“With vaccination and continued face-covering in certain settings, we can feel comfortable safely enjoying the opportunities that reopening allows.” “I encourage everyone to respect and support each other and our businesses as we move forward into this new era together,” said Dr.
#Blueprint for a safer economy verification
State guidance specifies that businesses may allow patrons to self-attest they are in compliance, may request verification of vaccination or may require all patrons to wear face coverings. In addition healthcare settings, including long-term care facilities and detention centers, homeless shelters, emergency shelters, and cooling centers.Īdditionally, State guidance requires face coverings for those who have not been vaccinated (with exceptions for those who have a medical or mental health condition that prevents wearing a mask) in indoor public settings and businesses such as retail, theaters, and offices serving the public. We can all play a role in ending the pandemic for good and ensuring COVID-19 never puts us through this again.”Īt this time, face coverings continue to be required for everyone in some settings, such as public transit, indoor K-12 schools, and childcare settings. “I thank everyone who has worked hard to slow the spread of disease and is rolling up their sleeves to get vaccinated. “While the pandemic is not fully behind us, today marks the start of a brighter new chapter for our community,” said Dr. The County of San Luis Obispo will be referring to the State’s Public Health Officer Order and will not be issuing more restrictive local guidance.
In most settings, according to the San Luis Obispo County Office of Public Health says that people who are fully vaccinated will no longer be required to wear face coverings. With this change, almost all sectors of the economy are able to return to pre-pandemic capacity limits. 15, the state lifted all capacity and physical distancing restrictions for most businesses and activities. SAN LUIS OBISPO - After over a year like none other, California officially retires its Blueprint for a Safer Economy tier system and begins to fully reopen. Governor establishes a timeline to wind down COVID-related executive orders
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