Today (1/25), the California Department of Public Health lifted the Stay at Home Order for the Bay Area Region upon projections that ICU bed capacity will continue to increase. Alameda County now returns to the Purple Tier of California’s Blueprint for a Safer Economy (see attached press release).
What does this mean for you?
Gatherings: Small outdoor limited duration gatherings of no more than three households are allowed under the State guidelines. Those participating in a small gathering should wear a face covering and social distance. Anyone who is at high risk or is experiencing symptoms, should not participate. Large gatherings are not permitted.
Business Activity Guidance:
Outdoors only, with modifications
- Campgrounds
- Cardrooms and Racetracks
- Family Entertainment Centers and Movie Theaters
- Gyms
- Museums
- Places of Worship and Cultural Ceremonies
- Restaurants, Wineries, and Tasting Rooms
- Zoos and Aquariums
Indoors, with modifications
- Hair Salons and Barbershops
- Hotels and Lodging (indoor gyms and fitness studios remain closed)
- Personal Care Services, including Massage, Nail Salons and Skin Care Services
- Grocery Stores may increase capacity to 50 percent
- Other Retail may increase capacity to 25 percent
Learn more about the State’s Industry Guidance:
https://covid19.ca.gov/industry-guidance/
As Alameda County continues to move through the State’s Blueprint for a Safer Economy, the County Health Director recommends residents stay at home as much as possible, social distance and continue to wear face coverings.
Stay safe, Fremont!
