• California has launched a new dashboards
• California COVID-19 Case Statistics: READ HERE
• California COVID-19 Hospital Data: READ HERE 
• California Public Health Officials Release Guidance on Use of Cloth Face Coverings: READ HERE 
• “Face coverings are not a substitute for physical distancing or frequent hand washing, which we know are amongst the most effective ways to reduce the spread of COVID-19. Wearing a cloth face covering could provide some additional benefit by acting as a reminder for other people to keep their distance, and it could help reduce the spread of infectious particles from those who could be infected but don’t have symptoms.” Dr. Sonia Angell, Director of the California Department of Public Health and State Health Officer. READ HERE 
• Counties requiring Febrile Respiratory Illness Screening providing checklists: 
• Fresno County - COVID-19 Screening Checklist for Non-Medical Employers: READ HERE
• Madera County - COVID-19 Screening Checklist for Employers: READ HERE
• Mariposa County - Overview of requirements and form: READ HERE
• As of 2pm March 31, 2020 there are 8,155 positive cases and 171 deaths in California. Approximately 90,100 tests had been conducted. This includes the latest numbers California has received from commercial and private labs. At least 31,038 results have been received and another 59,100 are pending. (Per CDPH)
• Includes 1,855 confirmed cases hospitalized (774 in ICU) and 3,168 suspected cases hospitalized (642 in ICU)

• Calaveras County - Essential Travel in Calaveras County: READ HERE
• City of Long Beach - Public Health Emergency Isolation Order: READ HERE (effective immediately until further notice)
• City of Long Beach - Public Health Emergency Quarantine Order: READ HERE (effective immediately until further notice)
• Imperial County - Amended Stay at Home Order: READ HERE (Effective April 1 until further notice)
• Inyo County - Public Health Officer Order Prohibition on Certain Short-Term Lodging Rentals: READ HERE (effective April 2 until May 1)
• Inyo County - Public Health Order Applicable to Business Operating During COVID-19 Pandemic: READ HERE (effective March 31 until further notice)
• Requires employees, agents, contracts exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19 to not come to work and to post all Inyo County Health Orders in a prominent public place.
• Kings County - Shelter at Home Order: READ HERE (effective March 31)
• San Benito County - Revised Shelter at Home Order: READ HERE (effective March 31, 2020 until Sunday, May 3, 2020 at 11:59 p.m.)
• Similar to Bay Area orders, including requiring posting of physical distancing protocols
• San Mateo County - Revised Shelter at Home Order: READ HERE (effective March 31 until May 3)
• Same as Bay Area, mentioned in Tuesday’s Quick Brief, but overlooked including link to the order
• Santa Cruz County - Revised Shelter at Home Order: READ HERE (effective until May 3)
• Similar text to the other Bay Area orders, including requiring posting of social distancing protocols
• Sonoma County - Revised Shelter at Home Order: READ HERE (effective at 12:01 a.m. on April 1, 2020 and will continue to be in effect until 11:59 p.m. on May 3, 2020)
• Similar text to the other Bay Area orders, including requiring posting of social distancing protocols
• Stanislaus County - Stay at Home Order: READ HERE (effective April 2 until further notice)
• Text is different than the Bay Area orders
• Ventura County - Revised Stay Well at Home Order: READ HERE (until April 19)
• Adds additional limitations on activities and businesses
• Yolo County - Shelter at Home Order extended to May 1: READ HERE
• Forthcoming Updated Order
• Napa County is in the process of extending and updating the current Shelter-At-Home order to be consistent with orders that have been extended throughout the Bay Area and with guidance provided by the State of California. It expects to have an order to release to the public no later than Friday, April 3rd at Noon. 

• Governor Newsom Announces Agreement Between Teachers, Classified Employees and School System Management to Support Student Instruction During COVID-19 Outbreak (April 1): READ HERE
• Labor and management organizations will work to provide students access to distance learning
• Governor Newsom also announces partnership with Google, which will be donating Chromebooks and 100,000 hotspots to help bridge the digital divide
• Governor Newsom Issues Executive Order Providing for Expedited Resources for COVID-19 Response (April 1): READ HERE
• Funds will be deployed for hospital surge efforts, as well as other needs related to the COVID-19 response

• Humboldt County - Humboldt County Office of Emergency Services COVID-19 Economic Impact Survey: ACCESS HERE 
• Monterey County - COVID-19 Business Economic Impact Survey: ACCESS HERE 
• Riverside County - Estimated Disaster Economic Injury Worksheet for Businesses: ACCESS HERE 
• San Diego Economic Development Council, San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce, and the San Diego & Imperial SBDC - ACCESS HERE 
• San Mateo County Economic Development Association - San Mateo County COVID-19 Business Economic Impact Survey: ACCESS HERE 
• FEMA Fact Sheet Coronavirus (COVID) 19 Pandemic: Supply Chain Stabilization Task Force (March 30) READ HERE