City of Vallejo, CA

Solano County is the leading authority on all issues related to Public Health. We encourage residents to visit Solano County's webpage at: http://www.solanocounty.com/depts/ph/default.asp

Solano County has posted a dashboard that now includes counts by City. The dashboard is updated at 4:30 p.m. daily, Monday through Friday. You can find that information here or below.

The City Council approved an executive order and the State of California has as well, which applies to the City of Vallejo. Information on that order can be found here: City of Vallejo order, California order

Vallejo, in collaboration with the City of Benicia and several community partners, granted $224k of CAP Solano JPA funds to shelter homeless and unsheltered residents who are:
1) symptomatic,
2) test positive, or
3) have existing health conditions, which puts them at risk.
These funds will allow the City to place these individuals in local hotels/motels. An additional $200k that the County recently received from the Governor's Office has not yet been allocated. This is an item on the agenda for consideration by the Solano County Board of Supervisors on April 28. The City is hopeful these additional funds will also be considered to support these efforts in Vallejo. The City has already begun the process of sheltering our homeless. View the update to the City Council on April 14 here at 1:55:50.

Our first priority must be to respond to emergency 9-1-1 calls, robberies, domestic abuse, crime, etc. The City of Vallejo is following up with businesses on a complaint-by-complaint basis to verify whether they are adhering to social distancing protocols outlined by the State of California Governor's Office and the CDC. Vallejo has already begun to help people in making good choices by discouraging large gatherings. The City will continue to follow directives from the Governor's Office and Solano County Public Health.

For business resources and information, click HERE.

It is highly recommended that individuals cover their nose and mouth with a cloth face covering when out in public.

There is no need to wear a face covering when:

• At home
• In your car or solely with members of your household

PLEASE NOTE: Cloth face coverings should not be placed on young children under age 2 years old, as well as anyone who has trouble breathing, or is unconscious, incapacitated or otherwise unable to remove the mask without assistance. For younger children, parents and caregivers should be supervising the use of cloth face coverings. Parents and caregivers should use their judgement on whether or not a mask can be worn by their children, depending on the child's age and maturity level in understanding the purpose of face coverings and keeping the face coverings on.

For more information on cloth face coverings, please visit the CDC's recommendation on cloth face coverings page.

Solano County has provided a link for senior/disabled resources during the COVID-19 emergency which can be found here: https://www.solanocounty.com/civicax/filebank/blobdload.aspx?BlobID=31873
Seniors and disabled residents can also reach the City of Vallejo through the following contact information:

[email protected]
(707) 648-8605 (M-F 8:30 a.m. to 5:15 p.m.)
After hours, please leave a voicemail.

Solano County will be ramping-up services as well. Until a number is provided, residents may contact (707) 784-8988, 24 hours per day, seven days per week, or e-mail [email protected].

The City is conducting outreach calls to vulnerable residents. We also have a COVID-19 hotline and resources available on our web site. That information can be found at www.cityofvallejo.net/NCOV. The City, in collaboration with Solano County, utilize Alert Solano to send messages to residents including important information about COVID-19, and previously about PSPS. Sign-up for Alert Solano here.

Our immediate focus is on saving lives and mitigating the spread of the COVID-19 disease. Our plan includes keeping our staff and resources available for in-progress crimes such as the identified in this question. As we move forward, we have a comprehensive plan to increase our staffing levels and service programs. In this plan, we will continue to utilize our crime analyst to deploy police officers in a strategic, data-driven manner. Researching and leveraging the latest sound technology will also be at the cornerstone of our policing strategies, especially as our staffing levels increase. Community support and partnerships are key to the success of all of these endeavors.

If you would like to report a non-essential business that is open, please contact City either via:
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (707) 648-8605.
All complaints are forwarded to our Economic Development department. The ED department researches the business and the complaint, typically, within 24-hours.

The City is following up with businesses that have been reported as non-compliant. The City then determines whether the business is essential as outlined by the County Health Officer. If the business is found to be essential, the City of Vallejo is taking that opportunity to remind them of safe social distancing practices. Many of Vallejo's businesses are aware of the Health Order and are compliant.

The "grades" data is not indicative of whether residents are abiding by the shelter at home order or not. These "grades" are based on cellular data movement retrieved through apps. The data does not take into account whether any particular County or City has more essential workers than another. Vallejo and Solano County are home to many essential workers and first responders, along with military personnel. Their movement is considered essential and may be the reason Vallejo and Solano County is showing more movement on these social distancing scoreboards.

The Solano County Sheriff's Office handles all CCW permitting within Solano County. They have information specific to obtaining a CCW permit during the Covid-19 crisis and that information can be found here http://www.solanocounty.com/depts/sheriff/pubinfo/weaponslicense.asp