For more information, see the state’s Safely Reopening California webpage. Youth settings - including K-12 schools, day camps, overnight camps and childcare - must continue to follow applicable state guidance. Gatherings/events FAQ (PDF) Guidance for Mega-Eventsįor information on requirements for mega-events (5,000 people or more), please refer to CDPH’s Beyond the Blueprint for Industry and Business Sectors guidance document. Scroll down for printable signage to display at your business, to notify the public of your masking policy. Workplaces will continue to follow the COVID-19 prevention standards set by CalOSHA. These include indoor locations in K-12 schools, childcare and health care settings, public transportation and transit hubs, correctional facilities, homeless shelters and long-term, adult and senior care settings. In specific higher risk settings, the California Department of Public Health continues to require masks be worn by all individuals, regardless of vaccination status. Those who are unvaccinated must still wear masks in all indoor public spaces after Feb. For more information, read the Order of the Health Officer of the County of Humboldt Rescinding Local Face Covering Orders.
Humboldt County aligned with the state and let its local indoor mask order expire at the same time. Guidance for Facial CoveringsĬalifornia’s indoor mask mandate expired on Feb.
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The State Public Health Officer Order of June 11 outlines ongoing safety measures, and the State Public Health Officer Order of July 26 outlines vaccination verification or testing requirements for state employees and employees in specified health care and high-risk congregate settings.
Gavin Newsom, removing nearly all COVID-19 safety precautions for residents and businesses throughout the state. California’s “Stay Home Order” and the “Blueprint for a Safer Economy” have been lifted by Gov.
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