Alameda Point Storage

Vaccinations against Covid are now available for all residents and those work in Alameda County 16 years old and over. HELP PROTECT YOURSELF AND OTHERS WHO CANNOT GET VACCINATED. Are you vaccinated? If not, go to: www.primarybio.com or www.MyTurn.ca.gov

Free COVID-19 Testing Now Available in Alameda Starting Wednesday, November 4, the City of Alameda is partnering with NextGen Laboratories to provide free COVID-19 testing in the City of Alameda. This new service is opening in a soft launch phase by appointment only, every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, until further notice. WHO Anyone over 2 years old is able to be tested. Individuals do not need to be experiencing symptoms to be tested and testing is provided at no cost.... If you have insurance, enter your plan information when you schedule your appointment. If you do not have insurance, government funding will cover all costs. WHAT Viral COVID-19 testing services administered by medical personnel. At your scheduled testing appointment, you will be provided information on how to obtain your test results, which will be available within 48-72 hours. WHERE 2175 Monarch Street, Alameda, CA 94501 HOW Click here to schedule an appointment: www.nextgenlabs.com/alamedatesting. You will complete a brief COVID-19 assessment and schedule a telemedicine appointment to speak with a Medical Provider. At that time, you will receive available dates and times for your testing appointment.

Enjoy a safe evening out. Tickets: http://www.alamedatheatres.com/

Yay. Safe activities. Alameda Point Welcomes: Alameda Pop Up Drive in Theater @ BRIX/Monarch Lot Opens tomorrow with Star Wars-The Empire Strikes Back... Tickets: http://www.alamedatheatres.com

We at Alameda Point Storage we are wiping down all office surfaces with Lysol. Our staff is wearing masks even though they are not sick. We wish you a healthy and safe time during this outbreak of the Corona virus.

Do you want to directly drive up to your unit or have to drag your belongings down a hall? At Alameda Point Storage, you can drive up to every unit.

Do you have family photos and documents to store? The National Archives offer tips on how to do so safely. http://bit.ly/2IXDyqc

Did you know that in 2015, 90% of all self storage facilities across America were occupied? There will always be a need for more space.

There are few people who have never used or seen bubble wrap. But did you know this popular packing material was supposed to be wallpaper? http://bit.ly/2PhM2J6

Yay. Safe activities. Alameda Point Welcomes: Alameda Pop Up Drive in Theater @ BRIX/Monarch Lot Opens tomorrow with Star Wars-The Empire Strikes Back... Tickets: http://www.alamedatheatres.com

WE ARE DOING BETTER AND NOW OPENING UP A LITTLE. PLEASE LET'S ALL WEAR OUR MASKS AND SOCIAL DISTANCE. WE CAN DO IT! PRESS RELEASE August 29, 2020 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE... Contact: Sarah Henry, Public Information Officer 510-747-4714 | [email protected] County health order now allows outdoor pools and limited outdoor personal services to open An updated Alameda County health order now allow pools and lower-risk personal services to reopen outdoors, including hair and nail salons, barbershops, waxing services, skin care, and non-medical massages. Indoor personal services are not allowed to open in Alameda County at this time. Yesterday, the State released its Blueprint for a Safer Economy, which replaces the monitoring list that was being used to identify when businesses are allowed to reopen. The new plan places counties into four different risk level categories. Alameda County is in the widespread risk level (purple). Lower risk levels include substantial (red), moderate (orange), and minimal (yellow). widespread risk The Blueprint includes guidelines for what types of activities are able to reopen at each risk level. However, it is important to remember that when two orders conflict, the stricter order applies. The current health order that applies in Alameda County was updated on August 21 to allow the limited outdoor personal services described above to reopen on August 28. For outdoor personal services that are currently permitted, conditions for outdoor commercial usage have been developed by the City and must be followed. For hair salons, this requires all hair trimmings, dust, trash, and other debris to be contained within the confines of the operation, which may require a mesh tent and frequent cleaning. Solid wall tents, curtains, and walls are not allowed. The State's Blueprint places additional restrictions on retail businesses operating in widespread risk areas like Alameda County. According to the County, starting Monday, August 31, all indoor retail must limit capacity to a maximum of 25%, except for grocery stores, which must limit capacity to a maximum of 50%. As of today, the City of Alameda has 317 cases of COVID-19, and there are 17,847 cases in the County. Face coverings are required when you leave your home, and combined with physically distancing, washing hands frequently, and not gathering in groups will slow the spread of COVID-19 and allow more businesses and services to reopen safely. Please, wear a mask and be Alameda Strong!

The Webster Tube closures for cleaning: Monday night July 13th & Tuesday night July14th 10pm-4:30am. Reopens Wednesday July 15th.

Now that Alameda is opening, stay safe. Wear your mask & social distance to protect yourself & others.Now that Alameda is opening, stay safe. Wear your mask & social distance to protect yourself & others.

WE ARE DOING BETTER AND NOW OPENING UP A LITTLE. PLEASE LET'S ALL WEAR OUR MASKS AND SOCIAL DISTANCE. WE CAN DO IT! PRESS RELEASE August 29, 2020 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE... Contact: Sarah Henry, Public Information Officer 510-747-4714 | [email protected] County health order now allows outdoor pools and limited outdoor personal services to open An updated Alameda County health order now allow pools and lower-risk personal services to reopen outdoors, including hair and nail salons, barbershops, waxing services, skin care, and non-medical massages. Indoor personal services are not allowed to open in Alameda County at this time. Yesterday, the State released its Blueprint for a Safer Economy, which replaces the monitoring list that was being used to identify when businesses are allowed to reopen. The new plan places counties into four different risk level categories. Alameda County is in the widespread risk level (purple). Lower risk levels include substantial (red), moderate (orange), and minimal (yellow). widespread risk The Blueprint includes guidelines for what types of activities are able to reopen at each risk level. However, it is important to remember that when two orders conflict, the stricter order applies. The current health order that applies in Alameda County was updated on August 21 to allow the limited outdoor personal services described above to reopen on August 28. For outdoor personal services that are currently permitted, conditions for outdoor commercial usage have been developed by the City and must be followed. For hair salons, this requires all hair trimmings, dust, trash, and other debris to be contained within the confines of the operation, which may require a mesh tent and frequent cleaning. Solid wall tents, curtains, and walls are not allowed. The State's Blueprint places additional restrictions on retail businesses operating in widespread risk areas like Alameda County. According to the County, starting Monday, August 31, all indoor retail must limit capacity to a maximum of 25%, except for grocery stores, which must limit capacity to a maximum of 50%. As of today, the City of Alameda has 317 cases of COVID-19, and there are 17,847 cases in the County. Face coverings are required when you leave your home, and combined with physically distancing, washing hands frequently, and not gathering in groups will slow the spread of COVID-19 and allow more businesses and services to reopen safely. Please, wear a mask and be Alameda Strong!

The Webster Tube closures for cleaning: Monday night July 13th & Tuesday night July14th 10pm-4:30am. Reopens Wednesday July 15th.

Now that Alameda is opening, stay safe. Wear your mask & social distance to protect yourself & others.Now that Alameda is opening, stay safe. Wear your mask & social distance to protect yourself & others.

We are all PEOPLE!We are all PEOPLE!

We at Alameda Point Storage we are wiping down all office surfaces with Lysol. Our staff is wearing masks even though they are not sick. We wish you a healthy and safe time during this outbreak of the Corona virus.

Do you want to directly drive up to your unit or have to drag your belongings down a hall? At Alameda Point Storage, you can drive up to every unit.

Do you have family photos and documents to store? The National Archives offer tips on how to do so safely. http://bit.ly/2IXDyqc

Did you know that in 2015, 90% of all self storage facilities across America were occupied? There will always be a need for more space.

There are few people who have never used or seen bubble wrap. But did you know this popular packing material was supposed to be wallpaper? http://bit.ly/2PhM2J6

Looking for the most efficient methods to packing your belongings for storage? Take a look at these helpful tips to get the job done faster. http://bit.ly/2ri8AP4

We are honored to have been named one of the best storage units in the San Francisco Bay area for 2019.

Did you know that storage units don't have to be for small items? Large items like RVs and boats are often stored away when not in use.

For safe, secure, and affordable self-storage, Alameda calls Alameda Point Storage! Reserve a space with us today - 510-769-7867 http://bit.ly/2Jd8WQY