Tropical Storm Hilary

• The risk of COVID-19 remains high. Follow infection control practices at all times.
• Everyone must continue to practice physical distancing of at least six feet apart and wear a clean cloth face covering that securely covers both your nose and mouth when around people outside of your household.More information on cloth face coverings.
• Culver City requires(PDF, 5MB)that all persons must wear a clean, cloth face covering over both their nose and mouth whenever they leave their place of residence and are or can be in contact with or walking near or past others who are non-household members in both public and private places, whether indoors or outdoors. This includes wearing a cloth face covering when patronizing a business
• Acceptable, reusable face covering options for the general public include: bandanas, neck gaiters, homemade face coverings, scarves, tightly woven fabric (such as cotton t-shirts and some types of towels). The CDC provides instructions on its website for how to make several types of homemade face coverings, including from a t-shirt and a bandana without any sewing required. A sampling of manufacturers selling face coverings is also available.(PDF, 536KB)   

• Resources

  Culver City Public Orders

  • 28th Supplement to Public Order(PDF, 614KB) (10/16/2020)
  • 27th Supplement to Public Order(PDF, 631KB) (10/02/2020)
  • 26th Supplement to Public Order(PDF, 232KB) (09/22/2020)
  • 25th Supplement to Public Order(PDF, 509KB) (09/03/2020)
  • 24th Supplement to Public Order(PDF, 5MB) (08/21/2020)
  • 23rd Supplement to Public Order(PDF, 5MB) (08/13/2020) 
  • 22nd Supplement to Public Order(PDF, 3MB) (08/04/2020)
  • 21st Supplement to Public Order(PDF, 2MB) (07/21/2020)
  • 20th Supplement to Public Order(PDF, 4MB) (07/07/2020)
  • 19th Supplement to Public Order(PDF, 5MB) (06/19/2020)
  • 18th Supplement to Public Order(PDF, 6MB) (06/12/2020)
  • 17th Supplement to Public Order(PDF, 5MB) (06/10/2020)
  • 16th Supplement to Public Order(PDF, 4MB) (06/01/2020)
  • 15th Supplement to Public Order(PDF, 5MB) (05/27/2020)
  • 14th Supplement to Public Order(PDF, 3MB) (05/22/2020)
  • 13th Supplement to Public Order(PDF, 3MB) (05/20/2020)
  • 12th Supplement to Public Order(PDF, 1006KB) (05/19/2020)
  • 11th Supplement to Public Order(PDF, 7MB) (05/14/2020)
  • 10th Supplement to Public Order(PDF, 7MB) (05/07/2020)
  • 9th Supplement to Public Order(PDF, 4MB) (05/01/2020)
  • 8th Supplement to Public Order(PDF, 5MB) (04/28/2020)
  • 7th Supplement to Public Order(PDF, 6MB) (04/11/2020)
  • 6th Supplement to Public Order - Worker Protection(PDF, 4MB) (04/08/2020)
  • 5th Supplement to Public Order(PDF, 1MB) (04/07/2020)
  • 4th Supplement to Public Order(PDF, 3MB) (04/02/2020)
  • 3rd Supplement to Public Order Allowing Firearm Retailers to Conduct Business During COVID-19 Local Emergency(PDF, 4MB) (04/01/2020)
  • 2nd Supplement to Public Order(PDF, 7MB) (03/27/2020)
  • 1st Supplement to Public Order(PDF, 2MB) (03/20/2020)
  • Public Order: New City Measures to Address COVID-19(PDF, 346KB) (03/16/2020)

  For more information and FAQs, visit the Safer at Home page.

  Additional Culver City Resources

  • LA County residents can call 2-1-1
  • Culver City Coronavirus Hotline (310) 253-6890 (7:30 AM - 5:30 PM)
  • Culver City Parks, Recreation, and Community Services
  • LA County Mental Health Resources - LACDMH’s 24/7 Access Line at (800) 854-7771 is available to provide mental health support, resources and referrals
  • Financial Resources for County Residents
  • LA County Department of Public Social Services
    • Customers can apply for the following benefits online through the Your Benefits Now website or by calling the DPSS Customer Service Center at (866) 613-3777.
    • CalFresh - Food benefit program for individuals and families
    • General Relief - Cash assistance program for single adults
    • CalWORKs - Cash assistance program for families
    • CAPI - Cash assistance program for immigrants
    • Medi-Cal - Health benefits for individuals and families
    • In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) - in home provided care for persons with a disability
  • LA County Department of Consumer and Business Affairs

  County and State Information

  Los Angeles County Newsroom

  Office of Governor Gavin Newsom Newsroom

  Public Health Updates

  • Los Angeles Department of Public Health
  • California Department of Public Health
  • World Health Organization
  • Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

  Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Resources

  CDC Frequently Asked Questions

  Visit the CDC FAQ page here

  Emergency Preparedness

  Are you prepared? Visit our Emergency Preparedness web page for information on how to prepare.

  Have you signed up for Culver City Emergency Alerts?

  The City of Culver City has a mass communication system to notify you of an emergency or disaster. If you live, work, go to school, or pass through Culver City, please sign up today. Sign up for Culver City Emergency Alerts to add your cell phone, email address and other information. If you live or have business in the City, your landline phone is already included.

  For more information about emergency alerts, check out the Community Guide to Public Alerts and Warnings(PDF, 545KB). 

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