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File Number: 22-121 Case rates are in the CDC substantial range., at 5.8 cases per 100,000, 100 cases reported per day on average, with test positivity at 1.3% overall, hospitalization rates are improving with 70 in the hospitals and 21 in ICU. There have been 135 deaths between July 1 and Oct 12, which is lower than in previous months. The County has one of the highest rates of vaccination in the state with 1.2 million fully vaccinated (80.4%) over 12, 72% of total population. The dashboard has been updated to reflect deaths by vaccination status and data on 5-11- years-olds will be included soon. Booster may be considered for certain individuals, such as those 18-29 with underlying medical conditions and those 18-64 with increased risk with increased exposure to COVID exposure. Boosters can now be mixed between the different types per the CDC. With the little shake earlier this week, events can happen any day and at any time, so make sure that everyone is aware of AC Alert and the Know Your Zone/ Zonehaven campaign. More information can be found at www.acgov/emergencysite <http://www.acgov/emergencysite>. Thank you was sent out to the county partners for their participating in the Golden Eagle exercise on Nov. 3. It was a successful exercise because OES saw where they had done well and where they need to improve. Alameda County Fire Department (ACFD) was not available for a report 2.C. San Leandro City • San Leandro City Manager • San Leandro Police Other City Departments Assistant City Manager Cameron had no report. San Leandro Police reported that within the city, there have been 7,543 cases, 72,945 are partially vaccinated (95%), 68,000 are fully vaccinated (88.5%). These numbers are for 12 and over, since the 5-11-year-olds were just approved to get the vaccination. Catrina has been working on the Great Shakeout AAR and making sure that all the council member backpacks are full. She also participated in the San Leandro Hospital exercise. 2.D. Healthcare Services • Hospitals • Davis Street Family Resource Center • Red Cross San Leandro Hospital offered deepest condolences for the loss of Wilma Chan, who was a fierce advocate for healthcare, and she fought for SLH to remain open to serve SL and ALCO. She wanted us to be resilient and SLH will honor her spirit. Alameda Health Systems, in particular SLH, conducted an active shooter drill. They train staff on the Homeland Security measures of “run, hide, fight,” along with how to manage such an event and the surge of patients that might happen. They were able to activate at all their facilities and partnered with city partners. They are grateful for the partnership with San Leandro and the support that was provided, and thank you to Catrina Christian for her participation in the drill. Page 3 City of San Leandro Printed on 3/16/2022