Emergency Status
Stay-at-Home Orders in Effect for San Mateo County and Most of the Bay Area
Almost all of the San Francisco Bay Area is now in the state’s purple tier, with a Stay-at-Home order in effect as of Monday. Everyone in the following counties is required to stay home (with certain exceptions) from 10pm to 5am until Dec. 21:
- San Mateo County
- San Francisco
- Alameda County
- Santa Clara County
- Santa Cruz County
- Solano County
- Contra Costa County
- Napa County
- Sonoma County
The State of California rolled back those counties to the most restrictive level, purple Tier 1, on Saturday, Nov. 28. The overnight curfew is in effect beginning Monday night, Nov 30.
District Changes
The San Mateo County Community College is making the following changes to its operations as a result of the move to purple Tier 1:
- Indoor athletics and conditioning for sports teams at Cañada College, College of San Mateo, and Skyline College are canceled immediately
- Indoor operations at San Mateo Athletic Club are canceled immediately (note that the outdoor pool and outdoor fitness center are open subject to COVID-19 restrictions).
Essential employees working onsite should continue to report to work as scheduled. Limited face-to-face classes will continue to meet as planned until further notice.
For more information on the change to purple Tier 1, see:
San Mateo County announcement
State of California County Status Page
Current AQI at District Locations
San Bruno: currently GOOD (39)
San Mateo: currently GOOD (35)
Redwood City: currently GOOD (35)
Updated: 10/27/2020 09:00
Source: AirNow.gov
Current AQI at District Locations
San Bruno: currently GOOD (35)
San Mateo: currently GOOD (37)
Redwood City: currently GOOD (37)
Updated: 10/26/2020 10:00
Source: AirNow.gov
Current AQI at District Locations
San Bruno: currently GOOD (36)
San Mateo: currently GOOD (26)
Redwood City: currently GOOD (26)
Updated: 10/21/2020 08:05
Source: AirNow.gov
Current AQI at District Locations
San Bruno: currently GOOD (48)
San Mateo: currently GOOD (46)
Redwood City: currently GOOD (46)
Updated: 10/19/2020 11:30
Source: AirNow.gov
Current AQI at District Locations
San Bruno: currently MODERATE (59)
San Mateo: currently MODERATE (52)
Redwood City: currently MODERATE (52)
Updated: 10/18/2020 11:30
Source: AirNow.gov
Current AQI at District Locations
San Bruno: currently MODERATE (55)
San Mateo: currently GOOD (15)
Redwood City: currently GOOD (15)
Updated: 10/17/2020 09:00
Source: AirNow.gov
Current AQI at District Locations
San Bruno: currently GOOD (42)
San Mateo: currently GOOD (18)
Redwood City: currently GOOD (18)
Updated: 10/16/2020 07:00
Source: AirNow.gov
Current AQI at District Locations
San Bruno: currently MODERATE (74)
San Mateo: currently GOOD (39)
Redwood City: currently GOOD (39)
Updated: 10/15/2020 09:30
Source: AirNow.gov
What To Do In Case of Public Safety Power Shutoffs
PG&E has announced the possibility of Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) this week. Here is what the District is doing to prepare, as well as guidelines for what to do if you lose power.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR FACULTY, STAFF, AND ADMINISTRATORS
Monitor updates at emergency.smccd.info.