Santa Clara County Face Coverings

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The county Board of Supervisors unanimously voted Tuesday to adopt an ordinance that would allow a maximum $500 civil fine to be imposed for non-business violations and a $5,000 maximum for business violations. It goes into effect immediately.

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Livermore Face Coverings

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The city of Livermore is now enforcing a face coverings order to help slow the spread of the coronavirus.Anyone who fails to comply could be fined $100.

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Sonoma County Face Coverings

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The county’s Board of Supervisors on Thursday approved a code enforcement ordinance that allows the issuance of citations for noncompliance, with fines starting at $100 for a person and ranging up to $10,000 for a business.

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Watsonville Face Coverings

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The City of Watsonville may now issue fines to people who choose not to wear a mask in public.The first offense is $100, second offense is $200 and the third offense will cost you $500. Previously, the face coverings order was punishable by a misdemeanor, which could be punishable by up to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine.

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Santa Monica Face Coverings

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August 6, 2020 — The City of Santa Monica issued a warning Wednesday that it will begin enforcing its face covering order this week, with those in violation facing an initial fine of $100.

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San Diego County Face Coverings

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The county will spend $1.8 million over the next six months for 22 staff members to respond to businesses violating the public health orders. The move is part of an effort for the county, rather than law enforcement, to take the lead in enforcing its health order. The violators targeted in the new effort are separate from those considered egregious violators, defined as a willful and sustained disregard of the county health order, posing a significant risk of spreading the virus.

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Santa Cruz County Face Coverings

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Violating masking rules and other pandemic-related restrictions is now an infraction in Santa Cruz County — $100 for the first offense, $200 for the second offense and $500 for further violations within the same year.

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San Mateo County Face Coverings

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Proposing an emergency ordinance on Tuesday that would fine individuals from $100 to $500 if they fail to observe the county’s mask rules in public. Those who continue to violate the new ordinance, would face a fine of $250 for a second offense and then up to $500 for every subsequent violation. Commercial businesses could also be fined up to $3,000 as well for not complying with county health orders.

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Sonoma County Face Coverings

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Sonoma County leaders are expected to pass a civil compliance ordinance next week that could bring $100 in fines for individuals and up to $10,000 for business owners who are caught violating orders.

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Duarte Face Coverings

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The Duarte City Council passed an ordinance Tuesday night that introduced a fine of $100 for the first offense of not wearing a mask. The fines go up to $200 for a second offense, and $500 for every subsequent violation within a year from the initial offense.

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