YOLO COUNTY HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES

Extended Stay at Home Order  -  State Officials Announce Latest COVID-19 Facts

• ·        The Stay-at-Home order takes effect when the ICU beds drop below 15% in the region. (That is today Dec. 10th. Greater Sacramento Region is below 15%.
• ·        Yolo County is in the Greater Sacramento Region.
• ·        Private gatherings of any size are prohibited. Except for critical infrastructure and retail witch requires 100% masking and social distancing.  No-one outside your household allowed to visit.
• ·        Once triggered, those orders remain in effect for at least 3 weeks. After that period, they will be lifted when a region's projected ICU capacity meets or exceeds 15%. This will be assessed on a weekly basis after the initial 3-week period.
• ·        To see the State Health Order
  https://covid19.ca.gov/stay-home-except-for-essential-needs/#blueprint

FACE COVERINGS ARE MANDATORY IN YOLO COUNTY UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

   Weekly COVID numbers updated every Sunday night

Woodland 2020 COVID-19 cases

Woodland Total COVID cases ... 3,458 
Woodland Total COVID Deaths ...66

 YOLO COUNTY

Yolo County Year-end New Cases of 3,345 in December giving a total of 8,238 since March
and
Deaths in December is 36 giving a total of 111.

Prevention Guide

Links to Yolo County

• New Stay at Home Order (Jan 2nd)
  
• Stay at Home Order (Dec10th)
• Guidance for Private Gatherings
• Yolo County dashboard

• COUNTY PRESS RELEASES- 

• Free COVID testing sites
• COVID-19 Guidelines: Face Coverings and Masks

The Woodland Community and Senior Center is closed due to the COVID-19   

A Message From Dallas!
Hi friends! I hope everyone is happy and healthy! I wanted to inform you all of what we know right now regarding the reopening of the Woodland Community & Senior Center. We are currently in “Phase 2” of the State’s reopening plan. Community centers are not going to be considered until the State and County get to “Phase 4: Mass Gatherings.” The timeline will be driven by the data received by the State of California. Depending on the guidelines that come out, we may have to modify the way in which we offer senior programs. In the meantime, I am working closely with City leadership and the Davis and the West Sacramento Senior Centers to develop practical protocols to safely bring people back into our programs when the time comes. I will continue to keep the most updated information on the Welcome Desk voicemail, (530) 661-2001; and I will also send you the information in this newsletter.
For more information, see the Senior Gram

$1,200.00

or download Scholarship Application here