7/10/2020: CDCR announces additional actions to reduce population and maximize space systemwide to address COVID-19. CDCR will consider medical risk, case factors, and time served, among other factors, in determining whether to expedite release for those identified in this cohort. For all those releasing under these efforts, CDCR is making victim notifications in accordance with all CDCR procedures and state law. Also, a message by the men of LAC, discussing important safety practices and asking family members to also stay safe, will be posted by CRJW and shared by CDCR social media accounts as well, later in the week. The women of CIW shared a video with community supporters and also show appreciation for the messages received on this video. 7/7/2020: Condemned inmate David Reed pronounced deceased from what appear to be complications related to COVID-19 (30th death statewide).

(75th and 76th incarcerated person deaths). 9/24/2020: A new Guidance for State Employees on COVID-19 was issued. Implemented mandatory verbal and temperature screenings for staff before they enter any institutions and other CDCR work sites. Population COVID-19 Tracking This tracker is best viewed on a desktop and not on a mobile device. 7/5/2020: Two incarcerated people from San Quentin (27th and 28th deaths statewide) die at outside hospitals from what appear to be complications related to COVID-19.

These communications are geared towards both staff and the population, which kicked off with educational posters being shipped to the institution.

7/11/2020: Two incarcerated persons from San Quentin State Prison was pronounced deceased from what appear to be complications related to COVID-19 (32nd and 33rd deaths statewide). 4/28/2020: Inmates in tablet pilot program at five institutions to be provided free access to expanded programs effective May 4. 8/11/2020: CDCR and telephone provider GTL partner to offer the adult incarcerated population two free calling days for the month of August. LAC recorded a video of the importance in taking precautions. 7/8/2020: California State Prison-Los Angeles County (LAC), California State Prison-Sacramento (SAC), and Folsom State Prison (FOL) conducted mandatory staff testing. Estimates of 8,000 inmates could be eligible for release by end of August, in addition to the state’s reduction of about 10,000 persons since the start of the pandemic. CDCR issued a press release on his death. No additional information is being provided to protect individual medical privacy. 8/3/2020: A general population inmate from San Quentin State Prison was pronounced deceased on Aug. 3 from what appears to be complications related to COVID-19 (50th incarcerated person death). 6/22/2020: Mandatory 14-day modified programming implemented to limit movement of the incarcerated population and staff between and throughout all institutions. This is the 26th incarcerated person assigned to CIM to be identified as a COVID-related death.

Sharing emotional videos from loved ones on the outside, with the men of California State Prison, Los Angeles County and the women of California Institution for Women. 8/11/2020: On July 14, CDCR set up four tents (capacity of 40) at Folsom State Prison as a proactive isolation/quarantine housing option. 10/29/2020: An incarcerated person from Chuckawalla Valley State Prison (CVSP) died on Oct. 28 at an outside hospital from what appears to be complications related to COVID-19 (78th incarcerated person death). 8/28/2020: An incarcerated person from Correctional Training Facility (CTF) died on Aug. 20 at an outside hospital from what appear to be complications related to COVID-19 (58th incarcerated person death). 7/7/2020: All incarcerated persons being released from San Quentin will be offered housing in the community through Project Hope. Current number of active staff cases: 466, Current number of COVID-19 related staff deaths: 10, © Copyright 2020 California Department of Corrections & Rehabilitation, Link to California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation website, California City Correctional Facility (CAC), California Correctional Institution (CCI), Central California Women’s Facility (CCWF), Richard A. McGee Correctional Training Center, Galt (CTC), California State Prison, Los Angeles County (LAC), Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility (RJD), California State Prison, Sacramento (SAC), Substance Abuse Treatment Facility (SATF), Northern California Youth Correctional Center (NCYCC), OH Close Youth Correctional Facility (OH Close), NA Chaderjian Youth Correctional Facility (NAC), CDCR/CCHCS Worksite Location —Los Angeles County, CDCR/CCHCS Worksite Location—Sacramento County, CDCR/CCHCS Worksite Location—San Bernardino County, CDCR/CCHCS Worksite Location — San Diego County, CDCR/CCHCS Worksite Location —San Joaquin County, CDCR/CCHCS Worksite Location – Orange County, CDCR/CCHCS Worksite Location – Santa Clara County, CDCR/CCHCS Worksite Location – San Luis Obispo County, CDCR/CCHCS Worksite Location – Solano County, CDCR/CCHCS Worksite Location – Ventura County, CDCR/CCHCS Worksite Location – Santa Barbara County, CDCR/CCHCS Worksite Location – Stanislaus County, CDCR/CCHCS Worksite Location – Tulare County, CDCR/CCHCS Worksite Location – Monterey County, CDCR/CCHCS Worksite Location – Mendocino County, CDCR/CCHCS Worksite Location – Riverside County, CDCR/CCHCS Worksite Location – Fresno County, CDCR/CCHCS Worksite Location – Imperial County, May 30—Staff member from California Rehabilitation Center, June 3—Staff member from Ironwood State Prison, July 11—Staff member from North Kern State Prison, July 25—Staff member from California Correctional Institution, July 26—Staff member from Centinela State Prison, July 26—Staff member from Central California Women’s Facility, July 31—Staff member from California Institution for Women, Aug. 2—Staff member from Valley State Prison, Aug. 9—Staff member from San Quentin State Prison, Oct. 4—Staff member from Wasco State Prison.

Deemed high risk for COVID-19 complications by CCHCS, Have an assessment indicating a low risk for violence. Coronavirus: Latest news. Implemented measures to support increased physical distancing, including reducing the number of people who use common spaces at the same time, transferring people out of lower level dorms to celled housing, and erecting tents to create alternate housing and care sites. As this authorization exists in state law and therefore does not require a regulation change, CDCR must follow the exclusions outlined in the law, which means those serving life without the possibility of parole and people who are condemned are not eligible for credit earning. This is the 2nd incarcerated person assigned to FSP to be identified as a COVID-related death. “These actions are taken to provide for the health and safety of the incarcerated population and staff,” CDCR Secretary Ralph Diaz said. This memo reinforces memos sent April 15 and June 11. All individuals will be tested for COVID-19 within seven days of release. Safarino was later determined to be COVID-positive and his death was determined to be COVID-related on Sept. 28. 7/7/2020: San Quentin’s California Prison Industry Authority Furniture warehouse to be renovated into 220-bed alternative care site to treat COVID-19 patients at the institution. 7/23/2020: County jail intake suspension extended to Aug. 9, 2020.

The department estimates up to 8,000 currently incarcerated persons could be eligible for release by end of August under these new measures, further decompressing facilities. 7/4/2020: An incarcerated person from San Quentin (26th death statewide) dies at outside hospital from what appear to be complications related to COVID-19. 7/14/2020: An incarcerated person from the California Institution For Men was pronounced deceased from what appear to be complications related to COVID-19 (36th death statewide). 9/1/2020: CDCR, CCHCS partner with Center for Restorative Justice Works (CRJW) to share family messaging. Those who do not comply with the mandate face progressive disciplinary action. In order to be eligible, inmates must meet the following criteria: CDCR is also reviewing for release incarcerated persons with 365 days or less to serve on their sentence, and who reside within identified institutions that house large populations of high-risk patients.

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