Coming up on Thursday evening 6:00 p.m., September 24, the City is launching community input for the Beach Boulevard Infrastructure Resiliency Project with a virtual community workshop. Please attend this online workshop to learn and ask questions about this critical project. If you haven’t completed your Census 2020 yet, please do, and please spread the word about the importance of everyone doing so. At an 82.4% response rate, we are the 4th best in the County, but we can do better! The Census is critical to bringing federal funding to our City. Finally, as the air clears of smoke, but before more new fires impact California, please take a moment to sign up for SMC Alert in order to receive important emergency notifications to your mobile device. Note that you can customize this service to receive notifications about certain areas only.

Please let us know if you have comments or questions, and thank you for wanting to Connect with Pacifica.

Sincerely,

KEVIN WOODHOUSE

City Manager

Join the City of Pacifica for the virtual Kickoff Community Workshop for the Beach Boulevard Infrastructure Resiliency Project. RSVP and learn more at: CityofPacifica.org/beachresiliency.  

The Beach Boulevard Infrastructure Resiliency Project aims to replace the current seawall and other infrastructure along Beach Boulevard. It’s about protecting public infrastructure, recreational activities, numerous homes, businesses and the community at large.  

Also, the project survey is now live! We want to hear from you!

Please click the photo below or follow this link to share how you use and what you value about the Beach Boulevard area.

In this letter, Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara summarizes recent wildfire actions taken to further assist survivors, displaced residents, and businesses affected by the current and recent wildfires. The notices include:

The City is requesting your comments on the scope and content of the Environmental Impact Report (EIR) being prepared for the Rockaway Quarry Reclamation Plan. The City is preparing the EIR to evaluate potential environmental impacts of the project. Learn more about the proposed project, including what a reclamation plan is, and why the Quarry must be reclaimed, by reading the answers to these and other Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ).

The comment period on the EIR runs until 5 PM on October 12, 2020. We invite any and all input and comments from interested persons. Submit your comments to Senior Planner Christian Murdock at [email protected].

If you would like more information, please reference the Notice of Preparation of an EIR on the Planning Department’s Environmental Documents page.

For over a decade, Sanchez Art Center has been delighted to present a very large show of very small works, the 50|50 Show. For 50 days, participating artists create 50 small artworks—a challenging creative journey, to say the least! With its stunning display of originality plus the affordability of the artworks, this highly anticipated exhibition at Sanchez Art Center is known throughout the greater San Francisco Bay Area and beyond.

Beginning September 21, Sanchez Art Center will welcome visitors at no cost during gallery hours of Thursday and Friday from 1 pm to 8 pm, and Saturday and Sunday from 1 pm to 5 pm. All visits are by appointment only. Appointments can be booked at 45-minute intervals beginning September 9, at SanchezArtCenter.10to8.com.

Click here for a fact sheet on the Tenant, Homeowner, and Small Landlord Relief and Stabilization Act. For the full text of the bill, visit http://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov.

9-18-2020 - This dashboard details the number of COVID-19 cases and deaths within San Mateo County, including by day, age, race/ethnicity and sex of patients. A case is someone who tests positive for COVID-19 using viral testing performed in a lab.

For more information visit prepareforpowerdown.com using the link below.

To keep customers informed about Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS), PG&E is airing a 30-minute TV program throughout its Northern and Central California service area providing details of its Community Wildfire Safety Program and sharing ways customers and communities can plan and prepare for Public Safety Power Shutoff events. This video is also available on YouTube using the link below.

register for SMC Alert.

The fire season is now a year-round reality in many areas, requiring firefighters and residents to be on heightened alert for the threat of wildfire throughout the year. Click the image above for a copy of "Ready, Set, Go! - Your Personal Wildfire Action Plan", a publication of North County Fire Authority.

Visit the Pacifica Police Department crisis intervention site using the link below for a number of resources that may assist someone in crisis. For immediate assistance, dial 9-1-1.

Follow this link for more information.

On June 5, 2020, the City of Pacifica Director of Emergency Services issued an Emergency Order (Amended on August 12, 2020) allowing businesses within the City to conduct outdoor commercial activity for a temporary period during the Local Emergency due to COVID-19. This order is aligned with the modified San Mateo County Health Order (Order No. c19-5f) issued on June 4, 2020 which has allowed for outdoor dining operations only at this time.

See the program requirements on the City's Temporary COVID-19 Outdoor Activities Program webpage. This is not just available for restaurants, but for any commercial activity that meets the necessary requirements.

Visit the Temporary COVID-19 Outdoor Activities Program webpage.

Please note: This newsletter is sent weekly on Friday and content is current at that time. Those who have not opened the email by Monday receive a reminder email, and some content may no longer be current.

08/31/2020 Press Release FY 19-20 Slurry Seal Project

Recent City of Pacifica and Pacifica Police Department press releases are available on the City of Pacifica website under City Government - Press Releases & Media Bulletins.