#SAFEMENDOCINO

Mendocino County, in alignment with the State of California, is fully open.  All capacity restrictions for businesses have been lifted.  The Public Health Office of Mendocino County has rescinded the mask mandate in Indoor Public Settings, but continues to strongly recommend masking (regardless of vaccination status) when in indoor public settings and businesses.

Please keep in mind that some businesses within Mendocino County may still require additional policies in a continued effort to keep everyone safe and healthy while in Mendocino County.

Please review the most recent Health Advisory here, from the California Department of Public Health. The most recent Health Order now deferred to State, effective April 14, 2022 here.

Mendocino County Health Order effective March 4, 2022

Resources for Businesses:

The following signs are compliant with the California Department of Public Health guidance. Click on the link below to download the pdf signage for your business.

#SAFEMENDOCINO Visitor Guide

Health & Safety Guidelines Sign (English & Spanish) 8.5×11

Health & Safety Guidelines Sign (English & Spanish) 11×17

CLICK HERE for a selection of signs and decals available for purchase from Braggadoon Signs & Graphics

Signs can be printed by VMC and mailed to properties by sending a request to info@visitmendocino.com.

Website Messaging:

This message was created for you to copy and paste onto your website. Feel free to create your own message or change this as you see necessary. Also, use any of the graphics below to enhance your #SAFEMENDOCINO commitment.

Thank you for your interest in staying with us! As you may know, Mendocino County is now fully open in alignment with the State of California. We welcome you to our County and remind you that we have extremely limited medical services due to our small population.

Please help keep our community safe from Covid-19 spreading by continuing to:

  1. Wash or sanitize your hands when entering or exiting buildings
  2. Make space for others in hallways and aisles
  3. Stay home if you feel ill and have symptoms associated with COVID-19 such as cough, fever, or trouble breathing

Thank you for helping to keep yourselves, other guests, our staff and all of Mendocino County Safe and Healthy!

For additional information visit www.visitmendocino.com