Clackamas County is in Phase I. Also, Clackamas, Multnomah and Washington Counties will be considered as a single unit for reopening decisions.
On July 22, Oregon Governor Kate Brown announced new requirements for face coverings and limits on social get-togethers. On July 24, Oregon’s face covering requirement was expanded to apply to children ages 5 and older. Face coverings are also now required when exercising indoors, along with outdoors when physically distancing isn’t an option. Restaurants and bars must also close by 10 p.m. statewide. It is mandated that venues such as movie theaters and restaurants must limit their indoor capacity to 100 people (including staff).
We are continuing to serve you and working to move into Phase II reopening. Check back here for our progress in meeting the criteria for Phase II. See the dashboard below to see where we stand.
Phase II
Before Clackamas County can apply for Phase II, we must prove to the state that we are meeting requirements in the following categories:
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| Percent of ED visits for COVID-like illness is below 1.5% The percent of emergency department visits for COVID-like illness should remain below 1.5%, which is the percent we typically see for flu-like illness, outside flu season (May to September). This will be reexamined once flu season begins. |
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| Percent of tests that result in positive does not trend up in the last seven days Oregon Health Authority monitors trends in the percent of COVID-19 tests that come back positive. We want to make sure there is not an uptrend in this percent over the previous week. |
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| New cases do not increase 5% in the last 7 days We want to make sure that our new cases are decreasing each week. |
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| New cases not traced to a known source is below 30% for the last 7 days Contact tracers should be able to find the source of new infections. |
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| COVID-19 hospital admissions decline over the last 14 days Hospital capacity should return to regular seasonal levels. |
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| Follow up initiated within 24 hours for 95% or more of cases in the last 7 days Public health staff will be in contact with infected persons within one day of receiving test results. |
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Phases and gathering sizes
Click the gathering size number for State guidance.
| Sector | Phase I - max gathering size | Phase II - max gathering size | State Guidance document |
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| Indoor social gatherings | 10 | 10 | Phase I Phase II |
| Cultural, civic, and faith gathering | 50 | 50 indoor/ 100 outdoor |
Phase I and II |
| Restaurants & Bars | 100 indoor/ 250 outdoor (or max capacity whichever is less) |
100 indoor/ 250 outdoor (or max capacity whichever is less) |
Phase I Phase II |
| Gyms/Fitness Centers | 100 indoor/ 250 outdoor (or max capacity whichever is less) |
100 indoor/ 250 outdoor (or max capacity whichever is less) |
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| Indoor/Outdoor Entertainment Facilities | N/A | 100 indoor/ 250 outdoor |
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| Venues/Event Operators (including cultural, civic, and faith gatherings) |
N/A | 100 indoor/ 250 outdoor |
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| Pools, Spas & Sport Courts | N/A | Limit to comply with 6' physical distancing | Phase I Phase II |
| Recreational Sports | N/A | 50 indoor/ 100 outdoor |
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