Victorville, CA
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(UPDATED: March 2 at 1:40 p.m.)
To our Victorville community, please know that we are here for you; and we continue to carry out the essential services for our City.
On Jan. 25, the regional stay-at-home order was lifted by the State of California Department of Public Health, which allows regions to return to the framework of the Blueprint for a Safer Economy. San Bernardino County is still in the purple tier, meaning COVID-19 is widespread in our area.
On Jan. 14, San Bernardino County announced that it will begin distributing the COVID-19 vaccination to residents age 65 and over. Residents age 65 and over may schedule appointments online or by calling the County at (909) 387-3911. Appointments for the vaccine distribution site at Hook Community Center must be made through the County.
Victor Valley Transit Authority is providing free door-to-door shuttle service to the County vaccine distribution at Hook Community Center and Our Lady of the Desert Catholic Church by appointment only. To learn more about vaccine availability in SB County, seniors can sign up for email/text alerts.
Effective Dec. 4, City facilities are closed to public access as a precautionary measure to protect our community and employees from the spread of COVID-19.
Our employees are here to help you, and we have many remote customer service options to help you conduct business with us during this time.
The City's Recycling Drop Off Center and Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center, operated in partnership Victorville Disposal, remain open with COVID-19 safety protocols in place.
For your protection and the protection of your loved ones and neighbors, practice social distancing, public health hygiene and wear face coverings. The face covering mandate requiring all Californians to wear a face covering when outside of their homes is still in effect, unless one of 11 exemptions apply.
Visit our Business Recovery & Reopening section to see what businesses can be open according to state and county health orders; and to view resources to help you plan, prepare and fund your business' economic recovery.
Together we are strong, Victorville.
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On March 17, the City of Victorville officially declared a local emergency as a proactive measure to help ensure the City has financial resources and legal authority to institute protective measures aimed at reducing the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19). We are coordinating our disaster response with Federal, State, County and local community partners.
The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in our County and City can be viewed on the San Bernardino County Public Health Department Surveillance Dashboard.
The State of California's latest data can be viewed on their COVID-19 Statewide Update.
The number of confirmed COVID-19 associated hospitalizations in our State can be viewed on the Center for Disease Control and Prevention Surveillance Dashboard.