California's Mask Mandate Ends. Did Orange County Ever Follow It? What the End of COVID-19 Emergency Declarations Means for Employers Ghaly said enforcement would likely be stronger in some places than others, but he urged Californians to heed the warnings and wear masks. In announcing the change on social media Monday, Gov. But Noymer pointed to the number of deaths so far in July and said, "That's a lot of deaths for a respiratory virus in the summertime.''. 5 min read. While supervisors wear masks during their meetings on the dais, waves of residents who speak during public comment in a separate room are unmasked while county officials dont push residents to wear them while theyre indoors. But since then, county governments covering about half of the states population have imposed their own indoor mask mandates as case rates surged with new variants. That emergency declaration will remain in place until either Newsom lifts it or the state Legislature votes to end it. According to the state, the following individuals are exempt from wearing masks at all times: Persons younger than two years old. Some parents think school boards and districts can make those decisions, Pulver said. The Orders and Strong Recommendations contained in this document are necessary and the least restrictive preventive measures to control and reduce the spread of COVID-19 in Orange County, help preserve critical and limited health care capacity in Orange County and save the lives of Orange County residents. The Orders contained in this document may be enforced by the Orange County Sheriff or Chiefs of Police pursuant to California Health and Safety Code section 101029, and California Government Code sections 26602 and 41601. Getting Free At-Home COVID Tests In CA: 5 Things To Know, Vaccine Mandate Proposed For CA Schoolchildren: Readers Weigh In, Free N95 Masks Available At CA CVS, Costco And Walgreens Soon. Among the changes announced by the California Department of Public Health is the end of statewide mask requirements in healthcare and other indoor high-risk settings including correctional. County parents have also been rallying at school board meetings against masks and people have been holding protests against mask requirements. Starting April 3, masks will no longer be required in. Members of the public are no longer required to wear a mask/facial covering when entering Court facilities regardless of vaccination status, but the use of masks/face coverings is still strongly recommended by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the California Department of Public Health (CDPH)
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