Celebrating the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at this week's Board of Supervisor's meeting | |
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"Life's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are you doing for others?"
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Today I joined my colleagues on the Board of Supervisors to honor two exemplary community leaders.
Cheryl Sudduth is Contra Costa County’s MLK Humanitarian of the Year for her community work that has impacted our environment, working class people, people with disabilities and the lives of thousands of Contra Costa County youth. She is an environmental scientist who has served as an elected board member for the West County Wastewater District since 2018, and she has advocated in Sacramento and Washington, D.C. for equity in educational systems, economic dignity, environmental justice and more.
Ava Freeman, a senior at Acalanes High School in Lafayette, is the 2023 MLK Student Humanitarian. Ava is the president of her school’s Black Student Union and the head of her student government’s Diversity Board. She has persuaded her school district and her community to increase equity and culturally affirming lessons, and her work has impacted students of all ages across the Lamorinda area.
Thank you to State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond for delivering the keynote address, and thanks to the fantastic singers and spoken word performers who helped us celebrate: District 3’s own Liberty High School Chamber Singers & Diva Quartet, Grown Women Dance Collective, Camille Miller and TJ Sykes.
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Mike Carlson Bridge dedicated at Creekside Park in Oakley
The newly named Mike Carlson Bridge at Oakley’s Creekside Park was dedicated in a morning ceremony today, honoring the late Deputy Director of the Contra Costa County Public Works Department.
The bridge, which connects the sports fields to the Marsh Creek Regional Trail, was named in memory of Mike Carlson, who retired in 2019 as Deputy Director of Contra Costa County Public Works after a 30-year career. Carlson passed away on July 28, 2022, leaving a decades-long legacy of protecting the creeks and communities of Contra Costa County.
Carlson’s wife, Kim Foster Carlson, unveiled the commemorative plaque on the bridge. Their adult children, Kasey, Taylor and Connor also attended the ceremony.
“Contra Costa County owes Mike Carlson a debt of gratitude for his decades of tireless work for our local environment and the health of our creeks,” Contra Costa County District 3 Supervisor Diane Burgis said. “He was committed to flood control and environmental conservation, but he was also always ready to share a story with you or talk about how proud he was of his kids.”
Brian Balbas, Director of Contra Costa County Public Works, also spoke in remembrance of his colleague.
“Mike was one of the three people who shaped the Flood Control District the most in Contra Costa County’s history,” Balbas said. “He was absolutely crucial in engaging the community, implementing our 50-year plan, and always keeping the District at the forefront of watershed health science and best practices. Mike’s legacy is in these creeks, and I can’t think of a more fitting way to remember him than by dedicating this bridge his in his memory.”
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Proclamation of Local Emergency Issued in
Response to Storms
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(Martinez, CA) – The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors ratified a local proclamation of emergency Tuesday in response to winter storm damage occurring throughout unincorporated parts of the County since late December. The proclamation was originally declared by County Administrator Monica Nino on January 10.
The emergency status enables the County to be eligible for disaster relief funding, should it be authorized by the federal and state government in the future. The proclamation was sent to Gov. Gavin Newsom and the State of California Office of Emergency Services and Contra Costa County was ultimately added to the Governor’s statewide proclamation on January 11. The Governor issued the statewide emergency proclamation on January 4. This allows the state to make further requests for federal disaster assistance on the county’s behalf.
“This Local Emergency Proclamation will allow our County to access needed Federal and State funds to help us recover from the extensive storm damage,” said Board Chair John Gioia. “County crews have been hard at work protecting lives and property during these intense rains.”
A series of atmospheric rivers have been pounding the region since late December. The severe storms have toppled trees, damaged roads, eroded creek banks, prompted mudslides and knocked out electrical power. With more rain on the way, and the ground still saturated from previous storms, residents are encouraged to prepare for the weather ahead by checking rain gutters and storm drains for blockage. For concerns about flooding, visit one of the free sandbag stations throughout the County. Please note that you'll need to bring a shovel, but bags and sand are available for free. Find out details regarding County sandbag sites at www.contracosta.ca.gov/sandbags.
To report a clogged catch basin or drainage inlet, please call the Public Works Maintenance Division at 925-313-7000 during work hours, and after hours call Sheriff’s Dispatch at 925-646-2441. You can also request help from Public Works via the Mobile Citizens App: https://www.contracosta.ca.gov/7875/Mobile-Citizen or email admin@pw.cccounty.us.
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Resources in Contra Costa County:
For residents of unincorporated East Contra Costa County who suffered damage to personal property due to the recent storms, please complete the damage survey form and return to submit this document please scan and email: DisasterRecovery@so.cccounty.us Or mail it to: OES Disaster Recovery 1850 Muir Road, Martinez 94553.
At this week's Board of Supervisor's meeting the Office of Emergency Services discussed pushing out information to the public that the recent Winter Storms have impacted. We want to gather damage estimates for private property and businesses.
At this time, Contra Costa County has not qualified for Individual Assistance from CAL OES or FEMA. To qualify, we have to demonstrate a significant impact to private property.
There is a page on the County website where residents can get more info.
Storm Response 2023 Disaster Recovery webpage at https://www.contracosta.ca.gov/9761/Storm-Response-2023-Disaster-Recovery-FA.
On this page, residents that want to report severe damage can click on a link on the page to get to the form (https://forms.office.com/g/ucWi8HYZUv)
We want to be clear with residents that this is not an application for funding. We must prove major private property damages to be considered. Once we submit the private property impacts FEMA inspectors will inspect each resident that submits to confirm the impacts meet the criteria.
Note: This form does not guarantee/provide any financial assistance and is used solely for collecting damage cost estimates.
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Expanded Shelter Ending
As weather forecasts indicate that the worst of the storms are over, our homeless system of care is resuming normal operations and ending the expanded shelter options created last week. Thanks to the generous donations from many community members, at this time, we no longer need donated supplies.
We give sincere thanks to community members and homeless service providers who mobilized additional capacity to respond to the anticipated need!
Services Available
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As always, our daytime CARE Centers in Richmond and Walnut Creek, are providing services like meals, bathrooms, mail, laundry, showers and case management.
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In addition, we have confirmed that there are available beds for both adults and famililes with children in our regular shelter system. For more information about how to connect with shelter, click here.
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Learn more about Stormwater Drainage and Flooding in East County!
The Contra Costa County Flood Control District has a new pamphlet that explains flooding in East Contra Costa, as well as some best practices on how to prepare for a flood event.
Explore the full pamphlet here.
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Mobile Citizen App
Have you noticed a pothole or graffiti and wanted a quick and easy way to report it?
The Contra Costa County Public Works Department now uses a versatile and user-friendly Smart Phone (Android, iOS) application called Mobile Citizen to help.
Residents can report concerns such as potholes, graffiti, illegal dumping, and other service requests simply by taking a photo, providing comments, details about location, and submitting it directly to the Public Works Department.
The Mobile Citizen application is free and can be downloaded from the App Store (iOS) or Google Play (Android).
“We’re excited to provide a fast and easy tool that makes it more convenient for our customers to report many types of service concerns for our unincorporated communities,” said Brian Balbas, Public Works Director.
To learn more about the Mobile Citizen application, please visit us at contracosta.ca.gov/7875/Mobile-Citizen.
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Winter Updates from Contra Costa Health | |
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This winter, many viruses (COVID, influenza and RSV) are spreading in the community, creating crowded waiting rooms at doctors’ offices and hospital emergency rooms. Fortunately, most people who get sick with a virus can recover safely at home. We’re sharing some helpful tips from Contra Costa Health and Kaiser Permanente about what to do if you or your family get sick.
- Stay home to avoid spreading illness to others
- Test for COVID-19 and flu
- Get lots of rest, drink plenty of fluids and take over-the-counter medication to relieve fever and discomfort
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Follow self-care tips by age at: bit.ly/3YEwUZF
- Stock your medicine cabinet with items to manage symptoms such as cold/flu medicine, saline spray or drops and cough syrups or lozenges
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Learn the symptoms that may require emergency care
If you have an urgent health concern, start by contacting an advice nurse or doctor’s office.
- If you are a Contra Costa Health Plan member or don’t have health coverage, call the advice nurse at (877) 661-6230
- Kaiser Permanente members can call the advice nurse at (866) 454-8855
To make sure our health systems can provide timely responses for true medical emergencies, only call 911 or go to the hospital if your need for care is truly an emergency.
For more information about getting better when you’re sick, visit: bit.ly/3VivD7J
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In Midst of Tridemic, Local Health Providers Join to Help Contra Costans Understand When to Reach Out to Doctors, Hospitals
New Webpage Offers Tips, Insights to Help People Make Best Decisions
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, January 17, 2023 – Battling the triple threat of COVID-19, influenza and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) people of all ages are finding themselves sick as this “Tridemic” rages on. With emergency rooms and hospital beds filling up, Contra Costa Health and Kaiser Permanente have partnered to launch a public health education campaign to inform the community about simple self-care recovery tips and virtual treatment options for common illnesses.
“By partnering with Contra Costa Health, we bolster our efforts to disseminate critical health tips to our members and many others throughout the community,” said Dr. Sharon Mowat, pediatrician and physician-in-chief for the Kaiser Permanente Diablo Service Area. “If we can help people safely recover from the comfort of their homes, we can also lessen the extremely long wait times that people are seeing in the overcrowded doctors’ offices and emergency rooms throughout our community.”
The two organizations created a webpage in English (www.coronavirus.cchealth.org/get-care) and Spanish (www.coronavirus.cchealth.org/get-care-es), with information and resources about how people can recover from illnesses and access care from the comfort of their homes. If people have urgent or immediate concerns, they are encouraged to call an advice nurse or doctor’s office for guidance and virtual appointments by phone or video. Contra Costa Health Plan members and people who don’t have health coverage can call the advice nurse at (877) 661-6230. Kaiser Permanente members can call the advice nurse at (866) 454-8855.
Hospitals and ambulances are especially impacted during the winter virus season, so Contra Costa Health and Kaiser Permanente caution people to only call 911 or go to the hospital if their need for care is truly an emergency.
“The good news is most people who get sick can safely recover from home,” said Dr. Sofe’ Mekuria, deputy health officer for Contra Costa Health. “We want people to know the home care options available to them and know how to prepare themselves so they can recover quickly and safely if they get sick.”
Health recommendations include staying home when sick, getting lots of rest, drinking plenty of fluids and separating from others to avoid spreading illnesses. For peace of mind, people are encouraged to stock their medicine cabinets with items including over-the-counter cold/flu medicines to reduce fever and pain, saline spray or drops, cough syrups and lozenges, and COVID-19 home tests.
In addition to the webpage, a communications toolkit with digital graphics and handouts is also available for local schools, businesses and community organizations to share with their members.
To learn more about getting better when you’re sick, visit www.coronavirus.cchealth.org/get-care.
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En Medio de una Tridemia, los Proveedores de Salud Locales se Unen para Ayudar a los Residentes de Contra Costa a Saber Cuándo Deben Recurrir a Médicos y Hospitales
Una Nueva Página Web Ofrece Consejos e Información para Ayudar a las Personas a Tomar Mejores Decisiones
CONDADO DE CONTRA COSTA, 17 de enero de 2023 – Debido a la triple amenaza del COVID-19, la gripe y el virus respiratorio sincitial (VRS), personas de todas las edades se están enfermando a medida que esta "tridemia" hace estragos. Debido a que las salas de emergencias y las camas de los hospitales se están llenando, los Servicios de Salud de Contra Costa y Kaiser Permanente se han asociado para lanzar una campaña de educación pública sobre la salud con el fin de proporcionar a la comunidad sencillos consejos de auto-cuidado para recuperarse y opciones de tratamiento virtual para enfermedades comunes.
"Al asociarnos con los Servicios de Salud de Contra Costa, reforzamos nuestros esfuerzos por difundir consejos de salud esenciales para nuestros miembros y muchas otras personas de toda la comunidad", afirmó la Dra. Sharon Mowat, pediatra y médico en jefe del Área de Servicio de Diablo de Kaiser Permanente. "Si logramos ayudar a la gente a recuperarse de forma segura desde la comodidad de sus hogares, también podremos reducir los larguísimos tiempos de espera que hay actualmente en los consultorios médicos y en las salas de emergencias de toda nuestra comunidad".
Las dos organizaciones desarrollaron una página web en inglés (www.coronavirus.cchealth.org/get-care) y en español (www.coronavirus.cchealth.org/get-care-es) con información y recursos para que las personas puedan recuperarse de una enfermedad y acceder a los cuidados desde la comodidad de sus hogares. Si alguna persona tiene un problema urgente o inmediato, es recomendable que llame a una enfermera de asesoría o al consultorio de un médico para recibir orientación y realizar una consulta virtual por teléfono o video. Los miembros del Plan de Salud de Contra Costa y las personas que no tengan una cobertura de seguro pueden llamar a la enfermera de asesoría de la salud al teléfono (877) 661-6230. Los miembros de Kaiser Permanente pueden llamar a la enfermera de asesoría al (866) 454-8855.
Los hospitales y las ambulancias están especialmente afectados debido a los virus de la temporada de invierno, por lo que los Servicios de Salud de Contra Costa y Kaiser Permanente piden a los residentes que sólo llamen al 911 o acudan al hospital si realmente están teniendo una emergencia de salud.
"La buena noticia es que la mayoría de las personas que se enferman pueden recuperarse en casa de forma segura", dijo la Dra. Sofe’ Mekuria, suboficial de salud de los Servicios de Salud de Contra Costa. "Queremos que las personas conozcan las opciones de cuidados en el hogar que tienen a su disposición y que sepan cómo prepararse para poder recuperarse con rapidez y seguridad si enferman".
Las recomendaciones de salud incluyen quedarse en casa si usted está enfermo, descansar bien, beber líquidos en abundancia y mantenerse alejado de los demás para evitar el contagio de enfermedades. Para mayor tranquilidad, se recomienda a las personas que abastezcan sus botiquines con productos que incluyan medicamentos de venta libre para el resfriado y la gripe que ayuden a reducir la fiebre y el dolor, spray o gotas de solución salina, jarabes y pastillas para la tos y pruebas caseras de COVID-19.
Además de la página web, también está disponible un kit de recursos de comunicación con gráficos digitales y folletos para que las escuelas locales, los negocios y las organizaciones comunitarias lo compartan con sus miembros y empleados.
Para obtener más información sobre cómo recuperarse si usted se enferma, visite www.coronavirus.cchealth.org/get-care.
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Free COVID-19 Test Kits from the County | |
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Nov. 15, 2022: Contra Costa residents can now order free at-home COVID-19 test kits from the County by filling out this online form or by calling us at 833-829-2626.
The County will mail the kits directly to people’s homes within approximately 5-7 business days. People can order up to 4 free at-home test kits per household. You must be a Contra Costa County resident to be eligible.
“We want these test kits to be a staple in people’s medicine cabinets like aspirin or band-aids,” said Dr. Sofe’ Mekuria, deputy health officer for the County. “Testing gives people the information they need to make healthy choices and reduce the spread of COVID, especially during the winter holiday season when families and friends gather indoors.”
Health officials strongly recommend people get tested if they feel sick or if they’re planning to attend a large indoor gathering. Anyone who tests positive for COVID, even if they don’t have symptoms, should isolate at home. See our COVID-19 Patients & Contacts page for more information about what to do if you test positive.
The County’s mail-order program will run through the holidays and perhaps longer depending on our supply of at-home test kits.
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Contra Costa Senior Legal Services Seeking Volunteers | |
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Contra Costa Senior Legal Services (CCSLS) in Concord ( www.ccsls.org ) is seeking volunteers to help answer phones, screen clients, make referrals, and schedule attorney appointments. CCSLS’ volunteers have a key role in advancing CCSLS’ mission of helping low-income seniors facing eviction, elder abuse, scams, debt collections and contract disputes so that they can stay independent and vital as they age. Volunteers generally work 3 to 8 hours per week at CCSLS’ office at 2702 Clayton Road, a short walk from the Concord BART Station.
Contact legalhelp@ccsls.org or call 925-609-7900 if you are interested in helping our community’s seniors address their legal needs.
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Cleaner Contra Costa January Actions
2023 is the year to join the Cleaner Contra Costa Challenge if you haven’t already. Now is the time to get sustainable! This free website (available in both English and Spanish) provides a list of actionable steps you can take to save water, energy, waste and money. When we work together as a community, we can hit some impressive goals- like saving over 1100 tons of CO2 to date! Bonus- you can also earn prizes along the way. Why not check it out?
To kick off the year, try our January Actions of the Month:
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Carpool: With gas prices being so high, why not save money and extend the life of your car by carpooling. Better yet, join the 511cc.org Winter Walk Challenge before Jan 17th. Each week, 10 participants will be selected to win ten $20 Amazon gift cards. Plus, your name will be entered in the iPad Grand Prize Drawing just by signing up.
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Catch the rain- Take advantage of this great rain we are getting and capture the rain now to use later in your garden. Check out this “how to” video.
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Build your Emergency Kit- start the year off by building an emergency preparedness kit! This page gives an awesome step by step guide to make it easy for you.
Be sure to check off any action that you have completed on Cleaner Contra Costa Challenge in order to have your points, water savings, and CO2 reduction count for Contra Costa.
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Cleaner Contra Costa: ¡Acciones de enero!
¡2023 es el momento de unirse al Cleaner Contra Costa Challenge si aún no lo ha hecho! Sea sostenible con este sitio web gratuito (disponible en inglés y español) que proporciona una lista de pasos prácticos que puede tomar para ahorrar agua, energía, desperdicio y dinero. También puedes ganar premios en el camino. ¡Échale un vistazo!
Para comenzar el ańo, prueba nuestras acciones del mes de enero:
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Comparte automóvil: Con los precios de la gasolina tan altos, ¿por qué no ahorrar dinero y prolongar la vida útil de su automóvil compartiendo vehículos? Mejor aún, únete al Winter Walk Challenge de 511cc.org antes del 17 de enero. Cada semana, se seleccionarán 10 participantes para ganar diez tarjetas de regalo de Amazon de $20. Además, su nombre se ingresará en el Sorteo del Gran Premio del iPad con solo registrarse.
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No dejes escapar la lluvia: aprovecha esta gran lluvia que estamos recibiendo y captura la lluvia ahora para usarla más tarde en tu jardín. Mira este video (en inglés) de "cómo hacerlo".
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Crea tu kit de emergencia: ¡comience el año construyendo un kit de preparación para emergencias! Esta acción te ofrece una increíble guía paso a paso para que te resulte más fácil.
Asegúrese de marcar cualquier acción que haya completado en Cleaner Contra Costa Challenge para que sus puntos, ahorros de agua y reducción de CO2 cuenten para el condado de Contra Costa.
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Get Involved!
Community Board and Committee openings:
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County Commission Openings | | |
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County Service Area Citizen Advisory Committee
1 Seat
Closing Date: Open Until Filled
Description:
The County Service Area P-6 Citizen Advisory Committee creates reports and recommendations to the Board of Supervisors on extended police protection services which includes, but is not limited to, enforcement of the State Vehicle Code where authorized by law, crime prevention, and litter control.
Meetings:
Quarterly- Second Wednesday of the Month
6:00 PM
Discovery Bay Community Center
1601 Discovery Bay Boulevard, Discovery Bay, CA 94505
Emergency Medical Care Committee
1 Seat
Closing Date: Open Until Filled
Description:
The Emergency Medical Care Committee reviews the County's ambulance and other emergency services as required in State law; and serves in an advisory capacity to the County Board of Supervisors, and to the County EMS Agency, on matters relating to emergency medical services as directed by the Board.
Meeting Time and Location:
Quarterly meetings will normally be held at the Contra Costa County Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Administrative Office, 777 Arnold Drive, Martinez, CA, from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
https://cchealth.org/ems/committee-emcc.php
Assessment Appeals Board
1 Seat
Closing Date: Open Until Filled
The Assessment Appeals Board conducts impartial hearings on property assessment disputes between taxpayers and the county assessor. Based on the evidence presented at these hearings, the appeals board determined the value of the disputed property or determines other matters of property tax assessment within the board’s jurisdiction.
Qualifications:
Applicants should possess five or more years of professional experience in California as one of the following: licensed real estate broker, attorney, certified public accountant (CPA) or public accountant, property appraiser accredited by a nationally-recognized professional organization, property appraiser certified by the Office of Real Estate Appraisers, or property appraiser certified by the State Board of Equalization.
Tri-Delta Transit
1 Seat
Closing Date: Open Until Filled
To own, operate and maintain a public transit system in an effort to meet public transportation needs in Eastern Contra Costa County.
Website
http://trideltatransit.com/board.aspx
Meeting Time and Location:
All board meetings are held at 4:00 pm at Tri Delta Transit's Administrative offices located at 801 Wilbur Avenue in Antioch. The public is welcome to attend and will be provided an opportunity to address the board.
Measure X Community Advisory Body
1 Seat
1Alternate Seat
Closing Date: Open Until Filled
The Measure X Community Advisory Board was established by the Board of Supervisors on February 2, 2021 to advise the Board of Supervisors on the use of Measure X transactions and use tax funds.
Traducción en español: https://www.contracosta.ca.gov/DocumentCenter/View/70900/Traducción-Española
Meeting Time and Location
The meetings are normally scheduled for Wednesday's at 5:00 PM. Meetings are currently held virtually.
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Background: The Board of Supervisors receives valuable input and community participation from numerous citizen advisory boards on a range of issues. Boards usually meet monthly regularly.
Candidates for these positions must live in District 3 or any specified boundary area for special districts.
District 3 is comprised of the cities of Antioch, Oakley, and Brentwood, and the unincorporated communities of Bethel Island, Byron, Knightsen, and Discovery Bay.
Find out more by visiting the Board of Supervisors
Appointed Bodies, Committees & Commissions
webpage.
Download application here:
https://www.contracosta.ca.gov/6408/Boards-and-Commissions-Database
Applications should be submitted to the Clerk of the Board’s office located at 1025 Escobar Street, 1st Floor, Martinez, CA 94553
or by email to clerkoftheboard@cob.cccounty.us
For more information, including on how to apply, contact District 3 Representative Alicia Nuchols at Alicia.Nuchols@bos.cccounty.us.
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Are you or is someone you know looking for a shared home in Contra Costa County?
We welcome you to browse our Available Rooms Catalog for Home Match Contra Costa County, updated for the month of September. Please share with any clients, colleagues, friends, neighbors, etc.!
If you see something of interest, contact us to inquire and sign up! For general Home Match Contra Costa County program inquiries, please call (925) 956-7385. You can also email us at HomeMatchContraCosta@frontporch.net
or visit our website: https://covia.org/services/home-match/. Note that the included listings are only a sampling, and do not fully represent our matching criteria or inventory. If you have a room in your home you want to share, we also invite you to contact us via any of the above methods.
To view the Catalog online (receives periodic live updates), click the button below. Thank you for your support and referrals!
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Pass2Class offers free bus passes to Contra Costa students at the beginning of the school year to encourage the use of bus transportation to and from school. Pass2Class reduces traffic congestion and air pollution by reducing the number of cars being driven to school.
The 2022 program offers free County Connection, Tri Delta Transit, WestCAT, or AC Transit bus passes for up to two (2) students per household for up to two months.
Sign up here
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The California Office of the Small Business Advocate has awarded funding to the Chabot - Las Positas Community College District for the Microbusiness COVID-19 Relief Grant Program to provide grants to microbusinesses in the counties of Alameda, Amador, Contra Costa, and El Dorado.
This program will provide grants of $2,500 to microbusiness (businesses that have fewer than 5 employees and earn less than $50,000 per year) that were in operation in 2019, still in operation, and were impacted by the COVID-19 public health restrictions. See below for additional eligibility requirements.
APPLICATIONS: ROUND 2 OPEN JAN 18, 2023
For more information go to: https://sites.google.com/swccd.edu/clpccd/home
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Board of Supervisors' meetings are held in person at the County Administration Building 1025 Escobar Street, 1st floor, Martinez.
The public is encouraged to attend the meetings. However, the call-in or Zoom options will still be available for those who do not wish to attend in person.
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Call 888-278-0254 followed by the access code 843298#
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Zoom by visiting contra-costa.granicus.com (Zoom link is in meeting agenda)
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Watch live online at Contra Costa Television.
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CCTV broadcasts live on Comcast 27, ATT/U-Verse 99, and WAVE 32.
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“Faith is taking the first step even when you can’t see the whole staircase.”
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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Supervisor Diane Burgis
3361 Walnut Boulevard, Suite 140
Brentwood, CA 94513
925-655-2330
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