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1. City Works to Restore Laguna Lake with Project Starting
Next Week.
■ Dredging of Laguna Lake will start next week
■ The City plans to repeat the dredging once every other year to maintain
the lake and improve water quality.
■ This maintenance program will also establish regular water quality
monitoring.
■ This $715,000 project is funded by local sales tax revenue through
Measure G-20
2. Community Asset Survey.
■ Community members have two weeks to take a brief survey identifying
local resources and community assets that are important to their
wellbeing and safety.
■ The survey will close on August 30, 2021, and is part of the City's
Resilient SLO project.
■ For more information, please visit the project website
www.lgc.org/resilient-slo/ or contact Teresa McClish at
tmcclish@slocity.org.
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3. Railroad Safety Segments.
■ We are working on final approval from UPRR for installation of the six
bridge segments.
■ The goal is to have the project completed by October 20-27, 2021.
4. Paving Projects.
■ The Streets Maintenance division is performing paving operations
starting Monday, August 23rd to Thursday, August 27t" from 7:00am to
4:30pm on South Street from Broad to Higuera. Expect minor delays in
this area during hours of operations including a few impacted bus stops
on South Street.
■ The downtown paving project construction began Monday,
August 9tn
■ The tentative completion date for the project is November 19,
2021.
■ The City team has been providing the community weekly status
updates and has sent postcards to neighbors within 300' of the
project limits highlighting some of the project improvements.
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5. Boil Water Notice to About 200 Households.
■ About 200 households in San Luis Obispo were issued a
boil water notice by the City of San Luis Obispo Utilities
Department on Sunday, August 22 after a water main break
and loss of system pressure in the early hours of the
morning.
■ The notice was issued out of an abundance of safety and
precaution.
■ The affected area is in the Johnson neighborhood off of
Ella Street.
■ Affected residents can get free bottled water at the County
Public Health parking lot at 2191 Johnson Street, San Luis
Obispo, CA 93401, while the boil water notice is in effect.
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ICU Bed Availability in SLO County
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Overview of vaccine administration
Statewide Doses Administered by County of Residence
San Luis Obispo 308,606
22,216,026 (65.5%) People fully vaccinated County Los Angeles 11,884,-109
3,510,377 (10.3%) People partially vaccinated I (al) San Diego 4,156,823
46,145,367 (87.5%) Doses administered
88,492 Average doses per day
5,388,572 Doses on hand
(61 days of inventory)
110d 52,716,765 Doses Delivered
16,847,800 CDC Pharmacy Doses Delivered
See Data Dictionary for Details.
Orange
3,845,953
Santa Clara
2,783,326
Riverside
2,346,014
Alameda
2,226,429
San Bemardino
1,952,143
Sacramento
1,674,027
Contra Costa
1,559,005
San Francisco
1,269,493
San Mateo
1,086,431
Ventura
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Fresno
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San Joaquin
739,286
Kern
711,495
Sonoma
653,748
Stanislaus
517,179
Santa Barbara
511,380
Monterey
499,619
Solano
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VACCINES ADMINISTERED BY SLO COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH 1709654
Total Doses Administered