If you are older than 60 years or have underlying health conditions, please ask someone else to help you take care of your essential needs. If you do not have a family member, friend or neighbor you can call on, contact one of the resources below and attached.

If you are not in need of assistance, please look out for your neighbors as you would during any emergency. Take some time to think about who lives near who might need some support.

Thank you for looking out for each other,

Sara Lillevand, City Administrator, City of Piedmont

Alameda County Resources 211

Consider dialing 211 for Alameda County Resources. Dialing 211 helps direct callers to services for the elderly, the disabled, those who do not speak English, those with a personal crisis, and those who are new to their communities. If you get a voicemail due to high demand, leave a message and someone will call you back. You can also send a text message with your questions. Send a text to 898211 with your questions and zip code. Visit: www.211alamedacounty.org/covid19

Alameda County Public Health Resources for the Community

www.acphd.org/2019-ncov/resources/community

Oakland at Risk Match www.oaklandatrisk.com

Will match you with a low-risk volunteer who lives in your community and wants to help you by getting groceries, picking up prescriptions, and checking in every couple of days.

Piedmont residents in need can sign-up on the website www.oaklandatrisk.com or call (510) 306-4973

City Services

• For service from City Departments, please use the main numbers below:
• Public Works Department: (510) 420-3050
• Recreation Department: (510) 420-3070
• Administration: (510) 420-3040
• Planning & Building Department: (510) 420-3050
• Police Department: (510) 420-3000 (Non-emergency), Emergencies call 911

FOR ADDITIONAL PIEDMONT INFORMATION CLICK BELOW:

 https://www.ci.piedmont.ca.us/government/city_news___notifications/looking_for_services_or_want_to_help_