• DROP Day Alameda

    Alameda Free Library 1550 Oak St, Alameda, CA, United States

    Join us to learn more about the California DROP program and decide whether you would like to enroll with the help of volunteers from community member Don and volunteers from Oakland Privacy.DROP gives you more control over your data. You can tell data brokers to delete and not sell your personal information. Using DROP helps […]

  • Senior Scam Workshop with Sen. Dr. Aisha Wahab (SD10)

    Georgian Manor Mobile Community 1419 Buckingham Way, Hayward, United States

    Hosted by California State Senator Dr. Aisha Wahab (SD10), please join this free in-person workshop to learn how to protect yourself from fraud and scams with a presentation from the California DFPI. There will be a live Q&A session, print resources, and more!

  • Senior Services Working Group Meeting

    Virtual

    The Senior Services Working Group is a collaborative effort of bringing together the various service providers to address issues that impact quality of life for older adults in the South Bay. Zoom link

  • Senior Scam Stopper with Asm. Steve Bennett (AD38)

    Camarillo City Hall Council Chambers 601 Carmen Dr., Camarillo, CA

    Hosted by Assemblymember Steve Bennett (AD38), please join this free in-person event to learn how to protect yourself from fraud and scams. There will be a live Q&A session and presenters will include the California Contractor’s State License Board, the Department of Financial Protection and Innovation, the Department of Insurance, and more!

  • Senior Town Hall with Sen. Ashby

    Rio Linda Elverta Teen Youth Center 627 L Street, Rio Linda, CA, United States

    Join CalPrivacy in collaboration with Senator Angelique Ashby for an informative community presentation on how to recognize, avoid, and report common fraud and scams targeting seniors and families. Experts will share practical tips, real‑world examples, and available resources to help keep you and your loved ones safe.

The California Privacy Protection Agency (CalPrivacy) hosts a variety of public events throughout the year in support of its statutory responsibilities and public engagement efforts. These events may include Board meetings, public comment hearings, workshops, webinars, informational sessions, and other public-facing activities.

Event materials—including agendas, notices, presentations, recordings, transcripts, and other supporting documents—are posted when available and may vary depending on the type of event.

Unless otherwise indicated, meetings of the California Privacy Protection Agency Board are open to the public. Closed sessions, when authorized by law, will be identified on the meeting agenda. Board meeting agendas are generally posted at least 10 days before each meeting in accordance with applicable legal requirements. Recordings, when available, are generally posted within two weeks following the meeting.

Additional information is available, including the Board meeting calendar and summaries of Board actions.