Thanks to your continued efforts, San Diego County moved into the Red Tier today. The Red Tiermeans modified indoor dining, indoor museums, indoor gym availability, and more. As more people get vaccinated, the number of cases should continue to decrease. Thank you for all you're doing to bring the numbers down in our community. More
Oceanside Vaccination Site Moved
San Diego County relocated the Oceanside vaccination location from Ocean Ranch to the San Diego County North Coastal Public Health Center at 1701 Mission Avenue near Barnes Street. The clinic can provide up to 700 vaccines/day, depending on supply, and is open Sunday-Thursday from 9-3:30. Appointments
In addition to the Oceanside site on Mission Avenue, Tri-City Medical Center is administering vaccinations. A San Marcos siteis dedicated solely to vaccinating seniors; seniors can make an appointment there by calling 211. Some pharmacies and clinics are also receiving vaccines. Be patient and persistent when trying for appointments.See more: Consolidated vaccination site & appointment information
Vaccination Eligibility Expanded
The County extended the vaccination eligibility groups to include healthcare workers, those 65+, childcare and education employees, food and agriculture workers (including restaurant workers), emergency services workers, janitors, public transit workers, utility workers, and those with high-risk medical conditions and disabilities. These groups can now work on getting vaccination appointments.Details
Emergency Rent Assistance Program - Application Period Extended
The Emergency Rental Assistance Program helps eligible households who have been financially impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The program provides assistance for renters who need help with rent and utilities. Financial assistance for arrears can be from April 2020 to March 2021, up to twelve months. The application period was extended and will remain open through March 31, 2021.Learn more
