The Greater Sacramento area is free from a stay-at-home application
Governor Gavin Newsom announced Tuesday that the Greater Sacramento area has been cleared out of the state’s stay-in-home order. „We are starting to see some stability in each of the intensive care units as well as stabilization in our positivity rate. We, too, are starting to see the rate of growth in hospitalizations decline.” „Today, immediately, we’re pulling the Sacramento area out of the stay-at-home system.” The director moves counties in the greater Sacramento area into a tiered system, easing reopening restrictions based on hospitalization and relocation rates The California governor made the announcement on Twitter hours after several county officials said the state would raise stay-at-home orders later on Tuesday. The decision to decontaminate the area is based on a four-week forecast of 19.1% of ICU capacity. The Sacramento County Council elected a supervisor to President Sue Frost said. According to state guidelines, the district must be above 15% to exit home stay applications. Frost said the announcement was made during a meeting on Tuesday. „This is the first step back to reopening our province. Find a new Public Health Order from the Department of Public Health and more details later today!” Frost wrote in a Facebook post that a revised Sacramento County health order is expected tomorrow that would reopen some internal and external operations in light of reduced operational capacity. Sacramento Mayor Daryl Steinberg also commented on Newsom’s announcement, reminding people to stay vigilant and socially distant until We can follow our recovery. „The Butte County Department of Public Health also announced the same news in a statement.” With the RSAHO (Regional Stay-at-Home Orders) lifted, it is important to note that the system based on the “Safer Economy Blueprint” level remains in effect. There are four levels that define businesses and activities that can be opened based on the case rate and the positivity rate. ” Counties affected by this change include: Sacramento Pleaser, El Dorado, Sierra, Nevada, Boot Plumas, Colossa, Albin, Madur Yuba Sutter
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Tuesday that the Greater Sacramento area has been cleared out of the state’s stay-at-home system.
„We are starting to see some stability in both the intensive care units as well as stability in our positivity rate,” Newsom said. „Today, immediately, we’re pulling the Sacramento area out of the stay-at-home system.”
Outlet Moves counties in the Greater Sacramento area into a tiered system, easing reopening restrictions based on hospitalization and transition rates.
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The California governor announced on Twitter hours after several county officials announced that the state would lift stay-at-home orders later on Tuesday.
Sue Frost said the decision to decontaminate the area was based on a four-week forecast of 19.1% of ICU capacity, according to the Sacramento County’s newly elected chair of supervisors. According to state guidelines, the district must be above 15% to exit home stay applications. Frost said the announcement was made at a meeting on Tuesday.
„This is the first step back to reopening our province. Find a new Public Health Order from the Department of Public Health and more details later today!” Frost wrote in a Facebook post.
County officials said a revised Sacramento County health order is expected tomorrow that will reopen some internal and external operations as operational capacity drops.
Sacramento Mayor Daryl Steinberg commented on the Newsom announcement, reminding people to „stay vigilant and socially distant so that we can continue our recovery.”
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The Bot County Public Health Department also announced the same news in a statement.
“With the RSAHO (regional stay-at-home orders) raised, it is important to note that a scheme of a system based on a safer economy level is still in effect. There are four levels that define which business activities and activities may be open based on status rate and positivity rate.”
The provinces affected by this change include:
- Sacramento
- Placer
- Golden
- Mountain range
- Nevada
- Bot
- feathers
- Colossa
- Yulu
- Alps
- Amador
- Yuba
- Sutter