No more statewide curfew effective immediately, but San Francisco keeps 10pm curfew for non-essential activities for time being

In big news this morning, Monday, January 25, California has announced that its lifting the regional Stay at Home Order for all regions across the state. Along with this news, California has also ended its 10 pm curfew.

In a press conference on January 25th, Director of Health Dr. Colfax confirmed that San Francisco will keep the 10pm curfew for no-essential activities for the time being and until San Francisco enters the state’s red (“substantial risk”) tier.

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Mayor Breed says “We will be moving forward with some limited re-openings, including outdoor dining and personal services.” Press conference today at 1:15pm

Following the news that the statewide “Stay-at-Home” order has been lifted, San Francisco Mayor London Breen tweeted that San Francisco will be moving forward with limited re-openings including outdoor dining and personal services (such has salons and barbers) as soon as San Francisco enters the “Purple” tier.

No specific details or timelines have been announced yet.

The California Public Department of Health stated that counties will exist into Purple, “today,” but as of 10am, the state’s dashboard has not yet been updated and still has old data as of 1/19/21. See the county map to find the status of activities open in each county.

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Ocean Campus becomes mass vaccine site on January 21, but no drop-ins allowed yet. Vaccines still by appointment only.

San Francisco’s Department of Health and Supervisor Matt Haney announced that San Francisco’s first “mass” vaccine distribution site will be opening on Friday, January 21, 2021 at CCSF’s Ocean Campus on Frida Kahlo Way in partnership with UCSF, Dignity Health and One Medical.

Please note that due to extremely limited vaccine supply there are currently no drop-in appointments at this site. All vaccines are going to those in the current priority group (health workers and those 65 and over) have already been spoken for and the site is by appointment only.

As more vaccine becomes available, SF’s healthcare providers & SFDPH will increase capacity at the City College site and open additional high volume vaccine sites.

Vaccines will also be available at community clinics, pharmacies, pop-up vaccination sites, and mobile sites as vaccine supply increases.

CCSF is the first of three planned “mass” vaccination sites in San Francisco. Moscone Center in SoMa and the San Francisco Wholesale Produce Market in Bayview are also planned, but not opening date has been set yet.

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