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City to Offer COVID-19 Testing Starting Jan. 4
Starting Jan. 4, the City will offer a COVID-19 testing site in Coronado which will be open to the general public every Monday and Thursday.
Testing will be held at the Coronado Club Room and Boathouse facility, 1985 Strand Way, and may be expanded if needed. Testing for COVID-19 is recognized by public health officials as a major factor in beating the pandemic, however, there are no options for the general public here. The City wants to make it as easy as possible for residents to get tested.
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Regional Stay Home Order Extended Indefinitely
To help further stem the COVID-19 spread, state public health officials extended on Tuesday, Dec. 29, a Regional Stay Home Order issued earlier this month.
The order instructs Californians to stay at home as much as possible and to stop mixing between households. The order prohibits gatherings of any size, closes operations except for critical infrastructure and retail, and requires 100% masking and physical distancing.
The initial order went into effect on Dec. 6 and was to remain in effect for at least three weeks. Regions are eligible to come off the Regional Stay Home Order if their hospital Intensive Care Unit capacity projected four weeks out reaches 15%. Given the low availability of ICU beds in the Southern California region, which includes San Diego County, the order was extended until further notice.
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Curbside Pick-up Spaces Reinstituted for Eateries
After the County of San Diego fell back into the most restrictive tier in November, when restaurants were required to move outdoors, the City offered curbside pickup spaces. Now that restaurants have been closed indefinitely for on-premises dining due to the Regional Stay Home order, the City has reinstituted the curbside pickup signs.
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