Cover your mouth and nose when around others, wash your hands often, avoid gatherings, maintain distance from others not in your household, clean and disinfect, and cover coughs and sneezes.More
Several COVID-19 vaccines have been developed and authorized for use in the U.S. The vaccines have been carefully evaluated in clinical trials. More may be authorized in the coming months. At first, vaccines are being provided to healthcare workers and long-term care residents
The State's Regional Stay at Home Order went into effect on December 7. The Order is effective when a region has less than 15% ICU availability. The Order prohibits gatherings of any size, closes in-person sector operations except for critical infrastructure and retail, and requires 100% masking (with certain exceptions) and physical distancing. The Order will be lifted when a region’s ICU capacity meets or exceeds 15%. This is reviewed by the state on a weekly basis. The S. California Region currently has 0% ICU capacity.
COMMUNITY RESOURCES
There are many resources in our community to help those impacted by COVID and the pandemic regulations. Please see an overview ofCommunity Resourcesand extensive list on the City website.
Resources specific to the business community may be found on the City website as well. Stay tuned for more business assistance coming in January.
CA NOTIFY APP
The State introduced a cell phone notification app called "CA notify." Add your phone to get COVID-19 exposure alerts and to protect those around you. You will only receive alerts if you were in close contact with someone who tests positive for COVID-19 that also has the app. This is another optional tool to help stop the spread. Learn more
