LNU Lightning Complex Fire Update
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To Go or Not To Go - Assessing COVID-19 Risk When Heading OutEver wonder how you can participate your daily activities safely while protecting yourself and loved ones from COVID-19? The more closely you interact with others and the longer that interaction, the higher the risk of COVID-19 spread. Ask yourself:
- How many people will be there?
- Will the space be outdoors or indoors?
- Will I be spending a lot of time talking to people?
Learn more about assessing the risk when deciding to go out at here. |
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Get Ready to Vote Safe!
Make sure that you receive your Presidential election vote by mail ballot the week of October 5, 2020 by updating your voter registration data:
https://voterstatus.sos.ca.gov
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Air Quality: What You Need to KnowProtect yourself from poor air quality due to the California wildfires: - Stay indoors
- Close windows
- Run A/C, if possible
Smoke levels can change throughout the day so stay indoors during smokier times.
Visit Air Now to get up-to-date readings
on local air quality. |
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Parking Enforcement to Resume September 14th
Due to COVID-19, the Parking Program suspended enforcement of time-limited parking spaces as utilization of parking was minimal. We would like to thank all Downtown patrons, business owners, and employees for their continued voluntary compliance with the Downtown parking rules during the re-opening of our Downtown. With activity picking back up, Downtown parking enforcement will resume effective September 14, 2020.
The City will allow a grace period between September 14th – September 18th and will only issue warning citations for short-term parking violations. Once the grace period concludes, normal parking enforcement operations will resume.
Time Limited parking spaces marked with a green curb are conveniently located around Downtown for easy pick-up of take-out orders or curbside pick-up. The Food Priority Pickup locations will remain in place as parking enforcement returns. As restaurants continue to offer take-out and outdoor dining, we urge everyone to drive safely as they travel near outdoor dining establishments to ensure the safety of patrons and pedestrians.
For those who would like to learn more about Downtown Parking Permits, please visit https://www.cityofnapa.org/177/Parking-Permits.
For questions, please e-mail [email protected] or call (707) 257-9272.
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Don't Forget to Wear Your MaskWe all have to do our part in keeping Napa safe and healthy. Be a #NapaNeighbor by wearing your face covering over your nose and mouth whenever:
- You're out in public
- You visit essential businesses
- You're around people outside of your household
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New Parks and Recreation NewsletterSubscribe today!
We are going digital!! Instead of receiving a printed Recreation Guide three times a year, we are creating a quarterly online newsletter to share information about our classes, events and any updates regarding our parks system. You don’t want to miss out so please sign up to receive the newsletter by clicking here: https://www.cityofnapa.org/list.aspx?ListID=263.
Our first edition was released today and showcases our COVID-friendly programs and activities for this Fall season so don’t wait to sign up!
August 28: Parks & Rec Newsletter |
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Fall Recreation Classes are here!
Napa Parks & Rec is offering numerous COVID-friendly fall programs for both youth and adults. Our programs are taking place in parks, outdoors or on patios near the facility, and virtually on Zoom. Your safety is our top priority and we will be following all of the Napa County Health Guidelines to help your family stay healthy. Learn more and register today by visiting: https://apm.activecommunities.com/naparec/
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Ways to Give - Helping Those Affected by the Wildfires"Look for the helpers."
-Mister Rogers
We have so many wonderful helpers in this community! Looking for ways to join in the helping? Here are some ways: Napa Valley COAD is collecting gift cards to help those displaced and in need. Gift cards from general/sundry stores, grocery stores, and gas stations in $25 increments are preferred. Unfortunately, general cards such as Visa and Mastercard often have fees associated with activating them and the value of the card is diminished. Check out the photo below for drop off locations. You can also visit COAD's website also: http://napavalleycoad.org/Donations can be made to the Napa Valley Community Foundation. The Foundation has set up a 2020 Napa County WildFire Fund, which is part of the Disaster Relief Fund. Funding will go to support response grants for agencies actively supporting individuals impacted by the fires. Tax-deductible contributions to the 2020 Napa Wildfire Fund are welcome in any amount; and can be made by visiting the Foundation's website: http://ow.ly/UdSb50B4XAP |
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2020 Mayors Challenge for Water Conservation - Ends Monday, 8/31!Did you know? Water leaked from U.S. homes could exceed 1 trillion gallons per year. Let’s pledge to repair those leaking faucets, pipes, and toilets. Take the National Mayor’s Challenge for Water Conservation at mywaterpledge.com and help Napa win this year’s competition! Campaign ends August 31.
Napa remains in the top 10 -
let's join in to stay at the top! |
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COVID-19 Testing at a Glance
August 28, 2020 - Napa County is reporting 4 new cases for a total of 1397 confirmed cases of COVID-19, 674 active cases and 13 confirmed deaths. Of the confirmed cases, 710 individuals have recovered. A total of 46,033 individuals have been tested.
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COVID-19 Testing - Where and How to Get a TestThere are a number of testing locations across Napa County that range from your medical health provider, nonprofits, and independent companies. See a list of COVID-19 Testing Locations in Napa County |
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From Napa San: Browns Valley Trunk Sewer Project Update
NapaSan will begin work at the intersection of Freeway Drive, Laurel Street, and Kilburn Avenue during the week of August 31, 2020. Tunneling beneath Freeway Drive will occur just south of the intersection for approximately three weeks. Just north of the intersection, sewer pipeline installation will begin on Freeway Drive and proceed northbound to First Street.
NapaSan will work hard to minimize the impacts of this construction, but traffic delays, parking restrictions in the active work zone, noise, and dust should be expected while construction is taking place. Work will be performed between the hours of 7am and 6pm. Traffic control will be implemented for safety reasons, however, access to properties will be maintained at all times for local residents and emergency services. If possible, please seek an alternate route to avoid this construction area. Public transportation, mail delivery, and solid waste collection services will not be affected by this construction work.
Additional project information can be found at www.napasan.com/bvproject. If you have further questions concerning the project, please call the project hotline at (707)540-9964. We thank you for your patience while we complete this essential sewer project.
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Temporary Road Closure: Main Street between Second and Third StreetsHEADS UP! Main Street between Second and Third Streets is temporarily closed to vehicle traffic. This temporary closure will help provide additional space for pedestrians to properly social distance when visiting many of our local restaurants and Veterans Park, which make up this busy downtown block.
To ensure everyone’s safety, the following measures will be taken: - Barricades and traffic control signage will be placed to alert drivers of the change.
- The traffic signal programming at both adjacent intersections will be adjusted to accommodate the temporary closure.
And remember, if you are planning on spending time away from home, be a good #NapaNeighbor and wear your mask, wash your hands and maintain 6’ of distance from others! |
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City of Napa's Business Guidelines
& Resource PageThe City of Napa's Economic Development Division continues to update their Business Resource Page with the latest information to help small businesses and our community navigate the shelter-at-home order.
City of Napa Business Guidelines & Resource Page |
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Nixle - Stay Informed
You may have noticed a change in your Nixle notifications recently. SMS (text) messages are now reserved for only emergency situations, with all other alerts being sent to your email address on file. If you are still receiving non-emergency Nixle messages for things like traffic impacts, weather advisories, or planned road closures, it's because you do not have an email address on file. You can update your email address at Nixle.com. If you do not currently receive Nixle alerts but would like to sign up, follow the instructions below:
How do I get alerts?
The BEST way to ensure you’re receiving notices is through the Everbridge mobile app. You can: - Text APP to 888-777 to receive a link to download the app. - Or follow these directions from Nixle: http://ow.ly/N0V950ARHP7.
Text your zip code to 888-777. After that, to receive messages in Spanish, text ESP to 888-777.
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Stay Connected!Now, more than ever, staying connected is so important. Follow the City of Napa on social media, subscribe to our e-newsletter and register for Nixle alerts today! |
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