Community Corner
Coronavirus Response Update In Cupertino For March 30
Some outdoor City amenities are closed to promote social distancing. The tennis courts at various parks have been closed.
March 30, 2020
Please see today's COVID-19 daily report at www.cupertino.org/coronavirus. Two additions:
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- Some outdoor City amenities are closed to promote social distancing. The tennis courts at various parks have been closed. All park playgrounds continue to be closed as well. The parking lot west of McClellan Ranch Preserve, and parking lots at Blackberry Farm golf course and pool are also closed to the public.
- Project Sentinel—one of the City’s partners—offers free, neutral, and confidential information and dispute resolution services to tenants, landlords, homeowners, and neighbors in Cupertino. Services include information and counseling, description of rights and responsibilities for all parties, resource and referrals, conciliation, and mediation. During the COVID-19 outbreak, Project Sentinel will provide remote mediation and conciliation services for landlords and tenants in need of addressing rent issues and resolving disputes. For more information, call (408)720-9888 x8026 or email Monica Wercinski at mwercinski@housing.org.
This press release was produced by the City of Cupertino. The views expressed here are the author’s own.
