A growing Tri-Valley city with easy BART access.
Dublin is a city in the Amador Valley of Alameda County, part of the Tri-Valley region. It was incorporated in February 1982 and operates as a general law city with a city council and city manager.
Dublin is served by two BART stations along Interstate 580: West Dublin/Pleasanton, near the Stoneridge Shopping Center, and Dublin/Pleasanton, both straddling the Dublin-Pleasanton border. The Iron Horse Regional Trail also passes through the city.
The city has a mix of parks and recreation spaces. Emerald Glen Park, Dublin's largest community park, includes The Wave aquatics facility with an indoor pool. Fallon Sports Park in East Dublin has ball fields, courts and a BMX facility, and Don Biddle Community Park on Horizon Parkway adds tennis and basketball courts, a community garden and orchard.
Dublin also has deep local history. Old St. Raymond's Church, built in 1859, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Public safety services are provided under contract by the Alameda County Sheriff's Office for police and by the Alameda County Fire Department, and public schools are run by the Dublin Unified School District.
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Public schools in Dublin are run by the Dublin Unified School District. Families should confirm school assignments for a specific address directly with the district.
What county is Dublin, CA in?
Dublin is in Alameda County, in the Tri-Valley region of the East Bay.
When was Dublin incorporated?
Dublin was incorporated as a city in February 1982.
Does Dublin have BART?
Yes. The West Dublin/Pleasanton and Dublin/Pleasanton BART stations both sit along Interstate 580 on the Dublin-Pleasanton border.
Which school district serves Dublin?
Dublin is served by the Dublin Unified School District.
What ZIP code does Dublin use?
Dublin uses ZIP code 94568.