COVID-19 Public Information Officer
COVID-19 News
The Alameda County Probation Department (ACPD) is committed to making our communities the safest in the nation. We are in unprecedented times not only as a department, but as a community. At this time, we must do our part in reducing the spread of COVID-19; therefore, we are implementing temporary changes in our daily operations. The COVID-19 situation is rapidly evolving. As such, the following information is subject to change and will be continually updated as we receive further guidance.
ACPD COVID-19 Public Information Officer
Brian K. Ford, Chief Probation Officer
1111 Jackson St
Oakland, CA 94604
(510) 268-2241
All Probation Offices are open to the public. Clients reporting for an office visit who are exhibiting COVID-19 symptoms must contact their assigned Probation Officer by phone for further guidance.
- For inquiries regarding our Juvenile Facilities, please call the following:
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Juvenile Hall Intake |
(510) 667-7450 |
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Juvenile Hall Reception |
(510) 670-4970 |
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Camp Sweeney |
(510) 667-7474 |
- For inquiries regarding Juvenile Field Services, please call the following:
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Oakland Probation Center |
(510) 268-7223 |
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Hayward Office |
(510) 670-5800 |
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San Leandro |
(510) 667-4970 |
- For inquiries regarding Adult Field Services, please call the following:
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Oakland Probation Center |
(510) 268-7132 |
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Hayward Office |
(510) 670-5354 |
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Dublin Office |
(925) 551-6878 |
Face Covering Requirement
March 11, 2022
Board of Supervisors: Face Covering Requirement
Governor Gavin Newsom Executive Order
January 11, 2022
Governor Gavin Newsom Executive Order N-1-22
Alameda County Health Order
August 2, 2021
1 Million Alameda County Residents Are Now Fully Vaccinated
July 23, 2021
Press Release: 1 Million Alameda County Residents Are Now Fully Vaccinated
Bay Area Counties Recommend Masking Indoors for Everyone as a Precaution Against Increased Circulation of COVID-19
July 16, 2021
Alameda County Is a Yellow Tier County
June 8, 2021
Press Release: Alameda County Is a Yellow Tier County
Bay Area Health Officers Support Full In-person School this Fall
June 3, 2021
Press Release: Bay Area Health Officers Support Full In-Person School this Fall
Safe, Effective COVID-19 Vaccine Approved for 12-15 Years of Age; Family Days and Drop-In Access for Priority Neighborhood
May 13, 2021
Bay Area Health Officers on the Safe Administration of the Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
April 25, 2021
Press Release: Bay Area Health Officers on the Safe Administration of the Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
Statement on Johnson & Johnson
April 23, 2021
Press Release: Statement on Johnson & Johnson
Alameda County Will Pause Administration of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
April 13, 2021
Press Release: Alameda County Will Pause Administration of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
Alameda County is an Orange Tier County
March 30, 2021
Press Release: Alameda is an Orange Tier County
Alameda County is a Red Tier County
March 9, 2021
Press Release: Alameda is a Red Tier County
Order of the Health Officer of Alameda County to Continue to Comply with Social Distancing Measures and Other Restrictions Necessary to Control the Spread of COVID-19
January 25, 2021
Health Officer Order No. 21-01
2021 Alameda County Expects State to Extend Regional Stay At Home Order
January 7, 2021
2021 Alameda County Extended Regional Stay At Home Order
Bay Area Health Officers Move to Implement the State’s New Regional Stay Home Order
December 4, 2020
Press Release: Bay Area to Implement State’s New Regional Stay Home Order
Statement on State's Limited Stay-at-Home Order for Purple Tier Counties
November 19, 2020
Press Release: State's Limited Stay-at-Home Order for Purple Tier Counties
State Moves Alameda County to Purple Tier
November 16, 2020
Press Release: State Moves Alameda County to Purple Tier
Statement from the Alameda County Health Care Services Agency: Alameda County Hits Pause on Reopening
June 29, 2020
Press Release - Alameda County Hits Pause on Reopening
Order of the Health Officer of the County of Alameda Directing All Individuals in the County to Continue to Comply with Social Distancing Measures and Other Restrictions Necessary to Control the Spread of COVID-19
June 5, 2020
Health Officer Order No. 2014b
Alameda County Health Care Services Agency Statement on Reopening and Health Officer Orders
May 29, 2020
Joint Statement from Bay Area Health Officers Regarding Significant Progress on COVID-19 Indicators and Next Steps for Reopening
May 18, 2020
Summary of Alameda County Health Officer Orders Issued 5/18/2020
Alameda County Press Release - Stay-at-Home Order to Last Through May 31
April 29, 2020
Press Release- Regional Shelter-in-Place Orders Extended as Some Rules Ease
Final Order to Shelter At Home - 4/29/2020
Alameda County Press Release - Stay-at-Home Order to Last Through May 3
March 31, 2020
Final Order to Shelter At Home - 3/31/2020
Alameda County Press Release - Stay-at-Home Order
March 16, 2020
Press Release- Seven Bay Area Jurisdictions Order Residents to Stay Home
SSA COVID
Please find information about pandemic related benefits from the Social Services Agency in the link below.
Pandemic Public Benefits Available to Alameda County Residents
COVID-19 Hotel Resources
The California Department of Social Services (CSDSS) secured two hotels to provide isolation housing immediately for people experiencing homelessness affected by COVID-19. CDSS contracted with Abode Services to provide wraparound support and with the hotel owners for operations staffing. Alameda County Health Care Services, Social Services, and General Services Agencies worked together to establish referral procedures, medical screening and support, and transportation resources for the sites.
Statement Regarding COVID-19 Hotel Resources
List of Approved Referral Agencies
Project Roomkey: Alameda County Operations Flyer
Virtual Townhall April 2, 2020
COVID-19 Resource Information
Join us for expert presentations, interactive dialogue, and resource identification as we face the COVID-19 pandemic together
ACPD COVID-19 Communication
March 16, 2020
To our Probation Clients, Partners and our Community,
The ACPD Executive team, staff and our county governmental partners have been working tirelessly to ensure we do everything possible to keep our community safe during this unprecedented time. We have deployed our Emergency Operations Center (EOC), ensuring that we are poised to act as quickly as possible in order to do our part to reduce the spread of COVID-19. We are implementing temporary changes in our daily operations and will continue to do so as this emergency unfolds.
We have suspended all non-state and non-federally mandated fieldwork immediately until further notice. We are continuing to conduct services on an as needed basis, taking into consideration youth and adults with special needs. We are providing staff with direction on safe client interactions due to this pandemic as well as working to accommodate anyone impacted by this developing situation.
Facilities and maintenance staff are increasing the cleaning of common areas in our offices. Hand sanitizers have been provided and will continue to be replenished throughout the Department. It is our goal to keep our probation community safe to the extent possible. Here are steps staff and the community can take to protect yourself and others:
- Practice physical distancing (also referred to as social distancing).
- Wash your hands often with liquid soap and water and rub for at least 20 seconds.
- Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth.
- Cover your cough or sneeze with a disposable tissue, if available.
- Stay home from work if you are ill. Consult your personal physician if you have a fever. Remain off work until you have been fever-free for at least 24 hours.
- Keep sick family members at home until symptoms resolve.
- Get your flu shot to protect against flu or symptoms like COVID-19.
- If you are going to travel, check the CDC’s Traveler’s Health Notices for the latest guidance and recommendations for each country to which you travel.
For the most up to date information on COVID-19, please visit the Alameda County Public Health Department at http://www.acphd.org/2019-ncov.aspx or you can text “Coronavirus” to 211211 from your mobile phone.
We appreciate your patience, and calm cooperation during this critical time as we rise to meet this emergency. Look for ongoing communications as this situation unfolds and above all, stay safe and well.
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