equipment access for Pleasanton projects
Emergency access: official information and road checks
Cal OES places Alameda County in Mutual Aid Region II, part of its Coastal Administrative Region, based in Fairfield. During complex emergencies such as wildfires, floods and earthquakes, Cal OES regional staff work alongside local emergency managers in county or city Emergency Operations Centers to coordinate state resources. Before a trailer delivery, check live road conditions: Caltrans QuickMap shows real-time traffic cameras, lane closures and road conditions. Use these public emergency-management and road resources when checking the site. Delivery access and dates for your Pleasanton site are confirmed in the written quote.
Source: Coastal Region, California Governor's Office of Emergency Services; QuickMap, California Department of Transportation
The starting prices below apply to every California location, including Pleasanton. Delivery, setup and collection to your site, tax and minimum term are confirmed on your written quote.
Starting prices only, in US dollars, from our rate sheet. Daily and monthly rates are starting references. Your written quote confirms the rental price, billing terms, delivery, setup, collection, tax and any minimum term.
