The community has done a great job complying with the shelter in place orders, which is why the health officer can allow these reopenings to occur. However, with these reopenings,…
read moreYes. In addition to the statewide order, which can be found at Blueprint for a Safer Economy, the health officer’s order remains in effect. All residents must comply with the…
read moreThis order aligns with the governor’s stay-at-home order, which also does not have an end date. It provides flexibility to modify the order as conditions require. It is based on…
read moreThis order aligns with the governor’s stay-at-home order, which also does not have an end date. It provides flexibility to modify the order as conditions require. It is based on…
read moreYes. The health officer may issue new orders as the public health situation changes.
read moreIt’s mandatory. This is a legal order issued under the authority of California law. You are required to comply and it is a crime (a misdemeanor) not to follow the…
read moreThe state has not allowed counties to lift shelter in place orders. Certain high-risk businesses and activities are still not allowed by the state. Indoor gatherings are still prohibited, with…
read moreLegal authority for county health officer orders addressing the COVID-19 pandemic is in the California Health and Safety Code, sections 101040 and 120175, which grants broad powers to the health…
read moreThis order replaces the June 5, 2020, shelter-in-place order C19-14 and amendment 1 so that additional businesses may reopen. This order was effective at 12:01 a.m. on June 19, 2020,…
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