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Joint Statement of the Bay Area Health Officers on Ongoing Partnership in Reopening Activity While Continuing to Protect the Community

Everyone in Berkeley should shelter in place except for activities permitted by a May 18 health order,, which allowed additional businesses such as curbside retail pickup, manufacturing, and logistics to resume. 

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Childcare, camps available to more workers under new shelter in place order

Facilities will need to use disease prevention guidelines to increase safety

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Tennis and pickleball courts reopen for singles play only

Progress in containing COVID-19 allows for more activities to resume

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As COVID-19 cases stabilize, curbside retail and manufacturing can re-open

Heightened urgency to use physical distancing, face coverings and cleaning protocols

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Joint Statement from Bay Area Health Officers Regarding Significant Progress on COVID-19 Indicators and Next Steps for Reopening

Thanks to the steadfast commitment of our residents to stay home, practice social distancing, and follow public health guidance, we have seen sustained progress on several key indicators regarding containment of COVID-19.

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Support your mental health by maintaining social connections while staying home

Ways to stay connected with family, friends, and community

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Food resources available for those in need

If the COVID-19 outbreak has left you struggling to afford food for yourself or your family, know that there are ways to get bagged groceries, buy food on your own and benefit from specialized programs for seniors, school-aged kids and mothers of young children.

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City of Berkeley’s shelter-in-place order is still in effect

Curbside pickup only allowed for essential businesses and outdoor businesses