LONG BEACH — The Long Beach Department of Health and Human Services as of Oct23, allows for the expansion of personal care services, family entertainment centers and private outdoor playgrounds. The changes, which are detailed in an updated health order, are effective Oct. 26, and are in alignment with the State and County of Los Angeles guidelines.
The State is now allowing personal services to operate indoors at all tier levels. This guidance applies to esthetic, skin care, electrology, nail services, body art professionals, tattoo shops, piercing shops, tanning salons, massage therapy (in non-healthcare settings) and other businesses as outlined in the health order. The updated health order and protocols were issued Oct 23. An overview of changes is below.
Nail Salons and All Other Personal Care Services
Hair Salons and Barbershops
Family Entertainment Centers
Private Outdoor Playgrounds
This action is effective as of Oct. 26 and will continue until it is extended, rescinded or amended in writing by the Health Officer.
In August, the State unveiled its Blueprint for a Safer Economy, a framework for tracking the spread of COVID-19 and establishing reopening guidelines using a four-tier color-coded system. On Oct. 20, the State announced counties falling in the purple tier, such as the County of Los Angeles, which includes Long Beach, could allow the above operations to resume with modifications.
Details: longbeach.gov/COVID19
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