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view allCounty Health Officer Opens COVID-19 Vaccine to Residents Ages 65 and Older
Orange County residents ages 65 and older are now eligible to be vaccinated against COVID-19. Learn More »
Extended Regional Stay-at-Home Order
State officials have extended the regional stay home order for Southern California, which includes Orange County and affects Westminster. The order is extended until the ICU bed capacity returns to 15 percent or higher. Learn More »
Westminster Crossing Artist Selected!
Thank you to everyone that participated in our online survey to help us select an artist for the Westminster Crossing project. Learn More »
Free At-Home Covid-19 Test Kits
Free saliva-based Covid-19 test kits are available for all Orange County residents. Order yours today! Learn More »
Regional Stay-at-Home Order to Take Effect
By 11:59 p.m. Sunday, December 6, select businesses, including those in Westminster, must comply with new modifications and closures Learn More »
City Hall and Other City Facilities to Temporarily Close Walk-in Hours
In response to Orange County’s movement into the State of California’s most restrictive tier, and for the safety of the community, City Hall and other facilities will temporarily close walk-in hours. Staff will be available for telephone or electronic services. Learn More »
Winter 2021 Brochure - Online Only!
Click below for our latest Newsletter & Recreation Guide. Please note - this season's brochure is online only and will not be mailed. Learn More »
Outdoor Playgrounds Remain Open
To promote and protect the physical and mental well-being of people in California, outdoor recreation facilities including outdoor playgrounds may continue to operate. Learn More »
State Issues Curfew and Limited Stay-at-Home Order
Beginning 10 p.m. Nov. 21, any person who is not conducting essential business or activity must stay at home between the hours of 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. daily. Learn More »
Notice for Resuming Penalties and Fines
Starting July 1, 2020, penalties and interest for late payments of utilities and parking citations and business license fees will incur. Learn More »