Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19)

Latest Updates

• Alameda County Residents Aged 65+ can make a drive-thru COVID-19 vaccination appointment at the Fairgrounds.
• New guidance for outdoor, recreational sports for youth and adults (3/2/21): English | Spanish

OPPORTUNITIES TO HELP:

Non-medical volunteers: Please sign up with Alameda County through this electronic form. You will be asked to submit to a brief background check.

Medical volunteers: Please complete both of the following registration forms.

1. Register with the California Health Corps here and be sure to sign up for the “Alameda County Unit.”
2. Sign up with Alameda County through this electronic form. You will be asked to submit to a brief background check.

At this time, we are fortunate to have a large number of volunteer offers which may cause delays in our vetting system and background check process. We will process these as quickly as possible in anticipation of needing additional volunteers in the coming months as our vaccine allocation from the state increases. There is no pay for volunteering. Thank you for your patience as this process ramps up.

COVID-19 Case Investigation/Contract Tracing Services Vendor Pool Rolling RFQ

The Alameda County Health Care Services Agency is seeking qualified organizations to provide emergency COVID-19 services that include case investigation, contact tracing, resource navigation, outreach and health education, and distribution of the Isolation/Quarantine Care Kits to Alameda County residents. Learn More about our COVID-19 Case Investigation/Contract Tracing Services Vendor Pool Rolling RFQ!

February 26, 2021
Alameda County Aligns with CA’s Updated Outdoor and Indoor Youth and Recreational Adult Sports Guidance

February 17, 2021
Alameda County, Stanford Health Care – ValleyCare and Sutter Health Launch Drive-Thru COVID-19 Vaccinations on Feb. 17 at the Alameda County Fairgrounds

February 3, 2021
Alameda County Gets a Mega Vaccination Site through State-Federal Partnership; Expands Eligibility for COVID Vaccine to Include Essential Workers, Seniors and High-Risk Individuals in Phase 1B

January 28, 2021
County Health Officials Align with State Guidance for School Reopening

January 25, 2021
Bay Area Exits State’s Regional Stay at Home Order; Alameda County is in the Purple Tier