Oregon
Please find the information below based on Oregons current COVID19 status. You will find what is happening in each county and what homes are affected by these counties. Please find below the phases criteria that Embassy family of companies is enforcing with the states guidelines. To ensure the safety of our individuals please wash your hands, use our PPE equipment and wear a mask until July 1st. Thank you.
Updated July 1st, 2020
FACIAL MASKS ARE REQUIRED STATEWIDE
COVID19 OR Data
Phases by counties
*All data can be found on https://govstatus.egov.com/reopening-oregon
Outlined below is the “Safe Start” plan, a phased approach to re-open Oregon. Under the plan, businesses and activities will re-open in phases with adequate social distancing measures & health standards in place. For an updated list on counties phases and requirements: click here.
Oregon Coronavirus Response (COVID-19)
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Statewide Guidance
Guidance that applies statewide, immediately:
Baseline reopening, statewide
Starting May 15th, new guidelines will take effect for all counties not entering Phase 1 Reopening.
Currently open:
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Grocery stores, pharmacies, banks and credit unions, and gas stations are all open.
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Restaurants are open for take-out service only.
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Stand alone retail operations are open provided they meet required safety and physical distancing guidelines. Indoor and outdoor malls are closed.
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Local outdoor recreation activities are open, including many state parks.
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Non-emergency medical care, dentist offices and veterinary care are open and operating, provided they meet required safety guidelines.
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Local cultural, civic and faith gatherings are allowed for up to 25 people provided physical distancing can be in place.
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Local social gatherings over 10 people are prohibited and those under 10 people must use physical distancing.
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Personal care services such as salons and barbers, as well as gyms, are closed.
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Child care is open under certain restrictions, with priority placements for children of health care workers, first responders, and frontline workers.
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Public transit is open under certain restrictions, and must be sanitized often and enforce 3 feet of space between passengers.
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Overnight camps are not permitted. Day camps are open with restrictions, including maximum stable groups of 10 or fewer children.
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For summer school, limited in-person, small group instruction and/or summer programming is allowed, with certain restrictions.
Phase 1: The first reopening stage, by county
Counties that are approved to enter Phase 1 may reopen the following areas, while following the health and safety guidelines.
Restaurants and bars must:
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Ensure tables are spaced at least six (6) feet apart so that at least six (6) feet between parties is maintained, including when customers approach or leave tables
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Require all employees to wear cloth face or disposable coverings (provided by the employer)
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End all on-site consumption of food and drinks by 10 pm
Personal care services (salons, barber shops, massage, etc.) must:
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Make appointments with pre-appointment health check
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Maintain a customer log
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Maintain Six feet physical distancing between clients
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Remove all magazines, newspapers, snacks and beverages from waiting areas
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Require face coverings by employees and clients (depending on the services provided)
Gyms/ fitness must:
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Limit maximum number of customers accordingly
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Enforce physical distancing & sanitation
Local gatherings must:
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Limit local gatherings to 25 with no traveling
Guidance for counties that have entered Phase 1:
Phase 2: Higher-risk activities
After 21 days in Phase 1, counties that meet specific prerequisites may be able to enter Phase 2. Subject to public health guidelines, physical distancing, gathering size limits, and sanitization guidelines, this includes: recreational sports; pools; venues like movie theaters, bowling alleys, and arcades; some additional in-office work; bars and restaurants able to stay open until midnight; social, civic, and faith-based gatherings can meet in larger, physically-distanced groups.
Guidance for counties that have entered Phase 2:
Phase 3: Highest-risk activities
Large gatherings and events are not possible until a reliable treatment or prevention is available. As a result, these are cancelled or significantly modified through at least September.
May include:
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Concerts, conventions, festivals, live-audience sports (tentative & subject to change)