Novel Coronavirus - COVID-19

City Council COVID-19 Ad Hoc Committee Facebook Page
City Council Resolution 4242-2020 Ratifying City Manager's Proclamation Declaring Local Emergency
City Manager’s Proclamation and Declaration of Emergency
County Health Officer's Shelter-in-Place Order - 3/24/2020
Mendocino County Public Health Dept. Website
Governor Newsom's State of California Website
Temporary Moratorium on Tenant Evictions due to COVID-19 FAQ's
 
Please visit www.mendocinocounty.org for the latest local news on COVID-19. For general health-related questions or other concerns regarding COVID-19, please call Mendocino County’s Call Center at (707) 234-6052 or email callcenter@mendocinocounty.org. The call center will be open during regular business hours, Monday – Friday from 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

040120 Eviction Moratorium FAQS

Urgency Ordinance No. 960-2020

  1. 040120 Eviction Moratorium FAQS.pdf
  2. Urgency ORDINANCE 960-2020 [approved, non-executed]

City Hall and Police Department Lobbies are Closed to the Public

City Hall lobby located at 416 N. Franklin Street has been closed until further notice to protect the community and City staff from COVID-19 and to comply with prevention efforts. Remote services are still available and the public may call (707) 961-2823 to make an appointment with staff. Please read the Press Release for further information on public services.

The Fort Bragg Police Department lobby located at 215 E. Cypress Street is also closed until further notice. Services are still available to the public by calling the front office at (707) 961-2800. Read the Press Release for more information.

Local Business Assistance During the COVID-19 Crisis

West Business Development Center has created Coronavirus Business Resources to assist local businesses during the Corona Virus Crisis.

California was the first to request the Small Business Administration for disaster relief. The federal government just gave approval. Low interest rate loans are available both for for-profit businesses (3.75 percent) and non-profit businesses (2.75 percent). This amount can be up to $2 million, and the payback period may be up to 30 years. Information can be found here.