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1. SLO Community Members Show Support for Benedetti Family. Thousands of people
showed their support for the SLO Police Department and in memory of slain Det. Luca
Benedetti this month. Community members paid their respects at memorial sites established at
the Police Station, City Hall, and Fire Station #1 last week. Thousands also attended the
memorial service held at the Cal Poly Performing Arts Center on Thursday, May 20.
2. Vaccines Now Available for SLO County Residents Age 12-15. San Luis Obispo County
residents age 12 and older can now get vaccinated against COVID-19. To schedule a COVID-19
vaccine appointment, visit MvTurn.ca.gov or www.VaccineFinder.org.
3. aari L-uis uuisw City Council Meetings Get Streamlined Portal. San Luis Obispo residents
will soon be able to access City Council agenda packets, meeting videos and more through a
new online portal launching ahead of the June 1 City Council meeting. The portal, hosted by
eSCRIBE, will increase accessibility, promote sustainability through the reduction of paper
waste and advance governmental transparency and accountability.
4. City Plans New Upgrades at Johnson Avenue. The City of San Luis Obispo is planning to
upgrade the pedestrian crossing at Johnson Avenue and Sydney Street to improve visibility and
comfort for pedestrians crossing Johnson Avenue, particularly for families walking to
Sinsheimer Elementary School.
5. New Downtown Pay Stations Are in Use Downtown patrons have been using the new pay
stations located throughout the Downtown.
6. Railroad Safety Trail Section Nears Completion. The construction is about halfway complete
for the newest Railroad Safety Trail section. The City is awaiting the delivery of the bridge
sections, estimated in July, before finishing up the project. Completion of the newest trail
section is estimated for September 2021
Det. Benedetti Memorial
A special thanks to all City Departments supporting the Benedetti family and SLO PD in
all aspects of this tragic event. Additionally, much appreciation to the CHP, SLO Sheriff,
SLO FD, Cal Poly, Cal Poly PD, Madonna Inn, City of Paso Robles and Atascadero PD
for their support during the Memorial Incident Action Plan
May 20th Detective. Luca Benedetti's Memorial Service
EMERGENCY OPERATIONS
STRUCTURE OVERVIEW
Emergency
Operations
• Vaccinations
• Employee Health
• Reopening &
Demobilization
• Communications
• Economic Recovery
• Long -Term Employee
Health & Support
• Respond to Community
Initiatives to
Memorialize Det.
Benedetti
• This IAP has concluded
Emergency Services Director
Update
June 1, 2021
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SLO County COVID-19 Cases
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100
3/14/2020 4/14/2020 5/14/2020 6/14/2020 7/14/2020 8/14/2020 9/14/2020 10/14/2020 11/14/2020 12/14/2020 1/14/2021 2/14/2021 3/14/2021 4/14/2021 5/14/2021
Daily New Cases 14-Day Average
COVID-19 Hospitalizations and ICU Admissions
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SLO County Hospital/ICU Data
ICU Bed Availability in SLO County
Total ICU Beds
Occupied ICU Beds
Hospital (non -ICU) ICU
Residents with COVID-19 in
Hospital **
*Licensed and staffed beds
** This includes local residents with COVID-19 who are being treated
at out -of -county hospitals, such as Marian Regional Medical Center.
State's Reopening Criteria
1.5
Case rate per 100,000 (adjusted)
2.5
Case rate per 100,000 (unadjusted)
This case rate is adjusted higher or lower based on the number of tests done in our county, relative to the state median. Since our
testinq is hiqher than the state median, our case rate is adjusted lower to compensate, qivinq us the adjusted case rate above.
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Positivity rate
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Positivity rate in lowest Healthy Places Index (HPI). census tracts (health equity indicator)
463.0
Tests per 100,000 (State median = 255.18)
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Overview of vaccine administration
Statewide
17,371,510 (51.2%) People fully vaccinated
4,351,507 (12.8%) People partially vaccinated
37,557,507 (81.1%) Doses administered
151,038 Average doses per day
R6,866,186 Doses on hand
V (45 days of inventory)
1o, 46,298,020 Doses Delivered
11,409,740 CDC Pharmacy Doses Delivered
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Doses Administered by County of Residence
San Luis Obispo
260,751
County Los Angeles
9,526,535
(.all) San Diego
3,426,258
Orange
3,127.299
Santa Clara
2,329,272
Alameda
1,888,695
Riverside
1,830.229
San Bernardino
1,500.253
Sacramento
1,332.024
Contra Costa
1,310,933
San Francisco
1,099,416
San Mateo
928,894
Ventura
840,511
Fresno
751,337
Kern
561.005
San Joaquin
560.571
` Sonoma
553.031
Santa Barbara
429,822
Stanisiaus
399.783
Monterey
398,606
Solano
396,614
VACCINES SENT TO SLO COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH
Data: 5/3112021 11:59pm I Posted_ 6/1/2021
169,740 1619955
Total vaccines Received Total Doses Administered
REOPENING AND COVID- 19 DEMOBILIZATION _
PLANNING
1. Reopening Planning
1. June 15, 2021
1. Beginning June 15, all sectors listed in the current Blueprint
Activities and Business Tiers Chart may return to usual operations,
except for Mega Events
2. Mega Events are considered higher risk for COVID transmission and
will continue to need to follow State Guidelines (events with large
crows greater than 5,000 (indoors) and 10,000 (outdoors) attendees)
2. July 6, 2021
1. 1 St in Person Meeting(s)
2. Seating Based on Public Health and State Directive(s)
2. Demobilization Planning
1. Public Buildings reopening on June 21 St
2. July 6th City Council: Resolution to reverse ESD Actions Implemented
during the Pandemic
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