
ALT Gatherings Gatherings are only allowed outdoors, but with a maximum of 100 people. The State limits these to First Amendment protected activities, such as religious services or protests.

ALT Professional, Collegiate, and Youth Sports Recreational activities that involve physical contact or close proximity to those outside one’s household are temporarily prohibited. People can continue to engage in outdoor athletics and recreation where social distancing can be maintained at all times.

ALT California's Limited Stay at home Order All non-essential activities stop from 10pm-5AM Applies to all counties in purple tier Effective 11/21/2020 - 12/21/2020 Activities from 10pm-5am are often non-essential or gatherings that spread COVID-19 Reducing movement and mixing of households protects essential workers and dramatically slows spread, hospitalizations, and deaths

ALT The key to fewer restrictions is following public health measures. Counties can move to a less restrictive tier as COVID transmission goes down and testing goes up. Stay diligent about keeping your distance, wearing your mask, getting tested, and following all protocols and directives. Our website has detailed information: sccgov.org/cv19order

ALT Not yet allowed to resume: Concert venues, Festivals, Live theater, Nightclubs, Saunas and steam rooms, Theme parks

ALT Activities being allowed do not necessarily mean they are low risk. Counties can move to a less restrictive tier as COVID transmission goes down and testing goes up. Stay diligent about keeping your distance, wearing your mask, getting tested, and following all protocols and directives. Our website has detailed information: sccgov.org/cv19order

ALT Movie theaters max 25% capacity or 100, whichever is fewer, Places of worship max 25% capacity or 100, whichever is fewer, Wineries max 25% capacity

ALT Allowed outdoors: Bars (where no meals provided), Breweries (where no meals provided), Distilleries (where no meals provided), Outdoor gatherings* (up to 200 people) are allowed. *As always, Santa Clara County community members and businesses must follow both the State and County Health Officer Orders, and where there is a conflict between the two, the stricter Order must be followed.


























