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eastcountytoday · 5 years
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Contra Costa County Census 2020 Phase II Grant Funding Available Martinez, CA - Contra Costa County announces its second phase of Census 2020 outreach grants through a Request for Proposals (RFP).
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levinletlive · 2 years
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It's over 100°F today and we're 9 unions strong turning up the heat on the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors.
We are the 4th wealthiest county in California, yet we are one of the worst compensated county workforces in the state! We can't hold onto new hires because we're so understaffed and overworked that they get overwhelmed and leave within a couple of weeks. Our workers go to Solano and San Francisco County to get better pay for the same work.
If you're on public assistance of any kind in California, but especially in Contra Costa County, this is about you too. Our clients' cases get discontinued and benefits get delayed through no fault of their own because we literally don't have enough people to stay in compliance. Tour food stamps could be late this month or next month. Your medi-cal could take weeks to get approved while you sit in the hospital. Even the Public Defenders are understaffed and underpaid, so if you're facing incarceration your representation is at risk. Rent, gas, child care, and medical costs are skyrocketing. Most of us are a paycheck or two from losing our homes.
We have confronted the BoS about this, and their response, verbatim, was "it's not a priority." Not "we can't afford it", not "we can't do it". Fairly staffing and compensating the workforce is not a priority. Therefore, our clients and communities are also not a priority.
Our contracts are up in 9 days. If you are in Contra Costa County or the surrounding area, or even if you just want to give the BoS a piece of your mind, you can contact them here and give them a piece of your mind.
Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors
Federal Glover, Diane Burgis, Candace Andersen, Karen Mitchoff, and John Gioia
1 (925) 655-2350
1025 Escobar Street
Martinez, California 94553
Emails and other info here:
When we fight, we win! Tell Contra Costa County to staff up!
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marketprdaily · 5 years
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Editorial: Re-elect Glover and Burgis as Contra Costa supervisors
Editorial: Re-elect Glover and Burgis as Contra Costa supervisors
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Two Contra Costa County supervisors, Federal Glover and Diane Burgis, are seeking new terms in the March 3 election.  Voters should re-elect them.
While neither is ideal, both are far superior to their respective opponents. It’s not a close call.
Few East Bay public agencies have seen as dramatic, and well-managed, a fiscal rebound from the Great Recession as Contra Costa’s county government. A…
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theswordstories · 6 years
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Screening: Contra Costa Health Services
A free community screening of The S Word will be hosted by the Office of Supervisor Diane Burgis of the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors.  A panel discussion featuring director Lisa Klein and Kelechi Ubozoh who is featured in the film will follow the screening.
Attend Event
Date and time: September 17 @ 6 pm - 8 pm
Cost: Free
Location: Board of Supervisors Chamber, 651 Pine Street, Room 107, Martinez, 94553 United States
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eastcountytoday · 4 years
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ISO Declares Stage 2 Emergency; Power Outages Possible in Contra Costa County
ISO Declares Stage 2 Emergency; Power Outages Possible in Contra Costa County
For the second day in a row, PG&E is encouraging customers to help prevent blackouts by conserving energy as rolling blackouts are anticipated Tuesday afternoon and into the evening.
Supervisor Diane Burgis took to social media listing Tuesdays anticipated times there may be blackouts in the City of Antioch, City of Brentwood, City of Oakley and City of Pittsburg.
It is anticipated that there may…
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eastcountytoday · 4 years
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Rolling Blackouts to Impact Antioch, Brentwood and Other Parts of Contra Costa County
Rolling Blackouts to Impact Antioch, Brentwood and Other Parts of Contra Costa County
In social media postings Monday by Supervisor Diane Burgis, as well as Contra Costa County Public Works, rolling blackouts appear that they will impact parts of Contra Costa County Monday night.
According to Supervisor Burgis:
Between 10,000 and 20,000 customers in each of the following cities are expected to lose power beginning at 4-5 pm, lasting until 10pm tonight, August 17, and tomorrow…
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eastcountytoday · 4 years
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Contra Costa County Sees Potential Delay in Reopening 
As Contra Costa County approaches the July 1 target to reopen businesses and activities, Contra Costa Health Services is anticipating a potential delay because a spike of coronavirus cases is occurring.
Supervisor Diane Burgis confirmed the possibility of a delay on Friday morning.
“Based on current trends, slowing down the reopening may be warranted. While a decision won’t be made until Monday,…
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eastcountytoday · 4 years
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Contra Costa Health: 307 Covid-19 Cases, 5 Deaths as of Friday
On Friday, Contra Costa Health Services announced the county now has 307 cases and 5 deaths in Contra Costa County. The county also reports they have had 4,493 total people tested and currently 32 people are in the hospital.
The announcement comes on the same day they announced at least 27 people who live or work at a skilled nursing facility in Orinda have tested positive for COVID-19. No deaths…
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eastcountytoday · 4 years
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Contra Costa County Shelter-in-Place Order Extended Until May 3
Contra Costa County Shelter-in-Place Order Extended until May 3
On Monday, Contra Costa County announced that the Public Health Order for people to shelter-in-place safely in their homes will soon be extended until at least May 3.
Additional details about the updated order will be available when it is finalized in the next day or two.
The county also reported Monday that they have 187 confirmed cases of coronavirus (COVID-19). They still have 3 deaths.
March…
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eastcountytoday · 4 years
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Contra Costa County Reports 175 Coronavirus Cases, 3 Deaths
On Sunday Contra Costa County is reporting it has 175 confirmed cases of coronavirus (COVID-19). The county also said it has 3 deaths.
As of Sunday, Contra Costa Health has not stated how many tests have been taken, number of pending results nor number of people who have recovered. While Contra Costa Health has released information regarding the first death, no additional details on the second…
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eastcountytoday · 4 years
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Contra Costa County Reports 175 Coronavirus Cases, 3 Deaths
On Sunday Contra Costa County is reporting it has 175 confirmed cases of coronavirus (COVID-19). The county also said it has 3 deaths.
As of Sunday, Contra Costa Health has not stated how many tests have been taken, number of pending results nor number of people who have recovered. While Contra Costa Health has released information regarding the first death, no additional details on the second…
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eastcountytoday · 4 years
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Contra Costa County Reports 151 Coronavirus Cases, 2 Deaths
On Friday, Contra Costa County is reporting it has 151 confirmed cases of coronavirus (COVID-19). The county also said it has its second death.
The health department continues to maintain its stance that it is not going to be releasing the cities of those infected or hospitalized. Supervisor Diane Burgis explained the reasoning behind this in a Podcast (45-min mark) we had on Friday.
The health…
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eastcountytoday · 4 years
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#065: Diane Burgis Talks Contra Costa County Response to COVID-19
On this episode, I chat with Contra Costa County Board of Supervisor Diane Burgis about the county response to COVID-19. Burgs talks about the progression of the virus in the county and how the Bay Area came together for an identical policy, importance of shelter in place and walking the line between health versus economy. We get into a variety of topics from resources available, to Alternative…
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eastcountytoday · 5 years
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Letter Writer Says Diane Burgis Leads the Way
The following Letter to the Editor was submitted by Heath D. Lenoble who is offering support for re-election of Supervisor Diane Burgis.
Dear Editor:
Political tribalism is a growing danger to our country. People select their Party/tribe and can then retreat into in a bubble where they believe that their Party is right about everything and the other Party is universally wrong. That mentality…
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eastcountytoday · 5 years
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Supervisor Burgis to Host Holiday Open House
Contra Costa County Board of Supervisor Diane Burgis invites you to attend a Holiday Open House at her office on Thursday, December 5 from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm.
Supervisor Diane Burgis is serving her first term on the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors, representing the largest of the five districts, covering Antioch, Bethel Island, Brentwood, Byron, Discovery Bay, Knightsen, and Oakley in…
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eastcountytoday · 5 years
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Saturday: Low-Cost Microchip Clinic at Supervisor Burgis Office
Saturday: Low-Cost Microchip Clinic at Supervisor Burgis Office
Contra Costa Animal Services announced they have three $5 microchip clinics coming up around Contra Costa County! The community is invited to take advantage of these reduced cost microchip clinics to make sure you’re able to reconnect with your pet if he/she ever escapes
The dates include:
June 1 – Supervisor Diane Burgis Office 11:00 am – 2:00 pm 3361 Walnut Bvld, Brentwood
June 15 – Davis Park 1…
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