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Home My WebLink AboutCOVID-19 Update for Council - PowerPoint 02 22 2021CORONAVIRUS VACCINE UPDATE City Council Meeting February 22, 2021 ••• Chief of Police Philip Gonshak Seal Beach Police Department Seal Beach Data COVI D- 19 CASE COUNT QUESTIONS? CALL THE ORANGE COUNTY COVID-19 HOTLINE AT (833) 426-6411 ORVISIT OCCOVIO79.00NEALTHINF I.CONt Date posted each day are always preliminary and subject to change. Mare Informalion mey become avalls ble as individual cs ae I uveal Igatlone are completed_ S -E. resident case ccunte on thla urebslte may differ from I he OCGov x ebakte due to leg lime In reporting from mote to county. S,N. F_ numbers are re parsed daily dl racily by the facll Ily administration. CITY O F SEAL BEACH Reported Numbers as of February 22, 2027 at 1.30 p.m. STATE OF ORANGE CITY OF S.B. Skilled S.B. Skilled CALIFORNIA COUNTY SEAL BEACH Nursing Facility Nursing Facility 11 �44,�8� 583* Current Positive ,4�,C CASES 216 PA -I E N -S Cases CASES CASES 26 138 H.C.VJ. DEATHS -1_ DEA 1 -IS 0 Cc health CARE AGENCY OCFA Data Sheets February 1— 21, 2021 I. 2 infectious calls to Seal Beach Health and Rehab 2 transports to area hospitals II. 7 infectious calls to Sunrise Living Facility 5 transports to area hospitals III. 23 infectious to calls to Leisure World 19 transports to area hospitals Los Alamitos High School 2761 7 1 0.290% McAuliffe Middle School 917 1 0.10996 Oak Middle School 888 0.000% Hopkinson Elementary 606 0.000% Lee Elementary 568 0.D00% Los Alamitos Elementary 560 1 0.179% McGaugh Elementary 714 1 0.140% Rossmoor Elementary 501 3 0.599% Weaver Elementary 604 1 0.166% District Office 1 ATP 90 0.000% Auxiliary Office 38 NA 0.000% District Substitutes 1 Itinerant Staff Varies NA NA Number of Individuals with Confirmed Positive Cases 15 last Updated Feb 19, 2021 4:40 p.m. Number of Households with Confirmed Positive Cases 19 (Numbers reflect all programs and staff at each site) 'This number mayfluctuate but will he updated periodically. —Information updated regularly and as cases are confirmed. Data for a positive case will be removed when the individual is cleared to return to the campus. Vaccine Distribution • Leisure World now has 4,1646 residents with their 1St round of vaccinations completed 0 2nd vaccine rounds estimated to begin early to mid-March • Seal Beach Health and Rehab (SNF) has 66 of their residents and 86 of their staff members vaccinated with their 2nd vaccine • Sunrise Living Facility (ALF) has 95V of their residents and 70 of staff members vaccinated with their 2nd vaccine Active Phase 1 A & 1 B, Tier 1 • In addition to Phase 1A (all tiers), the County is expanding vaccine eligibility to Phase 1B, which includes: o Education o Food Service, Grocery and Agriculture Workers o Child Care Providers o Emergency Services • Individuals who live or work in Orange County can register online through www.Othena.com for appointments and to stay informed. • Vaccines are also available through medical providers, clinics and local pharmacies in Orange County. • Learn more at: www.covidvaccinefacts.com https://www.othena.com/ Vaccine Distribution • Vaccine supply continues to be an issue, and the County's Super PODs are affected. o The Disneyland Super POD has closed temporarily through Monday, February 22 and perhaps longer, pending receipt of additional vaccine supply, as severe weather across the country has delayed delivery of vaccines. o Additionally, the opening of the Anaheim Convention Center site, scheduled for Wednesday, February 24, is potentially delayed, also due to weather impacting deliveries. o Everyone who has an appointment through Othena should receive notifications. o The Johnson & Johnson vaccine may receive approval this week, which could help increase vaccine supply locally. F� Table: Youth and Adult Recreational Sports* Permitted by Current Tier of County Widespread Tier (Purple) Sr85tantial7er(Red) I Moderate Tier(Orange) I Minimal Tier(Yellow) Archery • Badminton singles) Biking Bocce Com hale • Crusscountry • Dance{ -contact) Disc golf • Equestrian events(Including mdeos) that involve only a single rider at a time Fencing Golf • Ice and roller sksting(no contact) • Lawn howling • Martialarts(no contact) • Physical training programs (e.g.,yoga, Zuni chi) • Pickleball(singtes) • Rowing/cr with 1 person) Running • Shufftebaard • Skeetshooting • Sklingand snowboarding • Snowshoeing • Swimming and diving • Tennis(singles) • Trackand field • Walkingand hiking • Badminton (doubles) • Baseball • ch—leading • Dodgeball • Field hockey • Gymnastics • IGckball • Lacrosse(girLsfwo en) • Pickleball(doubles) SaRhall • Tennis(doubles) • Volleyball Outdoor high—Aact sports I Indoor moderate-conbdWorts • Basketball Football • Icehackey • Lacrosce(boys/men) Rugby • Rowing/crew(with 2 or more Pcople) Soccer • Water polo Indoor low -contact sports • Badminton (singles) Cuding • Dance (no contact) • Gymnastl¢ • Iceskahng(ii l) • Physical training • Picklebau(singtes( • Swimming and diving • Tennis(singles) • Trackand field Bowling • Badminton (doubles) • Cheerleading Dance {imermittemcontsct) • Dudgeball Kickball • Pickleball(doubles) • Racquetball Squash • Tennis(doubles) • Volleyball Indoor high—tactsports • Basketball Boxing cehockey • Iceskating(pairs) • Mamalarts • Rollerderby Soccer • Waterpolo • Wrestling ti tm Q u es in a a a R E391 0