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Police Youth Club <br />1311 Madison Avenue <br />General Services MSC <br />1400 Broadway <br />Hoover School Pool <br />Woodside Rd. & Spring St. <br />Herkner Pool <br />1315 Madison Ave. <br />Community Activities Building <br />1400 Roosevelt Ave. <br />Fair Oaks Community Center <br />2600 Middlefield Ave. <br />Fair Oaks Branch Library <br />2510 Middlefield Road <br />Sandpiper Community Center <br />797 Redwood Shores Pkwy <br />Red Morton Community Center <br />1120 Roosevelt Ave. <br />Redwood City Library <br />1044 Middlefield Rd. <br />Redwood Shores Branch Library <br />399 Marine Pkwy <br />Schaberg Branch Library <br />2140 Euclid Ave <br />NFL Alumni Building <br />1311 Madison Ave <br />Veterans Memorial Senior Center <br />1455 Madison Ave <br />The Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) owns the electrical distribution infrastructure in the City and <br />directly sells electricity to a small number of customers. Most customers receive their electricity from <br />Peninsula Clean Energy, an agency comprised of San Mateo County governments that sells electricity to <br />customers using PG&E -owned infrastructure. PG&E provides natural gas service to the City. <br />The primary transportation route in Redwood City is US Route 101, which runs along the shore of San <br />Francisco Bay in the northern part of the community. It connects north to San Francisco, south to San Jose, <br />and to points beyond. Interstate 280, which is situated just southwest of Redwood City, provides an <br />alternate route between San Francisco and San Jose. Primary surface streets that provide connections to <br />nearby communities include EI Camino Real, Woodside Road, and Alameda de las Pulgas. <br />The City is served by Caltrain, a commuter rail network that provides regular service between San Francisco <br />and San Jose, with some trains continuing south to Morgan Hill and Gilroy. This railway corridor will also <br />contain California high-speed rail trains, although these trains are not expected to stop in Redwood City <br />(the nearest station is planned for Millbrae, approximately 11 miles northwest of downtown). Bus service <br />in the City is provided by SamTrans, which serves all of San Mateo County, as well as providing connections <br />to San Francisco and northern Santa Clara County. The nearest major, commercial airports are San <br />Francisco International Airport, Norman Y Mineta San Jose International Airport, and Oakland <br />International Airport. There are civil aviation airports in Palo Alto and San Carlos. <br />There are two primary hospitals in Redwood City: the Kaiser Permanente Redwood City Medical Center <br />just north of downtown, and Sequoia Hospital in the western part of the community. The City School <br />District covers all of Redwood City, as well as parts of nearby Atherton, Menlo Park, San Carlos, and <br />Woodside. The district operates 15 elementary schools and two middle schools. Redwood City is part of <br />the Sequoia Union High School District, which serves Atherton, Belmont, East Palo Alto, San Carlos, Menlo <br />Park, Portola Valley, and Woodside. The district operates six high schools, two of which (Redwood High <br />School and Sequoia High School) are located in the City. <br />0 <br />