I hope this finds you well.
Beginning tomorrow, March 3, Santa Clara County will allow a broader range of outdoor activities to resume, including indoor dining, now that we have moved into the Red Tier in the State of California's Blueprint for a Safer Economy.
The following changes are effective beginning March 3:- All activities authorized under the State’s Red Tier, including indoor dining, can resume in accordance with State capacity limits and safety protocols, including:
- Indoor dining at maximum 25% capacity or 100 people, whichever is fewer;
- Retail stores at maximum 50% capacity;
- Gyms and fitness centers at maximum 10% capacity;
- Movie theaters at maximum 25% capacity or 100 people, whichever is fewer; and
- Zoos, museums, and aquariums at 25% maximum indoor capacity.
- Sector and activity-specific local directives will no longer be in effect.
- The Mandatory Directive on Travel will no longer be in effect.
Although more activities are allowed under the Red Tier, indoor activities remain a much higher risk than outdoor activities. Everyone should continue to take every step possible to reduce the risk of exposure as much as possible.
To keep yourself, your family, your friends and neighbors, and our broader community safe, follow these core principles:
Stay outdoors. Outdoor activities are far safer than indoor ones.
Stay masked. Consistent use of face coverings both indoors and outdoors, especially double-masking, is very effective at preventing spread of the coronavirus.
Maintain at least 6-foot distance from others. Social distancing from those who do not live with you is effective at keeping the coronavirus away.
Avoid crowds. The fewer people you encounter and the fewer interactions you have, the lower the chance the virus will spread.
Get vaccinated when it is your turn. All federally approved vaccines work well and will help keep you, your family, and your friends safe.
It is also important for those who are at risk of exposure to COVID-19 to continue getting tested regularly. Testing is now more accessible than ever, with mobile testing buses going to new neighborhoods each week and saliva collection offered at pop-up sites to provide an easier, less invasive experience.
The County provides COVID-19 tests free of charge, regardless of immigration status, and no doctor’s note is needed. For people without COVID-19 symptoms, the County currently offers indoor and drive-through sites. People with symptoms are directed to drive-through sites to reduce the chance of getting others sick. All test sites are mapped on the County’s website at www.sccfreetest.org. The site is available in English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Chinese, and Tagalog. Information is also available by calling 2-1-1.
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