COVID-19

We are here for you during this unprecedented time. Below are the most recent updates, information and resources for San Ramon residents, updated regularly.

If you have additional questions, please don't hesitate to call City Hall at (925) 973-2500 (M–F, 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m.) or email info@sanramon.ca.gov.

read more about Latest UpdatesRead the latest updates from San Ramon City Manager Joe Gorton
read more about Changes to City ServicesRead more about how City facilities and services are being impacted by COVID-19, and which are still available online or over the phone
read more about HotlinesNeed additional support due to COVID-19? Click here for a list of available hotlines
read more about Senior Care ResourcesClick here for a list of resources for San Ramon Seniors who must remain home at this time
read more about Fall ActivitiesClick here to learn more about Fall recreation programs from the City of San Ramon
read more about Lap SwimLap swim is available by reservation only at Dougherty Valley Aquatic Center and the San Ramon Olympic Pool
read more about Virtual Recreation CenterHere's a list of activities and resources to keep you active and healthy while you're at home
read more about County StatisticsClick here to view COVID-19 data for Contra Costa County, including cases by city. Numbers are updated each day by noon
read more about County Ad Hoc CommitteeContra Costa County's Ad Hoc Committee on COVID-19 Economic Impact and Recovery is held live on Zoom each Thursday. View agendas for upcoming meetings to discuss re-opening here
read more about TestingTesting is now available to all Contra Costa residents, regardless of symptoms. Appointments are required for all testing sites. Click here to learn more
read more about Health GuidelinesPublic health guidelines for how to stay healthy during the COVID-19 outbreak include wearing a cloth face covering in public spaces
read more about Contra Costa ElectionsClick here for election information from Contra Costa County.
read more about Public Health OrdersAll Public Health Orders are issued by the Health Officer of Contra Costa County. Click here to read all current Health Orders, FAQs, and more
read more about Health Order FAQQuestions about the latest Health Order from Contra Costa County? This page is updated regularly with new information and clarifications
read more about County COVID-19 InfoSee the Contra Costa County Health Services site for the latest numbers, health service updates, prevention information, call center, and more
read more about CA Tiered ReopeningView the State of California's tiered Blueprint for a Safer Economy and sector-by-sector guidance
read more about Re-opening GuidanceRead guidance from the State of California for businesses preparing to re-open in line with their local County's Health Orders
read more about CA COVID-19 ResponseFrom symptoms and testing to treatment, financial help, and help for small businesses, this is the State of California's one-stop-shop for COVID-19 information
read more about Takeout, Delivery & OutdoorA number of local restaurants are offering drive-thru, take-out, curbside pick-up, and delivery
read more about Farmer's MarketClick here for the latest information about the San Ramon Farmer's Market
read more about Food ResourcesClick here for a list of food resources available to San Ramon residents
read more about Virtual Mayor's BreakfastOn select Fridays at 9 a.m., community leaders share updates on local COVID-19 response live on YouTube — click here to watch recordings or submit a question
read more about Virtual SRPDIf you have a non-emergency, non-time-sensitive issue, email the Police Department and a member of staff will connect with you to set up a video conference
read more about Students in ActionDuring COVID-19, a number of local students have taken initiative to impact the community in positive ways. From education to advocacy to service, check out some of the efforts they have been part of here
read more about Mental Health ResourcesLooking for extra support during this time? Click here for a list of mental health resources available to the San Ramon community.
read more about VolunteerLooking for ways to support others during COVID-19? Click here for a list of ideas
read more about For RentersContra Costa County Sheriff’s Office has confirmed that evictions will not be conducted during the stay-at-home order. Click here for more information
read more about Business ResourcesClick here to see resources and information for business owners whose work has been impacted by COVID-19
read more about Business AssistanceSan Ramon has launched a Business Assistance Program to support local businesses and non-profits impacted by COVID-19. Click here to learn more
read more about Veterans' ResourcesSentinels of Freedom is a national nonprofit organization that helps severely wounded post-9/11 veterans complete their higher education. Click here to learn more
read more about Safe Waste & RecyclingClick here for tips on how to safely leave waste and recycling for maintenance technicians
read more about SRVUSDClick here for information from the San Ramon Valley Unified School District
read more about SR Regional Med. CenterClick here for the latest information on San Ramon Regional Medical Center, John Muir Health Partner
read more about County Sup. AndersenClick here for COVID-19 information and contact details for Contra Costa County District 2 Supervisor Candace Andersen
read more about Senator Steve GlazerAccess resources and Telephone Town Halls on unemployment, grocery/pharmacy shopping, small businesses, pet safety, coping, and more at CA Senator Steve Glazer's website
read more about ASM Rebecca Bauer-KahanClick here for COVID-19 updates and resources from CA Assemblymember Rebecca Bauer-Kahan
read more about Centers for Disease ControlClick here for COVID-19 information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
read more about Local Emergency Proc. The City has issued a Proclamation of Emergency regarding COVID-19

Help Flatten the Curve

Public Health Orders from Contra Costa County Health Services have been issued to reduce the spread, or “flatten the curve” of COVID-19, consistently slowing the occurrence of new cases in order to keep from overwhelming the healthcare system.

By committing to social distancing measures as a community, we can lessen the impact to our public health resources and healthcare workers. Watch this short video to learn more: