This Monday, September 14, the city began moving forward with the next phase of reopening.

More information about San Francisco’s reopening plan is available at SF.gov/reopening.

Monday, September 14 – Low Risk Outdoor and Indoor Activities’

• Indoor personal services, such as hair salons, barber shops, nail salons, massage services, tattoo and piercing, with limited capacity
• Indoor gyms, including one-on-one personal training, at limited capacity
• Hotels and other lodging, including short-term rentals
• Places of worship and political activities (one person at a time indoors for individual prayer or campaign office use; up to 50 people outdoors)
• Outdoor tour buses and open-air boats, with limited capacity
• Drive-in movies, with limited capacity
• Outdoor family entertainment, such as mini-golf, batting cages, and go-carts, with limited capacity, (but not amusement park rides and playgrounds at this time)

September 21 – Indoor Museums, Zoos, and Aquariums and TK-6th grade in-person learning

• Indoor museums, zoos, and aquariums at a limited capacity and with a submitted health and safety plan
• In-classroom learning: TK-6th grade on rolling basis with approved health and safety plan

GOAL: End of September, Low Risk Indoor Activities

• Places of worship, with limited capacity (25% of capacity indoors, up to 25 people; up to 50 people outdoors)

GOAL: October, Middle School in-person learning

• Middle schools, in-person learning, on rolling basis with an approved health and safety plan

 
GOAL: November, High Schools, additional learning activities

• High schools, in-person learning, on rolling basis with an approved health and safety plan