I want more SRG news! I want some free swag! I want to win! YOLO: Tips for Reaching Millennial Voters on Facebook Pew Research put some hard numbers behind what was a pretty decent assumption, publishing a study that showed millennials, voters born between and , receive most of their political news from Facebook.
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Beginning in April, community members who have registered to receive community messages through the Yolo Alert system will receive important wastewater updates. The City will also post important information on wastewater virus levels to neighborhoods via Nextdoor. If you have questions, please email wastewater HealthyDavisTogether. Planning for a Healthy Davis Together wastewater monitoring webinar is underway and details will be posted on the website.
Press inquiries: Media healthydavistogether. As a result, many local businesses and activities will either be allowed to expand capacity or resume operations. Please see the Yolo County press release for all the details. As we continue to navigate the Covid pandemic in the safest way possible, the City of Davis is not planning to host a Fourth of July celebration at this time. Large gatherings continue to prohibited and the well-being of the community is of upmost importance.
As the date gets closer, please continue to check our website for information on current Covid guidelines and recommendations on safe ways to celebrate. Please see the full Yolo County press release for restrictions that will apply while Yolo County is in the red tier.
Read the full Yolo County press release. Yolo County continues to work with agencies such as Legal Services of Northern California LSNC , Yolo County Housing and several local cities, to provide housing stability resources for residents during the pandemic and encourages tenants who are facing eviction or housing issues to explore options available locally and statewide.
Resources are available to tenants and landlords seeking relief and assistance on evictions or housing issues. Full Yolo County news release with resource listings.
Eviction Assistance and Information Flyer English. Eviction Assistance and Information Flyer Spanish. Eviction Assistance and Information Flyer Mandarin. Eviction Assistance and Information Flyer Cantonese. Yolo County recognizes that a day quarantine may pose a significant economic and mental health burden and may not be possible for certain workers.
Effective immediately, the updated Quarantine Health Order states that asymptomatic close contacts may discontinue quarantine 10 days after the date of last exposure without testing. All contacts released from quarantine before 14 days must:. Effective December 10 at p. The Greater Sacramento Region hit The State has restricted certain industries from opening or further limited capacity. Effective a.
Residents are strongly encouraged to stay home as much as possible while certain industries are required to limit operations. COVID is more prevalent in the community now than ever before and activities that may have previously been safe, now pose a higher risk. If the Regional Stay Home Order takes effect, counties in the region are subject to new State restrictions. By taking action now rather than waiting until regional ICU beds are in critically short supply, Yolo County aims to lower case rates and lessen the strain on the local hospital system.
For example, restaurants will stay open outdoors, but only people who live together should dine together. COVID risk is higher now than it has ever been, so people must reconsider their activities in light of this changing context. Residents can call Yolo for resource information. The Yolo County Public Health Officer recommends that any person returning to Yolo County after travel to a higher-risk area outside of California should quarantine in their place of residence for 14 days upon their return.
This is a recommendation, not a requirement. View the full Yolo County news release. The City of Davis announced today that the Healthy Davis Together initiative will give away free boxes of disposal, non-surgical masks to the Davis community every Thursday starting November 19 except Thanksgiving from 12 Noon to p. This move by CDPH is one of many they are implementing to help slow the recent rise in cases statewide.
In addition, CDPH is moving counties back more than one tier at a time, giving counties less time to implement their new tier restrictions 24 hours versus the usual 72 hours , and will be less likely to approve adjudications. Other nearby counties are also being moved back to the purple tier this week, including Solano, Placer and Napa. Yolo County has experienced a surge of positive cases recently and Public Health staff are urging residents to exercise personal responsibility by following preventive health measures and avoiding social gatherings.
To help mitigate the spread of COVID, Yolo County has enacted a variety of tactics including: limiting gatherings in its local health order attachment on October 21; releasing a gathering guidance which states that any gathering must be limited to three households, 16 people or less, for no more than two hours and outdoors only; providing a holiday guidance on how residents can celebrate the winter season more safely; following up on business complaints from the public; and continuing to offer free COVID testing in communities.
CDPH also recently released a new travel advisory that recommends people to quarantine for 14 days after arrival or return to California. We must continue to work hard at the basics of staying home, wearing masks, keeping our distance, not gathering, and washing our hands.
I am grateful for all the sacrifices Yolo residents have made to date and am asking them to sacrifice a bit longer in order to save lives.
A return to the purple tier drastically impacts many local businesses that will now have to close indoor business operations or reduce capacity. Effective November 17, the following businesses will have these restrictions:. The County has created handouts in English, Spanish and Russian to better inform businesses of their restrictions under the purple tier. Any schools that have reopened for in-person or hybrid learning while Yolo County was in the red tier or with an approved waiver are not required to close and can remain open.
Schools that have not yet opened will need to receive a waiver to reopen under the purple tier or wait until Yolo County has moved back into the red tier.
Follow Yolo County on Facebook at: www. Though Yolo County remains in the red tier for now, CDPH will evaluate county metrics again next week and the possibility of metrics falling in the most restrictive widespread, or purple, tier remains as the number of new cases each day reported in Yolo County grows.
Residents must remain vigilant in following the preventive measures for reducing the spread of COVID Yolo County was notified on November 4 by CDPH that the County initially reached the metrics for the purple tier for one week; a second consecutive week meeting these metrics would have moved Yolo County into the purple tier on November 10, impacting local businesses and the community.
With the approaching winter season, Yolo County has released holiday guidance and an infographic on how residents can more safely interact with their families, friends and communities while reducing the spread of COVID Social gatherings are still a leading cause of COVID cases in Yolo County and everyone has a role to play in keeping businesses open and communities healthy. Yolo County is aware that residents and families may choose to gather despite local and State health orders mandating physical distance.
The County hopes that if residents gather, that they do so as safely as possible without jeopardizing the health and well being of loved ones, friends, and communities by heeding the considerations outlined in the local holiday guidance.
Social gatherings remain the predominant source of COVID cases in Yolo County and for schools, businesses and other industries to stay open, everyone needs to exercise personal responsibility and avoid large gatherings.
To be officially moved into the purple tier, a county must meet those metrics for two consecutive weeks. View the full Yolo County press release. Yolo County has released a local gathering guidance with recommendations and conditions on how residents and family can more safely gather to protect the health of individuals, families, friends and communities while reducing the risk of Coronavirus Disease COVID These restrictions also apply to business social gatherings, such as holiday parties.
Industries that manage gatherings as part of their operations, such as wedding venues, restaurants, and religious services should continue to follow state and local guidance for their specific industry. Eligible applicants are invited to submit applications beginning Oct. The Emergency TBRA Program provides a one-time rent and utilities relief grant directly to landlords on behalf of low-income tenants who have been unable to pay full rent because they experienced and can demonstrate hardship resulting from COVID Eligible hardships are loss of or reduction in employment and wages, increased medical or childcare costs, or loss of childcare.
Read full press release. The Davis Police Department has created a webpage to guide residents about parties and gatherings during the pandemic. Please read all the details at:. Though the Yolo County Health Officer strongly discourages gatherings of any size, these holidays can still be celebrated while following local and state health orders to lower the risk associated with COVID Details can be found with these links.
The City of Davis announced today that its playgrounds are open effective immediately. Everyone two years and older should wear a mask covering over their faces and mouths while at the City parks. Please make sure to wash or sanitize your hands before and after the park visit. Please do not eat or drink at the playground to ensure face coverings are worn at all times. Park users will need to maintain social distance as prescribed by the California Department of Public Health, and please do not visit the parks if you are feeling sick.
The City of Davis announced today that its eviction moratorium first enacted on March 25, , remains in place and that the City Manager has extended the utility economic relief measures also enacted in March through October The eviction moratorium remains in place under the terms of AB and the CDC order, which allow local eviction bans that meet certain criteria.
The eviction moratorium states that residential and commercial landlords cannot evict renters impacted by the COVID pandemic during this period of local emergency. Read the full press release. Every county in California is assigned to a tier widespread, substantial, moderate or minimal , based on its rate of new cases and test positivity.
At a minimum, counties must remain in a tier for at least 3 weeks before moving forward. The tiers are meant to allow counties to move up and down based on local conditions, which may occur as local COVID cases surge or diminish.
The initial ordinance authorized by the City Council allows the City Manager to make this extension. This latest extension continues the ordinance to apply to September 1 rent payments. The City will also continue to waive new City utility bill late fees for all residential and commercial customers, thereby allowing late payments without penalty through September Customers need not apply and do not need to submit any special forms. The City will suspend water shut-offs for both commercial and residential accounts through September Read the joint statement Testing at this site is open to all California residents, regardless of documentation status, and is by appointment only Tuesdays — Saturdays from a.
Appointment slots are available by week and open the Thursday before.
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