COVID-19 Update: Latest County Openings, State Reopening Target, Spring and Summer Recreation Programs & More
City of San Ramon sent this bulletin at 04/08/2021 04:50 PM PDTDear San Ramon Community,
This week, Contra Costa County entered the orange tier of California’s Blueprint for a Safer Economy, allowing additional businesses and activities to resume with modifications.
In addition, the State of California announced the aim to fully reopen on June 15.
The State of California's current vaccine eligibility includes those 50+ through the MyTurn app. Vaccine appointment requests for those 16+ who live, work, or go to school in the county can be made through Contra Costa Health Services.
Residents are invited to participate in the drop-in Central Park Scavenger Hunt: Help Sam the Crow Get Ready for Camp!, running until 5 p.m. on April 11, and registration is open for swim lessons and spring and summer recreation programs.
Below are the latest updates for the San Ramon community.
Contra Costa County Orange Tier Reopenings
This week, Contra Costa County entered the orange tier of California’s Blueprint for a Safer Economy, allowing several business sectors and community services to reopen or expand capacity with modifications:
- Amusement parks: Overall park capacity and indoor capacity will be limited to 25%, including indoor dining
- Bars: Outdoors with modifications; no meals required to be served
- Breweries, Distilleries, and Wineries: Indoors at 25% maximum capacity or 100 people, whichever is fewer; no meals required to be served
- Family entertainment centers: Indoors for naturally distanced activities like bowling, escape rooms, and billiards; 25% maximum capacity
- Gyms, fitness centers and studios (including at hotels): 25% maximum capacity and indoor pools are permitted; indoor hot tubs, saunas, and steam rooms continue to be closed
- Movie Theaters: 50% maximum capacity or 200 people, whichever is fewer encouraged
- Outdoor sports and live performances with fans/attendees: up to 33% and with advanced reservations only. Concession sales will be primarily in-seat (no concourse sales). Designated indoor seated dining area capacity will be limited to 25%. Attendance will be limited to in-state spectators and guests must attest their reserved seats are only for one household.
- Places of worship: 50% maximum capacity
- Restaurants: 50% maximum capacity or 200 people, whichever is fewer
- Retail: Open indoors with modifications and food courts permitted with indoor dining restrictions
Contra Costa County must remain in the orange tier for at least three weeks before moving into the next, less restrictive yellow tier.
> Read the full Press Release from Contra Costa Health Services
> View a list of Contra Costa Openings at a Glance
> View California Industry Guidance for Reopening
State of California Aims to Fully Reopen June 15
This week, the State of California announced that, as 20 million vaccine doses have been administered statewide and COVID-19 case rates and hospitalizations have stabilized, the state is “looking to move beyond the Blueprint for a Safer Economy to fully reopening our economy," according to the California Department of Public Health. “On June 15, all industries across the state can return to usual operations with common-sense risk reduction measures such as masking and vaccinations. We will only progress to this stage if we continue to stay vigilant, keep wearing our masks and getting vaccinated. The state will monitor hospitalization rates, vaccine access, and vaccine efficacy against variants with the option to revisit the June 15 date if needed.”
> Read more from the California Department of Public Health
Vaccine Eligibility Open to those 50+ Through State of California
The State of California's current vaccine eligibility includes those 50+. Residents can sign up at myturn.ca.gov or call (833) 422-4255 to check eligibility, schedule an appointment, or register to be notified when one is available.
> Sign up at MyTurn
> View California Vaccine Information
Vaccine Eligibility Open to Those 16+ Through Contra Costa Health Services
Vaccine appointment requests for those 16+ who live, work, or go to school in the county can be made through Contra Costa Health Services. Residents can register for an appointment online at cchealth.org/coronavirus or by calling 1-833-829-2626.
> Request a Vaccine Appointment through CCHS
> View CCHS Vaccine Appointment Guide
Central Park Scavenger Hunt: Help Sam the Crow Get Ready for Camp! Now - April 11
Instead of a traditional camp fair, camp staff have created a drop-in, family-friendly scavenger hunt throughout Central Park, running now until 5 p.m. on April 11. Help Sam the Crow get ready for camp while you learn about all the fun planned for Summer 2021! This free, self-paced, family-friendly activity features hidden clues and fun challenges throughout Central Park. Check out the full details at the link below.
> Central Park Scavenger Hunt: Help Sam the Crow Get Ready for Camp!
Registration Open for Spring Swim Lessons
Spring Swim Lessons continue at the San Ramon Olympic Pool! Learn to swim in a fun and safe environment. Additional protocols have been added to ensure everyone's safety. For more info or to register, visit the link below.
Registration Open for Spring & Summer Recreation Programs
Registration remains open for Spring and Summer Recreation Programs. Residents can register online at the link below, or in person at the San Ramon Community Center (12501 Alcosta Blvd) by appointment only. To make an appointment (Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.), call (925) 973-3200 or email registration@sanramon.ca.gov.
Community Resources for San Ramon
The following information and resources are available at the City of San Ramon’s website, and are updated regularly:
- COVID-19 Home
- Latest Updates
- Changes to City Services
- Senior Care Resources
- Virtual Recreation Center
- Students in Action
- Local COVID-19 Testing
- Contra Costa County COVID-19 Economic Impact and Recovery Committee Meetings
- Food Resources
- San Ramon Restaurants Offering Takeout & Delivery
- Resources for Local Businesses
- California Blueprint for a Safer Economy
- Industry Guidance
- Mental Health Resources
- Information for Renters and Landlords
- Contra Costa County Health Information (local statistics, health guidance & community resources)
- State of California COVID-19 Response
- Telephone Town Hall Meetings with Senator Steve Glazer
- Resources via Assemblymember Rebecca Bauer-Kahan
- County Supervisor Candace Andersen
- Vaccine Information
- How to Volunteer
- Virtual San Ramon Police Department
Ways to Stay Informed
Website: www.sanramon.ca.gov/covid-19
Social Media: Facebook, Twitter, NextDoor
General Questions: (925) 973-2500
General COVID-19 Help Line for San Ramon: (925) 570-1186
Senior Hotline (English): (925) 973-3250
Senior Voicemail Line (Mandarin): (925) 973-3277
Contra Costa County Help Line: 2-1-1
Email: info@sanramon.ca.gov
As always, I want to express my thanks to our community for your ongoing care for one another!
Joe Gorton
San Ramon City Manager
