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Home My WebLink AboutItem A - Emergency Services Director Update PresentationCity Manager Report • Downtown Sweeping • Marsh Street Bridge • CIP Projects • Downtown Holiday Activation • WRRF • Homeless • DTSLO/CAPSLO/City Partnership • Downtown Paving Project • Public Art • Housing Projects • Avila • San Luis Ranch • Orcutt • Misc. Projects • Business Vacancies • Task Force • Budget Items Emergency Services Director Update December 8, 2020 IL s Recommendation 1. Receive an update from the Emergency Services Director, Derek Johnson related to COVID-19 3 EOC Structure: Incident Action Plan ■ Emergency Services Director: Roles & Responsibilities ■ Lead the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) for response to natural disasters and other emergencies ■ Emergency Services -Chapter 2.24 ■ ESD Director ■ Disaster Council ■ Powers, Duties, Offices, ■ Emergency Operations Plan ■ Expenditures EOC STAFF ORGANIZATION CHART Disaster Council POLICY GROUP Greg Hermann PUBLIC INFORMATION Bob Hill LIAISON Derek Johnson EOC DIRECTOR Shelly Stanwyck EOC DEPUTY DIRECTOR Christine Dietrick LEGAL Rodger Maggio SAFETY Keith Aggson Michael Codron Aaron Floyd Brigitte Elke Shelly Stanwyck OPERATIONS SECTION PLANNING SECTION LOGISTICS SECTION FINANCE SECTION REOPENING SECTION COORDINATOR COORDINATOR COORDINATOR COORDINATOR COORDINATOR Previous Disaster Council Actions: 1. 3-17-20: Proclaimed a local emergency in the City of San Luis Obispo regarding the COVID-19 pandemic 2. 3-27-20: Proclaimed the continuance of the local emergency 3. 4-7-20: Resolution (11106) affirming the City will enforce all public health restrictions imposed by the State and County. 4. 7-7-20: Temporarily closed all bars and other on -sale alcohol establishments (7/2-7/6) 5. 7-21-20: Authorized the City to award public projects and to purchase necessary equipment, supplies, and services related to supporting the modified continued operations of businesses impacted 6. 8-18-20: Allowed for the temporary expansion or establishment of Safe Parking locations Recent Activity at the State Level California • Cases: 1.39M • Available ICU (As of 12/7 ) State Action •12/3/20 —Announced Regional Stay at Home Order • Effective within 24 hours in Beds: 1,679 Regions with less than 15% ICU availability • 5 State Regions - County of SLO is part of the Southern California Region • Prohibits Private Gatherings of any size • Closes sector operations except for critical infrastructure and retail • Remains in effect for at least 3 weeks before re-evaluation Regional Stay at Home Order SLO County: Effective Sunday, Dec. 6t" at midnight Activiti Restricted es • Gatherings with members of other households • Activity not associated with the operation, maintenance, or usage of critical infrastructure • Non -Essential Travel • The sale of food, beverages, and alcohol for in-store consumption • Overnight stays at campgrounds • All operations in the following sectors: • Indoor and outdoor playgrounds • Hair salons and barbershops • Personal care services • Museums, zoos, and aquariums • Movie theaters (except drive-in) • Wineries, bars, breweries, and distilleries • Family entertainment centers Regional Stay at Home Order SLO County: Effective Sunday, Dec. 6t" at midnight Allowed Activities With Safety Precautions: • Critical Infrastructure • Schools • Non -urgent medical and dental care • Childcare and Pre-K Additional modifications in addition to 100% masking and physical distancing: • Outdoor Recreational Facilities - for the purpose of facilitating physically distanced personal health and wellness • Retailer / Shopping Centers - 20% capacity max (35% grocery stores) • Hotels & Lodging - allow for COVID-19 mitigation containment and treatment measures, essential worker accommodations, or providing housing solutions • Outdoor Worship and Political Expression • Restaurant Take Out / Delivery • Entertainment Production Regional SAHO ICU % Availability as of December 8th See Counties Northern California Greater Sacramento Bay Area Last UKated 12W2020 San ,Joaquin Ida I ley StatevAde metrics 34.0 Now COVID-19 poskive cases per day per 100K -B,4 Positivity rate (7-day average) 1 ,3% ICU availability Glick on the map for updaled metrics Regional Stay Horne Orders Reglons Counties Population ■ Yes 2 23 27.925,241 No 3 35 12,203,919 Southern California Region 10.1 % ICU avai labil ity Regional Stay Harm Order effective 121 2020 11_59 PTV! See bounty Ti-ers 30.4% 69,6% COVID-19 Case Count in SLO County "As of 12/8/20 at 1:00 pm Cases: 6,965 Regional ICU Capacity: 10.1 % Daily New Gases (and 14-Day Average) 2❑❑ 2❑❑ 15❑ 15❑ u 1❑❑ 1❑❑ I .. ❑ ❑ tip' ,�° do ,�� 1� ►�"' .�,� 1�,�� ti� Cb1 ql C,\ Daily New Cases 14-DayAUerage ON Cases by Location Paso Robles San Luis Obispo (city) Atascadero �621 Nipoma 507 Arroyo Grande 468 CMC (inmates) 326 Cal Poly (campus residents) 256 Grover Beach 240 San Miguel 226 Templeton 205 Oceano 199 Las Osos 122 Morro Bay 115 Pismo Beach 107 Shandon 65 Santa Margarita 55 Cambria 44 Creston 35 Cayucos 26 ASH (patients) 24 Avi la 13 San Simeon 7 Under Investigation 16 Other 8 0 500 1000 1675 - 1605 1500 iTAM Expanding Business Assistance (Consideration for Tonight) V \�S Increased Proactive Patrols & Enforcement Business Support & Resources Small Business Relief Fund (Round 1) Open SLO (Tenant Improvement Permitting Process) Fitness in the Parks Program Support Local Advertising Campaign Light Up Downtown Communications ti CITY OF SqR LUIS OBISPO • State of Californio Regional 'Stay at Home' Order Regions where ICU copocrty jo77 i e;ow 25% wX be placed into this Stay-ar-Nome &der for 3 weeks. 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Don't Post -Report! 2. The phone number is 805-783-7835 and is staffed during regular business hours. 5. Business Support 1. The City has implemented an online 3usiness Reopening Inquiry form which allows business owners to ask for clarifications on what operations can be performed at this time. Business Resources The City and County are operating within the State of California's Blueprint for a Safer Economy with revised criteria for loosening and tightening activities in response to VID-19. Every counter in California is assigned to a tier based on its test positivity and adjusted case rate. Data is reviewed weekly and tiers are updated on Tuesdays. The States Blueprint provides tiers for business industry and activity reopening. To see the current tier status for San Luis Obispo County, click:. . To support businesses operating in the City of Ban Luis Obispo and to answer questions on business reopening, the City has implemented a dedicated business support assistance within the Business & Community Hotline. The phone number is 805-783- 7835 and is staffed during regular business hours. Likewise, the City has implemented an online Business Reopen! Inquiry foi-ri-i which allows business owners to ask for clarifications on what operations can be performed at this time. For more business resources please visit the ity's COVID- 19 Business Resource;:. page. 'd1*, CiNiAM fAffl77&VnM *WXgarvEm I Recommendation Receive an update from the Emergency Services Director, Derek Johnson related to COVID-19 17