COVID-19 Updates (Updated March 8, 2021 - 4:00 p.m.)

San Joaquin County is in the Purple Tier 1, which is substantial and widespread.

March 8, 2021, COVID-19 Weekly Update for State, San Joaquin County, and the City of Stockton (Printable PDF of graphic on the right.
San Joaquin County Widespread Tier 1 (PDF)

Businesses able to operate, with restrictions
Includes links to State website guidance

State Blueprint for a Safer Economy - Business & Sectors Activities Chart updated March 5, 2021

Business Operations

Outdoors only with modifications

Family entertainment centers
Gyms and fitness centers - updated January 26, 2021
Movie theaters
Museums, zoos and aquariums
Places of worship - updated February 6, 2021
Restaurants
Professional Sports State Guidance - effective March 5, 2021
Amusement Parks & Theme Parks State Guidance - effective March 5, 2021

Indoors with modifications

Hair Salons and Barber Shops
Personal Care Services (e.g., nail salons, etc.)
Retail - with maximum 25% occupancy
Shopping Centers - with maximum 25% occupancy

Other

Travel Advisory - California Department of Public Health - updated January 6, 2021
Gatherings - California Department of Public Health - updated November 20, 2020
Schools that were open prior to January 25, 2021, for in-person learning will remain open following State Guidance
Youth Sports - updated March 5, 2021

Vaccinations

The State of California is in the process of rolling out vaccines to all 58 counties. In San Joaquin County, vaccinations are being scheduled for: My Turn

Phase 1A - healthcare-related occupations, those supporting healthcare, and first responders.
Phase 1B - age 65 or over, are authorized as vaccines are available.

Everyone who is interested in receiving a vaccination should signup through the State of California website at My Turn - Vaccine Interest Sign-up form. You will be notified when you are eligible to receive a vaccination and be offered the opportunity to schedule a vaccination through the State's website.

Additional information regarding vaccinations in San Joaquin County is available San Joaquin County Office of Emergencies website or by calling 2-1-1.

Vaccine Events

The Centers for Disease Control has prepared information about what you can expect to do once you are fully vaccinated. Note: State Guidance applies even if you have been fully vaccinated.

City Public Counters and Offices Reopen to In-Person ServicesEffective February 9, 2021

City of Stockton public offices and counters are open to in-person services. San Joaquin County, including Stockton, remains in the Purple Tier 1, which is considered widespread for COVID-19. City offices and locations follow State Guidance for social distancing protocols and face coverings are required.

All departments are also available by telephone, email, and through online services, during regularly scheduled business hours.

Controlling the Spread of COVID-19

To slow the spread of the virus, please continue to:

Wear a face covering when in public;

California Guidance on the Use of Face Coverings Effective February 2, 2021

Wash your hands regularly - with soap and water;
Covering coughs and sneezes (into elbow, not hands);
Physically distancing, of at least 6 feet, from those who are not members of your household;
Do not mix or gather with people outside of your household; and
Get a Flu shot!

COVID-19 Testing

Testing is being offered at a number of locations throughout San Joaquin County and by healthcare providers throughout San Joaquin County.

Current list of testing locations throughout San Joaquin County - including pop-up test sites

City Parks

City parks are available for passive use, which includes walking, biking, running, etc. Please follow current State requirements, including the Regional Stay Home Order, effective in San Joaquin County (San Joaquin Valley Region), masking and physical distancing.