Should hospitalization rates continue to rise this month, the county could be on track for a renewed universal mask order in indoor public settings that could be announced in early January.
Should hospitalization rates continue to rise this month, the county could be on track for ain indoor public settings. But it’s uncertain when such a rule might be handed down — or whether one will materialize at all.
. Placement in that category, which is defined by the CDC, requires a county to have an elevated level of coronavirus transmission and meet a certain hospitalization threshold. When a county’s community level is high, the CDC recommends residents “wear a high-quality mask or respirator,” and that those “at high risk of getting very sick consider avoiding non-essential indoor activities in public” where they could be exposed to the coronavirus.
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