| Press Release from Inyo County (5/15/20200
LOCAL VARIANCE ATTESTATION APPROVED INYO COUNTY, CA, May 15, 2020: Inyo County has received approval from the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) to move forward with reopening additional businesses in Inyo County. With this approval, Inyo County businesses that have completed an industry-specific checklist and submitted the Inyo County Business Attestation Form may receive approval to reopen (will be available on the Reopening Inyo Businesses webpage within the next 24 hours). Inyo County has officially moved to Phase Two, Stage Two of the Governor’s Four Stage Recovery Roadmap. Here is the current status: According to the Resilience Roadmap for the State of California, before reopening, all facilities must perform a detailed risk assessment and implement a site-specific protection plan; train employees on how to limit the spread of COVID-19 (including how to screen themselves for symptoms and stay home if they have them); implement individual control measures and screenings; implement disinfecting protocols; and, implement physical distancing guidelines. All businesses that are currently operating, as well as businesses that are permitted to reopen, must certify that they have met the industry-specific reopening requirements by filling out the Inyo County Business Attestation form located at Reopening Inyo Businesses. Industry checklists are also located on this webpage. |
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Karen
What about the people that “feel safe”,go out among others that “feel safe”,but then contact the disease and then maybe spread it around to everyone else,even those that don’t “feel safe” ?
Even the people that don’t “feel safe” still have to get out to the stores to buy groceries,maybe go out to walk their Dogs,maybe even have essential jobs they have to go to,but don’t feel 100 % safe doing it.
They don’t want the extra worry brought on by those that still see this as a ” deep state hoax” and don’t see this as a real problem that could devastate our little towns if it got out of hand.
I think it’s the Me,Me,Me thing and political now, more than anything else,how people are feeling and talking about it,and If they were honest,they’d admit that.
Check out some of the States and certain areas that have “opened up” recently,the positive-testing spikes they’ve seen in Texas and South Florida,despite FOX NEWS reporting that’s not happening.
Statistics don’t lie.
I myself do still get out,do things, and still work.
But at times,I actually DON’ T “feel safe” because of what I see from others, when I see the idiot clusters of people together,no masks,no distancing, not following the requests and rules.
I bet people working the hospitals,EMT’s,Fire Dept. and Law Enforcement don’t feel safe now.
If you happen to request OR respect them,do you want them to,as you state in caps “STAY HOME” if you or your family happen to call and need them ?
What happens to the business that refuse to operate “safely”?
OK, Karen…
I know this may be shocking to you, but you can STAY HOME if you feel unsafe