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File Number: 22-361 <br />Kaiser Hospital - A. Apodaca <br />STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT: <br />Fran Robustelli - City Manager <br />Janelle Cameron - Assistant City Manager <br />Leticia I. Miguel - City Clerk <br />Shandyn Pierce - City Attorney <br />Brian Simons - Library Director <br />Sheila Marquises - Interim E&T Director <br />Tim McVicker - IT <br />Police Chief Pridgen <br />Catrina Christian - Emergency Services Specialist <br />FAITH BASED ORGANIZATIONS and OTHER ORGANIZATIONS: <br />Davis Street Family Resource Center- R. Johnson <br />Alameda County Superior Courts - J. Koci Tamayo, M. Jackson <br />1.B. Announcements <br /> <br />Members of the Disaster Council introduced themselves and the agencies they represent. <br />2.DISCUSSION ITEMS <br />2.A.City of San Leandro response to COVID-19 <br />•San Leandro City Council <br />Mayor Cutter opened the meeting with the Pledge of Allegiance <br />2.B. Alameda County <br />•Office of Emergency Services <br />•Alameda County Fire Department <br />Alameda County OES reported on the number of COVID cases in the county, most of which are of the <br />Omicron variant, and the peak was in January. 190,000 cases, with 2567 deaths. 444 in hospitals, 72 in the <br />ICU. Test positivity is 20% overall and 25% in census lowest percentile, case rate is 5% out of 100,000, 81% <br />of the population is fully vaccinated, with 53% receiving boosters. Research has found that people are being <br />admitted to the hospital for multiple reasons and then testing positive for COVID. On February 9, there was a <br />press release to lift the indoor mask mandates for those who are vaccinated on February 16. Those who are <br />unvaccinated should wear a mask in indoor settings. <br />Alameda County Fire Department (ACFD) reported that the Omicron surge in January caused the department <br />to struggle to keep employees safe, after a significant number of employees tested positive around December <br />27, with approximately 20% (65) of employees being out. This meant that the Department could not staff 2 <br />different apparatus, one in San Leandro, though responses were not impacted. The Department is now back to <br />normal staffing and have ended critical stoppage staffing. <br />2.C.San Leandro City <br />•San Leandro City Manager <br />Page 2 City of San Leandro Printed on 6/1/2022