Hermosa Beach Face Coverings

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People in highly trafficked areas of Hermosa Beach must wear masks or face a $100 fine, the City Council decided Tuesday.

The rule, an emergency ordinance goes into effect immediately, requires the wearing of face coverings over both the nose and mouth for people on The Strand, the beach, the Green Belt, city parks, downtown Hermosa, and upper Pier Avenue.

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Santa Barbara City Face Coverings

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The Santa Barbara City Council is focusing on education and outreach for wearing face masks but approved the use of citations as a last resort.

The council voted unanimously on Tuesday evening to allow Santa Barbara Police officers and downtown ambassadors to cite anyone in “high-risk areas” who are not wearing a face covering. The areas discussed as high-risk are in the newly created pedestrian promenade on State Street, more specifically the crowded 500 block.

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Monterey County Face Coverings

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Setting fines of $100 for a first violation of the face coverings orders, $200 for a second violation and $500 for subsequent violations.

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Contra Costa County Face Coverings

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For health order violations involving non-commercial activities, a person could be fined $100 for a first violation, $200 for a second violation, and $500 for each additional violation within one year of the initial violation.

For commercial activity violations, the amount of the fine is $250 for a first violation, $500 for a second violation, and $1,000 for each additional violation within one year of the initial violation.

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Torrance Face Coverings

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“The Torrance City Council meeting begins at 7 p.m to discuss face mask enforcement. Options for Torrance elected officials to consider Tuesday, include:
1. Continuing to encourage residents to wear face masks;
2. Starting an extensive social media campaign emphasizing the importance of wearing face masks and establishing a citywide pilot program implementing mandatory face mask wearing, with warnings for three months, but no fines; and
3. Implementing a citywide mandatory face-covering order with fines.”

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Laguna Beach Face Coverings

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Beginning Friday, July 24, the City began deploying “Mask Advisors” on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays throughout the City to ensure face covering compliance and to distribute masks to those that aren’t wearing them.

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Conta Costa County Face Coverings

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The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors may approve on Tuesday an ordinance establishing administrative fines for violations of public health orders involving wearing face coverings, social distancing and gatherings.

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San Francisco City Face Coverings

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“The Department of Public Health announced the updates Friday, requiring “”anyone age 10 and up to wear a face covering when approaching a distance of six feet from others, in enclosed shared workplaces, in building common areas, and when working in food service.””

Additionally, those who are unable to wear a face mask or covering due to a medical condition must have a written exemption from a medical professional.”

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Glendale Face Coverings

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The Glendale City Council Tuesday approved a $400 citation for people out in public not wearing a mask. A second violation will come with a $1,000 dollar fine, while a third will carry a $2,000 fine.

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San Benito County Face Coverings

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The $25 to $500 fine range for noncommercial violations was changed to a written warning for the first offense, $75 for a second offense, $125 for a third violation and $200 for any additional violations.

For commercial violations, the fine range of $250 to $10,000 was changed to verbal warning for the first offense, $150 for a second offense, $350 for a third offense, and $750 for any additional violations.

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