Information on eligibility, making an appointment, vaccine safety, and current vaccination data can be found on the Santa Clara County Public Health COVID-19 Vaccine Information page.
Information about the open or closed status of businesses and activities based on the County of Santa Clara Health Department orders. The current status is available here: https://covid19.sccgov.org/home
The Santa Clara County Public Health Department updates their information page frequently, but you will need to check back to get updates. The pages are also filled with a lot of useful information fo you and your family. We encourage you to take a look as a great source of information.
Updates are available at the SCCPHD Webpsge.
To keep yourself, your family, your friends and neighbors, and our broader community safe, follow these core principles:
Santa Clara County has also set up a navigation hotline. People who have questions about safety net benefits, EDD eligibility and application, or other coronavirus-related resources can call the hotline. Callers can leave a message in English, Español, or Tiếng Việt (with more languages to come) and a navigation manager will call them back within 24 hours. 408-809-2124
The Santa Clara County Office of Labor Standards Enforcement (OLSE) and the Fair Workplace Collaborative launched Santa Clara County CAN (COVID-19 Assistance Navigation) to assist workers impacted by COVID-19. People who have questions about safety net benefits, EDD eligibility and application, or other coronavirus-related resources can call the multilingual hotline at 408-809-2124. In addition, the OLSE Attorney Staffed Advice Line at 1-866-870-7725 is available to workers seeking legal guidance for a potential violation of their rights in the workplace. This line is also available to businesses seeking compliance information. For more information go to www.SantaClaraCountyCAN.org or www.SCCFairWorkplace.org
Please visit the California Franchise Tax Board's website for information about filing your state tax return and the Internal Revenue Service's website for information about filing your federal tax return.
Please note that county property tax deadlines have not changed.
Effective immediately, anyone uninsured and eligible to enroll in health care coverage through Covered California can sign up through June 30th. All medically necessary screening and testing for COVID-19 are free of charge, and all health plans available through Medi-Cal and Covered California offer telehealth options. For more information, please visit: https://www.coveredca.com/newsroom/news-releases/2020/03/20/california-responds-to-covid-19-emergency-by-providing-path-to-coverage-for-millions-of-californians/
Driving tests and DMV services are available. For more information and to learn what services are available online, please visit: https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/dmv
Service remains uninterrupted for Meals on Wheels, and constituents can call 2-1-1 for meal delivery.
2-1-1 can also help with shelter, counseling, employment assistance, quality childcare, senior services, and more.
2-1-1 is for general information, questions and resources. By phone, 24/7 M-F it is available in 10 language. By text, English and Spanish.
2-1-1 can also help with shelter, counseling, employment assistance, quality childcare, senior services, Meals on Wheels and more.
Navigation Assistance for COVID-19 Hotline: 408-809-2124
The County Office of Labor Standards Enforcement (OLSE) and the Fair Workplace Collaborative launched the Santa Clara County COVID-19 Assistance Navigation (CAN) to assist workers impacted by COVID-19. People who have questions about safety net benefits, EDD eligibility and application, or other coronavirus-related resources can call the hotline. Callers can leave a message in English, Español, or Tiếng Việt (with more languages to come) and a navigation manager will call them back within 24 hours. 408-809-2124
All businesses must follow public health guidelines and County operating requirements, including face coverings, social distancing, and capacity limits.
For the latest information about City permitting and inspections, visit the Building and Fire Inspection page.
The Santa Clara County Office of Labor Standards Enforcement (OLSE) and the Fair Workplace Collaborative launched Santa Clara County CAN (COVID-19 Assistance Navigation) to assist workers impacted by COVID-19. People who have questions about safety net benefits, EDD eligibility and application, or other coronavirus-related resources can call the multilingual hotline at 408-809-2124. In addition, the OLSE Attorney Staffed Advice Line at 1-866-870-7725 is available to workers seeking legal guidance for a potential violation of their rights in the workplace. This line is also available to businesses seeking compliance information. For more information go to www.SantaClaraCountyCAN.org or www.SCCFairWorkplace.org
"Navigating coronavirus:We’re In It Together
When a community comes together, opportunity is created. Whether you’re in need of a new job, looking for critical talent to join your team, or searching for advice to help you navigate the changing world of work, we’re here to help connect you to the right information and resources."
- LinkedIn
On June 28, the State of California adopted legislation (AB 832) extending the Tenant, Homeowner, and Small Landlord Relief Act (AB 3088) through September 30, 2021. AB 832’s COVID-19 Tenant Relief Act extends eviction protections for tenants experiencing COVID-19 financial hardship effective immediately. The eviction moratorium is applicable for all residential rental units in Mountain View including single-family homes, condos/townhomes, duplexes, apartments, mobile homes and mobile home spaces and other types of residential rental units. Tenants are protected by, and tenants and landlords must follow, the State’s eviction moratorium requirements. Ab 832 also provides financial assistance to residential tenants and small property owners impacted by COVID-19.
CSA has received an outpouring of support from community members who wish to volunteer. Each and every person is appreciated. Please continue to contact CSA if you are able to volunteer. Email or call Volunteer Coordinator LaDrea Clark at lclark@csacares.org or 650-964-4630. Please be aware that the Food and Nutrition Center is small and in order to practice social distancing, the number of volunteers who can assist at any one time is limited.
Volunteers needed to pre-box and deliver food to the community. Sign up here.
At this time, the City of Mountain View is not currently processing any new volunteers while the shelter-in-place order if active, but there may still be opportunities to volunteer through Santa Clara County. More information is available at SCCVolunteer.
"Navigating coronavirus:We’re In It Together
When a community comes together, opportunity is created. Whether you’re in need of a new job, looking for critical talent to join your team, or searching for advice to help you navigate the changing world of work, we’re here to help connect you to the right information and resources."
- LinkedIn
SCC Helping Hands is looking for people to match with local seniors in need.
Volunteer responibilities include:
More info and how to sign up at SCC Helping Hands
Services to the Homeless/Unstably Housed in Mountain View
See map at MountainView.gov/COVID19HomelessServicesMap
For more information on actions the City has taken during this COVID-19 Pandemic, resources available to minimize spread and other important information, visit MountainView.gov/COVID and follow City Hall on social media through Twitter.MountainView.gov, Facebook.MountainView.gov, MountainView.gov/Instagram, or subscribe on MountainView.gov/YouTube.
Click the link below for a map to City free WiFi locations.
To help students and residents stay connected to school and the community, Hope’s Corner is offering a power bank swap program to charge devices. Check out power banks, charge your items and then return the empty banks to exchange with fully charged ones. Hope’s Corner is located at 748 Mercy St., Mountain View.
Our Emergency Assistance Networks (EANs) are working hard to make sure that our community is being taken care of during this time of crisis. Some of our local EAN members include:
All Social Security Offices have been order to close as of March 17 for in-person services, but online services are still available at: Online Services | SSA
Current services available through the city can be found on the Current Levels of Service page.
City staff has identified 23 signalized intersections with heavy pedestrian activity to be adjusted to “pedestrian recall” (which means that the pedestrian phase is triggered automatically without pushing the button). The City’s signal maintenance contractor has adjusted those intersections to pedestrian recall between the hours of 6 a.m. and 10 p.m.
The adjusted signals are located at the following intersections:
Statewide Rent Relief Program
Attention landlords and tenants: Text 211-211 to learn if you qualify and start the application process!
Visit the State's website to learn more and to apply for the program.
CA COVID-19 Rent Relief will help income-eligible households financially impacted by COVID-19 pay rent and utilities, both for past due and future payments. Tenants and landlords are able to apply for assistance through this program. Landlords and tenants can check eligibility and apply at HousingIsKey.com or call 833-430-2122 to learn more.
Tenants must income qualify and be financially impacted by the COVID-19 Pandemic:
Mountain View COVID-19 Rent Relief Program
For residents financially impacted by COVID-19 pandemic
How to apply? Contact the Community Services Agency (CSA) at RentHelp@CSACares.org. You can also call (650) 968-0836 and leave a message, but email is preferred. Puedes dejar mensajes en español. At this time, you will be put on a waitlist for when new funds become available.
Who qualifies?
Must be a Mountain View resident.
Have an income of up to 80% of the Area Median Income (AMI).
This includes any renter in need whose income is up to $82,450 for a one-person household and up to $117,750 for a four-person household.
Must show COVID-19 related financial hardship. Reasons for COVID-19 financial hardship may include loss of employment, reduced employment or wages, increased medical costs, or increased childcare costs. Other reasons may also be considered.
How much assistance is available per household?
As of May 26, 2021, assistance is available for up to $3,000/month.
For up to 2 months (with flexibility based on need).
In addition, CSA may evaluate if an applicant could qualify for other assistance programs.
No Money is Required to Participate
CSA clients have been reporting that people pretending to be with CSA have been asking for money (as much as $250) to be placed on a rent relief waitlist. This is a crime. The CSA will never ask you to give them money to participate in the program.
Statewide Eviction Moratorium for Non-Payment of Rent Due to COVID-19 Related Hardships
Go to MountainView.gov/EvictionRelief to learn more.
On January 29, the State of California adopted legislation (SB 91) extending the Tenant, Homeowner, and Small Landlord Relief Act (AB 3088) through June 30, 2021. SB 91’s COVID-19 Tenant Relief Act extends eviction protections for tenants experiencing COVID-19 financial hardship effective immediately. The eviction moratorium is applicable for all residential rental units in Mountain View including single-family homes, condos/townhomes, duplexes, apartments, mobile homes and mobile home spaces and other types of residential rental units. Tenants are protected by, and tenants and landlords must follow, the State’s eviction moratorium requirements. SB 91 also provides financial assistance to residential tenants and small property owners impacted by COVID-19.
Statewide Rent Relief Program
Attention landlords and tenants: Text 211-211 to learn if you qualify and start the application process!
Visit the State's website to learn more and to apply for the program.
CA COVID-19 Rent Relief will help income-eligible households financially impacted by COVID-19 pay rent and utilities, both for past due and future payments. Tenants and landlords are able to apply for assistance through this program. Landlords and tenants can check eligibility and apply at HousingIsKey.com or call 833-430-2122 to learn more.
Tenants must income qualify and be financially impacted by the COVID-19 Pandemic:
Countywide Rent Relief Program
Extremely low-income Santa Clara County residents financially impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic can receive help paying rent through the Santa Clara County Homelessness Prevention System. This program helps households with an income of up to 30% of the Area Median Income ($34,800 for a 1-person household; $49,700 for a four-person household). Go to preventhomelessness.org to apply
Mountain View COVID-19 Rent Relief Program
For residents financially impacted by COVID-19 pandemic
How to apply? Contact the Community Services Agency (CSA) at RentHelp@CSACares.org .You can also call (650) 968-0836 and leave a message, but email is preferred. Puedes dejar mensajes en español. At this time, you will be put on a waitlist for when new funds become available.
Who qualifies?
Must be a Mountain View resident.
Have an income of up to 80% of the Area Median Income (AMI).
This includes any renter in need whose income is up to $82,450 for a one-person household and up to $117,750 for a four-person household.
Must show COVID-19 related financial hardship. Reasons for COVID-19 financial hardship may include loss of employment, reduced employment or wages, increased medical costs, or increased childcare costs. Other reasons may also be considered.
How much assistance is available per household?
As of May 26, 2021, assistance is available for up to $3,000/month.
For up to 2 months (with flexibility based on need).
In addition, CSA may evaluate if an applicant could qualify for other assistance programs.
No Money is Required to Participate
CSA clients have been reporting that people pretending to be with CSA have been asking for money (as much as $250) to be placed on a rent relief waitlist. This is a crime. The CSA will never ask you to give them money to participate in the program.
Small Business Administration (SBA) Economic Injury loan program in Santa Clara County has gone live and can provide businesses and non-profits with relief from COVID-19 impacts. The application portal is now open and can be found through the SBA COVID-19 webpage.
The Santa Clara County specific page is available here: https://disasterloan.sba.gov/ela/Declarations/DeclarationDetails?declNumber=6062932&direct=false
Go to MountainView.gov/EvictionRelief to learn more.
On January 29, the State of California adopted legislation (SB 91) extending the Tenant, Homeowner, and Small Landlord Relief Act (AB 3088) through June 30, 2021. SB 91’s COVID-19 Tenant Relief Act extends eviction protections for tenants experiencing COVID-19 financial hardship effective immediately. The eviction moratorium is applicable for all residential rental units in Mountain View including single-family homes, condos/townhomes, duplexes, apartments, mobile homes and mobile home spaces and other types of residential rental units. Tenants are protected by, and tenants and landlords must follow, the State’s eviction moratorium requirements. SB 91 also provides financial assistance to residential tenants and small property owners impacted by COVID-19.
Statewide Rent Relief Program
Attention landlords and tenants: Text 211-211 to learn if you qualify and start the application process!
Visit the State's website to learn more and to apply for the program.
CA COVID-19 Rent Relief will help income-eligible households financially impacted by COVID-19 pay rent and utilities, both for past due and future payments. Tenants and landlords are able to apply for assistance through this program. Landlords and tenants can check eligibility and apply at HousingIsKey.com or call 833-430-2122 to learn more.
Tenants must income qualify and be financially impacted by the COVID-19 Pandemic:
Countywide Rent Relief Program
Extremely low-income Santa Clara County residents financially impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic can receive help paying rent through the Santa Clara County Homelessness Prevention System. THis program helps households with an income of up to 30% of the Area Median Income ($34,800 for a 1-person household; $49,700 for a four-person household). Go to preventhomelessness.org to apply.
Mountain View COVID-19 Rent Relief Program
For residents financially impacted by COVID-19 pandemic
How to apply? Contact the Community Services Agency (CSA) at RentHelp@CSACares.org .You can also call (650) 968-0836 and leave a message, but email is preferred. Puedes dejar mensajes en español. At this time, you will be put on a waitlist for when new funds become available.
Who qualifies?
Must be a Mountain View resident.
Have an income of up to 80% of the Area Median Income (AMI).
This includes any renter in need whose income is up to $82,450 for a one-person household and up to $117,750 for a four-person household.
Must show COVID-19 related financial hardship. Reasons for COVID-19 financial hardship may include loss of employment, reduced employment or wages, increased medical costs, or increased childcare costs. Other reasons may also be considered.
How much assistance is available per household?
As of May 26, 2021, assistance is available for up to $3,000/month.
For up to 2 months (with flexibility based on need).
In addition, CSA may evaluate if an applicant could qualify for other assistance programs.
No Money is Required to Participate
CSA clients have been reporting that people pretending to be with CSA have been asking for money (as much as $250) to be placed on a rent relief waitlist. This is a crime. The CSA will never ask you to give them money to participate in the program.