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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Jul 20

    To keep everyone safe, masks are now required in all indoor public spaces regardless of vaccination status. We've made much progress towards recovery, but the work isn't over. If you haven't yet, get your vaccine:

    Mask Guidance for Los Angeles
Effective Saturday, July 17 at 11:59 p.m. 

Masks are required in all indoor public settings and businesses, regardless of vaccination status due to the increased transmission of the COVID-19 Delta variant.

Wearing a mask when indoors reduces the risk of both getting and transmitting the virus.

More information at PublicHealth.LACounty.gov.
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  2. 3 hours ago

    To support L.A.'s Dreamers, the City will provide 500 students with a grant to pay their DACA application fee. Thank you to , the Foundation for the LA Community Colleges, & LACCD for your unwavering support & continued partnership.

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  3. 7 hours ago

    L.A. knows what investments in public transit, bridges, railways, water systems, & broadband means: a more resilient, sustainable, & prosperous city. Thanks to , we're nearing a deal that will be a game-changer for our quality of life & economy.

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  4. Retweeted

    Vaccine clinics like these are scheduled at 13 libraries through Aug 4. The vaccines are free and no appointment or insurance is required. No one will be asked about immigration status. View dates, times & locations:

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  5. Jul 28

    Protect yourself and others — mask up indoors. All of the actions we take now will determine how quickly we recover from this pandemic.

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  6. Jul 28

    In response to the recent DACA decision, I joined to call on Congress to prioritize and deliver a pathway to citizenship for our immigrant communities — our Dreamers, TPS holders, farmworkers, and essential workers. Read our letter:

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  7. Jul 28

    A citywide Wireless Emergency Alert will be sent today with info on how eligible residents can receive the vaccine and get tested for COVID-19 in . We need to get as many people vaccinated as possible to beat this virus. Find a vax site:

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  8. Jul 27

    Council President and I announced tonight that all workers will be required to be vaccinated or get tested weekly for COVID-19. This is a necessary step to keep our City running and protect all Angelenos.

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  9. Jul 27

    L.A. is experiencing a rise in COVID-19 infections due to the highly infectious Delta variant. Please join me for the latest information on how you can continue to protect yourself and others.

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  10. Jul 27

    I couldn't be more proud of our GRYD Surge Ambassador program and the tireless efforts of the Peace Ambassadors who lead by de-escalating violence. Thanks to them, we are making L.A. neighborhoods safer for all.

    Mayor Eric Garcetti meets with GRYD Ambassadors at their training session.
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  11. Jul 27

    Over the weekend, I visited our mobile vaccine clinic Market where Angelenos received their free vaccine. With mobile sites like this, getting the vaccine is easier than ever. Get your vaccine at one of 900+ vax sites in L.A. County:

    Mayor Eric Garcetti visits the pop-up mobile vax clinic at San Pedro Fish Market where free COVID testing and vaccines are being offered to the public.
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  12. Retweeted
    Jul 27

    TONIGHT! Join , , & more for our next Know Your Rights & Bystander Intervention training at 5:30 PM. Learn your rights & resources to stand up to hate, resources to keep schools hate-free, and how to intervene. RSVP now at

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  13. Jul 26

    Small businesses impacted by the pandemic can get assistance through Los Angeles BusinessSource Centers, including: ✅One-on-one consulting ✅Small business financing ✅Workforce development Many services are offered at low to no cost. Learn more:

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  14. Jul 25

    Today, we mourn the loss of one of the greatest crusaders for civil rights, access to education, and the pursuit of justice. Bob Moses will always be remembered as one of the most courageous leaders in American history. Rest in Power.

    Educator and civil rights activist, Robert Parris Moses

Photo: Princeton Public Library
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  15. Jul 25

    Last week, I met with community faith leaders to express gratitude for the wisdom, perseverance, faith, and guidance they’ve shared with all of us throughout this pandemic.

    Mayor Eric Garcetti meets with community faith leaders at Getty House.
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  16. Retweeted
    Jul 24

    Today , Executive Director Gene Seroka, Chief Tom Gazsi, and Harbor Commissioner visited a pop-up COVID-19 vaccine site at on the . This pop-up site is open every Saturday in July from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

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  17. Jul 24

    We’re seeing a surge in COVID-19 cases, & unvaccinated people are most at risk. I stopped by a pop-up vax event in Leimert Park today where Angelenos got vaccinated for free right in their neighborhood — you can, too. Find a site like this near you:

    Mayor Eric Garcetti speaks at pop-up vax event hosted by St. Johns, L.A. Chamber of Commerce, and Community Build to encourage South L.A. residents to get vaccinated.
    L.A. resident receives the vaccine at pop-up vax event in South L.A.
    St. John's staff at check-in table for pop-up vax event in South L.A.
    Mayor Eric Garcetti greets St. John's staff member at pop-up vax event in South L.A.
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  18. Jul 23

    We launched Slow Streets with during the pandemic to calm traffic on residential streets. Recently, the first permanent Slow Street was installed in South L.A. with plans to make more temporary locations permanent so Angelenos can walk, run, & bike safely.

    LADOT installed Slow Streets throughout Los Angeles to calm traffic on residential streets so Angelenos could enjoy time outdoors during the pandemic.
    LADOT installed Slow Streets throughout Los Angeles to calm traffic on residential streets so Angelenos could enjoy time outdoors during the pandemic.
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  19. Retweeted
    Jul 23

    This Saturday, July 24, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m., will host a pop up COVID-19 vaccine site at on the . Vaccines are FREE and no appointment is required. Pfizer (Dose 1 or 2) and J&J shots will be administered by .

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  20. Jul 23

    Enjoyed meeting with President at to celebrate our international space partnership with Madrid, including the Deep Space Network, a worldwide network of American spacecraft communication facilities.

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  21. Retweeted
    Jul 22

    Need to get vaccinated at home? Call the Vaccine Call Center at 833-540-0473 between 8 AM and 8:30 PM, any day of the week, for assistance.

    A nurse going to provide an at-home vaccination
    a woman received her vaccine at home
    the nurse fills out a vaccine card
    the vaccinated woman holds up her vaccine card
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