Alameda County Probation Department

Congratulations to the County of Alameda for receiving six National Association of Counties (NACo) Achievement Awards!

Updated "Shelter in Place" order from the Alameda County Offices Public Health Department (effective 6/8/2020): The updated order allows for small outdoor gathe...rings in "Social Bubbles," for childcare and extracurricular activities to be expanded to all children, and allows certain businesses with limited person-to-person contact to re-open. The face mask order remains in effect and you must continue to wear your face coverings at all times when outside your home (even during physical exercise). A Social Bubble is a group of 12 or fewer people from different households, and the same Social Bubble should be maintained for a minimum of 3 weeks. Participation is limited to one Social Bubble at a time. Members of a Social Bubble are strongly encouraged to comply with social distancing requirements. The #AlamedaCounty Public Health Department will continue to monitor our community's progress in slowing the spread of #COVID_19, and will adjust the Shelter in Place orders as needed. Through our collective efforts, we can continue to meet public health benchmarks that will allow us to move towards reopening. You can find more information on the Alameda County Reopening Plan here: http://acphd.org//alameda-county-covid-19-reopening-plan-e. For a full list of activities that are allowed to resume with the updated order, please click the link below:

California State Guidance for the 4th of July allow for outdoor picnics and barbeques, but only with household members who reside together. Make sure to keep picnics and barbeques at home or close to home. #beatCOVID

On June 18, updated guidance was released requiring the use of face coverings in California when in public or common spaces.http://ow.ly/Z5AP50AjwnD For general inquiries, please email [email protected] or call (510) 268-2101.

Keeping contact with others as low as possible is a crucial part of pandemic control. Effective use of preventive measures can significantly reduce hospitalization rates. Your support with these efforts is critical for our community health and safety. #beatCOVID

Check out the AC Public Health website for information on COVID-19 testing: http://www.acphd.org/2019-ncov/testing.aspx

Oakland, if you work outside the home or if you’re worried you have COVID, get a test. You can get tested for free at one of the City’s walk-up or drive-through testing locations. Call 311 or go to oaklandca.gov/testing for more information.

Press Release Alameda County Health Order Extended thru May 31, 2020, with Some Eased Restrictions. Full Order here http://www.acphd.org//health-officer-order-20-10-shelter-i

The seven Bay Area Health Officers released a statement on Upcoming Extension and Revisions to the Current Shelter-in-Place Orders http://acphd.org/media/571922.../press-release-2020.04.27.pdf #BeatCOVID19 Questions? Please email our Public Health Department at [email protected] or call (510) 268-2101.

We encourage residents to find time for self-care and support from their networks, including healthy nutrition and rest. For more tips and mental health resources, please visit: http://ow.ly/pHil50zjIlW

For information on the Alameda County Probation Department's COVID-19 response, please visit our website at the link below.

Don’t forgetFree drive-thru COVID-19 testing is available daily at 7200 Stevenson Blvd. from 10AM-5PM (or until test kits run out for the day). No Doctor refe...rral needed. Open to anyone who has (or had) a fever & #COVID19 symptoms (cough, shortness of breath, etc). For additional info, please see the attached flyer. See more

Press Release Face Covering Order update from Alameda County Health Officer