Ventura County enters ‘Orange Tier’ at midnight
VENTURA, Calif. On the same day Governor Gavin Newsom announced the state could fully reopen on June 15, Ventura County is now celebrating a big step towards normal life returning.
County leaders announced Tuesday that Ventura County will head into the even less restrictive Orange Tier of the State’s reopening plan by midnight on Wednesday.
It was welcome news for local businesses and business owners.
This new tier means movie theaters, restaurants, churches, museums, zoos and aquariums can go from 25 percent capacity indoors to 50 percent. Breweries and wineries can now offer indoor services at 25 percent capacity. Gyms will go from 10 to 25 percent capacity, and this also means that theme parks, and family entertainment centers can resume indoor operations at 25 percent capacity. Retail capacity restrictions will also be lifted.
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