Livermore Valley Business Updates
The Livermore Valley Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the City of Livermore, Livermore Downtown, Inc., Livermore Valley Winegrowers Association and Visit Tri-Valley, has built a central repository of information about the corona virus (COVID-19) emergency, resources available to business owners, and businesses in Livermore that are open. This site is for ALL Livermore businesses, regardless of their affiliation.
This information is changing very quickly, and we are doing our best to stay on top of it and provide as much information as possible when we get it.
If you are a business owner in Livermore, that is open and providing services to our community, please add or update your information here.
If you are a community member who has an idea, information or questions about the local business community, please use the contact us page to forward that information to us or ask your question, and we’ll try to get answers back to you as quickly as possible.
Click on the Resources page as well as the News page for information to assist in your efforts to respond to this COVID-19 emergency and to help protect your Livermore Valley business community.
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Latest COVID-19 Business News and Updates
These are the latest posts on the Livermore Updates website. To see all of the other articles, please visit the News page.
Alameda County Health Officer Order Requires Vaccination of First Responders and Medical Transport Providers
the Alameda County Health Officer issued an Order requiring providers engaged in 9-1-1 ambulance transport, non-emergency medical transport, and first responders (including law enforcement and fire) to be fully vaccinated by December 21, 2021
Alameda County Face Covering Order Amendment FAQ
Alameda County has developed an FAQ for the Amendment to the Indoor Face Masking Mandate that went into effect on November 1st, 2021.
Alameda County to Ease Masking Requirementsfor Fully Vaccinated People in Limited Indoor Settings
With COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations declining, on November 1 the County of Alameda will ease masking requirements in certain indoor settings where everyone is fully vaccinated.
Bay Area Health Officers Issue Criteria for Lifting COVID-19 Indoor Masking Requirements
As decisions to vaccinate and wear face coverings indoors drive down COVID-19 case rates and hospitalizations, health officers for the nine Bay Area jurisdictions that require face coverings in most indoor public spaces today reached consensus on criteria to lift those health orders under certain conditions.