What You Need to Know About the “Safer At Home” Order…Essential Business Operators.
A “Safer at Home” Public Health Order is now in effect. It requires all “non-essential” businesses to close, such as non-essential retail and indoor shopping malls, as well as playgrounds. This is in addition to the closures of bars, clubs, and dine-in restaurants already in effect. Gatherings of 10 or more people will be strictly prohibited.
This does not mean that you cannot leave your home. You can take a walk, go to the pharmacy, and pick up groceries.
Examples of essential businesses that will NOT be closed under the Safer At Home order:
grocery stores, markets
restaurants that are doing take-out, delivery, or drive-thru service
convenience stores
pet supply stores
hardware stores
gas stations
laundromats
plumbers, electricians, auto mechanics
airlines, taxis, transportation providers
For a comprehensive list of essential businesses, read the full order here.
Healthcare workers, government employees, transit workers, first responders, and other essential workers will remain on the job.
Watch “Safer at Home” Announcement
The “Safer at Home” public health order enforces a simple fact during this crisis: you are safer at home. By staying at home as much as possible you are not only protecting your own health, you are making it safer for the people we are depending on (first responders, healthcare workers, grocery and restaurant workers) to continue working.
Stay Informed
For the latest information about COVID-19 in LA County, you can watch the daily briefing from our public health experts every weekday at 12:30pm. You can watch live on the LA County Facebook page or tune into local news channels covering it live like ABC7 and KTLA.
LA County will also continue to update their COVID-19 website with information.
Thank you for your cooperation and your attention to this critical matter. I will continue to send updates from my office and from LA County.
From my home to yours,
Supervisor Janice Hahn http://hahn.lacounty.gov/
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What You Need to Know About the “Safer At Home” Order…Essential Business Operators.
A “Safer at Home” Public Health Order is now in effect. It requires all “non-essential” businesses to close, such as non-essential retail and indoor shopping malls, as well as playgrounds. This is in addition to the closures of bars, clubs, and dine-in restaurants already in effect. Gatherings of 10 or more people will be strictly prohibited.
This does not mean that you cannot leave your home. You can take a walk, go to the pharmacy, and pick up groceries.
Examples of essential businesses that will NOT be closed under the Safer At Home order:
grocery stores, markets
restaurants that are doing take-out, delivery, or drive-thru service
convenience stores
pet supply stores
hardware stores
gas stations
laundromats
plumbers, electricians, auto mechanics
airlines, taxis, transportation providers
For a comprehensive list of essential businesses, read the full order here.
Healthcare workers, government employees, transit workers, first responders, and other essential workers will remain on the job.
Watch “Safer at Home” Announcement
The “Safer at Home” public health order enforces a simple fact during this crisis: you are safer at home. By staying at home as much as possible you are not only protecting your own health, you are making it safer for the people we are depending on (first responders, healthcare workers, grocery and restaurant workers) to continue working.
Stay Informed
For the latest information about COVID-19 in LA County, you can watch the daily briefing from our public health experts every weekday at 12:30pm. You can watch live on the LA County Facebook page or tune into local news channels covering it live like ABC7 and KTLA.
LA County will also continue to update their COVID-19 website with information.
Thank you for your cooperation and your attention to this critical matter. I will continue to send updates from my office and from LA County.
From my home to yours,
Supervisor Janice Hahn
http://hahn.lacounty.gov/