Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19)

On January 9, the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) announced the most recent statistics on COVID-19, including data on intensive care unit (ICU) capacity across the state. Based on ICU data, four regions, San Joaquin Valley, Southern California, Greater Sacramento and the Bay Area continue under the Regional Stay at Home Order. Once a region's four-week ICU projection shows a capacity of greater than or equal to 15%, the order will be lifted for that area. At this time, the Bay Area remains under the Regional Stay at Home Order. The state will assess the region's ICU projections in the coming days and announce a formal decision on whether Bay Area meets criteria to exit the order. Read the full press release here. As we continue to stay home except for essential items, no changes have been made to what’s allowed to be open and what’s closed. Click here to read which businesses and operations are opened and closed.
Read the State's Regional Stay at Home order
12/16/2020: Stay At Home Order Extended and Continues to Align with State’s Restrictions
12/14/2020: Alameda County Prepares for Vaccine Distribution
12/6/2020: Updated Alameda County Public Health Orders
Public Health Officer Guidance for Safe Holiday Celebrations
Alameda County Press Statement for Safer Holidays and Travel
Requirement for Members of the Public and Workers to Wear Face Coverings - Updated June 5

For general inquiries, please email ncov@acgov.org or call (510) 268-2101.

12/14/2020: Alameda County Prepares for Vaccine Distribution to Frontline Hospital Workers and 911 First Responders
Alameda County Planning Information and Resource for Upcoming COVID-19 Vaccines: Alameda County’s website was updated to include a Vaccine Notification Form, where County residents can register to be notified when a vaccine is available and receive information with details on location and timing. All responses will be kept confidential and will only be used for planning and outreach purposes. The County will not share individual-level information with anyone.
California State website for vaccine information
Fact sheet about the COVID-19 vaccine:English┃ Spanish (Español) ┃ Chinese (中文)

The Union City Police Department will inform and educate members of the public and businesses that are in violation of the Alameda County Public Health Orders. It is the goal of the UCPD to achieve voluntary compliance with the order. If you have a concern about a business that is not compliant with the order, please email Alameda County at Covid19compliance@acgov.org.

The Alameda County Public Health Department has published a dashboard which shows both county and city data for COVID-19 cases.

We are seeking donations from residents and businesses to help support our growing emergency operation, which includes keeping our first responders safe and planning for how the City can provide community support in the areas of supplies and volunteers.

At this current time, here are the items we are seeking donation in:

Gloves
N95 masks
Hand sanitizer
Disposable face shield
Disposable gowns
Lysol disinfecting wipes
Disinfecting sprays
Disposable boot covers
Bottled water

List of Testing Sites in Alameda County
Read the Current Visitor Policy for Kaiser
How to Protect Yourself & Get Care from Kaiser
List of COVID-19 testing sites in Alameda County
Interactive list of testing sites
Free Testing in Union City! Bay Area Community Health is partnering with Union City Bart Station to offer three days of no-cost COVID-19 testing on December 21, 22, and 23 from 9am to 4pm. This testing is available to all members of the public! Appointments are preferred and walk-ups are welcomed. Visit bach.health/covid to book your appointment.