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Austin Chamber Of Commerce - Blog: The Latest City Of Austin COVID-19 Orders And Ordinances
Austin-Travis County moved to Stage 5 of the Austin Public Health (APH) COVID-19 Risk-Based Guidelines for the first time since 2020.
(Updated August 6, 2021)
On August 5, 2021, Austin-Travis County moved to Stage 5 of the Austin Public Health (APH) COVID-19 Risk-Based Guidelines for the first time since 2020.
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Stage 5 recommendations include the following:
- Gathering is discouraged as new cases and hospitalizations continue to increase in Travis County with the Delta variant.
- High-risk vaccinated people and partially vaccinated or unvaccinated people should avoid indoor gatherings with or without masks.
- Find a vaccine: COVID-19 vaccine resources.
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- Fully vaccinated individuals can participate in indoor and outdoor private gatherings and dine and shop without precautions if allowed by the business.
- Partially vaccinated or unvaccinated individuals can participate in indoor and outdoor private gatherings and dine and shop with precautions.
- Everyone, regardless of vaccination status, can travel with precautions.
- Face coverings required
- Clean and disinfect high touch items twice per day
- Post signage at each entrance
- Limit gatherings to 10 or less
- Maintain distancing of 6 feet
- Conduct a health pre-screening of each worker
- Signage in English and Spanish in general employee area
- Keep toilets clean, sanitary, and operational
- Provide single use disposable towels and no-touch disposal
- Mandate workers wash their hands
- Follow Austin Public Health guidelines for workers who have contracted COVID-19
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