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City’s COVID-19 response comes with a high cost
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The city expects to take a $1 million hit this fiscal year due to rec program and facility rental cancellations, limited transfer tax receipts, and other pandemic-related costs.City
Piedmont to close parks starting April 1
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Not fooling around: The city responds to the County's new shelter-in-place orders that tighten restrictions on public spaces.City
City issues updated shelter order: No parks, no construction, no landscaping
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Complying with the Alameda County order which now extends to May 3, the list of what is off limits gets longer.Around Town
City signage: Keep your ‘social’ distance
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YES, exercise is permitted, so long as you are maintaining a safe distance of six feet from people who aren't in your household.City
In a first, police chief hosts virtual “Coffee with a Cop” information session
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In a Facebook Live session on Friday morning, Chief Bowers answered questions related to the shelter-in-place order, and advised patience: "This is a marathon, not a sprint."City
Piedmont picking up the pace on social distancing, sheltering
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If community behavior doesn't change, police may start citing people for violating shelter-in-place, social distancing orders.City
City closes Hampton Park
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People continue to gather in local parks and play fields in violation of county and state shelter-in-place orders.City
Fire Chief adds voice to the chorus: Do. NOT. Congregate.
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Alarmed by sightings of groups hanging out with friends at the park, at Mulberrys, Black warns: "Assume that anyone outside your home could be carrying the virus."City
