• Still looking for Attestation to be posted

    Health Officer Issues Order to Continue Shelter-In-Place

    Monterey County Health Officer, Dr Edward Moreno has issued a new Health Officer Order to continue Shelter-in-Place, dated May 26.  Once the California Department of Public Health posts on its website the County Health Officer’s COVID-19 Variance Attestation form this order allows for the businesses affected by the attestation to open.  Until the attestation is posted, the May 1 and May 8 Shelter in Place Orders remain in effect.

    This new Order aligns the County Health Officer Shelter-in-Place Order with State Stay-at-Home Order to fully join the State in Stage 2 and continue to move with the State through Stages 3 and 4.  The California Department of Public Health is reviewing the County Health Officer’s COVID-19 Variance Attestation form.

    When the State posts the Attestation, the following businesses and activities may resume in Monterey County.

    • Dine-in restaurants with modifications.
    • Hair salons and barber shops with modifications.
    • Businesses must establish a written, worksite-specific COVID-19 prevention plan, provide employee training, screen for symptoms of COVID-19, implement cleaning and disinfecting protocols and maintain physical distancing measures. State requirements for dine-in restaurants and hair salons and barber shops can be found at https://covid19.ca.gov/roadmap-counties/.

    –Monterey County Health Dept.

    https://www.co.monterey.ca.us/government/departments-a-h/health

    posted to Cedar Street Times on May 29, 2020

    Topics: Uncategorized

    Comments

    You must be logged in to post a comment.

  • Cedar Street’s Most Popular

  • Beach Report Card

    Loading...

    This is the Heal the Bay Beach Report Card for Monterey Peninsula beaches, which reports water quality grades, or when relevant, weather advisories. An A to F grade is assigned based on the health risks of swimming or surfing at that location. Look at the "dry" grade for all days except those "wet" days during and within 3 days after a rainstorm. Click here for more information on the Beach Report Card. Click the name of the beach when it pops up for more details, or choose a beach below.

    Asilomar • Carmel • Lovers Point • Municipal Wharf 2 (Monterey) • Upper Del Monte Beach (Monterey) • San Carlos Beach (Cannery Row) • Stillwater Cove (Pebble Beach) • Spanish Bay

    adapted from Heal the Bay, brc.healthebay.org
    subscribe via RSS
    stay safe on the go: app for iOS or Android