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File Number: 22-361 •San Leandro Police Other City Departments City Manager Robustelli reported that the City is trying to keep up with changing masks mandates and is back to Phase 3 and looking to move into phase 4 within 30 days - which will mean returning to pre-pandemic operations. San Leandro Emergency Services reported that within the city, there have been 15,041 cases, 79,594 are partially vaccinated (89.4%), 74,733 are fully vaccinated (84%), and 60.2% have received a booster. These numbers are for 5 and older. San Leandro Police reported that in the Department had significant number of employees that were exposed or tested positive, which put the Department into a critical staffing pattern . Due to multiple issues and the Department is operating with four instead of five shifts, though while operations are impacted, officers will still provide services to the public. 2.D.Healthcare Services •Hospitals •Davis Street Family Resource Center •Red Cross Kaiser Hospital reported that they saw a big boost in boosters in December with over 1000 per day, but now the numbers are dropping, though they are working to get the message out about the need to be boosted. Members and non-members can get a booster at a Kaiser facility. The hospital is seeing a decrease in the number of patients and the call center is receiving few calls, which is positive. The visitor’s policy remains the same for now, though it is being looked at. San Leandro Hospital was not available for a report. Davis Street Family Resource Center reported that they have also been impacted. With people using home test kits, with the clinic doing about 26 per week. The main activity is providing boosters, with 324 in just the last week. The clinic received a large supply of home test kits which will be provided to the public and those in vulnerable populations and anyone who wishes to distribute them, just needs to have it documented to where they went. The kits are also available for distribution during the homeless count. They are providing food bags to 100 families per day, and that number has been consistent. Clothing distribution is not set up right now because of Omicron. At Jefferson and Garfield were affected by Omicron, first in the children and then the staff, but now they are opening back up. Red Cross reported they are adhering to CDC guidelines for shelter operations. Shelter staff will need to be vaccinated. All people in the shelter will need to wear masks. If a jurisdiction is requesting a shelter, they can also dictate whether shelter staff must be vaccinated or not. The Red Cross is looking forward to COVID decreasing so they can start doing shelter surveying. The Disaster Assistance Team (DAT) has been busy with fires locally. The Red Cross also needs blood donations, partially due to the fact that there are not enough sites to have a blood drive. People can go to Redcross.org to find a site to give blood and to get answers to questions on blood donation, in particular, those in the LGBTQ community. March is Red Cross Month and asking cities to make a proclamation in support. Page 3 City of San Leandro Printed on 6/1/2022