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UPDATE: Proof of Vaccination No Longer Required to Enter Indoor Public Locations in Oakland
Proof of vaccination is still required to enter senior adult care facilities and City of Oakland Senior Centers. Masks are required to attend large indoor events of 2500+ attendees. Find more details here.
Details on vaccination requirements for indoor facilities.
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Funding Allocations and Guidelines.
On December 20, 2022, the Oakland City Council passed a resolution that reinstates the mask mandate for everyone ages 6 and older inside city facilities. The mandate goes into effect immediately, with a sunset date of March 31, 2023.
Oakland’s ordinance requiring anyone attending large indoor events (2,500+ attendees) to wear a mask will expire on November 1, 2022. Patrons entering City facilities, including libraries, City senior centers, senior adult care facilities, recreation centers, and civic center buildings, are still required to wear a mask.
The Oakland City Council has modified its proof of vaccination ordinance, lifting previous vaccination requirements to enter indoor public locations such as restaurants and bars, entertainment venues, recreation centers, gyms and fitness centers, City Hall, theaters, and museums.
Under the new ordinance, people entering senior centers and assisted living facilities will still be required to show proof of vaccination upon entry.