Coronavirus

The COVID-19 vaccine is being distributed in Los Angeles County in a fair and transparent way. For the most up-to-date information about the COVID-19 vaccine in LA County, visit the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health Vaccine Information page.

For a list of frequently asked questions from Culver City residents, please visit the COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution FAQs webpage. 

Reduce your risk of COVID-19

• Avoid the three C's
  • Avoid Confined Spaces - especially with poor ventilation. Outdoors is better than indoors.
  • Avoid Crowds - the more people, the higher the risk.
  • Avoid Close Contact - staying further apart is safer than being close together.
• Wear a face covering. Make sure it fits snugly and covers your nose and mouth. For better protection, wear a mask with two or more layers.
• Wash your hands often
• Avoid touching your face
• Regularly clean frequently touched surfaces
• Increase ventilation - go outside, open windows
• Stay at least six feet away from those you don't live with
• Keep the number of different households you socialize with small
• Get vaccinated when it's your turn

Learn more about how to protect yourself and others

Face Coverings are Mandatory in Culver City

• Culver City requires and the State of California mandates 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.   
• More information on cloth face coverings.
• 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. 

Face Coverings While Exercising

Many people have asked if they need to wear a cloth face covering while exercising (e.g., walking, biking, jogging) outdoors. Here are the short answers: 

• yes, when you are near others (anywhere close to 6 feet) and
• no, when there is no one around you.

County Public Health does not recommend wearing a covering over your nose and mouth when doing high intensity training, especially in the heat, because it is harder to breathe. If you’re doing any type of high intensity training (e.g., marathon training), try to find a place where you will not be around other people to minimize the amount of time you need to cover your mouth and nose.

Face Coverings for Children

Children under the age of 2 should NOT wear cloth face coverings. Those between the ages of 2-8 should use them under adult supervision to ensure that the child can breath safely and to avoid choking or suffocation. Children with breathing problems should not wear a face covering.

How to Manage Patrons and Visitors Who Refuse to Wear Face Coverings

As businesses open, and more individuals venture back into public places, it is very important that everyone continue to comply with physical distancing requirements and infection control practices such as the use of face coverings.

Unfortunately, some businesses or venues may be placed in the difficult position of managing customers or visitors who knowingly or unknowingly do not adhere to the rules. Los Angeles County has prepared a guidance document to provide businesses with tools for preparing for potential incidents with non-compliant individuals.  

View the Guidance Document for Managing Non-Compliant Patrons and Visitors. 

In Los Angeles County, if you have COVID-19, you are required to isolate yourself, tell your close contacts and follow Health Officer orders. 

Home Isolation Instructions for People with COVID-19

For help finding free delivery services, social services, essential items like food and medicines, visit the Department of Public Health resources page or call 2-1-1 (which is available 24/7).

If you have been in close contact with a person diagnosed with COVID-19 or have traveled outside of the region, you are required to quarantine for 10 days, monitor your health for 14 days and follow the Health Officer Quarantine Order. 

Home Quarantine Instructions for Close Contacts

Mandatory Quarantine for Travelers

• OnwardCA
• West Los Angeles America’s Job Center of California: Located at 5446 Sepulveda Blvd. Culver City, CA 90230. Walk-ins are not available—you must setup an appointment. To setup an appointment, please email Grant Smith or email Katherine McKinney or call (310) 309-6000, ext. 222.
• State of California Employment Development Department (EDD)