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August 1, 2021: Data published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicates that Lake County is now experiencing substantial community transmission of COVID-19. "Substantial" transmission is defined as 50 to 99 cases per 100,000 people over a 7-day period. CDC data indicates a 61% increase in Lake County cases in the last seven days. Should cases continue to increase to more than 100 cases per 100,000 people, Lake County may be designated as an area of high transmission.

In alignment with CDC and LCHD guidance, masks will now be required in City-operated buildings regardless of vaccination status. City buildings, such as City Hall, Police, and the Public Services building, remain open for public foot traffic Tuesday-Friday. In the interest of health and safety, in-person public meetings continue to be accessible via Zoom and individuals attending virtually are able to participate fully in meetings. All persons attending public meetings in person must wear a mask.

Businesses are urged to align their practices with LCHD and CDC guidance and to encourage employees and customers to wear masks regardless of vaccination status.

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Face Covering Requirements

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My child is fully vaccinated; do they still need to wear a face covering in school?

As a business owner, are there any State masking requirements for employees who are not vaccinated?

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