Unvaccinated first responders will need to receive their first dose of the COVID vaccine by March 1 and complete their primary series no later than April 15. This Order requires that all Law Enforcement, Fire, and EMS personnel who work in Higher-Risk Settings or routinely interact with the public to be Fully Vaccinated and strongly recommends they obtain boosters when they become eligible. Requiring COVID-19 Vaccination of Law Enforcement, Fire and EMS personnel in higher-risk settingsĭate of updated and amended order: April 14, 2022 CDPH's Isolation and Quarantine Guidance.A Marin Public Health order mandates that county residents and businesses comply with the CDPH isolation and quarantine guidance.
While Marin County is one of the most highly vaccinated counties in California, COVID-19 continues to pose a risk, especially to residents of the County who are not fully vaccinated. PDF: Printable "Marin County Public Health strongly recommends everyone wear a mask indoors, regardless of vaccination status" signs in English and Spanish.State and local correctional facilities and detention centers.Masks continue to be strongly recommended for all individuals, regardless of vaccination status, in all indoor public spaces.Īdditionally, everyone must wear masks in the following settings, regardless of vaccination status: Although the state indoor masking mandate lifted as of February 16, 2022, which required universal indoor masking regardless of vaccination status, CDPH face covering guidance remains in effect.
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