CeSPNC Budget & Finance Committee
Zoom Meeting, Monday, Aug. 10, 6:00pm
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Vote by Mail - Address Confirmation |
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Vote by Mail - November, 3, 2020,
General Election
COVID-19 Update
On May 8, 2020, Governor Gavin Newsom issued Executive Order N-64-20, which, among other things, orders that a vote-by-mail ballot be mailed to each voter prior to the November 3, 2020 in addition to offering in-person voting locations.
FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT THE
SECRETARY OF STATE WEBSITE HERE
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Did you know the 2020 Census
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Updates from the County of LA |
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- recreational youth sports leagues
- club sports
- travel sports
- and sports sponsored by private & public schools serving students in TK-12 schools
This protocol is not intended for adult sports leagues (including collegiate sports, or amateur adult sports), which must remain closed per the State Health Officer Order. Until further notice, all youth sports activities must also take place outdoors.
Follow @lapublichealth on Instagram, Twitter or Facebook to see all LA County DPH developments.
ICYMI: County Will Not Consider In-Person Learning Waivers
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This week, LA County's Department of Public Health (DPH) announced it will not consider in-person learning waivers for County schools at this time. DPH is adhering to new guidance from the CA Department of Public Health (CADPH) which recommends that Counties with case rates at (or above) 200 cases per 100,000 residents do not extend waivers for the re-opening of classroom instruction for students in grades TK - Grade 6.
Currently, the County's case rate is 355 per 100,000 residents. LA County understands this is a disappointing announcement. This decision, however, is made to ensure the health and safety of LA County children, school teachers, staff and all of their families.
DPH will reconsider this decision once LA County's case rate falls to the levels recommended by the State. Read yesterday's announcement for more details.
Learning Together Safely
To help children get back to school, and parents back to work, LA County will be sharing regular content on resources and support for distance learning. County students, parents, educators, child care providers, or administrators are invited to read and share what you see here to ensure we are all "learning together safely" during the COVID-19 crisis.
Now Available: Updated School Reopening Guide & New Tools
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LA County's Office of Education (LACOE) has been dedicated to providing guidance, expertise and support to the County's 80 K-12 districts during the COVID-19 pandemic. To ensure districts have new tools and current information on which to base their planning, LACOE has collaborated with DPH and the LA County Superintendents Task Force to release an updated school reopening guide for the 2020-21 academic year.
Updated guidance includes:
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New requirements for public schools, such as the Learning Continuity and Attendance Plan and
- An updated framework with five (5) areas for districts to consider: high-quality instruction, health & safety, social-emotional support systems, family & community engagement, and operations
Additionally, school districts can now make use of new multi-lingual tools including the:
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18-49 Year Olds Make Up Nearly 60% of New COVID Cases |
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The COVID-19 epidemic in LA County continues to affect younger County residents. According to data shared this week by LA County's Department of Public Health (DPH) and the Department of Health Services (DHS), trends continue to show a steep increase in the number cases and hospitalizations among LA County's young adult population.
Cases
DPH announced residents between the ages of 18 and 49 years old make up nearly 60% of new COVID-19 cases in LA County - and those between 30 and 49 years of age have the highest rate among ALL age groups.
In the above slide, the blue line (which represents adults ages 30-49) has the highest case rate among all age groups in LA County. The yellow line (which represents people ages 18-29) shows how case rates have quadrupled for this group from nearly 200 cases in early June to a peak of 882 on July 23rd. This explosive growth in cases shows that young adults are driving the infections in the County.
Hospitalizations
But rates of new cases isn't the only concern for LA County's young adults. Younger residents are also being hospitalized more than before. In fact, people between the ages of 30 and 49 years old account for 25% of hospitalized patients in the County. According to DHS, patients 18 to 29 years old now account for more than twice the proportion of ALL hospitalizations than they did in April - and they match the hospitalization rate of people 80 years or older.
Young patients, including those with no underlying health conditions, are arriving to emergency departments unable to breathe. Sadly, many are requiring hospitalization or mechanical ventilation, too. No one is invincible.
Help us slow the spread of COVID-19 among ALL populations in LA County by complying to the public health directives in place -- continue to wear a face covering, continue to practice physical distance and continue to avoid gathering with people you don’t live with.
#TheRiskIsReal
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COVID-19 Cases in San Pedro as of 8:00pm., August 5
Cases 927; Deaths 24
(Number includes San Pedro and unincorporated area of La Rambla; number does not include caes at Terminal Island Federal Correctional Institution). Source: Los Angeles County Department of Health
WASH YOUR HANDS FREQUENTLY, PRACTICE SOCIAL DISTANCING; WEAR YOUR MASK!
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LA Parking Relaxed Enforcement Extended
LADOT Parking Enforcement will be extending current relaxed parking enforcement regulations to August 16 to support Los Angeles residents as they stay safer at home.
LADOT has also extended the deadline for payment on existing parking fines. While residents are encouraged to pay any existing fines if they are able, there will be no increase in fines for failure to pay.
While certain parking regulations are relaxed, others remain enforced to ensure that emergency services and other city functions continue operation. See the list below for full details regarding…
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Calling All San Pedro Singers |
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It's time to sing together and celebrate San Pedro!
Grand Vision Foundation is looking for enthusiastic amateur and professional vocalists who live in San Pedro to sing in a music video of the new song “Song for San Pedro,” written by Ken Creighton and arranged by Windy Barnes Farrell, both San Pedro residents.
If you're interested, please email Lisa Nygren at lisa@grandvision.org.
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Free Virtual Family Art Workshop |
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Virtual Family Art Workshop presented by Angels Gate
Saturday, August 15, 3:00 - 5:00pm, on Zoom.
Free Virtual Art Workshop open to all ages. To receive the zoom link and list of supplies needed for the workshop, click here
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Free Education & Entertainment for the Whole Family from LAPL's "Library at Home." |
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LA Public Library’s “Library At Home” helps you and your family stay entertained and educated while social distancing measures are in place. Visit them at https://LAPL.org to see all the resources you can access remotely, including e-books, streaming movies, online learning for kids and those taking new career steps, and youth activities.
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San Pedro Meals on Wheels |
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L.A. County’s Temporary Eviction Moratorium |
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Visit the LA County website for all the information you need related to the Eviction Moratorium. Information is available for Renters and Landlords.
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Reputable Sources for Covid-19 Updates |
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For the latest information on Covid-19 from reputable sources, consider these links:
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1840 S. Gaffey Street, Box 212
San Pedro, CA 90731
310-918-8650
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