Health Order
San Diego County and California public health officials have issued orders to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The County order is in effect until further notice.
San Diego County Public Health Order (PDF)
Updated Sept. 29, 2020. Revision adds 13d, regarding
playgrounds.
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Previous Health Orders
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- Public Health Order Effective Date 03.13.20
- Public Health Order Effective Date 03.29.20
- Public Health Order Effective Date 04.09.20
- Public Health Order Effective Date 04.10.20
- Public Health Order Effective Date 04.24.20
- Public Health Order Effective Date 04.27.20
- Public Health Order Effective Date 05.01.20
- Public Health Order Effective Date 05.08.20
- Public Health Order Effective Date 05.09.20
- Public Health Order Effective Date 05.10.20
- Public Health Order Effective Date 05.21.20
- Public Health Order Effective Date 05.22.20
- Public Health Order Effective Date 05.27.20
- Public Health Order Effective Date 06.02.20
- Public Health Order Effective Date 06.04.20
- Public Health Order Effective Date 06.16.20
- Public Health Order Effective Date 06.19.20
- Public Health Order Effective Date 07.01.20
- Public Health Order Effective Date 07.07.20
- Public Health Order Effective Date 07.15.20
- Public Health Order Effective Date 07.21.20
- Public Health Order Effective Date 07.30.20
- Public Health Order Effective Date 08.08.20
- Public Health Order Effective Date 08.22.20
- Public Health Order Effective Date 09.01.20
- Public Health Order Effective Date 09.10.20
- Public Health Order Effective Date 09.25.20
Report
General Public: To report businesses or organizations that are open and have been ordered to close, or otherwise not following health order, call (858) 694-2900 or email:
SafeReopeningComplianceTeam@sdcounty.ca.gov
School Administrators and Employers: To notify the County of a person (employee or student) with COVID-19 at your site, complete the online COVID-19 Notification Form or call (888) 950-9905. Please have the following information ready: person's name, date of birth, and contact information.
What's open, what's not, and current restrictions for businesses and other activities.
What the orders mean
- Everyone should stay home except to take care of essential needs, go to an essential job, go to reopened businesses or go out for exercise.
- Practice social distancing. Keep at least six feet away from other people unless they’re household members. Avoid gatherings of any size.
- You need to have a face covering when leaving home and wear it when you're within six feet of anyone not a household member, or when in most indoor public places. More details about face coverings
- It is strongly
recommended you stay home, unless you need medical care, if:
- You are over 65 years old
- Have a chronic underlying health condition
- Have a compromised immune system
- Have mild to moderate symptoms of COVID-19
Additional health orders
California public health order (PDF)
Order of State Public Health Officer, Aug. 28 (PDF)
List of essential critical infrastructure workers (PDF)
Isolation
Isolation of people with or
likely to have COVID-19 (PDF)
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Isolation Instructions for Coronavirus Disease 2019
(COVID-19)
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Quarantine
Quarantine of people
exposed to COVID-19 (PDF)
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Quarantine Guidance for Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Close
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San Diego County health orders for cruise ships (PDFs) Disembarkation | Docking
Why are we doing this?
The goal is to slow the spread of the virus and to make sure the healthcare system is able to care for all patients.
Since we don’t yet have a vaccine to prevent or medicine to treat COVID-19, preventing the spread of the virus to new people is critical. In addition to social distancing, other protective measures everyone must take include:
- Wash your hands often
- Don’t touch your face
- Clean highly used household surfaces often
- Wear a face covering
when within six feet of people not in your household
Stay Home, Stop the Spread and Save Lives
Visit Live Well @ Home for tips and strategies to stay healthy in both mind and body while staying at home.
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