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1/4 of All Workers are Looking for a New Job
1 in 5 workers has changed their line of work entirely over the Pandemic
• 46 Staff
• 94 Recruitments
Over 50 New Positions Coming into the Org.
from the 21-23 Financial Plan
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Parking Updates.
• Hourly Rates: $1.50
(1 st 60 minutes Free)
Max Daily Rate:
$6.00 Id
(including Sundays)
• Lost Ticket Fee:
$6.00
Overnight Rate:
$15.00
*Effective July 1
km
Fier 1 Rate Zone:
$2.00
• Tier 2 Rate Zone:
$1.75 No
• Tier 3 Rate Zone:
$1.25
*Effective July 19
• Monday — Saturday
gam - 9pm, &
Sunday 1 pm — 9pm
• Loading Zone park
I now requires
payment after 9pm
*Effective July 19
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Report Open Space Fires.
As local temperatures heat up leading into the summer months,
the City of San Luis Obispo Fire Department is working to prevent
fire threats and asks the community to promptly report any
observed smoke or fire seen in and around city open spaces or
creeks. Community members can report smoke or fires observed
in the City's open space and creeks by calling the 24/7 non -
emergency dispatch line at (805) 781-7312. If the fire appears to
be out of control, the fire department asks that individuals make a
report by dialing 9-1-1.
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CA Rent Assistpnce.
On Monday, CA legislators extended the state's eviction ban
(which was set to expire June 30) through Sept 30. CA will
also cover 100% of overdue rent and utilities for low-income
Californians with COVID-related economic hardship from Apr
2020 through Sept 2021 — the largest rent assistance
program in the country. For more information go
to housingiskey.com
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Media Advisory of Install and Photos
Shared on Social Media with a Progress
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Social Media Post Update on Final
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Project Completed and Open for Use!
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EMERGENCY OPERATIONS
STRUCTURE OVERVIEW
Emergency
Operations
• Final EOC Briefing July 7,
2021
• Vaccinations
• Employee Health
• Reopening &
Demobilization
• Communications
• Economic Recovery
Long -Term Employee
Health & Support
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Initiatives to Memorialize
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ICU Bed Availability in SLO County
Total ICU Beds *
Hospital (non -ICU) ICU
Residents with COVID-19 in
Hospital **
*Licensed and staffed beds
Occupied ICU Beds ** 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
20,240,207 (59.6%) People fully vaccinated
3,242,477 (9.6%) People partially vaccinated
1� 41.996.883 (86.9%) Doses administered
67,566 Average doses per day
v* 5,076,241 Doses on hand
(75 days of inventory)
l (D, 48, 354,135 Doses Delivered
13.056.750 CDC Pharmacy Doses Delivered
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Doses Administered by County of Residence
San Luis Obispo
285,948
County Los Angeles
10,723,329
(All) San Diego
3,812,779
Orange
3,499,292
Santa Clara
2,588.189
Alameda
2,094,815
Riverside
2,072,995
San Bemardino
1,711.681
Sacramento
1,514,489
Contra Costa
1,433,386
San Francisco
1,195,114
San Mateo
1,026,823
Ventura
933,530
Fresno
839,819
San Joaquin
647,562
--- Kern
628,359
Sonoma
604,583
Santa Barbara
470,601
Stanislaus
457,461
Solano
445,621
Monterey
443.016
VACCINES ADMINISTERED BY SLO COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH 1669910
Total Doses Administered
Vaccination Efforts for Hard -to -Reach Populations
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facilities with
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training
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campaigns (bus,
media, PSAs,
social, etc.)
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• Outreach
materials
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community
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relationship —
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COVID-19 Review
Over 100 City Thousands of ,
1 '/2 years, 68 weeks, 107 EOC 2 Budget Employees
476 days Briefings Adoptions Working in the Additional
EOC Hours
CA and County issue Stay
at Home Order
March 19
Governor declares a
State of Emergency for
COVID-19
March 4
Cal Poly ACS Opens
April n
_ Mask Mandate Goes
into Effect
June 18
Council Adopts
Budget Supplement
First COVID-19 Case
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Reported in SLO County
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March 14
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July 7
Open SLO Program
City Council
May 22
Declares State of
Emergency for
COVID-19
Racism Declared Public
March 17
Health Emergency
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State Battles
367 Known
Fires
August 19
CA Orders Regional
Stay at Home Order
Dec 3
First Vaccine
Administered
in CA
Statewide Curfew
Goes into Effect
Dec 14
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Vaccine Clinics
Jan 15
Everyone Age 16+ is
State lifts
Eligible to get
Blueprint and
Vaccinated
Mask Mandate
April 15
June 15
Pfizer Vaccine
Approved for Ages
12+
May 12
21-23 Financial Plan
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Returns to In
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Person
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Meetings
July 6
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City Enters Purple Tier 2021 City Enters Red Tier City Enters Orange Tier City Enters Yellow Tier
National, State
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Election Results
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