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District 1 Supervisor John M. Gioia
Welcome From John
Welcome to our website. Growing up in West County, it’s a great honor to represent our diverse community. I’m committed to values of equity, justice and inclusion. I’ve worked hard alongside many others to fight for access to quality healthcare, environmental justice, expanded opportunities for youth, a healthier environment, affordable housing, and a safer community. Your ideas make us stronger and I want to hear them.
District One includes the cities of Richmond, San Pablo, El Cerrito, part of Pinole, and the unincorporated communities of Bayview, East Richmond Heights, El Sobrante, Kensington, Montalvin Manor, Tara Hills, North Richmond, and Rollingwood. (District Map (PDF))
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County Health Department COVID-19 website
Coronavirus Call Center: 844-729-8410 (Daily, 8 to 5)
Office Closed, Working Remotely
Contra Costa’s Health Officer issued a shelter-in-place order to slow the spread of COVID-19. To protect the public, we have closed our office but work remotely. We can be reached at 510.231.8686 or john_gioia@bos.cccounty.us. Thank you for your cooperation and please stay home except for essential business.
What’s New:
As COVID-19 rates increase, wearing face coverings is especially critical.
Let’s stay home and safe while celebrating July 4th!
County explores buying motels/hotels for homeless housing.
Free new COVID-19 Test site at Kennedy High.
County postpones business reopenings slated for July 1, due to sharp increase in COVID-19 cases.
Openings on County Racial Justice Oversight Body and Hazardous Materials Commission
Homeless street teams working to clean North Richmond.
New state mandatory guidelines for face coverings
Important COVID-19 Updates:
June Updates
Hair Salons/ Barbers, Indoor Religious and Funeral Services, RV Parks and Swimming Pools.
Free fresh fruit and vegetable boxes at Contra Costa County’s San Pablo Library
Outdoor Dining, BBQ/Picnic Areas, Dog Parks, Swimming Pools and Camping
County curfew from 8 pm tonight to 5 am tomorrow.
New Heath Order reopens retail, religious gatherings, day care and more.
Countywide curfew from 8 pm tonight to 5 am tomorrow.
We have a choice - Let’s speak out against racism and injustice
May Updates
Richmond Rapid Response Fund to Support Our Community
Curbside retail sales open-up and health advice
New Health Order allows outdoor gatherings in cars
Roadmap to reopening based on public health indicators
Wildfire Season Preparation and COVID-19
Tips for preventing COVID-19 scams and fraud
COVID-19 resources for families regardless of immigration status
April Updates
Health Order Eases Restrictions
Thanks for Flattening the Curve, but there is more work to do. John’s message.
County opens expanded, free drive-through test sites for people with symptoms
Facebook townhalls on April 30 and May 1 for latest COVID-19 info
New call center helps small businesses in Contra Costa navigate effects of COVID-19
County passes emergency rent and eviction protection. Final Ordinance Here.
New health order requires face covering in many public settings
Check on each other during this pandemic
Support and benefit from the County’s COVID-19 Response Fund
County working to ensure vote by mail open to all in November election
How to help our community non-profit organizations
Faith community leading by worshipping at home
Protect your personal health while supporting public health
New County Dashboard provides detailed COVID-19 related data
Mapping tool to locate free/low cost food sources in the County
Health Recommendation: Let’s all wear cloth masks in public
Craneway Pavilion in Richmond to become 250-bed Federal Medical Station
March Updates
Health Officers extend Stay-at-Home Health Order until May 3rd
John’s personal video and message about Staying at home
List of resources and assistance for those facing financial hardship
John supports undocumented communities during this pandemic