City of Auburn in Placer County, CA

Zip Codes:

• 95602
• 95603
• 95604

Complaints from the public regarding businesses in violation of the state COVID-19 guidelines can be directed to the Code Enforcement Division directly by phone, division email, or electronic complaint:
 
a.       Main line: 530-745-3050
b.       Division email: JSolomon@auburn.ca.gov​
c.       https://www.auburn.ca.gov/415/Code-Enforcement
e.       Report A Concern (online - monitored Mon-Fri: 8:00 am-5:00 pm for non-emergency issues)

City of Lincoln in Placer County, CA

Zip Codes:

• 95648
• 95765

Complaints from the public regarding businesses in violation of the state COVID-19 guidelines can be directed to the Code Enforcement Division online (for submission of a complaint form) or by location (to fill out a complaint form in person):
 

1.      Main line: (916) 434-2477
2.      Location: City Management's Office
3.      Complete a Complaint Form (online): http://www.lincolnca.gov/city-hall/departments-divisions/code-enforcement-division

City of Rocklin in Placer County, CA

Zip Codes:

• 95650
• 95663
• 95677
• 95765

Complaints from the public regarding businesses in violation of the state COVID-19 guidelines can be directed to the Code Enforcement Division directly by phone, division email, or by  electronic complaint through Access Rocklin:
 

a.       Main line: 916-625-5498

b.       Division email: CodeEnforcement@rocklin.ca.us

c.       https://www.rocklin.ca.us/access-rocklin

 

City of Roseville in Placer County, CA

Zip Codes:

• 95661
• 95677
• 95678
• 95746
• 95747
• 95765

Complaints from the public regarding businesses in violation of the state COVID-19 guidelines can be directed to the Code Enforcement Division directly by phone or division email:
 

a.      Main line: 916-774-5501

b.    Division email: Codecomplaint@roseville.ca.us

Dedicated CORONAVIRUS / COVID-19 web page is here: https://www.nevadacountyca.gov/2924/Coronavirus
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Provides information about communicable diseases, reporting requirements, disease prevention, and related health information. The Communicable Disease Program works to stop transmission and minimize complications associated with communicable infections and diseases.

A collaborative group that offers an inclusive, voluntary association of agencies and individuals from the Nevada County community that meet monthly to share ideas, learn about area programs and collaborations, and discuss matters affecting Nevada County families. We work together to build skills and abilities that will sustain and improve our individual and collaborative efforts to serve the community. We also advocate for families by identifying, raising awareness, building recognition and enhancing visibility around existing and emerging issues that strengthen families and improve the health and quality of life for people in our community, especially those facing challenges and the underserved.

VIRTUAL MEETINGS DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC
Currently our public CSN Partner meetings are open and being held remotely via Zoom. You can view the Zoom meeting details here: https://zoom.us/j/91524336607?pwd=clBxODVTcmZMMTA0NnZScUVtZzRVdz09#success 
Please visit the website, csnnc.o… [read more]

The moratorium on disconnections for non-payment put in place by the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) in March 2020 has formally ended. In addition to the CARE and FERA program discounts, there are other financial assistance resources and support available.




https://www.pgecurrents.com/2020/03/12/pg-moratorium-on-customer-shutoffs-for-nonpayment/

PG&E’s Pandemic Response Includes Precautionary Health and Safety Actions; Moratorium on Customer Shutoffs for Nonpayment

The company’s enterprise-wide incident response team continues to activate protocols and actions as the situation changes to protect the health and safety of customers and employees; does not expect any disruption in gas or electric service throughout public health crisis 

PG&E announced today (March 12) that due to the COVID-19 pandemic it has voluntarily implemented a moratorium on service disconnections for non-payment, effective immediately. This suspension will apply to both residential … [read more]

The Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021 is the name of the whole bill that was passed by congress and signed by the president in December 2020. The bill includes nearly $900 billion dollar stimulus relief for the COVID-19 pandemic. Pandemic relief is mixed in with many other appropriations. The bill is about 6,000 pages long.
 
The entire bill is here: https://rules.house.gov/sites/democrats.rules.house.gov/files/BILLS-116HR133SA-RCP-116-68.pdf

The Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2021 is Division M and Division N of the legislation.

• Division M is on PDF page numbers 1823-1923
• Division N is on PDF page numbers 1924-2467

 
Among other things, there are provisions for:
CDC eviction moratorium extended to January 31, 2021
Emergency rental assistance
Small business loans
SNAP nutritional program
Stimulus payments of $600
Vaccine distribution
 

The Judicial Council has taken a number of legal actions in response to COVID-19. Find a list here: https://newsroom.courts.ca.gov/coronavirus-updates

​EVICTIONS & FORECLOSURES - This information could change at any time
April 6, 2020 - Judicial Council Adopts New Rules to Lower Jail Population, Suspend Evictions and Foreclosures.
11 temporary emergency rules include $0 statewide bail for misdemeanors and lower-level felonies during COVID-19 pandemic to “safely reduce jail populations”
https://jcc.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=8234474&GUID=79611543-6A40-465C-8B8B-D324F5CAE349

This rule supersedes all other orders.

Provides county government administration.

DURING THE CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK
County of Nevada, City of Grass Valley and City of Nevada City Limit Public Counter Services and Temporarily Close Buildings
Starting March 19th

Essential Public Services Will Continue

The County, City of Grass Valley and City of Nevada City continue to jointly respond to coronavirus and COVID-19, the illness caused by coronavirus, by implementing social distancing protocols. Coronavirus continues to be an emerging, rapidly evolving situation. We thank our community partners who are making all efforts to help protect the community, from practicing social distancing to following the state and federal guidelines for gatherings. By following the best practices our community can help flatten the bell curve of those possibly contracting COVID-19, help guard against our local health care systems becoming overwhelmed, and protect those most vulnerable to coronavirus in our community.

County of Nevada
To protect the community… [read more]