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Police issue citations for non-essential landscaping and gardening
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The Exedra asked PPD to clarify the new rules related to outdoor landscaping.City
Plans for improving Piedmont’s “essential services” buildings move ahead, even mid-COVID-19 emergency
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Council votes 5-0 to approve $50k for public outreach and evaluation of community support for new/renovated buildings.City
What’s vPRD? Piedmont Rec does a quick pivot to virtual offerings
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PRD moves quickly to adapt to life amid COVID-19, with a host of online classes and curated activities for all ages.City
Alameda Co. issues order to wear face masks to prevent spread of COVID-19
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The order is effective at midnight tonight, but enforcement will begin on April 22 to allow time for the public to purchase or make face coverings.City
COVID-19 prompts City to reach more residents online and with regular email communications
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In an effort to keep all residents safe and healthy, City now sends a weekly COVID-19 email update on Wednesday nights.City
Alameda County now reporting Piedmont COVID-19 cases
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Regularly updated city-specific data for the county is now available on a dashboard.city
Area fire chiefs assured that Alameda County ambulance crew ranks will not be thinned by furloughs
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A Chronicle news story catches the attention of local first responders.City
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
