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Business NEWS
April • May • June 2019 Volume 42 • Issue 2
Mayor Haubert Touts Dublin’s Strength
at Annual Chamber of Commerce
State of the City Address
M ayor David Haubert delivered a
rousing speech to a sold-out crowd
touting the economic prowess of the City
Chairman’s Message of Dublin and the future of the community
at the Annual Dublin Chamber of Com-
W e’ve had a very busy quarter in Dublin. merce State of the City Address.
In April, we hosted a great, sold out State Citing a combination of statistics and
of the City event featuring our Mayor, David city accomplishments in 2018, Mayor
Haubert. As the Mayor declared – Dublin is Haubert said that the future of Dublin is
Open for Business! On May 2nd, we hosted bright. Among the city highlights are a
an Economic Development meeting at the major renovation of the Corrie Center in Downtown to be a Class A office complex with a
Dublin Library with a great presentation from future hotel on the site. Another new Westin Hotel project is in the works for a six-story,
our Police Department on “How to prepare 200 room, four-star hotel, located adjacent to the existing Dublin/Pleasanton Bart Station.
for an Active Shooter event”. On May 13th, West of the Kaiser project on the east side of the city is a 15-acre site which will be the
we helped cut the ribbon for the new Kaiser future home of Nissan; “The Glen at Dublin,” which was approved, will be home to the
Permanente Medical Center in Dublin. Lastly, new IKEA store and the site will also include 93,000 square feet of retail and restaurant
we enjoyed beautiful weather for our annual space; and the new Zeiss Innovation Center is under construction which could accom-
Golf Tournament at Dublin Ranch on Monday, modate up to 1,500 jobs in their new state of the art Research & Development facility!
June 3rd. For the Downtown, the City Council has made a strategic decision to focus on the
With all these great events, we couldn’t downtown area. The City of Dublin created a “Downtown Fund.” Five million has
do it without the dedicated support of our
been set aside for strategic investment into Downtown Dublin. Vacancies are low as
volunteers that serve on the Ambassador
Light Industrial properties in Dublin have an astounding “one percent” vacancy factor.
committee. Our Ambassadors play a pivotal
Haubert ended his presentation stating these successes would not be possible without the
role at the Chamber and we’re looking for
more men and women to be part of our assistance of the Dublin Chamber of Commerce.
energetic and fun group. Thank you Mayor Haubert and the Dublin City Council for being a champion for local
Throughout the year, our Ambassadors business.
visit existing members ensuring that they
are utilizing the benefits of membership.
For our new businesses, the Ambassadors Message from CEO – Inge Houston
have the opportunity to participate in Ribbon
Cuttings as we welcome new businesses to
town. This is a great opportunity for the I nformation is currency and the greatest benefit of your
Chamber of Commerce membership is to be made aware of
pending and future laws and policies in the local community
Ambassadors to meet new people and ex-
pand their business connections with other and at the State level. Not all government is negative, in fact
businesses. Our Ambassadors are made up many times benefits exist for businesses if they are “in the
of business owners as well as employee know”. The Dublin Chamber of Commerce is looking for a
representatives that are looking to expand special volunteer as our Chamber Governmental Affairs
their relationships with other businesses. Liaison whose role is to attend Dublin City Council meetings
If you’re interested in becoming a Dublin and report back to the Board of Directors and the Chamber
Chamber of Commerce Ambassador, please membership on policies and law that affects our businesses. This is an important
give our President/CEO, Inge Houston, a part of the Dublin Chamber of Commerce’s “new direction.” In this Information Age
call to see how you can join our great team. knowledge is King (or Queen) and our membership deserves the best!
925-828-6200 Those interested in this role must have great listening skills, desire meeting new
Steve Lehman interesting friends, like to mingle with the decision-makers and be a little bit of a
Chairman of the Board policy wonk. Interested? Give me a call at 925-828-6200. Your Dublin Chamber of
Dublin Chamber of Commerce Commerce needs you!
ALOFT WXYZ Membership Renewals • Jan, Feb, Mar 2019
CHARTER MEMBERS EZ Blinds and Shades – 12 years
Hacienda Crossings – 13 years
45 YEARS OR MORE IPAC – 15 years
Dublin Chevron – 49 years Livermore Amador Symphony – 13 years
41–44 YEARS Livermore Valley Performing Art
Dublin Rotary – 43 years Center – 13 years
Rubeclar International – 14 years
31–35 YEARS Safeway - Dublin Blvd & Tassajara
Livermore Amador Transit Road Stores – 13 years
Authority – 33 years Sutter Health Palo Alto Medical
T echnology and taste collide at the brand-new
Aloft Dublin-Pleasanton. We offer a wide array
of contemporary amenities and technology, meant
26–30 YEARS
Appliance Parts Distributors – 26 years
Foundation – 12 years
Vacation Getaways – 13 years
to make each and every stay feel completely
Dublin Partners in Education – 23 years 6–10 YEARS
Dublin Toyota – 29 years Alameda County Supervisor,
different from anything you’ve ever experienced, Frankie Johnnie & Luigi Too! – 27 years Scott Haggerty – 8 years
including an experience with our delivery Robot, GFWC Dublin San Ramon Barons Jewelers – 6 years
Botlr! During any free time, you can get your Women’s Club – 30 years Bright Horizons – 9 years
pump on in our 24-hour fitness center, featuring Hope Hospice – 28 years Chevron Corporation – 8 years
free weights and cardio equipment. At the con- Howard, Lisbeth – 28 years Four Paws – 7 years
clusion of your day, withdraw into the comfort of Office Depot/Office Max – 27 years Four Points Pleasanton Hotel – 7 years
our spacious rooms and suites. From vibrant décor Steve Kau, CPA, PC – 28 years Lennar Homes – 7 years
and voice-controlled lights/thermostat to pillowtop UNCLE Credit Union – 27 years StopWaste.org – 9 years
mattresses, 55” TVs, and Gig Speed Fiber internet, 21–25 YEARS 1–5 YEARS
our unique accommodations provide everything Barnes, Valerie – 25 years Association of United States
you want and need during your stay. For guests Charter Properties – 21 years Army – 5 years
and locals looking for a night out in the town, visit Hana Japan Steak House – 21 years Bunso Breads – 2 years
WXYZ Lounge where we host live music on select Martin Inderbitzen Carl Zeiss Meditec, Inc – 2 years
nights and offer craft cocktails, beers, local wines, Attorney at Law – 25 years Dahlin Group – 5 years
and delicious finger foods. With a pool table along United Car Stereo – 25 years Dublin Integrity in Action – 3 years
with a bocce ball court, corn toss, and a fire pit in 16–20 YEARS East Bay Community Energy – 1 year
our backyard, your evening will be one to remem- Alameda County Food Bank – 18 years Ellipsis Marketing – 2 years
ber. We also offer 1200sf of space to host meet- California Document Preparers – 16 years Hospice East Bay – 1 year
ings, birthday parties, and various other events. Demarcus, Erlene – 16 years Lira Clinical – 2 years
Dublin Car Tek – 20 years Michele Day, CPA – 4 years
Our team will ensure your event goes smoothly
Dublin Senior Center Pacific Catch – 3 years
from set up, food options, and decorations so
Foundation – 20 year PathCom Systems – 1 year
you can focus on your guests. Whether spending Pleasanton Rentals – 5 years
the night with us, hosting an event, or visiting 11–15 YEARS Provident Credit Union – 1 year
WXYZ Lounge, Aloft Dublin-Pleasanton will pro- Alameda County Fire Spectrum Community Services – 2 years
vide friendly service and a unique experience. Department – 13 years A Tasteful Affair Catering – 5 years
For more information, Aloft Dublin-Pleasanton Allsafe Self Storage – 14 years Today P.C. – 4 years
4075 Grafton Street, Dublin. 925-248-8500 Axis Community Health – 14 years Tyler, Chuck – 1 year
Bay East Association of Visit Tri Valley – 1 year
Realtors – 15 years
Membership Update Dublin Chevrolet, Cadillac, Buick,
GMC, Infinity – 15 years
The Dublin Chamber of Commerce is up-
dating our records. Summer intern, Glynnis
Houston, will be reaching out to all member
businesses this summer to verify the following:
New Members
• Business Name, Address and Phone Dublin Arts Collective Shapes Fitness Shred City Inc.
• Primary and Billing Contact Representative P. O. Box 2912 for Women 4131 S. Shingle Road, #16
• Adding any employees you want added as a Dublin, CA 94568 7151 Regional St Shingle Springs, CA 95682
representative of your business. Ph: 925 828 4777 Dublin, CA 94568 Ph: 844 507 4733
• Obtaining and/or confirming email addresses https://thedublinart Ph: 925 999 4320 www.shredcityca.com
for billing, eNewsletter and correspondence. collective.wordpress.com Dublin.shapesfitness Document
• Finally, what information you want to be forwomen.com
Non-profit organization Destruction Company
available to the public on the Chamber’s
Website or available only to other members. to support arts, culture Women’s Indoor
in the Tri Valley area Fitness Facility
Thank you for your assistance as we update our
records.
First Kaiser Permanente Multi-Specialty Care Hub in
Northern California Signals New Era in Care Delivery
New Cancer Care, Urgent Care, Surgery Center and Specialty Offices Address
Growing Health Care Needs of Tri-Valley Region New Era in Care Delivery
Dublin, CA, May 11, 2019 – Kaiser Per- urgent care provides treatment and services teams strive to meet the physical, emotional,
manente’s first multi-specialty care hub in as an alternative to more costly emergency and spiritual needs of all patients.
the region is scheduled to open in Dublin, rooms, which are designed for immediate The three-story open atrium waiting area
May 20 and begin serving members in the life-threatening or critical care situations. An provides a calming environment before
Tri-Valley area of Alameda County, a major ambulatory surgery center will also be part of appointments. The 22 state-of-the-art general
and long-anticipated expansion of health care the hub, housing six operating room suites infusion stations and two private infusion
services that includes cancer care, specialty available by referral only. stations ensure patients are in peaceful
care, surgery center, and 24-hour urgent care “Kaiser Permanente strives to provide surroundings with a multidisciplinary team
in one of the fastest-growing communities high-quality affordable health care to our that works together to provide the most
in California. The new campus represents members and the communities we serve,” advanced treatments and quality care.
an increasing shift of care from hospitals to said Kenneth Grullon, MD, physician-in-chief
■ COMPREHENSIVE SPECIALTY CARE
outpatient settings, enabled by evolving care for Kaiser Permanente’s Diablo Area. “Our
The Dublin Medical Offices and Cancer
practices, rapid recovery science, and innova- compassionate and patient-care focused
Center supports the care Kaiser Permanente
tive technology. physicians, nurses and care team members
members receive from their primary care
The 226,000-square-foot multi-specialty are eager to welcome all of our members to
physician and is an addition to the exist-
hub, which includes the Dublin Medical this new site.”
ing Kaiser Permanente medical offices in
Office, Cancer Center, surgery center, and ADDITIONAL DETAILS: Pleasanton, Livermore, and San Ramon,
urgent care, is located at 3100 Dublin Blvd, allowing Tri-Valley residents to access the
■ URGENT CARE
and will provide services for more than care they need, when and where it is most
In the case of a recent injury or illness, or
140,000 Kaiser Permanente members in the convenient to them—whether that is near
other non-emergency medical need, the Ur-
Tri-Valley area with room for growth. About home, work, or school.
gent Care services at the Kaiser Permanente
500 employees and physicians will work out
Dublin Medical Offices and Cancer Center A wide array of specialty services will be
of the new offices.
will be available anytime, 24 hours a day, 7 offered at the new Dublin Multi-Specialty
“Kaiser Permanente recognized that there Hub including ambulatory surgery, breast
days a week for Kaiser Permanente members.
was a need in the Tri-Valley for high-quality, imaging, cardiology, endocrinology, gastro-
Centrally located right off I-580 and 2.2
convenient care, available to our members enterology, general surgery, head and neck
miles from the Dublin BART station, the
whether they work, live or commute through surgery, nephrology, neurology, OB/GYN,
12,985 square foot Urgent Care is equipped
the area,” said Janet Liang, president, Kaiser occupational health, oncology, orthopedics,
with 30 state-of-the-art treatment rooms,
Permanente Northern California. “The way physical therapy, podiatry, pulmonary studies,
complete with laboratory services, extensive
we deliver health care is changing, and a radiation treatment center, rehabilitation
imaging services, extended pharmacy hours,
we are proud to open this state-of-the-art services, rheumatology and urology. These
and onsite physicians to provide care for
Dublin multi-specialty hub to serve this are in addition to other features like health
members, including pediatrics.
vibrant, growing community in new ways that education, lab, pharmacy and x-ray.
benefit patients.” Same-day appointments are available, and
walk-ins are welcome, 24 hours a day, 7 days ■ SURGERY CENTER:
The shift of care delivery from the hospital
a week. Outpatient surgeries at the ambulatory
to outpatient settings is driven by advances
in recovery science, new advanced surgical ■ DUBLIN CANCER CENTER surgery center will primarily include podiatry,
procedures, and treatment therapies that Kaiser Permanente members in the Tri- orthopedics, breast surgery, and general. Six
allow patients to return home the same day Valley will now have access to comprehen- operating room suites will be housed at the
as some surgeries are performed. Advances sive, high quality cancer care and preventive surgery center available by referral only. The
in and innovative uses of technology are also screenings closer to home at the new operating rooms are just a few steps away
supporting this shift, as phone, telemedicine, 33,846-square-foot Cancer Center at the from the Post Anesthesia Care Unit which
online physician visits, and home-based Kaiser Permanente Dublin Medical Offices. has 29 recovery bays.
monitoring provide flexibility and ease of The Cancer Center will provide medical Plans for the remainder of the site at the
access for Kaiser Permanente members and oncology, radiation oncology, infusion/ Dublin Multi-Specialty Hub leaves room
patients. chemotherapy, hematology, clinical trials, for further construction and expansion of
In addition to specialty care, 24-hour, 7 days radiology and imaging services, nutrition, services, to meet future demand.
a week Urgent Care with 30 treatment rooms lab, pharmacy, and counseling support, all For the latest on Kaiser Permanente’s
with state-of-the-art equipment will serve under one roof in a coordinated care environ- Dublin Multi-Specialty Hub, visit kp.org/
members of all ages, including children. The ment. Our skilled and compassionate medical Dublin.
Calendar of Events
F or more than 50 years, the
President of the United States
S
mall usiness B W eek
■ Thursday, July 4, 2019
has issued a proclamation an- Office Closed – 4th of July Holiday
nouncing National Small Busi- ■ Tuesday, August 13, 2019
ness Week, which recognizes 8:30 – 10:30 am
the critical contributions of Board of Director Meeting
America’s entrepreneurs and Dublin Chamber Office
small business owners. ■ Wednesday, August 28, 2019
More than half of Americans Back Row: Councilmember Arun Goel, Vice Mayor Melissa Hernandez, Mayor 5:00 – 7:00 pm
either own or work for a small David Haubert, Councilmember Jean Josey, Councilmember Shawn Kumagai Dublin Chamber Mixer hosted by
business, and they create about Front Row: Julia Dozier, Chabot-Las Positas Community College District, Leonard Dublin Partners In Education
Nieto, Envision Construction, Tyson Gapol, Dublin Security Storage, Inge Houston,
two out of every three new jobs Dublin Chamber of Commerce, Mark Rabinovitsh, Locksmith on Wheels, 6379 Clark Ave., #200
in the U.S. each year. Steve Lehman, Lehman Insurance Agency, Gautam Tandon, Ellipsis Marketing. ■ Monday, September 2, 2019
As part of National Small Business Week, the City of Dublin presented a proclamation Office Closed – Labor Day Holiday
to the Dublin Chamber of Commerce and a sampling of Chamber members who run ■ Wednesday, September 4, 2019
small businesses in the City of Dublin proclaiming the week of May 5 – 11, 2019, as 11:30 am – 1:30 pm
“Small Business Week” and urged all citizens to join the national effort by supporting 37th Annual Dublin Chamber
local Dublin businesses with their patronage. BBQ Luncheon • Dublin Heritage Park
& Museum, 6600 Donlon Way
■ Thursday, September 5, 2019
Economic Development Speaker Series:
BBQ Save the Date BBQ Raffle Prizes Hoge, Fenton, Jones & Appel, Speaking
on California Human Resource Updates
Dublin City Hall
Wednesday, September 4, 2019 • 11:30 am to 1:30 pm
■ Tuesday, September 10, 2019
37th Annual BBQ Luncheon 8:30 – 10:30 am
Heritage Park & Museum • 6600 Donlon Way, Dublin Board of Director Meeting
Dublin Chamber Office
CALLING ALL CHAMBER MEMBERS!
■ Thursday, September 19, 2019
Looking to feature your services or products?
11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Consider contributing to the BBQ Raffle. Tri-Valley Mayors’ Summit Luncheon
Your business gets recognition at the BBQ and can lead to new customers! Hosted by Danville Chamber of Commerce
Call the Chamber office today to see how we can help you More information to come
promote your business. 925-828-6200 ■ Thursday, September 19, 2019
5:00 – 7:00 pm
Costello Accountancy Annual Luau Mixer
7080 Donlon Way
Chairman’s Level ■ Tuesday, October 8, 2019
Dublin Chamber of Commerce 8:30 – 10:30 am
LEADER’S CIRCLE Board of Director Meeting
2019 Dublin Chamber Office
■ Wednesday, October 23, 2019
5:00 – 7:00 pm
Dublin Chamber Mixer Hosted by Dublin
Platinum Level Rotary Club. More information to come
■ Thursday, November 7, 2019
Economic Development Speaker Series
Details to follow
Gold Level ■ Sunday, November 17, 2019
12:00 noon – 5:00 pm
29th Annual Turkey Bowl Tournament
Earl Anthony Dublin Bowl, 6750 Regional St
Silver Level ■ November 27 and 28, 2019
Office Closed – Thanksgiving Holiday
■ Wednesday, December 4, 2019
5:00 – 7:00 pm
Dublin Chamber Holiday Mixer
Dublin Chamber Office
DUBLIN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
■ December 23, 2019 – January 3, 2020
7080 Donlon Way, Suite 110, Dublin, CA 94568 • 925-828-6200 • Fax 925-828-4247
Office Closed for the Holidays
info@dublinchamberofcommerce.org • www.dublinchamberofcommerce.org
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