Latest Reopening Update
(Updated April 20, 2021 1:00pm)
We encourage everyone to be informed of the latest developments and make your decisions based on what is best for you, your business, employees, and customers.
"Cannon Beach is committed to the health and safety of everyone in our community"
Tuesday, April 20th
The Governor's office announced today that Clatsop County will move to "High Risk" starting Friday, April 23rd through Thursday, May 6th. Read more from the State.
Learn more:
- Map of County Risk Levels updated weekly. (Hover over the county for upcoming week updates)
- County Risk Level Guidance by Sector
- Click HERE for county-specific guidance (Look under Guidance from OHA - Guidance Based on County Risk Level).
- Click HERE for Sector Guidance Based on County Risk Level
- Living with COVID-19. Find the Status of Activities in Your County HERE.
- Disease Spread Table
Oregon has introduced a new framework of safety measures dependent on each county’s risk. See more information and sector guidance on the Oregon Health Authority website HERE.
The new framework has four risk levels based on counties' current COVID-19 spread. At each risk level — Extreme Risk, High Risk, Moderate Risk, and Lower Risk — health and safety measures and guidance for businesses and individuals will apply.
The framework is intended to establish sustainable protection measures for Oregonians in counties with rapid spread of COVID-19, while balancing the economic needs of families and businesses in the absence of a federal aid package.
Oregon counties that reduce their COVID-19 risk levels in coming weeks and months will be able to incrementally move to lower levels.
It’s important to note that there is no zero risk category. Until COVID-19 vaccines are widely available, health and safety precautions will remain in place so that schools, businesses and communities can reopen, and stay open.
At every risk level, to prevent COVID-19 outbreaks, Oregonians must continue to wear face coverings, watch their physical distance, wash hands, stay home when sick, and keep social get-togethers and gatherings small.
