Good news for residents of Riverside County! It has been approved by the state of California to move into the next phase of reopening for the county, health officials confirmed at the Riverside County Board of Supervisors meeting on Tuesday Morning.
This means some non-essential indoor business operations may open, with modifications of course. According to the California Department of Health, here's what you can do in the 'red' tier:
Appliance repair shops
Can open with modifications - See guidance for Limited services
Aquariums
Can open indoors with modifications – Indoor activities max 25% capacity - See guidance for Museums, zoos, and aquariums
Auto repair shops
Can open with modifications - See guidance for Limited services
Banks and credit unions
Can open with modifications
Bars (where no meals provided)
Closed - See guidance for Restaurants, wineries, and bars
Body waxing studios
Can open indoors with modifications - See guidance for Personal care services
Bookstores
Can open with modifications – Max 50% capacity - See guidance for Retail
Breweries (where no meals provided)
Closed - See guidance for Restaurants, wineries, and bars
Campgrounds and outdoor recreation
Can open with modifications - See guidance for Campgrounds and outdoor recreation
Cardrooms
Can open outdoors only with modifications - See guidance for Cardrooms and racetracks
Carwashes
Can open with modifications - See guidance for Limited services
Childcare
Can open with modifications - See guidance for Childcare
Clothing and shoe stores
Can open with modifications – Max 50% capacity - See guidance for Retail
Concert venues
Closed
Convenience stores
Can open with modifications - See guidance for Retail
Convention centers
Closed
Cultural ceremonies
Can open indoors with modifications – Max 25% capacity or 100 people, whichever is fewer - See guidance for Places of worship and cultural ceremonies
Dance studios
Can open indoors with modifications – Max 10% capacity - See guidance for Gyms and fitness centers
Day camps
Can open with modifications - See guidance for Day camps
Distilleries (where no meals provided)
Closed - See guidance for Restaurants, wineries, and bars
Doctors and dentists
Can open with modifications
Dog walkers
Can open with modifications - See guidance for Limited services
Door-to-door sales and services
Can open with modifications - See guidance for Limited services
Drive-in theaters
Can open outdoors only with modifications - See guidance for Movie theaters and family entertainment centers
Dry cleaners
Can open with modifications - See guidance for Limited services
Electricians
Can open with modifications - See guidance for Limited services
Electrologists
Can open indoors with modifications - See guidance for Personal care services
Estheticians
Can open indoors with modifications - See guidance for Personal care services
Family entertainment centers
Can open outdoors only with modifications– Kart racing– Mini-golf– Batting cages
See guidance for Movie theaters and family entertainment centers
Farmers markets
Can open with modifications - See guidance for Retail
Festivals
Closed
Fire stations
Can open with modifications
Florists
Can open with modifications – Max 50% capacity - See guidance for Retail
Food banks
Can open with modifications
Gas stations
Can open with modifications - See guidance for Retail
Government services
Can open with modifications
Grocery stores
Can open with modifications – Max 50% capacity - See guidance for Retail
Gyms and fitness centers
Can open indoors with modifications – Max 10% capacity - See guidance for Gyms and fitness centers
Hair salons and barbershops
Can open indoors with modifications - See guidance for Hair salons and barbershops
Handypersons/general contractors
Can open with modifications - See guidance for Limited services
Higher education institutions
Capacity for indoor lectures and student gatherings must be limited to 25% or 100 people, whichever is less. Some courses conducted in certain indoor settings, like labs and studio arts, may be open at regular capacity. Conduct student activities virtually when possible. - See guidance for Higher education
Home and furnishing stores
Can open with modifications – Max 50% capacity - See guidance for Retail
Hospitals and urgent care
Can open with modifications
Hotels and lodging
Can open with modifications – +Fitness centers (+10%) - See guidance for Hotels and lodging
HVAC services
Can open with modifications - See guidance for Limited services
Indoor playgrounds (bounce centers/ball pits/laser tag)
Closed - See guidance for Movie theaters and family entertainment centers
Jewelry stores
Can open with modifications – Max 50% capacity - See guidance for Retail
Landscapers
Can open with modifications - See guidance for Limited services
Laundromats and laundry services
Can open with modifications - See guidance for Limited services
Libraries
Can open with modifications – Max 50% capacity - See guidance for Retail
Live theater
Closed
Massage therapy studios
Can open indoors with modifications - See guidance for Personal care services
Movie theaters
Can open indoors with modifications – Max 25% capacity or 100 people, whichever is fewer - See guidance for Movie theaters and family entertainment centers
Museums
Can open indoors with modifications – Indoor activities max 25% capacity - See guidance for Museums, zoos, and aquariums
Nail salons
Can open indoors with modifications - See guidance for Personal care services
Nightclubs
Closed
Offices (non-essential businesses)
Can work remotely - See guidance for Office workspaces
Pet groomers
Can open with modifications - See guidance for Limited services
Pharmacies
Can open with modifications - See guidance for Retail
Piercing shops
Can open indoors with modifications - See guidance for Personal care services
Places of worship
Can open indoors with modifications – Max 25% capacity or 100 people, whichever is fewer - See guidance for Places of worship and cultural ceremonies
Plumbing services
Can open with modifications - See guidance for Limited services
Police stations
Can open with modifications
Professional sports
Can open– Without live audiences– With modifications
See guidance for Professional sports (without live audiences)
Racetracks (without spectators)
Can open outdoors only with modifications - See guidance for Cardrooms and racetracks
Residential and janitorial cleaning services
Can open with modifications - See guidance for Limited services
Restaurants (dine-in)
Can open indoors with modifications – Max 25% capacity or 100 people, whichever is fewer - See guidance for Restaurants, wineries, and bars
Restaurants (take-out and delivery)
Can open with modifications - See guidance for Restaurants, wineries, and bars
Retailers
Can open with modifications – Max 50% capacity - See guidance for Retail
Satellite wagering sites
Can open outdoors only with modifications - See guidance for Cardrooms and racetracks
Saunas and steam rooms
Closed - See guidance for Gyms and fitness centers
Schools
Schools may not reopen fully for in-person instruction until the county has been in the Substantial (Red) Tier for two weeks. Local school and health officials may decide to open elementary schools, and school officials may decide to conduct in-person instruction for a limited set of students in small cohorts. See guidance for Schools
Shopping malls
Can open indoors with modifications– Max 50% capacity– Closed common areas– Reduced capacity food courts (see Restaurants)
See guidance for Shopping centers
Short-term lodging rentals
Can open with modifications – +Fitness centers (+10%) - See guidance for Hotels and lodging
Skin care services
Can open indoors with modifications - See guidance for Personal care services
Sporting goods stores
Can open with modifications – Max 50% capacity - See guidance for Retail
State and local government offices
Can open with modifications - See guidance for Office workspaces
Swimming pools
Can open outdoors with modifications
Tattoo parlors
Can open indoors with modifications - See guidance for Personal care services
Theme parks
Closed
Toy stores
Can open with modifications – Max 50% capacity - See guidance for Retail
Weddings (ceremonies only)
Indoors with modifications – Max 25% capacity or 100 people, whichever is fewer - See guidance for Places of worship and cultural ceremonies
Wineries
Can open outdoors only with modifications - See guidance for Restaurants, wineries, and bars
Yoga studios
Can open indoors with modifications – Max 10% capacity - See guidance for Gyms and fitness centers
Zoos
Can open indoors with modifications – Indoor activities max 25% capacity- See guidance for Museums, zoos, and aquariums