Transcription of January 27, 2022 - mayor.dc.gov
1 January 27, 20222 COVID-19 METRICS3 COVID CENTERSDayCOVID Center Hours (if open)Monday10am-8pmTuesday10am-8pmWednes day10am-8pmThursday11am-9pmFriday9am-7pm Saturday10am-8pmSunday9am-7pmWardLocatio nSchedule1800 Euclid Street NWOpen: Mon-SatClosed: Sunday2926 F Street NWOpen: Mon-SatClosed: Sunday3 Coming Soon44704 13th Street NW (inside the Peoples Congregational United Church of Christ)Open: Mon-SatClosed: Sunday52350 Washington Place NE, Ste 105-NOpen: Tues-SunClosed: Monday6507 8th Street, SEOpen: Wed-MonClosed: Tuesday73925 Minnesota Avenue NEOpen: Tues-SunClosed: Monday83640 Martin Luther King Jr Avenue SEOpen: Mon-SatClosed: SundayFREE KN95 MASKS4 Beginning, Friday, January 28, DC residents can pick up twoper day at any COVID Center. FREE KN95 MASKS5 NEW CDC & FEMA TESTING SITE IN WARD 8 The CDC, in coordination withFEMA and eTrueNorth, will open a new COVID-19 testing site across from the Anacostia Metro station.
2 Learn more at testingOpens Friday, January 28 7 days a week,8am-6pmThe cul-de-sac by Howard Road across from the Metro6 The limited public health emergency has been extended until February 15, PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY7 The indoor mask requirements have been extended through February 28, MASK REQUIREMENTS8 VACCINE REQUIREMENT REMINDERSB eginning February 15, individuals 12 and older will need to show proof that they have received either two doses of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine or one dose of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine to enter certain indoor venues. Beginning March 1, all students eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine that has been fully approved by the FDA (currently, 16 and older) must be immunized against to DCPS, charter, independent, private, and parochial school students.
3 FEBRUARY15 MARCH 19DC GOVERNMENT VACCINE REQUIREMENTBy Tuesday, February 15, all DC Government employees must provide proof that they are up to date with their COVID-19 vaccinations, including a booster when eligible. GENERAL UPDATES11 BRIDGE FUND Funding Alert: Bridge Fund Application Now Open! Through the $40 million Bridge Fund, brick-and-mortar restaurant, retail, and entertainment businesses still grappling with the COVID-19 public health emergency can get grants of up to $100,000 to cover rent, payroll, inventory, and operating expenses. The program will prioritize businesses that have not received federal relief funds and microbusinesses with $ million or less in more.
