Covid-19 City Council Update -5-24-21 [Read-Only]COI_Woodburn_EVCSCOVID-19 UPDATE
WOODBURN CITY COUNCIL
MONDAY MAY 24, 2021
97071 COVID-19 CASE DATA
Zip Code: 97071
Published Date Total Case Count Cases Per 10,000 Weekly New
Cases
19 -Mar
3153
1094.68
40
12 -Mar
3113
1080.79
49
5 -Mar
3064
1063.7
37
28 -Apr
3027
1050.93
38
21 -Apr
2989
1037.74
18
14 -Apr
2971
1031.49
17
7 -Apr
2954
1025.59
11
31 -Mar
2943
1021.77
20
Total Case Count %
Change
1.28%
1.60%
1.22%
1.27%
0.61%
0.58%
0.37%
0.68%
COVID-19
CASES, DEATHS, HOSPITALIZATIONS
(RECENT 2 -WEEKS)
Marion County
Total Number of Test*
Positive Percentage Rate
Positive Test
Negative Test
Hospitalizations
Deaths
Total Number of Test*
Positive Percentage Rate
Positive Test
Negative Test
Hospitalizations
Deaths
* OHA Positive and N
Weekly %
Date: 5/2 - 5/8
Date: 5/9 - 5/15
Change
7907
7304
-7.63%
7.82%
9.57%
1.75%
618
699
13.11%
7,289
6,605
-9.38%
27
20
-25.93%
5
1
-80.00%
Oregon
Weekly %
Date: 5/2 - 5/8
Date: 5/9 - 5/15
Change
111,121
103,159
-7.17%
6.09%
6.37%
0.28%
6,763
6,572
-2.82%
104,358
96,587
-7.45%
140
121
-13.57%
31
57
83.87%
tive Covid-19 Electronic
Laboratory ReiDort Data
COVID-19
VARIANTS
Oregon
Variants of Concern Variants of Interest
Region 2 ( Benton, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Polk, Yamhill)
Variants of Concern Variants of Intrest
B.1.1.7 P.1
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B.1.1.7
P.1
Date Data Pulled
(UK)
(Brazil)
B.1.427
B.1.429
B.1.525
B.1.526
P.2
5/13/2021
425
29
196
586
7
69
6
5/19/2021
716
78
237
631
8
99
7
Weekly Case Increase
291
49
41
45
1
30
1
Region 2 ( Benton, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Polk, Yamhill)
Variants of Concern Variants of Intrest
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COVID-19
LONG-TERM CARE, SCHOOLS AND BUSINESSES -97071
• Long-term Care: 255 Cases, 35 Deaths with 6 Facilities
• Businesses and Schools 257 Cases, 8 Schools/Child Care, 15 Businesses
MARION COUNTY RISK LEVEL
Marion County (Risk Protection Framework)
Cases Per 100,000 Statewide Percent Hospitalizations 7 -day Risk
Date population Test Positivity Hospitalizations % Increase Category
4/18/21 - 5/1/21 329.5 9.20% 330 on May 5 8.7% on May 7 High*
4/25/21 -5/8/21 291.9 8.30% 351 on May 13 Minus 1.1 % on May 13 High*
5/2/21 -5/15/21 254.1 8.70% 331 on May 18 Minus 3.4% on May 18 High
Rata of CC?'VID-19 casae par 100,000 csvar 14 daya
Qcou,ntYaa with 30,0000 or more pe oplej
RISK LEVELS
(UPDATED MAY 209202 1)
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Social and At -Home Gathering
Size — Indoor
Social and At -Home Gathering
Size — Outdoor
Eating and Drinking
Establishments
Maximum 10 people
Recommended limit: 4
households
Maximum 1'2 people
* Indoor dining allowed
0 (Indoor capacity: not to exceed
50% maximum occupancy
& Outdoor dining allowed
- Outdoor capacity: 300 people
maximum, including individual
dining pods.
o Individual dining pods allowed
outdoors subject to outdoor
rnnnriiv limit
* Maximum 8 people
* Recommended limit: 2
households
Maximum 10 people
# Indoor dining allowed
* Indoor capacity: not to exceed
50% maximum occupancy or 100
people, whichever is smaller
* Indoor seating: 6 people per
table maximum
o Outdoor dining allowed
* Outdoor capacity: 150 people
maximum, including individual
dining pods.
o Individual dining pods allowed
Maximum 6 people
Recommended limit: 2
households
Maximum 8 people
Indoor dining allowed
Takeout highly recommended
Indoor capacity: not to exceed
25% maximum occupancy or 50
people, whichever is smaller
Outdoor dining allowed
* Outdoor capacity: 1210 people
maximum, including in6vidual
dining pods,
* individual dining pods allowed
outdoors subject to outdoor
* Maximum 6 people
* Recommended limit: 2 households
m Maximum 6 people
m, Recommended limit 2 households
a Indoor dining prohibited
a Takeout highly recommended!
lo Outdoor dining allowed
o Outdoor capacity: 100 people maximum, including individual diningi pods,
o Outdoor seating: 6 people per party and per table maximum, limit 2
households.
* Individual dining pods allowed outdoors subject to outdoor capacity limit.
a Dining Pod Seating: Limit 1 household, four (4) people maximum per pod.
a For establishments that operate VI -Ts indoors:
■ Customer capacity. Maximum six (6) people total (not including
Indoor Recreation and Fitness
Establishments
(includes gyms, indoor K-12
Sports, fitness, orgainizab ons,
indoor recreational sports, indoor
pools)
Indoor Entertainment
Establishments
(includes aquariums, indoor
theaterstarerias/concert halls,
indoor gardens, Indoor museums,
senior centers, hookah bars)
RISK LEVELS
(CONT.)
* Capacity: Maximum 50% Capacity: Maximum 20%
occupancy or 100 people total,
occupancy
* whichever is larger
Indoor full -contact sports allowed
Indoor full -contact sports allowed
0 Capacity: Maximum
510% occupancy
* 12,00 a.m. closing time
Capacity„ Maximum 20%
occupancy or 100 people total,
whichever is larger
11.00 p.m, closing time
For establishments 50D sq, ft, or larger:
- Client capacity: Maximum six (6), people Mal (not including employees)
a Require miinimuim 25 feet physical distancing between households.
* Capacity: Maximum 10% K EIMP110yee caipacity, Limit to the minimum, number of employees needed
occupancy or 50 people total to operate a space.
whichever is larger # For establirshmorrts smaller than $010 sq. ft:
* Indoor full -contact sports allowed . Client capacity: Maximum one 1(11) person total„
for adult/clubiyouth sports with a Employee capacity- maximum ON '(I) employee total.
guidance requirements s Indoor on-site consumption of food and drink is prohibited except for
* Indoor full -contact sports allowed individual water bottles.
for K-112 with submitted plan # Indoor full -contact worts allowed for adult/clubtyouth sports with
guidance requirements
a Indoor fall -contact sports allowed for K-12Wth submitted plan
* For establishments 500 so. ft. or larger,,.
• Customer capadty,, Maximum six (61) people total (rot including
employees) in shared indoor entertainment spaces.
• 14 equiro mminni six (16) feet physical distandinq between households,
• Capacity: Maximum 10% * Eimployee, capacity, Limit to the minimum number of employees needed
occupancy or 50 peoplie total, to operate the establishment.
whichever is larger * For establishments smaller than 5010 sq, ft:
• 11:00 1p.m. dosing time a Customer capacity. Maximum one (1) person total„
0 Employes capacity: Maximum one (1) employee total,
# Indoor on-site consumption of food and drink is prohibited,
al
11.00 p.m, dosing time
ill Stores # Capacity: Maximum 75% gym, Capacity: (Maximum 75% * Capacity: Maximum 50%
ides street lairsimarkets, * Capacity,, iMaximum 60% o=pancy
occupancy occupancy occupancy
"stores, convenience stores, a Curbside pick-up encouraged
Pharmacies) , Curbside (pick-up encouraged o Curbside pick-up encouraged # Curbside pick-up encouraged
RISK LEVELS
(CONT.)
Indoor and O,utdoor Shopping
Capacity: M 5,% aximum 7
Capacity Maximum
Capacity Maximum 50%
o Capacity- l aximuml 50016 occupancy
CenterslMalls
occupancy
75,% occupancy
Occupancy,
# Cuirbsidle pick-up encouraged
Cutside pick-up encouraged
Curbside pick-uip encouraged
lo Curbside pick-up encouraged
Indoor Capacity' Maximum 75%
Indoor Capacity: Maximum 50%
indoor Capacity: Maximum 25%
* indoor Capacity: Maximum 251/16 occupancy or 100 people totaL
Faith Institutions,", Funeral
occupancy
occupancy or 1150 people total,
occupancy or 150 people total,
whichever is, smaller
Homes, Mortuaries, Cemeteries
Outdoor Capacity: 3010 people
whichever is smaller
whichever is smaller
0 Outdoof Caporty:! 150 people maximum
maximum
Outdoor Capacity: 25,0 people
Outdoor Capacity� 200 people
* Recommendil limit services to one ihout
maximum
maximum
Offices
Limited office work available
Recommend remote work, if able
Recommend remote work, if able
" Require remote work, N We
* Close offices to the public, if possible
Outdoor Recreation and Fitness
a MaArivirn 15% occupancy
Establishments (includes outdoor
gyms, outdoor fitness organizations,
* Maximum 50% occupancy
Maximum 25% occupancy
a Outdoor full -contact sports allowed
Maximum 100 people
outdoor K-112 sports, out
* Outdoor full -contact sports
Outdoor full -contact sports
for adult/clublyouth sporls, with
Outdoor full -contact sports allowed for adult/clublyol sports with
recreational sports, outdoor plods,
allowed
allowed
guidance reclukernents
guidance requirements
outdoor parks and hiking trails",
im, Outdolor''I'luil •contact sports allowed
Outdoor ful I -contact sports allowed for K- 12 with subrrilifted plan
outdoor campgrounds'
for K-12 with submitted plan
Outdoor Entertainment
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COVID-19
VACCINATIONS GOAL'S DATA
As of today, .ii rr of the eligible population (18-1 years) [r as County vacc�nation rates for the efigUe population (lrD+. years)
received at yeast one dose of any COWD-1.9 vaccirte accordirig to the range frorn 331,16 to 69%.
.enters for Disease Control and Preventiorr,
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UPDATED COVID-19
MASK GUIDELINES (5/18/2 1)
• Individuals in Oregon are no longer required to wear a face mask or physically distance, whether indoors
or outdoors, two weeks after their final COVID-19 vaccination dose. A "fully vaccinated individual" is a
person who has received both doses of a two -dose COVID-19 vaccine or one dose of a single-dose vaccine
and at least 14 days have passed since the individual's final dose of COVID-19 vaccine.
• However, fully vaccinated individuals are required to continue wearing a mask and observe physical
distancing on public transportation and in schools, hospitals and clinics, homeless shelters, youth and adult
correctional facilities and long-term care facilities.
• Businesses, employers and faith institutions can choose to no longer require masks and physical
distancing for fully vaccinated individuals or continue to require masks and physical distancing in their
locations for all individuals, regardless of vaccination status.
UPDATED COVID-19
MASK GUIDELINES CONT. (5/18/2 1)
• In addition, state health experts announced that face coverings are no longer required
outdoors (regardless of vaccination status). OHA strongly recommends that people who are
not vaccinated and people who are at high risk of severe COVID-19 disease continue to wear
face coverings and physically distance in outdoor crowded areas and large gatherings.
COVID-19 VACCINE EXEMPTION TO FACE
COVERING REQUIREMENT
(EMPLOYEE)
• City of Woodburn's policy to follow the Oregon Health Authority's interim guidelines
for fully vaccinated individuals.
Allow fully vaccinated individuals to no longer wear a mask, face covering, or face
shield in indoor work settings and in non -transit City vehicles so long as they have
provided proof of vaccination status to the City. Individuals that are exempt from
masking requirements are also exempt from physical distancing requirements.
• Allow all employees, regardless of vaccination status or proof of vaccination, to no
longer wear a mask, face covering, or face shield in outdoor work settings.
Other Projects and Happenings
• Take Your Shot Challenge - State Vaccine Lottery Incentive
• Persons who receive 1 dose of vaccine by June 27th, 2021
• Prizes
• 1 - $1,000,000 Winner (Ages 18+)
• 1 -County $10,000 Winner (Ages 18+)
• 5 - $100,000 Oregon College Savings Plan Winners (Ages 12-17)
• Drawing on June 28, 2021 winner announced the following week
• Legacy Health and Woodburn School District Vaccine Events
• Education by Salud Medical at Family University