The city of Mountain View recently launched The Briefing – an online newsletter designed to help residents feel connected during the state’s shelter-in-place order. The newsletter begins by highlighting several acts of kindness.
While Los Altos residents are generally doing a good job of complying with the shelter-in-place order, the Los Altos Police Department is receiving calls daily reporting those who aren’t abiding by it, Chief Andy Galea said during the city’s first virtual town hall Tuesday (April 7).
The city of Los Altos, the Los Altos Village Association and the Los Altos Chamber of Commerce launched a joint effort Wednesday (April 8) designed to drive profits for local business during the COVID-19 pandemic.
More restrictive measures – including bans on most construction projects – are the outcome of an extended shelter-in-place order enacted last week.
The move from “essential” to “nonessential” businesses means construction on housing remodels and even the city of Los Altos’ new community center cannot continue.
Last week’s special Los Altos Hills City Council meeting commenced with salutes to a mini American flag Mayor Michelle Wu erected in an empty Clorox wipes container.
After the Pledge of Allegiance, council members April 1 launched into their first fully teleconferenced meeting, each person broadcasting via Zoom from the safety of home to mitigate the potential spread of the coronavirus.
Three weeks under the shelter-in-place order, local residents are adapting to protect themselves, their families and their friends from contracting the coronavirus.
Law enforcement agencies are doing the same to protect themselves and the people they serve.
List: Los Altos restaurants operating during shutdown
List: Mountain View restaurants operating during shutdown
List: Los Altos retail shops operating during shutdown
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