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1. July 6th City Council Meeting. The City will host it's first in person City Council meeting since the start of COVID-19
on July 61h. Starting with the July 6th meeting, the City will no longer use Zoom to host City Council meetings,
however, there will still be options for remote viewing. On July 6th, members of the public will be able to participate in
City Council meetings in person and will be able to submit public comment prior to the City Council meeting. The City
will send out more communications about the transition back to in person meetings and how the public can
participate in upcoming City Council meetings over the next couple weeks.
2. County of San Luis Obispo Mass Vaccine Clinics Complete Final Day. As planned, the County of San Luis
Obispo's mass vaccination clinics in Arroyo Grande, Paso Robles, and San Luis Obispo completed their final day of
operations June 41h. In total these sites gave more than 162,000 vaccines to more than 87,000 people. The County
will continue to provide COVID-19 vaccines at no cost at regular Public Health clinics in San Luis Obispo, Paso
Robles, and Grover Beach and at mobile clinics countywide.
3. Outdoor Dining in SLO Survey. As our community re -opens, the City is evaluating the potential of temporary
activities - put into place over the past year to support local businesses - to become permanent. Residents are
currently completing the survey which will help inform the discussion for City Council's study session on July 20,
2021, to discuss these measures. The survey closes at 5:00 pm Thursday, June 17, 2021. For more information,
please visit the City's Website or contact us via email at: Insight@SLOCity.org
4. Summer Clean -Up Week: June 21-25, 2021!. Start planning now for Summer Clean -Up Week! San Luis Garbage
Company will pick up additional items on your regularly scheduled trash and recycling day. For no extra charge, you
may leave at your curbside by 6:00 am the morning of service: up to 6 extra cans (32 gallons each) or the equivalent
in other containers and up to 6 tied bundles no longer than 4 feet or heavier than 50 pounds each. Big, bulky items
can be picked up with a small fee and must be scheduled at least five days before your collection date by calling San
Luis Garbage. For more information, please visit SanLuisGarbage.com
5. City's 2020 Annual Water Quality Report. The City has finalized and published our annual water quality report
covering all testing performed between January 1, and December 31, 2020. The 2020 Water Quality Report shows
zero violations of health regulations.
6. Pojected Santa Lucia Wind Event June 15 — June 16. After examining various weather sites, fire behavior models,
and State fire reports, information indicates that Santa Barbara County should experience higher temps and winds
anticipated into our DPA on Wednesday. Coupled with the low fuel moistures coming in, we expect an active week
and fire season. The Fire Department has prepared in a variety of ways including training, partner agency
preparation, and fuel reduction and will be able to take action as conditions dictate.
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
Emergency Services Director
Update
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** This includes local residents with COVID-19 who are being treated
at out -of -county hospitals, such as Marian Regional Medical Center.
Overview of vaccine administration
Statewide
18,875,034 (55.6%) People fully vaccinated
3,664,725 (10.8%) People partially vaccinated
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39,789,490 (84.2%) Doses administered
128.415 Average doses per day
5,653,462 Doses on hand
(44 days of inventory)
10, 47,244,480 Doses Delivered
12,146,880 CDC Pharmacy Doses Delivered
See Data Dictionary for Details
Doses Administered by County of Residence
San Luis Obispo
273,810
County Los Angeles
10.138,865
San Diego
3,634.511
Orange
3.310.495
Santa Clara
2,478.372
Alameda
1,986,929
Riverside
1,937.071
San Bernardino
1.601.931
Sacramento
1,421.247
Contra Costa
1.390.184
San Francisco
1.151.369
San Mateo
980.322
Ventura
884.607
Fresno
792.726
San Joaquin
600.182
Kern
593,024
Sonoma
581,972
Santa Barbara
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Monterey
428.108
Stanislaus
1,423.416
Soiano
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VACCINES ADMINISTERED BY SLO COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH 165,82 5
Total Doses Administered
REOPENING AND COVID-19 DEMOBILIZATION 04
PLANNING
1. Today the State has Reopened!
1. All sectors listed in the current Blueprint Activities and Business Tiers Chart are returning
to usual operations and the state has ended restrictions for physical distancing, capacity
limits on businesses, and the County tier system.
2. July 6, 2021
1. 1 St in Person Meeting(s); the City will no longer use Zoom to host Council Meetings
2. The City Council will be accepting public comment in the following ways:
1. Mail or Email Public Comment received by 3PM
2. Verbal Public Comment received by 3PM
3. In Person Public Comment during the CC Meeting
2. Demobilization Planning
• Public Buildings will reopen on June 21 St
1. Digital services will continue to be fully available to the public, but limited in -person
hours of operation will still be in effect at some City facilities
2. Common In -Person Hours of Operation
1. Monday & Wednesday 1pm-4pm
2. Tuesday & Thursday 9am-12pm
3. Appointment ONLY Friday
Masking Requirements
1. For the Public
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1. Masks are not required for fully vaccinated individuals, except in specific settings
(public transit, K-12 schools, healthcare facilities, detention centers, homeless shelters,
emergency shelters and cooling centers)
2. Masks are required for unvaccinated individuals in indoor public settings and
businesses
3. Businesses may ask patrons to show proof of vaccination status or ask them to wear a
mask
2. For City Employees
1. The City will align with the masking mandates from CalOSHA.
2. The CalOSHA Board is meeting Thursday, June 17 to align their guidance with the
CDC and CDPH masking requirements.
3. The Governor intends to issue an order for CalOSHA's decision to go into effect
immediately.
4. As a result, all guidance on masking should be aligned between agencies after
Thursday, meaning:
1. Masks will not be required for fully vaccinated employees
2. All employees will still be able to wear masks if they choose to
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