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COVID-19 Resource & Information Guidefor San Bernardino CountyUpdated 5 am, June 5, 2020This Guide to local resources is updated continuously and will be uploaded whenever sufficient changeswarrant it. For live 24/7 help, call 2-1-1 or 888-435-7565. If you have, or know of additional resourcesor corrections that need to be made, please let Ms. Blanks, 211 Data Curator, know atcblanks@ieuw.org. The guide is divided in the following sections:Federal . 2State/Region . 2County. 3Medical/Testing Info . 7Mental Health Services . 13Housing . 15Utilities. 17Food Services . 21Seniors . 33Veterans. 35Family Services . 36Students . 38Transportation. 40Employment . 43Miscellaneous . 441
FederalCenter for Disease Control and PreventionCOVID-19 Informational x.htmlCoronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) ActEffective: Expenses incurred after December 31st, 2019Allows tax advantaged plans like healthcare FSAs and HRAs reimbursing 213(d) expenses to pay for orreimburse for over-the-counter (OTC) drugs and medicines.These items no longer require a prescription or physicians note.Expenses for menstrual care products will be treated as qualified medical expenses.Assistance for Small BusinessesSmall business interest free deferral of sales/use tax (up to 50,000) for businesses with less than 5million in annual taxable sales.90-day extension on businesses filing a return for less than 1 million in taxesSmall Business Disaster Relief Loan Guarantee Program (via I-Bank) can provide potential capital forthose who do not qualify for federal funds.Federal U.S. Small Business Administration assistance and stimulus programs, such as the PaycheckProtection Program, may also be able to help.Additional information on available state and federal resources for small businesses is available on theGovernor's Office of Business and Economic Development (GO-Biz) website.COVID-19 Federal Rural Resource SDA COVID-19 Fed Rural Resource Guide.pdfEffective: April 13th, 2020Federal Programs that can be accessed by rural communities, organizations, & individuals impacted byCOVID-19.State/RegionMental Health ServicesDisaster Distress Helpline1-800-985-5990 or text ‘TalkWithUs’ to 66746Trained crisis counselors who can support those who are feeling distress related to COVID-19UtilitiesCPUC COVID-19 Resource Website:CPUC COVID-19 resource website with updates for utilities, water, and other Internet Providersthroughout the state.CPUC site will be updated regularly as they get information.2
https://www.cpuc.ca.gov/covid/EmploymentInland SoCal COVID-19 Fundhttps://uwiv.org/ Due to an overwhelming demand for assistance, the fund is temporarily closed to newapplicants. If you wish to be put on the waiting list, please fill out the form located athttps://uwiv.org/covid-fund-requests.CountySan Bernardino Department of Public Health1(800) 782-4791, coronavirus@dph.sbcounty.gov www.sbcounty.gov/dphFace coverings are now MANDATORY for when leaving the home, but are NOT a substitute for socialdistancing.Violation of the order is a crime punishable by up to 1,000 fine or imprisonment up to 90 days, or both.SB Department of Public Health COVID-19 Hotline & Website(909) 387-3911, M-F 9am – 5pm sbcovid19.comDisaster Distress Helpline1(800) 985-5990, Text ‘TalkWithUs’ to 66746Trained crisis counselors who can support those who are feeling distress related to COVID-19People without Care Providers(800) 722-4777 for instructions.Face Mask Restrictions, San Bernardino Content/SKM C65820050815110.pdfEffective: May 8th, 2020Face coverings are no longer required – but still strongly recommended – in San Bernardino County asthe result of new health order requested by the Board of Supervisors.The new order repeals the April 23 Omnibus health order that required face coverings as well as socialdistancing at essential businesses, and banned gatherings and short-term rentals.Although no longer regulated by a county health order, gatherings and short-term rentals are stillprohibited and social distancing at essential businesses are still required under the state’s “stay-athome” order.Phase 2 of Reopening with Modifications, San Bernardino CountyFor each industry there are separate guidelines for operation. Visit covid19.ca.gov. Click on “statereopening, and then on the righthand side click on “statewide guidance.” Please view guidelines ofoperation for the industry needed.- Clothing and shoe stores- Bookstores- Florists3
- Antique stores- Music stores- Home and furnishing stores- Sporting goods- Car dealerships- Pet grooming- Smoke shops- Car washes- Office based business- Drive in movies- Outdoor museum- Outdoor rentals (kayaks, boats, bikes etc)- Yard/garage sales- Malls- Dine in restaurants- Faith based organizations- Other retail- Hair salons/barber shops- HOA Pools- Tanning salons- Medical massageFaith based organizations are allowed to operate, but only at 25% capacity but no more than 100 peoplein building.Waxing services of any kind (body and face) are still not permitted by the state of California or by theBoard of Cosmetology and Barbering. Details on when those services can resumed have not beenreleased by the state of California.Gyms, nail salons, tattoo shops, movie theaters, sports and entertainment venues, libraries, bars andwineries, hotels and motels, and public swimming facilities won’t be authorized to reopen until Stages 3and 4.Youth ActivitiesGuidelines and considerations for youth sports have been updated by the CDC, however they are notauthorized to operate yet by the state of California. Summer camps and day camps are also notauthorized to operate until the state ing PoolsPublic Health has defined a distinction between HOA/apartment pools and publicly-owned pools andcreated proposed guidance:Swimming pools operated by HOAs, apartment and condominium complexes that are for use byresidents only are not considered to be “public” pools and may therefore open if operators adhere tothe following Public Health guidance:- Use shall be limited to residents only.- Physical distancing of at least six feet shall be enforced.4
- Occupancy in common areas and in the pool shall be limited to allow for the mandated physicaldistancing.- Frequently touched surfaces shall be cleaned and sanitized regularly.- The closing of restrooms is recommended.- Seating areas must be sanitized between each use.- Face coverings shall be required outside of the pool when members of more than one household arepresent.- Proper chlorine levels in the pool shall be maintained.- This guidance shall be posted at the pool and communicated to all residents.Public pools are defined as pools available for use by the general public. Any further clarifications orquestions can be directed to Environmental Health Services: 800-422-2283County Parks and Recreation Areas, San Bernardino Countyhttp://sbcovid19.com/Effective: May 8th, 2020All County owned parks, trails, and lakes will be open for passive recreation on a limited scale.The County is also allowing the opening of city and privately owned parks, trails, lakes and golfcourses. Please check with individual facilities regarding their plans to open.For FAQ’s visit sbcovid19.com and click daily updates and view the update for April 23rd.Phase 2 early stage of reopening with modifications:- Clothing and shoe stores- Bookstores- Florists- Antique stores- Music stores- Home and furnishing stores- Sporting goods- Car dealerships- Pet grooming- Smoke shops- Car washes- Office based businessTo start reopening efforts should be phased in starting with curbside pickup until further notice.Supply chains supporting the above businesses can also open under this early stage of Phase 2,specifically in the manufacturing and logistics sectors.All businesses will need to modify operations to reduce contact, ensure proper distancing, and ensureproper PPE and sanitation equipment for all employees, preferably with outdoor breakrooms andphysically distant seating.When businesses eventually open their doors to patrons, a workplace should restrict entry to 25 percentcapacity and slowly advance from there as health indicators are evaluated.Deferred Preventative Care, San Bernardino Countyhttps://covid19.ca.gov/5
Preventive care services and non-emergency surgeries, like organ replacements and tumor removals,can take place if hospitals have enough capacity and protective equipment to do so safely.Eye exams and elective procedures should be cancelled or rescheduled.If possible, health care visits should be done remotely.With respect to dental services, deferred and preventive care may be resumed. Contact your healthcare provider to see what services they are providing.Religious Services, San Bernardino County(909) 387-3911sbcovid19.comFaith-based services MUST be electronic through streaming or online technology.Single-family, home-based worshipping & activities, including Easter egg hunts, are encouraged.Driving parades, drive up services, or pick up of pre-packaged holiday bags are NOT allowed.Violation of the order is a crime punishable by up to 1,000 fine or imprisonment up to 90 days, or both.Clarification: The specific references to drive-in religious services so close to major religious observancestaking place during the next four days, for which organizations had already conducted considerableplanning and incurred expenses, are clarified as follows: Organizations that have planned such servicesfor the coming weekend should proceed with those services if they choose to do so and make every effortto prevent contact between congregants.Regarding the use of face-coverings while driving, there is no need for drivers traveling alone or withmembers of their households to wear face coverings unless they must lower their windows to interactwith first responders, food service workers, or others who are not members of their households.San Bernardino County Donations Hotline(909) 386-8844, M-F 8 am – 4 pmIndustrial partners that would like to donate New, Unused, Unexpired:Surgical masks (especially level 3)Niosh/FDA approved N95 masksDisposable isolation gownsIsolation suits & shoe coversRolling storage units for suppliesSynthetic Fiber SwabsLockable cabinetsClear face shieldsAlcohol-based hand sanitizerEPA List N Disinfecting wipesTyvek or Level 2 hazmat suitsRear-fastening lab coatsCritical Care VentilatorsIsopropyl Alcohol (70%)Germicidal bleachBottled WaterPaper toweling (rolls)Toilet paperPersonal hygiene kitsNew personal haircare products6
Antibacterial soap (bottles)Bath & hand towelsShelter beds, cots & mattressesNew bedding & blanketsNon-contact infrared thermometersPackaged mealsPortable microwavesChest freezersHEPA Air PurifiersSmall generators (15 –23 kW)Pop-up CanopiesStructure tentsPortable hand-washing stationsPallets & shrink wrapInsulated Lab boxesWax boxesFirst Aid KitsCleaning ServiceDecontamination ServiceTransportation ServiceCatering ServiceLaundry serviceORFinancial contributionsVolunteers (healthcare providers only at this time)Tax-deductible receipts will be available.Medical/Testing InfoWalk-Up Testing SitesNOT a drive-through testing event, tests are given at locations listed below. Appointment required. Nosymptoms are required to receive testing.DEPARTMENT OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AUDITORIUM-850 Foothill Blvd, Rialto, CA 92376June 2-5 9:00am-3:30pm Click here to make an appointment.OAK HILLS FIRE STATION (OLD STATION 40) - 6584 Caliente Rd., Hesperia 92344June 2-5 9:00am-3:30pm Click here to make an appointment.COPPER MOUNTAIN COLLEGE (BELL CENTER)-6162 Rotary Way Joshua Tree 92252June 2-5 10:00am-3:00pm Click here to make an appointment.ONTARIO CONVENTION CENTER (NORTH)-8303 Rochester Avenue, Rancho Cucamonga 91730June 2-5 9:00am-3:30pm Click here to make an appointment.7
VICTOR VALLEY COLLEGE, 71 Mojave Fish, Hatchery Road Victorville 92395June 2-5 9:00am-3:30pm Click here to make an appointment.RANCHO SPORTS CENTER, 8303 Rochester Avenue, Rancho Cucamonga 91730June 2-5 9:00am-3:30pm Click here to make an appointment.BARSTOW PUBLIC HEALTH CLINIC-303 E. Mountain View St., Barstow 92311June 3-5 9:00am-3:30pm Click here to make an appointmentNATIONAL ORANGE SHOW (NOS DOME)-689 S. E Street, San Bernardino 92408.June 4-1:30pm-3:30pm and June 5-9:00am-3:30pm Click here to make an appointment.KIDS STATION -4985 Richton Street, Montclair 91763.June 4-1:30pm-3:30pm and June 5-9:00am-3:30pm Click here to make an appointment.HESPERIA PUBLIC HEALTH CLINIC-16453 Bear Valley Road, Hesperia 92345June 4-5, June 8-12 9:00am-3:30pm Click here to make an appointment.San Bernardino County Health Centers provide services for underserved and vulnerable populations inthe county. Click here to learn more about the Health Centers’ patient qualifications and how to makean appointment. Daily from 1 – 5 p.m. Appointment only.Hesperia Health Center16453 Bear Valley Rd., HesperiaOntario Health Center150 E. Holt Blvd., OntarioSan Bernardino Health Center606 E. Mill St., San BernardinoAdelanto Health Center11336 Bartlett Ave., Suite 11, AdelantoCALIFORNIA STATE TESTINGHosted by OptumServe in partnership with the California Department of Public HealthVictorville Activities Center15075 Hesperia Rd., VictorvilleMonday through Friday through June 26, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.Adelanto Stadium12000 Stadium Way, AdelantoMonday through Friday through June 26, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.8
All sites are open to the general public by appointment only. Click here to make an appointment.Participants without internet can call to make an appointment at (888) 634-1123. Testing is free for allindividuals, including those who are uninsured, underinsured, undocumented, or homeless.MOUNTAINS COMMUNITY HOSPITAL’S RURAL HEALTH CLINIC29101 Hospital Rd., Lake ArrowheadMonday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.Appointment only. Residents can make an appointment by calling (909) 336-9715. All persons will bepre-screened over the phone. There will be no out-of-pocket expense for testing. All insurances will beaccepted. Please bring your ID and insurance card, if you have one. Click here for testing details.SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EMERGENCY MEDICINE URGENT CARE CENTERSAll locations offer nasal swab testing and antibody testing by appointment only. IEHP and mostinsurances are accepted. Uninsured patients can get tested at no cost under the CARES Act.Daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.Colton Urgent Care Center1181 N. Mt. Vernon Ave., ColtonPhone: (909) 639-8800 Fax: (909) 639-6800Click here for more information about testing and scheduling an appointment.Redlands Urgent Care Center301 W. Redlands Blvd., RedlandsPhone: (909) 335-1900 Fax: (909) 335-0705Click here for more information about testing and scheduling an appointment.Yucaipa Urgent Care Center33494 Oak Glen Rd., YucaipaPhone: (909) 797-8900 Fax: (909) 797-5800Click here for more information about testing and scheduling an appointment.Drive-through Testing SitesDrive-through Testing, San Bernardino CountyAppointment required. Appointments can be made online or through the Covid-19 phone line. Thesetesting events are free to individuals living in San Bernardino County. www.sbcovid19.comCovid-19 phone line: (909) 387-3911 M-F 9am-5pmNo symptoms are required to receive testing.9
SAN BERNARDINO – ARROYO VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL1881 W Base Line St., San BernardinoMonday, June 810 a.m. to 2 p.m.Appointment only. Details will be announced soon.No symptoms are required. All clients are required to wear a face covering for their appointment.SAN BERNARDINO – SAC HEALTH SYSTEMIEHP MEMBERS ONLY250 S. G St., San BernardinoMonday through Friday9 a.m. to 4 p.m.Appointment only. IEHP members can call (909) 771-2911 to speak to a provider to determine testingneeds. Click here to learn more about drive-through testing at SAC Health System.JUNE TESTING DATES: Appointment times 10am-2pmJune 8-Arroyo Valley High School-San Bernardino. Must wait for appointment registration to openTesting SitesCovid-19 Testing, OPTUMServe in Partnership with California Department of HealthTesting is for the general public. Testing is free for all individuals, including the uninsured,undocumented and homeless. Note this is not a drive-thru testing. Appointment required Click here tomake an appointment or call (888) 634-1123.Appointment times: Monday-Friday 7:00am-7:00pmAdelanto Stadium-12000 Stadium Way, Adelanto 92301Victorville Activities Center-15075 Hesperia Road, Victorville 92395Appointment Times: Monday-Friday 9:00am-7:00pm through June 26, 2020SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EMERGENCY MEDICINE URGENT CARE CENTERSNOT a drive-through testing event, tests are conducted at the clinic locations listed below.All locations offer nasal swab testing and antibody testing by appointment only. IEHP and mostinsurances are accepted. Uninsured patients can get tested at no cost under the CARES Act.Appointment times: Monday-Sunday 9:00am-9:00pmColton Urgent Care Center-1181 N. Mt. Vernon Ave., Colton, 92324 Phone: (909) 639-8800Click here for more information about testing and scheduling an appointment.Redlands Urgent Care Center-301 W. Redlands Blvd. 92373 Phone: (909)335-1900Click here for more information about testing and scheduling an appointment.Yucaipa Urgent Care Center-33494 Oak Glen Rd. Yucaipa 92399 Phone: (909)797-8900Click here for more information about testing and scheduling an appointment.10
SAC Health System-San BernardinoDrive-Through Testing: Monday-Friday 9:00am-4:00pm250 S. G St., San Bernardino 92410IEHP MEMBERS ONLY. Appointment required. IEHP members can call (909) 771-2911 to speak to aprovider to determine testing needs. Click here to learn more about drive-through testing at SAC HealthSystem. Click here to learn more about drive-through testing at SAC Health System.Arrowhead Regional Medical Center (ARMC)-ColtonDrive-Through Testing: Monday-Friday 8:00am-4:00pm400 North Pepper Avenue, ColtonAppointment ONLY. To make an appointment, please call the ARMC Referral Center at 1-888-422-8029Enter the ARMC off of Meridian Ave. & follow the signs for the testing site. Registration will come to thecar & confirm the appointment.People MUST bring photo identification &insurance card (preferred not required)Click here to learn more about drive-through testing at ARMC.Clinics Offering COVID-19 Screening and/or TestingThose experiencing symptoms MUST CALL first. Patients are tested based on physicians’recommendation.San Bernardino County Health CentersMonday-Friday from 1 - 5 pm.Appointments are required. This is not a Drive-through test. Tests are conducted at the health centers.Appointment line: 800-722-4777 (Click here to learn more about the Health Centers’ patientqualifications and how to make an appointment.)Locations:Hesperia Health Center-16453 Bear Valley Road, Hesperia, 92345Ontario Health Center- 150 East Holt Blvd, Ontario 91762San Bernardino Health Center-606 E. Mill Street, San Bernardino 92408Adelanto Health Center-11336 Bartlett Avenue, Suite 11 Adelanto 92301Mountain Community Hospitals Rural Health Clinic-Mountain CommunitiesMonday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 8:00am-4:30pm29099 Hospital Road, Lake Arrowhead CA 92352This is not a Drive-through test. Tests are conducted at the clinic listed below. Appointment ONLY.Mountain residents can make an appointment by calling 909-336-9715. All persons are pre-screenedover the phone. No out of pocket expenses for testing. All insurances will be accepted. Please bring youID and insurance card if you have one. Click here for testing detailsBorrego Community Health Foundation(909) 453-6900, Triage Hotline 760-477-0802590 N. D Street San Bernardino, CA 92401www.borregohealth.org11
Unicare Community Health Center, Inc.(909) 884-6700570 S. Mt. Vernon Avenue, Suite G San Bernardino, CA 92410San Bernardino - 909-882-4788, 184-190 E Highland Avenue, San Bernardino 92404www.unicarechc.orgClinics Offering Low Cost services in San Bernardino CountyUnicare Community Health Center, Inc.(909) 884-6700Colton: 909-321-4700, 308 La Cadena Drive, Colton 92324Fontana: 909-428-0170, 17500 Foothill Boulevard, #A-2, Fontana 92335Fontana: 347-0700, 16127 Foothill Boulevard, Fontana 92335Ontario: 909-988-2555, 437 N Euclid Avenue, Ontario 91762Ontario: 909-457-1425, 1151 E Walnut Street, Ontario 91761Mission City Community Network Victorville Clinic(818) 895-3100 www.mccn.org15201 11th Street, Suite 300, Victorville, CA 92395Barstow(818) 895-3100 www.mccn.org405 E. Buena Vista Street, Barstow 92311Network Victorville Clinic(818) 895-310015201 11th Street, Suite 300, Victorville, CA 92395Tri-State Community Healthcare CenterAdelanto Health Center(760) 530-9944, 11888 Bartlett Avenue, Adelanto 92301Needles Health Center(760) 326-0222, 1402 Bailey Avenue, Needles 92363Parktree Community Health Center(909) 469-9013, 2680 E. Riverside Drive, Ontario 91761(909) 469-9017, 1556 S. Sultana Avenue, Ontario 91761Community Health Systems, IncBloomington Community Health Center(909) 546-7520, 18601& 18651 Valley Boulevard,Bloomington 92316Other Resources12
Free prescription deliveryInformation on the free delivery services for prescriptions and other goods being offered through CVSand ent/deliveryDignity Health, Community Hospital of San ual-urgent-care-visitsConsult via video chat or phone if you believe that you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms.This service is now free for a one-time use. Use the code COVID19 to get answers.Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Centerhttps://coronavirus.jhu.edu/Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, The Forum - Coronavirus Pandemic d-19/CDC COVID-19 Fact nloads/2019-ncov-factsheet.pdfMental Health ServicesSan Bernardino County Department of Behavioral HealthEffective: March 27th , 2020Assistance for stress related to COVID-19 via textAvailable 7 am – 10 pmEast Valley (Fontana to Yucaipa): (909) 420-0560West Valley (Rancho to Chino): (909) 535-1316High & Low Deserts: (760)734-8093Effective: March 20 , 2020· Children & adults can visit: Crisis Walk-in Clinic (CWIC), services vary· Those age 13 or older can visit: Crisis Stabilization Units (CSU), services varythLocations for CWIC:850 E. Foothill Blvd., Rialto (909) 421-9495, M- F, 8am – 8pm12240 Hesperia Rd., Victorville (760) 245-8837 Open 24/77293 Dumosa Ave., Ste. 2, Yucca Valley(855) 365-6558 Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a weekLocations for CSU:Merrill Center 14677 Merrill Ave., Fontana (951)643-2340 Open 24/7, telecare availableWindsor Center 1481 N. Windsor Dr., San Bernardino(909) 361-6470 Open 24/7, telecare available13
Outpatient rvices/general/outpatient-clinics/Continue to remain open during regular business hours.Locations of DBH Outpatient Clinics, go to the link above.Mental Health Services, San Bernardino CountyEffective: March 20th, 2020Children & adults can visit: Crisis Walk-in Clinic (CWIC), services varyThose age 13 or older can visit: Crisis Stabilization Units (CSU), services varyLocations for CWIC:850 E. Foothill Blvd., Rialto (909) 421-9495 Open Mon. through Fri. from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.12240 Hesperia Rd., Victorville (760) 245-8837 Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week7293 Dumosa Ave., Ste. 2, Yucca Valley (855) 365-6558 Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a weekLocations for CSU:Merrill Center 14677 Merrill Ave., Fontana (951) 643-2340 Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a weekWindsor Center 1481 N. Windsor Dr., San Bernardino (909) 361-6470 Open 24 hours a day, 7 days aweekCitizens may call the Community Crisis Response TeamCall Lines for CCRT:East Valley (Rialto) (909) 421-9233 *Pager (909) 420-0560 Available from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. dailyHigh Desert (760) 956-2345 *Pager (760) 734-8093 Available from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. dailyWest Valley (Ontario) (909) 458-1517 *Pager (909) 535-1316 Available from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. dailyNo appointment is necessary.Student Assistance Program, San Bernardino CountyVictor Community Support Services, (909) 522-4656WSBReferrals@victor.orgEssential mental health services are still available by school districts by phone and or video conferencingsystems.Valley Star’s Crisis Residential Treatment (CRT) FacilitiesAccepting new referrals.Open 24/7, every day.Voluntary admissions only.Provide mental health services to include individual and group counseling, as well as psychiatry.Available to those with or without Medi-Cal.Casa Paseo alth/casa-paseo-crt/Desert Hill alth/desert-hill-crt/The Stay alth/the-stay/Morongo Oasis -center/14
National Crisis Text Linehttps://www.crisistextline.org/Text HOME to 741741HousingExecutive Order, Governor NewsomFull Executive Order: atorium-on-evictions/The order is effective immediately and will apply through May 31, 2020 and builds on the Governor’sprevious executive action authorizing local governments to halt evictions.SACRAMENTO – Governor Gavin Newsom issued an executive order banning the enforcement ofeviction orders for renters affected by COVID-19 through May 31, 2020. The order prohibits landlordsfrom evicting tenants for nonpayment of rent and prohibits enforcement of evictions by lawenforcement or courts. It also requires tenants to declare in writing, no more than seven days after therent comes due, that the tenant cannot pay all or part of their rent due to COVID-19.The tenant would be required to retain documentation but not required to submit it to the landlord inadvance. And the tenant would remain obligated to repay full rent in a timely manner and could stillface eviction after the enforcement moratorium is lifted. The order takes effect immediately, andprovides immediate relief to tenants for whom rent is due on April 1st.Today’s action builds on Governor Newsom’s previous executive order authorizing local governments tohalt evictions for renters impacted by the pandemic.A copy of the Governor’s executive order can be found here and the text of the order can also befound here.Effective: March 16th – July 28st, 2020, unless extendedAuthorizes local governments to:Halt evictions for renters & homeowners.Slow foreclosures.Protects against utility shut offs including:Electric, Gas, Water, Internet, Landline telephone & Cell phone serviceRequests banks & other financial institutions to halt foreclosures & related evictions during this time.DOES NOT:Relieve a tenant from the obligation to pay rent.Restrict the landlord’s ability to recover rent that is due.San Bernardino testNews/default?DocID 297Effective: March 24th, 2020Substantive limitations on residential & commercial evictions & foreclosures.Strongly urging basic utility suppliers including gas, water, electricity, and telecommunications to imposemoratoriums on service disconnections & late fees for non-payment in response to COVID-19.The measure adopted by San Bernardino County only applies to unincorporated areas. Other citieswithin the county must pass similar resolutions to enforce in their localities.15
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