Putting Children First
COVID-19: YOUR SAFETY IS OUR PRIORITY
As an organization, we are monitoring the latest COVID-19 updates, rules, and regulations to keep you and your family up to date and healthy. Learn more about these safety measures that are taking place within our network below. Feel free to download and share any of our infographics. Thank you!
What does
Summer 2022 look like?
It has been a few years since the COVID-19 pandemic began, and with mask mandates fluctuating and new virus variants, it is important to continue taking precautions for the safety of yourself and your loved ones.
How to travel safely during the summer of 2022?
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Include N95 masks in your packing lists! While mandates and requirements are changing, and differ based on locations, continue to wear a mask especially during transportation.
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Include at home COVID-19 test kits, in case you develop symptoms and need to test yourself quickly
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Actively monitor COVID-19 transmission rates and local restrictions such as mask mandates and vaccination requirements. Bring your vaccine card or a copy of the card with you!
If you are traveling internationally, check your airlines’ requirements for masking and vaccinations.
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While traveling, wash your hands frequently or use a hand sanitizer.
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Before, during and after traveling, watch for any symptoms and get tested ASAP.
While travel seems daunting right now, remember that you can enjoy vacation with your loved ones! Just make sure to stay cautious for the sake of yourself and those around you, in order to have a fun and safe trip!
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COVID-19 Bulletin Board
Alameda County
Masking
It is strongly recommended to wear a mask in indoor settings, especially around young children and/or immunocompromised children, and on transportation settings.
Maskings are required in the following settings, regardless of vaccination status:
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If individual offices mandate masks.
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Transportation (trains, bus, ferries, taxis, and ride-shares.
Vaccinations
As of June, 2022, the FDA has authorized the 3-dose series of Pfizer vaccinations for all individuals 6 months and older.
It is highly recommended to receive 3 vaccinations (2 initial vaccines, and a booster). To schedule your vaccination, visit vaccines.gov
Contra Costa County
Masking
It is strongly recommended to wear a mask in indoor settings, especially around young children and/or immunocompromised children, and on transportation settings.
Maskings are required in the following settings, regardless of vaccination status:
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If individual offices mandate masks.
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Transportation (trains, bus, ferries, taxis, and ride-shares.
Vaccinations
As of June, 2022, the FDA has authorized the 3-dose series of Pfizer vaccinations for all individuals 6 months and older.
It is highly recommended to receive 3 vaccinations (2 initial vaccines, and a booster). To schedule your vaccination, visit vaccines.gov