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Indoors: Face coverings continue to be required regardless of vaccination status in indoor settings outside of ones home, including public transportation.
Masks mandatory as of Monday in County facilities, regardless of vaccination status. Redwood City Visitors to all indoor County of San Mateo facilities will be required to wear a face covering as of Monday, July 26, due to a troubling rise in coronavirus cases.
The county effective immediately moves to the second stage (red) of the states four-tiered, color-coded reopening system. This means indoor restaurants, gyms, movie theaters and places of worship may now open with restrictions in San Mateo County.
The County has expanded these requirements and currently requires all County employees not already covered by one of the State Public Health Officer Orders to submit proof of vaccination.
Indoors: Face coverings continue to be required regardless of vaccination status in indoor settings outside of ones home, including public transportation.
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The county effective immediately moves to the second stage (red) of the states four-tiered, color-coded reopening system.
People with symptoms, a positive test, or exposure to someone with COVID-19 should wear a mask.Mask-wearing exemptions Children under two years old, due to the risk of suffocation. People with: People for whom seeing the mouth is essential for communication:
San Mateo County Moved into Orange Tier With the risk from coronavirus now officially declared moderate, the county moves into the less-restrictive orange Tier 3 in the states four-tier, color-coded plan for reducing COVID-19 with criteria for loosening and tightening restrictions on activities.
San Mateo County Moved into Red Tier.
Californias students are required to be immunized against 10 serious communicable diseases diphtheria, Haemophilus influenzae Type B (bacterial meningitis), measles, mumps, pertussis (whooping cough), polio, rubella, tetanus, hepatitis B and chicken pox if they want to attend public or private schools in person

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