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City of Menifee Reopening

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The City of Menifee has pivoted to use the State's Resilience Roadmap to ensure that we can adapt and reopen together as quickly and safely as possible under the State's order. The State determines when and how each county may reopen based on a county's ability to meet the State's criteria. The State has said that some counties may reopen faster if they are able to show greater progress.

Counties that have met the readiness criteria prescribed by the California Department of Public Health can open additional businesses as outlined on the County Variance page.

Stage 1

Businesses that were previously open

All businesses already allowed to operate in the City of Menifee may continue to do so. Businesses should continue to maintain safe practices.

Menifee businesses that were already open

Businesses that were deemed essential to operate throughout Shelter at Home Order.

Stage 2

Businesses that can now open - 5/28/2020

Businesses in Stage 2 are considered to be lower risk workplaces. Stage 2 businesses will be opened gradually.

Curbside Retail

Retail opening will be phased in, starting first with curbside pickup and delivery only until further notice.

Supply Chains Supporting Retail - Manufacturing
Childcare for those outside of the essential workforce
Office-Based Businesses (telework remains strongly encouraged)
Destination Retail

This category includes in-store retail, shopping malls, and swap meets

Hair Salons and Barber Shops
Religious Services - In Person
Businesses that can now open - 06/12/2020
Museums, Galleries, Zoos, and Aquariums
Recommended effective date no sooner than: June 19, 2020
Expanded Personal Care Services (Nail Salons, Tattoo & Piercing, Massage Services)

Stage 3

Businesses in Stage 3 are considered to be high risk workplaces. Stage 3 businesses will be opened gradually.

Stage 4

End of Stay at Home Order - Date TBD

Businesses in Stage 4 are considered to be the highest risk workplaces. The timeline for reopening for Stage 4 businesses is to be determined and will not occur until therapeutics have been developed.

Concerts / Festivals

These best practices document is provided by Riverside County for concerts and festivals to plan and prepare for reopening when allowed to do so. When official guidance is provided by the State of California, it will be made available here.

Convention Centers

These best practices document is provided by Riverside County for convention centers to plan and prepare for reopening when allowed to do so. When official guidance is provided by the State of California, it will be made available here.

Live Audience Sports

These best practices document is provided by Riverside County for live audience sports to plan and prepare for reopening when allowed to do so. When official guidance is provided by the State of California, it will be made available here.

Nightclubs / Concert Venues
Other

TBD

Frequently Asked Questions

When will we move into each new stage?

We will know more about when we can move into the rest of Stage 2 when the state approves our Attestation. The timing for when we can move into Stage 3 and 4 is unknown at this time, but we will provide that information as soon as it becomes available.

My business doesn't have a guidance document. Is one coming?

We will continue to post new guidance from the state and best practices from the county as they are created. In the meantime, all businesses can utilize our Riverside County Readiness To Reopen Framework to start planning for their reopening.

What size of non-public gatherings - in indoor or outdoor spaces - are currently allowable?

In the absence of specific state guidance, the City of Menifee is following federal guidance that gatherings of up to ten people are allowable when appropriate physical distancing and sanitation measures can be maintained. High-risk individuals are still encouraged to not attend gatherings of any kind

How can I help?

The health and safety of our residents and the economic health of our communities and businesses will require health, government, education, business, and community members work in concert now and through all phases of reopening.

In the same way that our local Shelter at Home Order has required each resident in our communities to modify behavior and practices to manage the spread of COVID-19, it is anticipated the phases of reopening the City of Menifee will also require our communities to sustain and modify behaviors over time.

We will all need to adapt to a new normal as the community of Menifee and commerce open gradually and safely, in phases.

What signage is available to post?

The CDC has signage available for print. You can filter by signage type.