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Home My WebLink AboutCOVID-19 Response Update - City Manager's Report - Supplemen Y City of Huntington Beach y1 File #: 20-1739 MEETING DATE: 7/20/2020 Update of the City COVID-19 Response Plan and Actions for Review and Discussion City of Huntington Beach Page 1 of 1 Printed on 7/17/2020 powered Legistar- 7/21/2020 CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH COVID- 19 RESPONSE UPDATE City Council Meeting July 20,2020 SITUATION AT A GLANCE Location 7/20/2020 % Increase # Increase Over Prior Day Over Prior Day Huntington Beach Total Cases 1,462 10.5% 139 Total Deaths 43 0.0% 0 Orange County Total Cases 29,986 1.9% 560 Total Deaths 493 0.2% 1 California Total Cases 391,538 1.8% 6,846 Total Deaths 7,694 0.1% 9 United States Total Cases 3,800,442 1.7% 61,847 Total Deaths 140,787 0.3% 415 1+1 br:y Data: 1 Agenda Item No.• � •'�—/._,� t 7/21/2020 SITUATIONAL UPDATE U.S. TOTALS COVID-19 Dashboard by the Center for Systcrns Scie.nce and Engineering(CSSE)at ohns Hopkins Ji IHJ) 140,787 Irar 188 Johns Hopkins Coronavirus-COVID-19 Resource Center %Increase 19-Jul 20-Jul Over Prior #Increase Day Over Prior Day Total Cases 3,738,595 3,800,442 1.7% 61,847 Total Deaths 140,372 140,787 0.3% 415 3 SITUATIONAL UPDATE U.S.TOTALS Table •. 2019(COVID-19),pneumonia,and influenza reported to NCHS by i week ending date,United States.Week ending 2/11/2020 to 7/18/2020.* Updated July 20,2020 NI Deaths Ad Deaths involving Deaths and g involving Deaths wee, COVID-'9 and ,nvo:ving Deaths Deaths Percent Pneumonia.wrth or influenza.with or ending date Pneumonia. Pneumon>a, excluding in which the nvolving from of without COVID.19, wthout COVID-19 Q e } COVtD- All Expected� excluding influenza or Pneumonia InfluVnza.or Death 19 Causes Deaths- deaths Influenza UD9-J11),,ncludes COID-19 occurred (U07.1 and (U07.1 or (U07.1)" U+.2.0-)18.9) COVID-19 or )12.0-J18.9) Pneumonia J09-J18.9)' Totaj Deaths 128,035 ,4»2.807 106 '36.733 55.2-" 6.554: 2-.5.079 2 7/21/2020 SITUATIONAL UPDATE U.S. TOTALS New Cases by Day The following chart shows the number of new COVID-19 cases reported each day in the U.S.since the beginning of the outbreak.Hover over the bars to see the number of new cases by day. 70.000 v 60.000 50 000 Z 40 000 u30.000 -0 zo.wo 10.000 0 01/222020 02/1012020 02/29+2020 03/19/2020 0"7/2020 0426/2020 0"5/2020 06!03/2020 062212020 07/11/2020 ■ Cases ■7-pay Average s SITUATIONAL UPDATE CALIFORNIA California numbers Total cases: Total deaths: Tests reported: � 391,5381-1 s=e increasN � 7,694 - -., �i 6,414,321 How are COVID-19 cases progressing in each county? Positive Cases by County Loa Ang.i. 156.039 Riverside 30.340 Orange 29.941 San Bernardno 23.928 San Dkgo 23.664 — Fresno 10,639 • Kern 10.094 • 5 3 7/21/2020 Orange County,CA COVID-ig Case Count Cumulative Cases Daily COVID Cumulatt" Deaths Reported to Date Positive Casa. Deaths to Dale Today SITUATIONAL UPDATE "u"°"°'""°' "°"'"°° ORANGE COUNTY COVID-19 Cases in Orange County Increase Cumulative Test. Tests Reported Cases Currently Cases C....Mly b Increase To Date Today Hospd.luled :n ICU 19-Jul 20-Jul Over Prior Day Over Prior Day Total Cases 29,426 29,986 1.9% 560 Total Deaths 492 493 0.2 1 Cumulative Recovered to Date SITUATIONAL UPDATE ORANGE COUNTY e ORANGE COUNTY COVID-19 DASHBOARD • 434 120 d 4 1 1 SITUATIONAL ORANGE COUNTY SNf licsideni Deaths OC.lail Inmate Daaihs Persons Experiencing Homelessness Deaths 232 0 2 SITUATIONAL UPDATE ORANGE COUNTY ELEVATED DISEASE TRANSMISSION LIMITED HOSPITAL CAPACITY Case Rate per 100,000 Testing Positivity Percent 192 13.2% Percent ICU Beds Currently Available Percent Ventilators CUrrently Availeb'e ':.;1)1`I-nh,eshold:-25.0 pei 100,000 CDPI I Thresheld::•8% 41% 61.5% c LP{1 lbresh.ld: P-1-1 sAvai able cDPH Thre .,Id A:ail, INCREASING HOSPITALIZATION Change in 3-day Average Hospitalized Patients -4.3% CDPH Threshold:-I W,Increase 7/21/2020 SITUATIONAL UPDATE HUNTINGTON BEACH Huntington Beach Huntington Total Cases Total 1,462 cases 43 deaths (169 SNFs) (33 SNFs) SITUATIONAL UPDATE HUNTINGTON BEACH • Current Cases in Huntington Beach: 1,462 • Population:203,76 1 • 4th largest city population in Orange County • 4,h most confirmed COVID-19 cases by city in Orange County • Behind Santa Ana,Anaheim,and Garden Grove • Significant number of Huntington Beach COVID-19 cases are from Skilled Nursing Facilities • 1 1.6% of total cases from SNFs • 76.7% of total deaths from SNFs • Includes patients and nursing facility staff • HB skilled nursing facilities numbers rose early • Other OC facilities also reporting increased cases 12 7/21/2020 LOCAL AVAILABLE HOSPITAL RESOURCES LOCAL AVAILABLE HOSPITAL RESOURCES -' OftAW6E COUNTY COViD-19DASHBOARD 666 7 7/21/2020 HUNTINGTON BEACH CITY SERVICES UPDATE City Facility Modified Operating Plan • Starting today,July 20,the City instituted a modified operating plan • Goal is to ensure continuity of all City operations,while keeping employees apart as much as possible Many other City services can be accessed online at • City Hall and the Police Department lobby are closed to 'HuntingtonSeachCA.gov,or by calling the appropriate deparin,r public access • All current services are still being offered,including Community Services (714)536-5486 Police,Fire,development,utility operations,recreation, Finance (714)536-526 and library curbside service Fire (714)536-5411 • Community Development Public Works (714)536-543- • Digital plan check and inspection processes through their Pollee (714)960-86t webpage • New digital business license process under development Passport Information (714)37416U • City Gym,Edison,and Murdy continue to be closed to the public, General Information (714)536 551 but open for certain program participants • Swim lessons,sports,and day camps operating with health and safety measures in place IS HUNTINGTON BEACH CITY SERVICES UPDATE fit, OCR < _ Modified Junior Lifeguard Program for Summer 2020 NEWS LOCAL NEWS • Given the State's move to Stage 3,the 2020 Junior Lifeguard program was reinstated with enhanced safety `Slice of normalcy'as measures for students and instructors Junior Lifeguards lacks off at two O.C.beaches • 615 total participants 0000 • 12 to I student to instructor ratio as safety measure • Other COVID-19 safety protocols have been instituted • Program runs through August 13 with a morning and afternoon group for all levels Paninpants in the Huntington Beach Junior❑teguard program run along the beach just south of the Huntington Beach Pier on Wednesday,July 14.2020,in Huntington Beach.(Photo by Mark Rightmire,Orange County • For more details,visit iittps://www.junior-euard.com/ Reglster/SCNG) By LAYLAN CONNELLY I Iconnelly@scng.com Orange County Register PUBLISHED.JuIy 16,2020 at 11:50 a.m.I UPDATED.fury 16. 2020 at 505 m '6 8 7/21/2020 SITUATIONAL UPDATE OPENING UP THE CALIFORNIA ECONOMY BASE ONTHE STATE SSTAYATHOMEORDER THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH IS AL Orange County in Modified Stage 3 Reopening STAGE 3 modified • As of July 1,Orange and 18 other counties were forced to cease indoor restaurant and related service,and close bars completely STAGEI u STAGE STAGE] STAGE SaMT wM MpsdM• w wMpbm trr...e+w.et+m» 6W h Ae,twn.O.J.. • Many industries allowed to operate outdoors only,with Click on map or Shed from the mem below to riew cowry-Epecik metrics lobbying efforts currently underway to allow barbers,hair salons,and nail salons the ability to offer services outdoors IMAM sera ro,m�rn,rnvm.Ia wee:rte • Orange County has reopened their Emergency Operations Center given the rise in COVID-19 cases • Visit www.HBready.com/reopen for further details. NM on M=Wng lift ' M On Mon4onng L*t k#3-drys new(4311.0-5^.place 17 ECONOMIC RECOVERY UPDATE COVID- 19 SMALL BUSINESS RELIEF PROGRAM • Nearly $4.75 million allocated to City of Huntington Beach • Applications were accepted from June 22-June 26,2020 OND • Lottery held on July 2,2020 • 824 businesses selected out of 1,080 businesses HUNTINGTON BEACH RECEIVES$4.7M;F CARES ACT ; • Nearly 80%of awardees were businesses with less than 10 employees that will be receiving $5,000 grants • Alternates randomly assigned to wait list if a business is found to be ineligible or withdraws from the process • Businesses working with our partner,the O.C.Small Business Development Center,to gather and review documents • City completing final review and disbursing grant checks on a weekly basis Is 9 7/21/2020 QUESTIONS? 19 10 Switzer, Donna From: Fikes, Cathy Sent: Monday, July 20, 2020 1:44 PM To: Agenda Alerts Subject: FW:When will we start leading, in a good way? SUPPLEMENTAL Attachments: Pasadena jpg COMMUNICATION Meeting Data: From: Bobbi Ashurst<bobbiashurst@rocketmail.com> Agenda Item No., Sent:Sunday,July 19, 2020 9:59 PM To: CITY COUNCIL<city.council@surfcity-hb.org>; Handy, Robert<Robert.Handy@hbpd.org> Subject:When will we start leading, in a good way? City Council persons, Well, we were back in the news this week.. I'm sure you all saw the news accounts of the protests this Saturday. BLM on one side of PCH, Trump and recall Newsom on the other. At least we didn't have the abundance of police in riot gear as in the past...at least not on the news...I wasn't there this time so I'm just going by the reports. You know what wasn't in abundance? Masks, Social distancing..... 3 cities in Los Angeles county, 2 beach cities, Santa Monica, and Manhattan Beach are now writing tickets with fines from $100 to $350. Even Costa Mesa is fining for non mask wearers. Riverside County: $1,000 fine for anyone not wearing a face-covering in public San Bernardino County: $1,000 fine for anyone not wearing a face-covering in public But not here. We have unfunded liabilities, homeless issues, and financial issues that we could use some new income sources to fund. But no. So people can not just escape the heat inland by coming to Huntington Beach but avoid the responsibility of mask use as well! Our HBPD doesn't wear masks even when standing around the protesters who are neither wearing masks nor socially distancing. Are they somehow immune? And what happens when someone gets stopped by an officer for the ever famous tail light out? Does one have to roll down the window if the officer is not wearing a mask? Will the officer stand 6 feet away when asking for your drivers license? I see officers in other cities wearing masks. Why is it more feasible for them but not us? Why is there such a politicization of mask wearing? Because those "leaders" in positions of authority completely shirk their responsibilities. At the top and all the way down to the city level there are few true leaders prepared to do what needs to be done to get this city off the (please excuse my vulgarity) shit list and get this economy rolling again! Come on folks! This isn't an issue that's going away! Covid will be here through the summer, into the fall, and will really be a mess when combined with the flu season! I'm not 1 preaching fear but common sense! Those of you who are counting on the Tea Party to vote you back in are going to be very disappointed when they are all in the hospital..... P)lease get on the ball, and start leading! Check out my attachment to see what a joke we've become. Bobbi Ashurst ph - 714-969-6400 fx - 714-969-0549 cell- 714-287-7302 bobbiashurst(aD-rocketmail.com 2