• Take measures to limit contact with those outside of your immediate household.
• Modify everyday activities to reduce personal exposure.
• Limit gatherings to essential activities.
• Limit in person social activities for children and teens.
• Take precautions when in shared spaces including wearing a face covering and maintaining 6 feet of physical distance.
• Limit to essential travel.
• Wash hands for 20 seconds with soap frequently.  Use hand sanitizer when soap is not available.
• Clean high touch surfaces often.
• Monitor yourself and household members for COVID-19 symptoms and call a healthcare provider if you are showing symptoms.
• If someone in your household is feeling sick isolate them when possible.
• Answer the call from Public Health to help us reduce the spread of COVID-19.
• Take time for self-care and mental health.
• Check in with friends, family, coworkers and neighbors to see how they are doing.

• Cancel non-essential social gatherings or switch to virtual
• If you do hold a gathering take maximum precautions to protect anyone in attendance
  • Hold the event outdoors
  • Limit the number of people to an amount that can maintain 6’ physical distance.
  • Limit the length of the event.
  • Require face coverings.
  • Do not share food or drink – no potlucks.
  • Offer handwashing stations and hand sanitizer.

  CDC Gathering Guidance

Housing in which each individual or family has private living quarters but shares with other residents a common dining room, recreational room, or other facilities.

• Face coverings required in any shared spaces.
• Barriers and physical distancing practices in place
• Enhanced cleaning of shared spaces and high touch surfaces
• Limit Indoor, in-person social or co-curricular activities.
• Close common recreation areas.
• Limit number of visitors numbers and frequency of visits
• Increased testing of residents and staff, where applicable

View school reopening resources

•  Primarily virtual instruction
• Schools evaluate in-person instruction options for reopening February 15, 2021 per Oregon Governor.
• Schools must follow the guidance under Ready Schools, Safe Learners

• Remote or telework is the preferred choice for as many employees as possible
• Face coverings required in any shared space whether public or private.
• Barriers and physical distancing practices in place.
• Enhanced cleaning especially of shared spaces and high touch surfaces.
• Businesses are recommended to refer to state Phase 1 sector specific guidance.
  • State Guidance
• Limited operations for personal services like salons and barbers, gyms, and malls within state guidance.
  • State Guidance
• Limited Operations for restaurants and bars.
• Close indoor seating
• Reduce hours of operations
• Focus on to-go and delivery options.

• DO NOT PUT OFF URGENT MEDICAL NEEDS.
• Urgent Care/Emergency Needs
• Use Telemedicine options when available.
• Call your provider to discuss:
  • Immunizations
  • Chronic Condition Management
  • Medication needs
  • Dental Care Needs

COVID-19 Guidebook: After Testing /COVID-19 Despúes de La Prueba 

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