San Franciscans took our Stay Home order seriously, and as a result we flattened the curve and prevented a widespread COVID-19 outbreak.
Here's our timeline and plan for how we're going to gradually reopen, using data and additional safety precautions: sf.gov/reopening
Here's our timeline and plan for how we're going to gradually reopen, using data and additional safety precautions: sf.gov/reopening
As long as we continue our progress, restaurants can offer outdoor dining, retail businesses can allow customers to shop inside with modifications, and more outdoor activities can resume on June 15th. We plan to allow more activities and businesses to resume in July and August.
As we begin to go out into the community more, we need to take additional precautions.
Starting tomorrow, we will be requiring face coverings when you're out of your home and around people outside of your household, both indoors and outdoors.
More info: sf.gov/information/ma…
Starting tomorrow, we will be requiring face coverings when you're out of your home and around people outside of your household, both indoors and outdoors.
More info: sf.gov/information/ma…
Face coverings do not take the place of practicing physical distancing, washing your hands frequently, and cleaning high-touch surfaces.
But they do help to protect from viral transmission and are a necessary step as we begin to allow more activities and businesses to resume.
But they do help to protect from viral transmission and are a necessary step as we begin to allow more activities and businesses to resume.
We've all had to adjust to our new way of life, and countless people have made major sacrifices as a result of this pandemic.
We'll continue to do everything we can to support you as we move forward, while continuing to prioritize the health and safety of all our residents.
We'll continue to do everything we can to support you as we move forward, while continuing to prioritize the health and safety of all our residents.
You can watch our live announcement here:
