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LA County just announced that they are moving toward new standards for reopening in alignment with the State of California guidelines. Among the activities now permitted under the change are faith-based services, in-store shopping at low-risk retail stores, drive-in movies and other recreational pursuits.
In aligning its Health Officer orders with the state’s California Pandemic Resilience Roadmap, the County emphasized its commitment to keeping residents “safer at work and safer in our communities.”
The updated Health Officer Order, to be issued today by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, is part of a phased progression guiding the safe resumption of public life in Los Angeles County, including the recent reopening of beach bike paths and permission for car parades honoring graduates.
The change also sets the stage for the County to request a variance from the state to permit swifter reopening of some sectors. If approved, this could mean dine-in restaurants and hair salons/barbershops.
Examples of activities now permitted under the changes enacted today:
The Health Officer Order also provides guidelines for public protests. In-person protests are permitted as long as attendance is limited to 25% of the area’s maximum occupancy, or a maximum of 100 attendees, whichever is lower.
The order emphasizes that physical distancing requirements, cloth face coverings and other safety protocols must be observed as the recovery progresses.
The updated order allows people to take part in all permitted activities while continuing to practice physical distancing and wearing a cloth face covering when in contact with others. Although these updates are being enacted today, Los Angeles County residents are still encouraged to remain in their residences as much as practical and limit close contact with others outside their household both indoor and outdoor.
Gatherings of people not from the same household are still prohibited, except for faith-based services and in-person protests.
Additionally, people 65 years old or older and all people of any age with underlying health conditions should remain in their residences as much as possible. People in these categories should only leave their residences to seek medical care, exercise or obtain food or other necessities. Telework should continue as much as possible.
For additional information, see links below:
https://covid19.ca.gov/stay-home-except-for-essential-needs/
Branch Director
Crescenta-Cañada Family YMCA
Adam has worked for the Y for 15 years, previously working at the Hollywood YMCA and the Gardena-Carson Family YMCA. He has a Bachelor’s in Managament, and an MBA from University of Phoenix and is currently in the process of obtaining a Doctorate Degree in Management. Adam is also a member of the La Cañada Kiwanis Club.
Intern
I am immensely grateful for the opportunity to contribute to a community comprised of such hardworking businesses and individuals. Through this experience, I am excited to obtain a better understanding of how the community I’ve largely grown up in thrives and operates.
Associate Attorney in the Healthcare practice group of the Los Angeles office of Clark Hill
Melina is a self-described “loyal consumer” of the Montrose businesses. This “loyalty and care for the community was the catalyst by which I stepped forward to request involvement with the MVCC.”
Tribe to Table owner, operator, purchasing & marketing
2329 Honolulu Avenue, Montrose, CA 91020
https://tribetotablewellness.com
I will bring my energy and ideas to execute in offering unique outreach to the community.
Tribe to Table owner, operator, purchasing & marketing
2329 Honolulu Avenue, Montrose, CA 91020
https://tribetotablewellness.com
I am a multidisciplinary designer and business owner from a small farming town in Indiana. Growing up on a self-sufficient family farm of sorts and foraging in the woods with her artist parents set the stage for a lifelong mission of sustainability and conscious consumerism. I am excited to share my perspective wtih the 2020 MVCC mission.
Chief Operating Officer
YMCA of the Foothills
1930 Foothill Blvd, La Canada, CA 91011
Honored to serve as a Member at Large, and very excited about this opportunity
Founder & CEO
American Savings Financial Services
2820 Honolulu Avenue, Verdugo City, CA 91406
818-957-4600
My goal is to participate in the efforts to increase the shine on Montrose businesses, organizations and the community as a whole.
She loves capturing all the moments in life that can be lost in the chaos of day to day life.
The Stone Femme Studio
2418 Honolulu Ave suite c, Montrose, CA 91020
(818) 745-5111
https://the-stone-femme-studio.business.site/
Adviser’s quote: “Do as I say, not as I do.
La Crescenta-Montrose Neighbors
415-218-4283
https://www.instagram.com/lacrescentamontroseneighbors/
I’m looking forward to contributing more to helping our community alongside our president. We will continue to focus our efforts on bringing people and businesses to the Montrose area to stimulate our local economy and serve the needs of our membership.
USC Verdugo Hills Hospital
818-790-7100
https://uscvhh.org
I joined the Montrose-Verdugo Chamber as an additional way to establish the commitment of our Hospital to our community. I believe by working collaboratively as a team we will further the education and overall health profile of all of us that live in the foothills.
{ Boulevard 34 } Boutique
747.255.7373
www.Boulevard34.com
As a small business owner in Montrose, I am passionate about seeing our community thrive. By serving on the MVCC board of directors I hope to bring awareness to the importance of shopping and dining locally in order to keep our local economy strong!
Licensed Massage Therapist
Rev. Emma Molina-Ynequez
https://www.facebook.com/Rev-Emma-495713803873119/
emma48188188@att.net
(818) 621-1037
To be of service is to be of goodness. Love my work, my family, my community and share that love through loving expression of myself.
Life Coach & Small Business Coach
As a life & small business coach it seemed so fluid to accept the position of Executive Director for the MVCC. It is an honor & a privileged to support the growth, vitality & engagement for Montrose & our neighboring communities.
Financial Services Professional
CA Ins. Lic. # 0K97183
C: 818.220.6700
Mission: to advocate for small businesses
Glendale Area Schools Credit Union
Director of Marketing & Business Development
(818) 696-8107
rashdjian@gascu.org
www.gascu.org
Why I serve: Being on the Board of Directors for 2 years has groomed me for the next step of service to our business community. I am proud and honored to be the President of the Montrose~Verdugo City Chamber of Commerce. Given the roster of our past presidents, I’ve got some big shoes to fill!
