Volunteer

Font Size: + -

Feedback Print

Click on a department link below to view and apply for current City volunteer opportunities. The online registration and application process is simple and takes approximately five minutes to complete. Once registered, you will have access to current and future volunteer opportunities. We hope that you will consider volunteering with us. We could use your assistance!

Those who can, do. Those who can do more, volunteer.

~Author Unknown

Administrative Services Department

The Administrative Services Department consists of the Finance, Human Resources, and Information Technology Divisions and provides essential services and support to internal and external customers of the City of Livermore.

I would like to volunteer with the Administrative Services Department

City Manager's Office

The City Manager acts as the chief executive officer of the City and is responsible for the operational activities of City departments; works with the City Council in the development of ordinances, resolutions, and policies to successfully execute the City Council's legislative actions; and provides public information to the community through a variety of sources including City social media, website, community newsletter, and press releases.

I would like to volunteer with the City Manager's Office

Community Development Department

The Community Development Department provides services that relate to land use, building construction, infrastructure development, affordable housing, and human services. The Department is responsible for implementing City Council policies related to planning and managing the City's growth, matching development with service demands, and ensuring that new development is attractive, durable, and designed and constructed in a way which protects public health and safety. In addition, the Department implements a number of programs that provide housing, counseling, shelter, referral, and other specialized services to citizens.

I would like to volunteer with the Community Development Department

Library Services Department

The Livermore Public Library encourages the development of a lifelong interest in reading and learning by youth and adults, provides materials and services of popular interest, supports the educational needs of the community, furnishes timely, accurate information, and builds cultural awareness and enrichment.

I would like to volunteer with the Library Services Department

Office of Innovation & Economic Development Department

The Office of Innovation & Economic Development Department is the City's primary point of contact with the business community, assisting companies that wish to start, grow, or relocate in Livermore. The Office develops and implements programs to achieve City Council goals related to fostering a vibrant, innovation-driven business community.

I would like to volunteer with the Office of Innovation & Economic Development Department

Police Department

The Police Department provides a variety of services that relate to the protection of life and property, such as criminal investigations, crime analysis, patrol, traffic safety, animal control, crime prevention, dispatch, Horizons Family Counseling, and records management.

I would like to volunteer with the Police Department.

Public Works Department

The Public Works Department is comprised of four divisions: Airport, Environmental Services, Maintenance, and Water Resources.

I would like to volunteer with the Public Works Department

City of Livermore Volunteer Opportunities

Keep Livermore Beautiful

Graffiti Fighters: Graffiti fighter volunteers find and remove graffiti from public areas of Livermore. The City's Public Works Department provides volunteers with kits to help get the job done. Learn more

Living Arroyos: Living Arroyos is a multi-agency partnership that restores creek habitat throughout the Tri-Valley. Sign up for a Saturday volunteer work day or become a program intern. Learn more

Learn How the City Operates

Advisory Bodies: The City of Livermore has nine Advisory Bodies that provide feedback on many of the City's programs and policies. Learn more
Community Police Academy: The Academy is a 10-week course for community members who live or work in Livermore. Participants learn about the Livermore Police Department and dynamics of the law enforcement profession. Learn more
Key to the City: Key to the City allows the public to peak behind the curtain of local government. Participants meet the Mayor and City staff, take part in a mock City Council meeting, venture on a "Discover Livermore" bus tour, and explore municipal facilities such as the fire training tower, water reclamation plant, and airport administration building. Learn more

Keep Livermore Safe

Community Emergency Response Team (CERT): The CERT program trains community members to be emergency response volunteers in the event of a disaster. Learn more
Livermore Police Reserves Unit: The Reserve Unit is a volunteer organization designed to supplement full-time paid police offers. The primary function of Reserve Officers is to serve as "backup" officers for the regulars. Learn more
Livermore-Pleasanton Fire Department Reserves Unit: The Reserve Unit provide support for the Fire Department while preparing participants for a career in the fire service. Learn more

Explore New Career Opportunities

Livermore-Pleasanton Fire Department Explorers Program: The Explorers program is for anyone between the ages of 16 and 21 who is interested in pursuing a career in fire fighting. Participants receive hands-on training in basic firefighting skills. Learn more
Law Enforcement Exploring Program: The Explorers program is open to anyone age 14 to 21 with an interest in learning more about careers in law enforcement. Participants receive hands-on leadership and community service opportunities. Learn more