LATEST NEWS FROM THE CITY OF MAYWOOD REGARDING COVID-19
The Regional Stay at Home Order was announced on December 03, 2020, it will go in effect within 48 hours in regions with less than 15% ICU availability, including Los Angeles County. It prohibits private gatherings of any size, closes sector operations except for critical infrastructure and retail, and requires 100% masking and physical distancing in all others.
The order will remain in effect for at least 3 weeks and, after that period, 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.
When a region is placed under an order, these business sectors will be closed:
§ Bars
§ Wineries
§ Personal services
§ Hair salons/barbershops
Sectors that will remain open include:
§ Schools that have received a waiver
§ Critical infrastructure
§ Retail at 20% capacity
§ Restaurants (take-out and delivery)
All non-essential travel is temporarily restricted. For more information visit https://abc7.com/newsom-press-conference-live-today-gavin-stay-at-home-order-covid-19-california-shelter-in-place-update/8443007/ .
The LA County PH issued a new order that residents are advised to stay home as much as possible. The new order will take effect Nov 30th through Dec 20th. To review the new order please use the following link: http://publichealth.lacounty.gov/phcommon/public/media/mediapubhpdetail.cfm?prid=2830
Only July 13th, the State of California announced the immediate closure of indoor operations. July 13 Notice.pdf | JULY 10 NOTICE ESPANOL.pdf , additionally, LAUSD Superintendent Austin Beutner announced that schools will NOT be reopening for the beginning of the school year. https://achieve.lausd.net/latestnews
Effective July 10, 2020, Maywood City Hall will be temporarily closed due to COVID-19, no in person services will be offered at this time. JULY 10 NOTICE
The State released an IMMEDIATE MANDATE to close all Restaurants, Wineries, Tasting Rooms, Zoos, Museums, Movie Theaters, and Cardroom, on July 2, the City issued guidance regarding these closures. July 2 Notice.pdf
On June 30th , the County and City announced the immediate closure of all Bars and Beach closures and issued a guidance for the Fourth of July weekend. June 30 City of Maywood Notice.pdf
Los Angeles County is now moving toward Phase 3 for safe reopening in alignment with guidelines provided by the State of California. The City of Maywood released a notice regarding the changes and updates on COVID-19 numbers. City of Maywood Notice June 12.pdf
On June 5th the City of Maywood released an update on City Covid-19 cases, included updated County/City reopenings Maywood Notice June 5.pdf
On May 7th the City of Maywood released an official statement regarding the openings of non-essential businesses. MAY 8TH City Notice_.pdf | County of Los Angeles Public health-RoadmapToRecovery.pdf
On April 8th City Council passed an Urgency Ordinance (No. 20-03-U) that gives Enforcement Officials the ability to issue administrative citations in an amount off $1,000.00 per violation; if they are found to be violating County of Los Angeles Public health Officer's Stay at Home Order. URGENCY ORDINANCE APRIL 8TH.pdf | Aviso 8 de abril .pdf
Ordinance (No. 20-03-U) SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA-1.pdf Resolution D.A. Item No 1-Ord Reso-City of Maywood.pdf
Additionally, Mayor Eddie De La Riva extended his gratitude to the County of Los Angeles for entering in a short-term lease with the Quality Inn. & Suites at The Bicycle Casino, in Bell Gardens, as a necessary asset to combat COVID-19. | COVID-19 Relief in Southeast Cities.pdf
On March 30, 2020 the City of Maywood issued a notice guiding tenants through the qualifications of eviction relief under Governor Newsom's Executive Order and the Urgency Ordinance declared by the City of Maywood. The City also issued a fillable notification for tenants to present to their landlords in the event they meet the qualifications for relief:
Eviction Notice Release | Notice to Landlord Form - Fillable
The City of Maywood followed up with a notice on the current impacts on the community set forth on March 20th: City Impacts on the Community of Maywood.pdf
Effective March 19th, the City announced the immediate closure of all parks and playgrounds in order to sustain the virus and reduce the exposure to our residents until further notice: Notificacion-Cierre de Parque | Notification- Park Closure.
Effective March 17, 2020 the council passed an Emergency Ordinance (20-01-U) declaring the City of Maywood under a State of Emergency: 20-01-U -An Urgency Ordinance Adopting Emergency Regulations Related to Tenant Evictions
Additionally, on this day the council passed an Urgency Ordinance to establish restrictions on excessive and unjustified increases in Consumer Prices during a declared State of Emergency: 20-02-U An Urgency Ordinance Establishing Restrictions on unjustified increases in Consumer Prices
On March 13, 2020, Jennifer Vasquez, our City Manager issued a Proclamation of Local Emergency: City of Maywood Proclamation of Local Emergency
A press release was issued by the City of Maywood on the same day detailing the impacts of the city services and the city meetings for the month of March: Press Release
FOOD RESOURCES
Senior Food Distribution Program
The Senior Food Distribution that typically takes place on the third Thursday of every month at the Southeast Rio Vista YMCA at 4801 E. 58 th St. has transferred over to home deliveries only by the Los Angeles Food Bank. Seniors 60 years of age and older will be able to participate. You do not need to be a Maywood Resident in order to participate in this program. Contact the LA FOOD BANK if you have any issues with delivery or would like to participate in this program 323-234-3030 ext. 170
If you or someone you know is a Maywood senior resident in need of assistance due to COVID-19, please contact the City Hall at (323) 562-5700
Mobile Food Pantry
The City of Maywood and the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank have partnered up to distribute food products to the Maywood Community. Distributions are on the fourth Thursday of every month and held at Maywood City Hall, 4319 E. Slauson Ave., Maywood 90270. There are no requirements for this program and you do not need to be a Maywood Resident. Distribution will begin at 1pm-3pm (or until all food products have been distributed). If you need more information, please call 323.562.5705.
FOOD RESOURCES NEAR MAYWOOD, CA |
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ORGANIZATION |
LOCATION |
PHONE |
HOURS OF OPERATION |
Notes: |
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MA.C.E.S |
5800 King Ave 90270 Maywood CA |
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7am-11am M-F |
Meal program for students, students are not obligated to show up to receive the meals. |
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Ellen Ochoa Learning Center |
5027 Live Oak St. 90201 Cudahy CA |
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7AM-11AM M-F |
Meal program for students, students are not obligated to show up to receive the meals. |
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City Hall Food Distribution |
4319 E. Slauson Ave Maywood, CA 90270 |
323-562-5700 |
Distribution begins at 1 pm |
First come, first serve. |
| Heart of Compassion |
4715 E. Slauson Ave Maywood, CA 90270 |
Thursday 1-6 pm Registration opens at 9am-12:30pm |
First come, first serve | |
CAL FRESH
On April, CalFresh recipients will receive an Emergency Allotment (EA) on their Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) Card. This benefit was authorized by House Resolution 6201 – The Families First Act signed into law on March 18, 2020 in response to the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency. There will be two EA’s issued; one on April 11 and one on May 10. The first EA will be for any household that received CalFresh in March and the second EA for any household that received CalFresh in April.
Contact Los Angeles County to begin your application:
310-251-8152
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Jewish Free Loan Association is offering no-fee and interest-free loans to cover small business losses. Additionally, the loans cover:
- Lost wages because you can't go into work
- Child care costs when schools are closed.
- Funds lost due to cancelled travel plans and more.
https://www.jfla.org/coronavirus-loans
Benefits for Workers Impacted by COVID-19
In the face of the COVID-19, the Labor & Workforce Development Agency (LWDA) wants to keep workers, employers, co-workers, and families safe. What employees are entitled to may be confusing. We are trying to make it easier and spread awareness through this centralized source of info. Use the guidance below to determine what is best for you, your family, and your workplace.
https://www.labor.ca.gov/coronavirus2019/#chart
Learn how to apply for Unemployment Insurance:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQKrICx80H8&feature=youtu.be
Legal Aid at Work provides clarity about Undocumented Workers’ Employment Rights, as well as a Coronavirus FAQs in English and Spanish.
https://legalaidatwork.org/factsheet/undocumented-workers-employment-rights/
TESTING
UPDATED AUGUST 11, 2020
Los Angeles County Supervisor Hilda L. Solis, in collaboration with Total Testing Solutions, announces the opening of a new COVID-19 testing site in Huntington Park. This free testing site, which opened Monday, will keep communities in Southeast Los Angeles County healthy and will help slow the spread of the virus by identifying individuals who need to isolate and receive medical care.
All on-site testing will be conducted by appointment only. The site will operate from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday through Friday. For more information, please visit covid19.lacounty.gov/testing or dial 2-1-1 or call 323-238-3324.
Free, same-day tests now available for all LA County residents with #COVID19 symptoms (fever, cough, difficulty breathing).
The following do not affect eligibility:
•Immigration status
•Insurance status
•Age
•Underlying health issues
Make appt: http://lacovidprod.service-now.com/rrs
Testing Site Locator:
In-Home COVID-19 testing available for seniors (Helping Hands LA)
To schedule an appointment, contact Sean Markie at 818 279 6580 or seanm@helpinghandsla.org
Free Delivery Service for Seniors
Critical Delivery Service will deliver groceries, household items, and other vital necessities to LA County residents who are unable to leave their homes due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Deliveries can be made:
-24 hours a day
-7 days a week
Call 1-888-863-7411 to request your service
LA COUNTY COVID-19 RENT RELIEF TO LAUNCH AUGUST 17, 2020
Program Focused on Assisting Residents Located in High Need Areas of the County
In an effort to assist renters with limited means affected by the COVID-19 crisis, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has provided $100 million in CARES Act funds to create a COVID-19 Rent Relief program, operated by the Los Angeles County Development Authority (LACDA). The program is set to launch on Monday, August 17, 2020, and will remain open for a two-week period, closing on August 31, 2020. The program’s goal is to assist between 8,000 to over 9,000 households.
The emergency rental assistance provided is intended to meet the needs of low-income renters who have struggled to pay their rent and/or who are behind on paying rent due to the economic impacts caused by the pandemic. Those who are most at need will be targeted with more assistance.
The program is available to all residents of the County who qualify, with the exception of residents living in the City of Los Angeles, as the City also received its own allocation of CARES Act funds. A W-9 and participation agreement are needed from the property owners to receive rental income on behalf of their qualified tenant; property owners must agree to the terms of the participation agreement. Citizenship documentation will not be requested from any party (renter or property owner).
A list of Frequently Asked Questions with more program detail is available at rentrelief.lacda.org
If you or someone you know is experiencing homelessness, please visit the LAHOP Portal to ensure the appropriate regional coordinator can deploy staff to provide outreach services.
To learn more visit lahop.org or click the link to follow the guide
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Governor Newsom has announced a great new resource to help essential workers find child care: http://mychildcare.ca.gov.
- Californians working in essential sectors during the coronavirus (COVID-19) response need safe, reliable, and accessible childcare options. MyChildCare.ca.gov provides an interactive map of qualified licensed childcare providers near you. The tool is available in English and Spanish.
- To find childcare go to MyChildCare.ca.gov and search by location, health and safety details, ages of children, capacity, and hours of care.
- If you have questions about the provider, your local childcare resource and referral agency can help. They can also help you understand childcare options and how to access childcare subsidies.
- If you are a licensed childcare provider, your work is essential. Please work with your local childcare resource and referral agency to update your hours of operation and availability.
SHIELDS FOR FAMILIES
"Happier and Safer at Home Handbook"
Shields has developed a handbook that includes food and essential items, as well as family activities and information on COVID-19.
SHIELDS Happier Safer AT Home Handbook Time Capsule FINAL.pdf
HOUSING
WHAT IS THE L.A. COUNTY TEMPORARY EVICTION MORATORIUM?
The Los Angeles County Temporary Eviction Moratorium, effective March 4, 2020, through October 31, 2020*, unless repealed or extended by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, places a Countywide ban on evictions for residential and commercial tenants, including mobile home space renters. Under the County’s Moratorium, tenants may not be evicted for COVID-19 related nonpayment of rent, as well as no-fault reasons, nuisance, or unauthorized occupants or pets – if related to COVID-19.
*Note: As of October 1, 2020, the County’s Moratorium will no longer apply to residential tenants facing eviction for nonpayment of rent due to COVID-19 related financial hardship.
HOW DOES THE TEMPORARY MORATORIUM WORK?
RESIDENTIAL TENANTS
Through September 30, 2020, Residential Tenants (including mobile home renters) covered under the County’s Moratorium must notify their landlord, through a self-certification within 7 days after rent is due, unless extenuating circumstances exist. Between October 1, 2020 and January 31, 2021, Residential Tenants must comply with the certification requirements established in AB 3088 in order to be protected from eviction. If a residential tenant’s inability to pay rent is not directly related to COVID-19, they may be protected under the CDC Order and should comply with the certification requirements under that order.
For more information on AB 3088, visit www.housingiskey.com.
For more info on the CDC Order, click here.
COMMERCIAL TENANTS
Commercial tenants are responsible for providing notice to their landlord if they are unable to pay rent due to financial impacts related to the COVID-19 pandemic within seven (7) days after rent is due, unless extenuating circumstances exist. Tenants with nine (9) employees or fewer may self-certify their inability to pay rent to their landlord, either orally or in writing. Tenants with 10 or more, but fewer than 100, employees will need to provide written documentation that demonstrates inability to pay rent due to financial hardship related to COVID-19 to their landlord. If they are able to do so, Tenants are encouraged to pay partial rent during the Moratorium.
Call a Rent Stabilization counselor at (833) 223-RENT (7368)
Or Email: rent@dcba.lacounty.gov
For more information visit:
https://dcba.lacounty.gov/noevictions/
FOR MORE ASSISTANCE CONTACT 2-1-1
FACE COVERINGS GUIDANCE
California Public Health Officials Release Guidance Requiring Californians to Wear Face Coverings in Most Settings Outside the Home
Guidance-for-Face-Coverings_06-18-2020.pdf
NIXLE ALERTS
To receive immediate notifications regarding City News or Covid-19 Updates, text 888-777 at MAYWOODCA or MAYWOODCOVID and enter your email address to stay up-to-date.
COVID-19 Related Questions
Stay safe and informed by getting alerts directly from the City of Maywood regarding COVID-19. Text MAYWOODCOVID to 888777 or register online.
2-1-1 FOR LOS ANGELES COUNTY
2-1-1 is a non-emergency, confidential, 3-digit phone number and service that provides easy access to housing information, and critical health and human services. The information service operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with multi-lingual capabilities. Community members may text "coronavirus" or "COVID19" to 211211 for information on how COVID-19 spreads, prevention & treatment, symptoms and more. In the case that an individual does not have access to a computer, by calling this number this service will help with registering for a COVID-19 testing site in the LA County.
ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS FOR LOS ANGELES COUNTY RESIDENTS
- County of Los Angeles: covid19.lacounty.gov
- County of Los Angeles Public Health: publichealth.lacounty.gov
- California Department of Public Health: cdph.ca.gov
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: cdc.gov
COVID-19 PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE
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Name |
Phone number |
Who is eligible to call |
Hours of service |
Non-English languages? |
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Department of Health Services and Department of Mental Health |
323-274-3303 |
Service providers funded by DHS and DMH (including HFH and ODR) For questions related to COVID-19, but can also respond general questions |
Mon-Fri 8am-5pm |
N/A |
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Dignity Health “Virtual Care Anywhere” (physicians trained in telehealth and COVID-19) |
855-356-8053 |
Anyone, regardless of insurance coverage or status. **Must be COVID-19 related **Use coupon code “COVID19” |
24/7 |
Some providers speak additional languages |
For insurance-based advice from licensed nurses in your network view the guide bellow:
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