What can open now, and how can we reopen safely?

Find the state's Blueprint for a Safer Economy and industry specific guidance. Required modifications are listed in the guidance and checklists.

Schools

Schools are not universally affected by a county's change in tiers, though they may decide to move to distance learning for a variety of reasons, including availability of staff. Regardless of what tier a county falls into, it is recommended that a K-12 school closes when at least 5% of staff and students test positive for COVID-19 within 14 days, and school districts should close if one-quarter of schools in the districts are closed due to COVID-19 cases.

Local Guidance

Trick-or-treating and other fall celebrations

We Can Help!

If you need technical assistance creating your business checklist, or if you have questions, email COVID19@co.shasta.ca.us.

Need personal protective equipment?

The California Office of Emergency Services has partnered with the California Manufacturing and Technology Association to connect businesses with PPE manufacturers. You can order supplies at www.safelymakingca.org.

For Consumers

• Consumer Physical Distancing Checklist
• Lista de verificación del consumidor para prácticas de distanciamiento físico y limpieza ambiental

Business Resources

• Playbook for a safe reopening
• Printable signs
• The Business and Community Engagement Team is here to help you open safely. Hear about what they can do for you.
• Guidance for responding to an outbreak in the workplace
• Show off the star: After you have made and implemented a site-specific plan, self-certify your business as a Shasta Star location to let the public know you have a plan to operate safely.

Questions about any of this? Our team can help. Email COVID19@co.shasta.ca.us.

List of Star Program Participants

History: The Shasta County Roadmap to Recovery, created in May, is a path toward re-opening the county. This is our attestation to the state and the Board of Supervisors approved a letter of support.