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Revised Health Officer Order Requires Closure of Indoor On- Site Dining and Other Indoor Activities
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Temporary Residential Eviction Moratorium & Rent Increase Freeze Have Been Extended to July 31. Commercial Eviction Moratorium Expires.
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The County Health Officer Order was amended to require that all bars, breweries, brew pubs, pubs, wineries and tasting rooms in L.A. County close unless they are offering sit-down dine-in meals. This includes closing bar areas in restaurants.
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City of Glendale Releases $2.75 Million in COVID-19 Recovery Grant Funds for Businesses, Residents
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New Al Fresco Glendale Program to Facilitate Outdoor Dining and Retail Activity
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COVID-19 in Glendale
Updates as of July 10, 2020
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Total Deaths: 114
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The Glendale City Council recently approved three new financial assistance programs benefiting small businesses and low income renters experiencing difficulties as a result of COVID-19.
The City of Glendale recovery grant programs include:
- Emergency Rental Assistance Program – $572,500 from CDBG-CV. The program will offer up to $1,500 maximum assistance to low-income renter residents of Glendale who have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. There will be two rounds of funding that will support in total 380 households.
- Low-Income Small Business Grant Program – $572,500 from CDBG-CV. The program will offer small non-essential businesses and restaurants affected by COVID-19 a $5,000 grant to assist with business expenses. The program will support up to 114 Glendale businesses affected by COVID-19 who employ low-income individuals and have no more than 25 employees (self-employed can count as one employee) working at their establishment. Businesses must be in operation for a minimum of one year as of July 1, 2020, and have a commercial location in Glendale.
- Small Business Recovery Grant – $1,600,000 from City of Glendale Measure S. The program will assist 320 businesses who have 500 or fewer employees with a $5,000 grant. Businesses must be in operation for a minimum of 6 months as of July 1, 2020, and have a commercial location in Glendale. All business types are eligible to apply, excluding loan packagers and businesses affiliated with gambling, among other narrowly defined prohibited businesses. Non-profit organizations are eligible (excluding houses of worship).
View Small Business Grants Flyer in: English հայերեն español 한국어 tagalog
To find out if you qualify and how to apply, please click on the program links below.
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Get Help Buying Food While Schools are ClosedThe Pandemic EBT program was created to help families with children who are eligible for free or reduced-price meals buy food when schools are closed due to COVID-19. Families will get up to $365 per eligible child on their P-EBT card to use on food and groceries. Please note, families with children who are eligible for free or reduced-price meals and who do not get their P-EBT card in the mail by about May 22, 2020 must apply online by July 15, 2020. The online application is available here. Click here for more information about Pandemic EBT and answers to frequently asked questions. |
GUSD's Return to School Task Force Presentation
On June 19, 2020, Glendale Unified School District Return to School Task Force leaders shared possible options for re-opening campuses in August based on recommendations from the California and Los Angeles County Departments of Education. The Glendale Unified Return to School Task Force is made up of teachers, school and district staff and administrators, parents, students and community members. Share Your Feedback for Reopening Glendale Unified SchoolsStakeholder feedback is vital as Glendale Unified School District determines next steps for reopening campuses this August. Over the coming weeks, the district is providing multiple opportunities for stakeholders to connect with them. The Board of Education invites students, families, employees and community members to attend one of two virtual community town hall events on Wednesday, July 8, to share your thoughts about Glendale Unified School District’s August 2020 Return to School Plan. Attendees will have an opportunity to speak, each speaker will be given two minutes. Additionally, stakeholders can find more information and provide feedback in the following ways: Find up-to-date information here Return to School Flyer: English հայերեն español 한국어
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The COVID-19 Hotline Number is (818) 548-3301
Monday-Thursday | 7:30 a.m.- 5:30 p.m.
Friday | 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
This is a service of the City of Glendale to provide general information and resources, and does not constitute medical advice. Please consult with your healthcare provider regarding questions surrounding treatment and diagnosis.
The Helping Hand Program assists eligible low-income customers who are experiencing a temporary financial emergency and having trouble paying for their utility services providing up to $150 towards a bill payment or deposit.
LEARN MOREThe Al Fresco Glendale Program is here, allowing local businesses to offer dining and retail activity on both public and private outdoor properties.
Learn moreThe Slow Streets Program was established to create more opportunities for residents to bike and walk safely in their neighborhoods.
If you are interested in designating your street a Slow Street, submit an applicationThe Order applies to all Cities in the County, including Glendale.
LEARN MORELibrary, Arts & Culture has a variety of electronic resources.
LEARN MOREBeeline is running its regular schedule and is providing free fare for all passengers
Comment on the Proposed Biogas Renewable Generation
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In light of the current national discussion on police department policies, we have published information that speaks to our policing philosophy and procedures. Click here to learn more.
Messages from Mayor Agajanian and Chief Povilaitis regarding recent events that have impacted us both nationally and locally.
A written statement from Mayor Agajanian can be viewed here: https://www.glendaleca.gov/Home/Components/News/News/7409/10263
A written statement from Chief Povilaitis can be viewed here: https://www.glendaleca.gov/Home/Components/News/News/7395/1097
Glendale Community College's Social Sciences Division, ASGCC, and Student Equity are presenting a seven-part lecture series, Deconstructing Racism: A Persistent American Challenge. The sessions are open to all community members starting on Thursday, June 11 by visiting https://zoom.us/my/glendale. Zoom ID: glendale. Sessions are recorded and posted here.