Health Officers extend, update Stay-at-Home Order with new restrictions through May 3 - The City of Berkeley’s Health Officer along with 6 other Bay Area public health jurisdictions are extending a previous stay-at-home order through May 3, 2020 in order to preserve critical hospital capacity across the region. [more...]
COVID-19 hardship grants for renters, small businesses, arts and nonprofit orgs - Berkeley’s low-income renters, arts organizations, small businesses, and other non-profit organizations can apply now for emergency relief funds to lessen the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. [more...]
Prepare now to care for yourself, family if infected with COVID-19 - As COVID-19 spreads in the Bay Area, including Berkeley, the City's Health Officer urges every household to learn how to take care of someone at home who is ill. [more...]
COVID19: Changes to City services - The City of Berkeley Health Officer has ordered residents to shelter in place through May 3, leaving only to receive or provide essential services.
We will continue providing essential services including trash and recycling pickup. Non-essential services are suspended and City buildings are closed to the public, with limited exceptions. [more...]
Respond to Census 2020 now, online, by phone, or by mail - Use the web, phone or mail to fill out the U.S. Census forms that have been mailed in recent weeks to help Berkeley get the federal funding it deserves. [more...]