City of West Sacramento

Shelter in Place Order Extended to May 1 and New Online Dashboard

Yolo County has extended the countywide health order for residents to shelter in place through May 1. This extension is in line with the time frames of recent federal directives and local school closure extensions and is intended to continue to slow the spread of novel coronavirus (COVID-19). The original health order that was issued on March 18 only extended to April 7. Watch this video made in coordination with the County.

To assist in informing the public regarding local COVID-19 cases, Yolo County also launched a new online tracker located at: www.yolocounty.org/coronavirus-dashboard. The dashboard displays data regarding confirmed cases in Yolo County by city/area, age range, gender, and more. 

Read the full press release on Yolo County's website.

Homeless Provided Shelter During COVID-19 Emergency

With guidance from the Yolo County Health Officer and the Governor's office, the City of West Sacramento has been working to shelter the most vulnerable members of our homeless population during this coronavirus health emergency.

Over the last three weeks, approximately 50 individuals aged 65 or over, or medically at risk have been sheltered in temporary accommodations in a secure environment with supportive services to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19. This effort is aligned with the City's passionate response to homelessness and prioritizes both their health as well as the safety and security of the City. Homeless programs are facilitated in coordination with Yolo County Health and Human Services and the West Sacramento Police Department.

The Downtown Streets Team in West Sacramento reported that for the first time in the program’s history, all fourteen of their Team Members are now sleeping indoors. Read their post on Instagram for more.

FAQs on COVID-19 Eviction Moratorium 

The City has created a list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) and a Form tenants can give to their landlord/property manager should they be unable to pay rent.

Coronavirus in Yolo County

As of April 1, 2020 there are 28 confirmed cases including 1 death. Stay up to date by visiting the Yolo County Novel Coronavirus website.