Alameda Point Storage

08/25/2022

ALAMEDA LIBRARIES are extendung their hours
Beginning Monday, September 12, the Alameda Free Library will be increasing the number of hours it is open to the public. The Main Library will now be open on Monday and Tuesday mornings and will be adding an extra hour on Sundays. The West End and Bay Farm Island branches will now be open late on both Monday and Tuesday evenings. Creating a more consistent schedule across all three locations will allow the library to increase patron access to in-person services, schedule a wider variety of storytimes, host more class visits, and offer more programs – not to mention make it easier for people to remember when the library is open!😄

05/15/2021

COVID-19. Alameda Update
Saturday, May 15: Free Vaccine Clinic in Alameda
On Saturday, May 15, the City is hosting a free vaccine clinic at the Mastick Senior Center. Both Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines will be available for people who live, work, or attend school in Alameda and are 18 and older.

Appointments are recommended but not required. Call 510-747-7512 to schedule an appointment or drop-in from 11am-2pm. Mastick Senior Center is located at 1155 Santa Clara Avenue. Please bring your ID card and proof of insurance if available.

Vaccine eligibility now open to everyone 12 and older
On May 12, the CDC and the Western States Scientific Safety Review agreed with the FDA that the Pfizer vaccine can be safely administered to children 12 and older to prevent severe illness and death from COVID-19.

In the City of Alameda, around 65 percent of our total population have received at least their first dose of the COVID vaccine. That means that people can still catch and spread COVID-19. Getting vaccinated keeps people healthy and helps them protect others.

There is universal access to vaccines for everyone 12 and older. Please click here for an up-to-date list of locations with appointments available.

05/15/2021

COVID-19
Alameda Update
Saturday, May 15: Free Vaccine Clinic in Alameda
On Saturday, May 15, the City is hosting a free vaccine clinic at the Mastick Senior Center. Both Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines will be available for people who live, work, or attend school in Alameda and are 18 and older.

Appointments are recommended but not required. Call 510-747-7512 to schedule an appointment or drop-in from 11am-2pm. Mastick Senior Center is located at 1155 Santa Clara Avenue. Please bring your ID card and proof of insurance if available.

Vaccine eligibility now open to everyone 12 and older
On May 12, the CDC and the Western States Scientific Safety Review agreed with the FDA that the Pfizer vaccine can be safely administered to children 12 and older to prevent severe illness and death from COVID-19.

In the City of Alameda, around 65 percent of our total population have received at least their first dose of the COVID vaccine. That means that people can still catch and spread COVID-19. Getting vaccinated keeps people healthy and helps them protect others.

There is universal access to vaccines for everyone 12 and older. Please click here for an up-to-date list of locations with appointments available.

DRIVE-UP TO UNIT Storage from 5 x 5 to a large 10 x 20. Storage of vehicles including cars, RV's, boats, trailers & campers. We are open 7 days/wk.

04/15/2021

Vaccinations against Covid are now available for all residents and those work in Alameda County 16 years old and over.

HELP PROTECT YOURSELF AND OTHERS WHO CANNOT GET VACCINATED.

Are you vaccinated? If not, go to: www.primarybio.com or www.MyTurn.ca.gov

11/06/2020

Free COVID-19 Testing Now Available in Alameda
Starting Wednesday, November 4, the City of Alameda is partnering with NextGen Laboratories to provide free COVID-19 testing in the City of Alameda. This new service is opening in a soft launch phase by appointment only, every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, until further notice.

WHO
Anyone over 2 years old is able to be tested. Individuals do not need to be experiencing symptoms to be tested and testing is provided at no cost. If you have insurance, enter your plan information when you schedule your appointment. If you do not have insurance, government funding will cover all costs.

WHAT
Viral COVID-19 testing services administered by medical personnel. At your scheduled testing appointment, you will be provided information on how to obtain your test results, which will be available within 48-72 hours.

WHERE
2175 Monarch Street, Alameda, CA 94501

HOW
Click here to schedule an appointment: www.nextgenlabs.com/alamedatesting. You will complete a brief COVID-19 assessment and schedule a telemedicine appointment to speak with a Medical Provider. At that time, you will receive available dates and times for your testing appointment.

Testing is being done in a walk-up clinic format, however curbside testing is available to those with disabilities who prefer to stay in their cars. Upon arrival at our testing site, instructions will be given to you to begin our check-in process.

09/25/2020

Enjoy a safe evening out.

Tickets: http://www.alamedatheatres.com/

09/25/2020

Yay. Safe activities.

Alameda Point Welcomes: Alameda Pop Up Drive in Theater @ BRIX/Monarch Lot
Opens tomorrow with Star Wars-The Empire Strikes Back

Tickets:
http://www.alamedatheatres.com

08/29/2020

👌🤞 WE ARE DOING BETTER AND NOW OPENING UP A LITTLE. PLEASE LET'S ALL WEAR OUR MASKS AND SOCIAL DISTANCE. WE CAN DO IT!

PRESS RELEASE
August 29, 2020
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE


Contact:
Sarah Henry, Public Information Officer
510-747-4714 | [email protected]

County health order now allows outdoor pools and limited outdoor personal services to open
An updated Alameda County health order now allow pools and lower-risk personal services to reopen outdoors, including hair and nail salons, barbershops, waxing services, skin care, and non-medical massages. Indoor personal services are not allowed to open in Alameda County at this time.

Yesterday, the State released its Blueprint for a Safer Economy, which replaces the monitoring list that was being used to identify when businesses are allowed to reopen. The new plan places counties into four different risk level categories. Alameda County is in the widespread risk level (purple). Lower risk levels include substantial (red), moderate (orange), and minimal (yellow).

widespread risk
The Blueprint includes guidelines for what types of activities are able to reopen at each risk level. However, it is important to remember that when two orders conflict, the stricter order applies. The current health order that applies in Alameda County was updated on August 21 to allow the limited outdoor personal services described above to reopen on August 28.

For outdoor personal services that are currently permitted, conditions for outdoor commercial usage have been developed by the City and must be followed. For hair salons, this requires all hair trimmings, dust, trash, and other debris to be contained within the confines of the operation, which may require a mesh tent and frequent cleaning. Solid wall tents, curtains, and walls are not allowed.

The State's Blueprint places additional restrictions on retail businesses operating in widespread risk areas like Alameda County. According to the County, starting Monday, August 31, all indoor retail must limit capacity to a maximum of 25%, except for grocery stores, which must limit capacity to a maximum of 50%.

As of today, the City of Alameda has 317 cases of COVID-19, and there are 17,847 cases in the County. Face coverings are required when you leave your home, and combined with physically distancing, washing hands frequently, and not gathering in groups will slow the spread of COVID-19 and allow more businesses and services to reopen safely. Please, wear a mask and be Alameda Strong!

07/13/2020

The Webster Tube closures for cleaning:

Monday night July 13th & Tuesday night July14th 10pm-4:30am. Reopens Wednesday July 15th.

06/20/2020

Now that Alameda is opening, stay safe. Wear your mask & social distance to protect yourself & others.

06/03/2020

We are all PEOPLE!

03/12/2020

We at Alameda Point Storage we are wiping down all office surfaces with Lysol. Our staff is wearing masks even though they are not sick. We wish you a healthy and safe time during this outbreak of the Corona virus.