COVID-19 (2019 Novel Coronavirus) Updates

COVID-19 Counts as of July 7, 2020: Citrus Heights has 177 confirmed cases and 9 deaths. Opens in new window

The COVID-19 situation is constantly evolving, and your City of Citrus Heights Staff and Officials continue to closely monitor updates from the Sacramento County Public Health Department and Office of Emergency Services.

Our Staff is in constant contact with regional, state, and federal-level senior officials. For updates from City Hall, click here, or use the buttons below to navigate to various resources.

Visit Sacramento County’s Website for up-to-date COVID-19 health information, including details about the latest Public Health Order for all individuals living in the County (including Citrus Heights).

Sacramento County Public Health requests that anyone who has recently gathered with members outside of their household – at protests, birthday parties, graduations, etc. – get tested. Please click here to learn about free COVID-19 testing.


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Please note that daily count numbers come from the Sacramento County Public Health Department, and are based on confirmed cases that the County has tracked. Sacramento County Public Health has a COVID-19 hotline available to Sacramento County residents: 916.875.2400. The hotline assists with general questions, referrals for frequently asked questions, specimen (testing) collection appointments, guidance on whether a business is essential or non-essential, and more. For a statewide perspective, visit the California’s COVID-19 Coronavirus Response website.