Barbara Ferrer said during a Board of Supervisors meeting in regard to the new mandate. “This modified health officer order aligns with the continued need to reduce risk for transmission and increase vaccination coverage,” L.A County Department of Public Health director Dr. It also covered staff and participants at outdoor “mega-events” of more than 10,000 people.

17 that required customers and employees of bars, wineries, breweries, nightclubs and lounges to provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination. The new ordinance is expected to be signed quickly by Mayor Eric Garcetti, who said last week that he is in favor of the strict measure: “I don’t want to bury another city employee, police officer, firefighter.” The new order expands an earlier mandate issued Sept. Fellow councilmember Mark Ridley-Thomas reportedly said members needed more time to evaluate the amendment before a decision was made. Those dissenting were John Lee and Joe Buscaino, the latter of whom previously tried to introduce amendments that would penalize people for harassing or interfering with any employee trying to enforce the mandate. rule, which the council has been mulling for weeks. Nor did it try to block the proposed L.A.

NATO, after consulting with its members, decided not to take a position either way on the NYC ordinance, and won’t object. Hollywood's COVID-19 Safety Protocols Agreement May Be on Its Way Out

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