During the May 6 daily briefing, Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger and Public Health officials announced the County’s first phased re-opening of the COVID-19 pandemic Stay-at-Home Order. A limited number of businesses and resources will be able to open on Friday, May 8, with appropriate safeguards in place:
- Florists, toy stores, bookstores, clothing stores, music stores, and sporting goods stores (Curbside pickup only. Must adhere to physical distancing and infection control protocols.)
- Car dealership showrooms (Must adhere to physical distancing and infection control protocols.)
- Golf courses (Pro shops closed. Concession stands and restaurants are take-out only. Must adhere to physical distancing and infection control protocols.)
- Trails (Must adhere to physical distancing. Must use cloth face covering.)
Although some retail businesses may open, indoor shopping malls will not be open. There will be no in-store shopping allowed.
The County Department of Public Health will allow other businesses to open as soon as they can guarantee that safety guidelines are in place to ensure the safety of staff and their customers.
View the LA County Roadmap to Recovery with the different phases of re-opening and benchmarks that must be achieved.
View the complete May 6 County briefing.
For more information, see the County press release at:
http://publichealth.lacounty.gov/phcommon/public/media/mediapubdetail.cfm?unit=media&ou=ph&prog=media&cur=cur&prid=2361&row=25&start=1