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Berkeley mayor hosts town hall to discuss COVID updates, reopening

Berkeley Mayor Jesse Arreguín hosted a town hall Monday to discuss COVID-19 updates, the city’s plan for reopening and rental assistance questions. 

Berkeley mayor, health officals give COVID-19 updates in virtual town hall

Berkeley mayor, health officals give COVID-19 updates in virtual town hall William Webster/Staff At a town hall Monday, Berkeley Mayor Jesse Arreguín was joined by public health officials to talk about declining COVID-19 rates in the city of Berkeley and Alameda County. Arreguín also discussed summer programs and housing assistance. Berkeley Mayor Jesse Arreguín held a virtual town hall Monday evening to discuss the declining COVID-19 rates in the city and Alameda County, as well as address audience questions about topics such as summer programs and housing assistance. Arreguín was joined by the city’s Health, Housing and Community Services Director Lisa Warhuus, city manager Dee Williams-Ridley and Berkeley health officer Lisa Hernandez. Given California’s expansion on vaccine eligibility and the city’s efforts to increase vaccine appointment availability, Arreguín encouraged the community to get vaccinated.

Berkeley mayor, health officials give COVID-19 updates in virtual town hall

Berkeley mayor, health officials give COVID-19 updates in virtual town hall William Webster/Staff At a town hall Monday, Berkeley Mayor Jesse Arreguín was joined by public health officials to talk about declining COVID-19 rates in the city of Berkeley and Alameda County. Arreguín also discussed summer programs and housing assistance. Berkeley Mayor Jesse Arreguín held a virtual town hall Monday evening to discuss the declining COVID-19 rates in the city and Alameda County, as well as address audience questions about topics such as summer programs and housing assistance. Arreguín was joined by the city’s Health, Housing and Community Services Director Lisa Warhuus, city manager Dee Williams-Ridley and Berkeley health officer Lisa Hernandez. Given California’s expansion on vaccine eligibility and the city’s efforts to increase vaccine appointment availability, Arreguín encouraged the community to get vaccinated.

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People 16-64 with health conditions can get COVID-19 vaccine in Berkeley

Berkeley will begin offering the COVID-19 vaccine to people between 16-64 years old with underlying conditions on Monday.