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Home My WebLink AboutCOVID-19 Response Plan Update and Actions for Review and Dis City of Huntington Beach File #: 20-1860 MEETING DATE: 9/8/2020 Update of the City COVID-19 Response Plan and Actions for Review and Discussion City of Huntington Beach Page 1 of 1 Printed on 9/2/2020 powerec2Q,LegistarTM 9/10/2020 CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH COVID- 19 RESPONSE UPDATE City Council Meeting September 8,2020 -e SITUATIONAL UPDATE U.S. TOTALS A I ! 894,163 ffi 9'1Q4 Mexico AIAI— Johns Hopkins Coronavirus-COVID-19 Resource Center %Increase 7-Sep 8-Sep Over Prior #Increase Day Over Prior Day Total Cases 6,294,721 6,318,978 0.4% 24,257 Total Deaths 189,199 189,456 0.1% 257 D 1A1 912- 9 z0�o f dam /7 y 1YI/4�J�I'6 'e C 9 1 /�� 9/10/2020 SITUATIONAL UPDATE U.S. TOTALS Table 1.Deaths invoMngcoronavirus • • and influenza reported to NCHS by endingweek date, . • - Updated September 8,2020 Deaths involving AM Deaths Deaths week All Deaths invoving COVID-19 and involving involving Deaths Deaths Percent Pneumonia,with or pneumonia influenza,with or Pneumonia, ending date involving, from of without COVIO.19. , without COVID-19 in Vmich the . , excluding , Influenza,or t death COVID- All Expected� excluding Influenza � Influenza or Pneumonia COVIO-19 occurred i9 Causes Deaths= deaths (U07.1 and ��J7 includes (U07.1 or (UO7.1)' 012.0-J18.9)' COVID-19 or J72.0-118.9)' Pneumonia 109-J16.9) Total Deaths 174,626 1,881,375 1D9 73,366 77.823 6,668 231 350 3 SITUATIONAL UPDATE U.S. TOTALS Daily Trends in Number of COVID-19 Cases in the United States Reported to CDC u"nee s•.;o- •Cases Deaths 127-Day moving average t .r v M' .u•S) ir' 4 2 9/10/2020 SITUATIONAL UPDATE CALIFORNIA How are COVI D-19 cases progressing in each county? 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Toadvance� .•, . .�•r�: F��we:.n.,r.n�n tM.,ab xro rar,errted bi CwlNormafNy.rNrunl of H:Wic Hr,I,h,M xll bn•rCJdnd tAcrr.rr,rymrrnh<.vnnn.r:.rmn:xr.ern u<,W...rr..n�wnnl.Y,e<»enl.<,.rt«rrde..lr<J..di<'I.�ml.rc« �� a.ery Tl.e,dny. Nylyd w,M,d'rz:6,20lP.en,wr LLx..v unrym •Iw dsnun n<rXutw,Xm<uxrc,bd,v V'cr rv.n cenznwne xnL,.n wan ra ,...J: fpP1l Nt:we.r.. ,r,ryMu LOCAL AVAILABLE HOSPITAL RESOURCES ORANGE COUNTY COVID- •DASHBOARD Cumulative Cases LIMLfED HOSPITAL CAPACITY 49,996 Current Hospital Patients th<wdo.o<xna.ra w.uw o,Nl 242 Percent lCU bed:Curtently Available Prnent Venblevn Currently PvaJable 1,020 w,lyrcr, w«d Curent ICU Patients INCREASING HUSPITALIZATIUN 1 C� 7 Q Cnange in 3 day Avrrdye Hospitalized Pn[ients J lo,,.lnlensivecar,unir -9.5% Cumulabve Deaths r,ndy;Ntl.rl-,ntlmratr:r,�re ,,•.«. w» rt"• Cunudrdivn PCR Tests 't"'••'••1..a. U NIIy PCR Testa Recelred w�,•n.•-"'•-•' ,,,, •� +<- --,�-, Newrerpd Caws ;t:,lmxndl 9/10/2020 SITUATIONAL UPDATE HUNTINGTON BEACH Huntington Beach Huntington Be Total Cases Total Deaths 2,261 cases 69 deaths (215 SNFs) (44 SNFs) 9 SITUATIONAL UPDATE HUNTINGTON BEACH • Current Cases in Huntington Beach:2,261 • Population:203,761 • Total case rate per 100,000: 1,109.6 • 4,h largest city population in Orange County • 5,h most confirmed COVID-19 cases by city in Orange County • Behind Santa Ana,Anaheim,Garden Grove,Orange,and just above Fullerton • Significant number of Huntington Beach COVID-19 cases are from Skilled Nursing Facilities 9.5% of total cases from SNFs • 63.8% 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 �a 5 9/10/2020 SITUATION AT A GLANCE Location 9/8/2020 Increase #Increase Over Prior Day Over Prior Day Huntington Beach Total Cases 2,261 0.1% 2 Total Deaths 69 0.0% - Orange County Total Cases 49,996 0.3% 151 Total Deaths 1,056 0.3% 3 California Total Cases 737,911 0.4% 2,676 Total Deaths 13,758 0.2% 32 United States Total Cases 6,318,978 0.4% 24,257 Total Deaths 189,456 0.1% 257 SITUATIONAL UPDATE OPENING UP THE CALIFORNIA ECONOMY Orange County Moved to Tier 2 County risk level Reopening Substantial Transmission • Earlier today,Orange County transitioned to Tier 2 Reopening • Certain business sectors can re-open liml immediately,others can expand their r��Be11 ,,•� •,,. operations with capacity restrictions yed'"' fuawhh, • Find all business sector guidelines by visiting https://covid 19.ca.gov/safer- econom / and entering"Orange" in the rt � County field 6 9/10/2020 SITUATIONAL UPDATE OPENING UP THE CALIFORNIA ECONOMY A listing of some of the activities and businesses now re-opened and/or expanded today are as follows: • Restaurants Personal Care Services(nail salons,body waxing,tattoo May re-open for indoor dining with modifications parlors,piercing studios,skin care&cosmetology,and massage Capacity must be limited to the less of 25%or 100 people, services) whichever is less May re-open indoors with modifications Must close every night by 10 p.m. Gyms and Fitness Facilities • Places of Worship May re-open indoors with modifications • May re-open indoors with modifications Capacity must be limited to 10% • Indoor activities limited to 25%capacity or 100 people,whichever is less Movie Theaters • May re-open with modifications • Shopping Centers Capacity must be limited to 25%or 100 people,whichever • May re-open with modifications is less • Indoor capacity must be limited to 50%for shopping malls, destination shopping centers,and swap meet Family Entertainment Centers Common areas are closed;Reduced food court capacity May re-open outdoor only with modifications for activities Retail such as go-kart racing,mini golf,and batting cages • May re-open with modifications Museums.Zoos and Aquariums • Retail capacity must be limited to 50% May re-open indoors with modifications • Hair Salons and Barbershops Indoor activities limited to 25%capacity • May re-open indoors with modifications 13 ECONOMIC RECOVERY UPDATE COVID- 19 SMALL BUSINESS RELIEF PROGRAM • Nearly$4.75 million allocated to City of • Businesses working with our partner,the O.C. Huntington Beach Small Business Development Center,to gather and • Applications were accepted from June 22-June review documents 26,2020 • City working with businesses to resolve any • Lottery held on July 2,2020 outstanding issues,complete our final review,and disburse grant checks on a weekly basis • 824 businesses originally selected,pending review of supporting documentation to To date,the City has disbursed $2,865,000 confirm eligibility (60/) in grant funds to a total of 539 small businesses. • 237 alternates pulled into review process thus far 14 7 9/10/2020 HUNTINGTON HARBOR OPERATIONAL UPDATE Following reports by concerned citizens,the HB Fire Department Marine Safety Division began providing Lifeguard services at four of the main beaches Ilk located in Huntington Harbor on August 22,2020 Davenport Beach Humboldt Beach ' Seabridge Beach Trinidad Beach Three-phase response plan to address safety issues and code violations Currently,the staffing in Huntington Harbor includes the following: 1-2 Lifeguards staffed at each beach beginning at 10 a.m. I Recurrent Lifeguard III serving as a supervisor and response unit I Marine Safety Officer serving as a Division Supervisor I Harbor Patrol Vessel s V t r VIM% i i~ 16 8 9/10/2020 HUNTINGTON HARBOR OPERATIONAL UPDATE In addition to this increased staffing,the Fire Department is also looking to implement the following safety measures: • Adding swim lane buoys—materials have been ordered,and estimated completion date in late October • New Lifeguard schedule to remain at the beaches until dusk on the weekends,a practice which has been in place the past 2 weekends Staff evaluating other potential safety measures,including: Locking public bathrooms after the beach/park closes,and re-opening them in the morning Limiting number of paddleboard and kayak rentals • Police Department evening&weekend patrol to enforce beach closure after dusk • Increase frequency of tree trimming at Trinidad Beach • Long-term re-design to add barriers to either side of Trinidad Bridge 1] QUESTIONS? 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