What is the City Doing?
As both an employer and a local government agency, the City is implementing the following measures in response to COVID-19:
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Residents that are interested in getting tested for COVID-19 can visit projectbaseline.com to conduct a preliminary online screening.
COVID-19 Cases
Source: Sacramento County Department of Health Services 06/01/2020
- Elk Grove
- 106 Cases
- 2 Deaths
- Sac County
- 1415 Cases
- 56 Deaths
- Updates from the Mayor.
- Participating in conference calls with the county and regional response agencies to stay up to date and prepared to implement strategies to protect and inform the community.
- Sharing information with residents through our communication channels.
- Postponing or canceling non-essential events. Learn about event changes.
- Increasing the frequency and intensity of public transit bus cleaning with our transit contractor, SacRT.
Learn about transit changes.
- City staff who can work from home are doing so and those employees who are at City facilities are adhering to social distancing guidelines.
- Public spaces at City Hall are being wiped down and disinfected at higher frequencies to prevent the spread of germs.
- The City intends to provide as many services as possible to our residents. Staff phones and emails will also be monitored remotely. Residents can also report many issues through our website.
- Elk Grove Police Department continues to address health order violations related to COVID-19. Officers are focused on educating people on the restrictions. To report a business violation, call 3-1-1. For residential or park use violations, contact the EGPD non-emergency number at (916) 714-5115.
- Animal Services Officers will respond to emergency calls for service including dangerous dogs, sick or injured animals, police assistance, animals creating a hazard, bite reports, animal cruelty investigations, domestic animals in the roadway and dead animal disposal.
- Staff are continuing to update this page and social media platforms with the latest information.
Stay informed, stay calm, and stay home. Together we can get through this. For a statewide perspective, visit the California’s COVID-19 Coronavirus Response website.
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