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| From the Mayor's Desk City of Lancaster COVID-19 Update |
Dear Lancaster Community,
There are now 16 new confirmed cases in Lancaster for a total of 574 cases of COVID-19. As we receive updates on the status of these cases, we will provide them to you.
Los Angeles County Cases
New: 1,824
Total: 51,562
Los Angeles County Deaths
New: 50
Total: 2,290
Lancaster Cases
New: 16
Total: 574*
Lancaster Deaths
New: 0
Total: 12
Antelope Valley Cases: 1,397*
Antelope Valley Deaths: 38
*Lancaster (16) and Palmdale (31) combined for 47 new cases since yesterday. No new cases at the prison amongst staff or inmates have been reported since 5/20/20 (9 days). In that time the Antelope Valley has had 228 new cases, Lancaster (78), Palmdale (132), and unincorporated areas (18).
Effective Immediately Lancaster May Reopen Restaurants, Barber Shops, and Hair Salons!
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Posted on May 30, 2020 09:17am by admin
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| ROAD CONSTRUCTION UPDATE FOR THE WEEK OF JUNE 1 THROUGH JUNE 7, 2020 |
GENERAL ROAD CONSTRUCTION:
1 – Rancho Vista Boulevard from 15th Street West to 30th Street West - new traffic pattern east bound Rancho Vista Boulevard
Right lane closure east bound on Rancho Vista Boulevard for the demo and replacement of all existing corner ramps from 15th St. West to 30th Street West. The intersections of 15th St., Dunbar St., Riverbend St., 22nd St., 23rd St., Mesa Lane, 28th St. and 30th St. will be impacted and may have either lane closures or be temporarily closed during the construction of the sidewalk ramps. There will also be traffic signal modification work at 20th St. West and at 25th St. West including the installation of new traffic signal poles. The traffic signals at these locations will be on red flash (four way stop) at times during this work. Please use alternate routes if possible and expect delays.
2 – Fairway Drive from Rancho Vista Blvd to Hook Street
Intermittent lane or shoulder closures for utility installation.
3 – Taintor Road between Delacour Drive and Hendon Drive
Intermittent flagging for sewer installation. Please follow traffic control and expect delays.
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Posted on May 29, 2020 11:02am by admin
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| City of Lancaster Weekly Road Closures through June 7, 2020 |
Lancaster, CA – In an effort to improve our neighborhoods and city streets, the City of Lancaster conducts a variety of road construction projects which will ultimately benefit our citizens. While these construction zones typically restrict traffic flow for an interim period, the results provide smoother roads and better infrastructure in various locations throughout Lancaster. Additionally, a number of community events take place year-round throughout the City, resulting in temporary traffic detours during event setup, activity, and breakdown. The City of Lancaster strives to provide as many opportunities as possible for community gathering and engagement.
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Posted on May 29, 2020 10:56am by admin
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| City of Palmdale's Coronavirus Update – 5/28/20 |
Hi, this is Palmdale City Manager J.J. Murphy with your May 28 COVID-19 update.
One of the most frequent questions I hear from our residents is “When are we going to open businesses again?” That is a good question, and a tough question because we all know that our residents need to work and earn a paycheck to put food on the table and keep a roof over their heads. This pandemic has caused economic shockwaves across the world, and Palmdale has not gone unaffected.
However, our community has risen up to the challenges we’ve been facing and I’m here to say that there is a light at the end of a dark tunnel.
Because of your collective efforts in flattening the curve, by following the guidance on social distancing, wearing facial coverings, and by participating in the testing provided, our medical statistics are strong.
Then, by giving us your input through our business town hall meeting, we were able to draft a comprehensive plan that we submitted to Supervisor Kathryn Barger’s office to help us safely and sensibly reopen our local businesses, houses of worship, parks and other amenities. Our Palmdale re-opening plan has been requested by communities throughout California. We’ve also been in collaboration with the cities of Santa Clarita and Lancaster to partner on a North County Coalition to make the case that we have a different set of circumstances facing us here than in the rest of LA County.
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Posted on May 28, 2020 17:11pm by admin
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| From the Mayors Desk - City of Lancaster COVID-19 Update May 27th |
Dear Lancaster Community,
There are now 7 new confirmed cases in Lancaster for a total of 553 cases of COVID-19. As we receive updates on the status of these cases, we will provide them to you.
Los Angeles County Cases
New: 933
Total: 48,700
Los Angeles County Deaths
New: 53
Total: 2,195
Lancaster Cases
New: 7
Total: 553*
Lancaster Deaths
New: 1
Total: 11
Antelope Valley Cases: 1,316
Antelope Valley Deaths: 37
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Posted on May 28, 2020 16:49pm by admin
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| City of Palmdale to Host Mental Health Awareness Virtual Town Hall |
PALMDALE – The City of Palmdale will host a Mental Health Virtual Town Hall via Zoom on Monday, June 1 at 10 am featuring mental health expert John Glover from Mental Health America of Los Angeles, Dennis Anderson, a veterans advocate and social worker with High Desert Medical Group, and members of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department mental health team.
The virtual town hall will provide an opportunity for residents to gain valuable tools for coping with mental health concerns, and a chance to lean on the support provided by those with knowledge and experience in the field.
Interested persons need to register by emailing info@cityofpalmdale.org and note “Mental Health Town Hall” in the subject line. City staff will reply with the details for accessing the Zoom meeting.
“Our first mental health virtual town hall was so well received we all agreed that we needed to do it again,” said Palmdale’s City Manager J.J. Murphy. “Our community is facing the physical, economic and emotional effects of COVID-19 and this virtual town hall is something that can help address those issues.”
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Posted on May 28, 2020 16:36pm by admin
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| Last Call! Artists Sought for Palmdale’s Courson Park Pool Mural Competition |
Design Theme is “Aquatics;” Ends June 8
PALMDALE – The City of Palmdale is putting out a last call for entries for its Courson Park Pool mural competition.
“We’re looking for an artist and/or artist led team to create a piece of art that will be featured within the perimeter of the Courson Park Pool, on the interior wall facing west,” said Palmdale’s Public Art Coordinator, George Davis.
The mural theme is “Aquatics.” When completed, the mural will encompass a 31‐feet wide by 9‐feet tall area and will be a 2-dimensional project.
The selected artist or team will be awarded with a $1,800 stipend as well as $400 for supplies furnished by the City’s Public Art Committee.
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Posted on May 27, 2020 14:23pm by admin
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