Below is a selection of new or noteworthy reports produced by the Community Assessment, Planning, and Evaluation (CAPE) Unit, the Division of Communicable Disease Control and Prevention (DCDCP), and other ACPHD programs.
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What’s New
Vaccine-Preventable Diseases in Alameda County, 2019-2023 Fact Sheet
Published October 2025
Provides a summary of vaccine-preventable disease cases among Alameda County residents from 2019-2023. Data include case counts and rates; and demographic, clinical, and epidemiologic factors, as well as recommendations for providers.
Carbapenem-Resistant Organisms in Alameda County, 2023 Fact Sheet
Published August 2025
Provides a summary of Carbapenem-Resistant Organism cases among Alameda County residents in 2023. Data include case counts and rates, carbapenemase gene epidemiology, and recommendations for providers.
Promoting Peaceful Families & Communities: Maintaining Progress in Reducing Gun Violence in Alameda County
Published June 2025
This report is produced by the ACPHD Office of Violence Prevention (OVP) and centers a public health lens in detailing how structural inequities and access to firearms contribute to gun violence. It provides preliminary 2024 gun violence data for Alameda County, features community voices on this important issue, and outlines the role of OVP in efforts to support violence prevention, intervention, and community transformation.
Alameda County Maternal, Infant and Young Child Health Indicators Through 2022
Published June 2025
This slide set presents the demographics of persons giving birth in Alameda County and identifies key maternal, perinatal and infant health inequities using recent data, trends, and comparisons for births through 2022. It was produced by the Alameda County Public Health Department Community Assessment Planning and Evaluation (CAPE) Unit in collaboration with the Maternal, Paternal, Child and Adolescent Health (MPCAH) Unit.
Alameda County Maternal, Infant, and Young Child Health Indicators Table
Published June 2025
This table contains data on maternal, infant, and young child health indicators by race/ethnicity in Alameda County through 2022
Alameda County Congenital Syphilis Fact Sheet
Published May 2025
We conducted a 5-year retrospective case review of all congenital syphilis cases in Alameda County from 2019 to 2023. During this period, 57 infants were born with congenital syphilis to 54 birthing persons, representing a 218% increase over time.
Mosquito-borne Disease in Alameda County, 2019-2023 Fact Sheet
Published May 2025
Provides a summary of mosquito-borne disease cases among Alameda County residents from 2019-2023. Data include case counts and rates; and demographic, clinical, and epidemiologic factors, as well as recommendations for providers.
HIV in Alameda County, 2021-2023
Published February 2025
This report is produced by the HIV Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit. It summarizes data on new HIV diagnoses, people living with HIV, and the continuum of HIV care in Alameda County from 2021-2023. This report presents data by selected demographic characteristics, trends, and the geographic distribution of HIV in Alameda County. The appendices provide a description of local HIV surveillance methods.
Community Health Services Division 2023-2024 Annual Report
Published March 2025
The Community Health Services Division (CHS) Annual Report highlights the accomplishments of each of the Division’s programs that were operational during the fiscal year 2023-2024.
Tuberculosis in Alameda County, 2024
Published March 2025
This Fact Sheet is produced by the Tuberculosis Control Section. It summarizes data on new TB diagnoses in 2024. This report presents data by selected demographic characteristics, trends, and the geographic distribution of TB in Alameda County and includes tables displaying detailed findings stratified analysis by sex, age, and race/ethnicity.
Examining Increases in Mortality and Disparities from 2018-2019 to 2020-2021
Published March 2024; updated February 2025
Prepared by the Alameda County Public Health Department’s Community Assessment, Planning, and Evaluation (CAPE) unit, this report describes changes in mortality from 2018-2019 to 2020-2021, the first two years of the COVID-19 pandemic. The report describes growing disparities in life expectancy, and overall mortality by race, ethnicity, and neighborhood poverty. An FAQ document and presentation slides have been created to accompany this report.