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Safe & Strong Oregon Governor Kate Brown

As we continue to build a safer and stronger Oregon,
I again ask Oregonians to come together and be smart.

This virus is still very dangerous, and it still poses a great threat. Please follow the safety measures we are putting in place to keep each other healthy and businesses open — we have the best doctors and public health experts to guide us on how to safely weather this pandemic. It’s up to us to follow their advice if we want to keep Oregon safe and strong.

County Status

Map of Oregon counties color coded to indicate their Reopening Phase values. The table below this image describes the same thing, and the map is available in PDF format using the image's link

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Key:

indicates that the county has been placed on a two week pause because community transmission of COVID-19 is rising rapidly. The Two-Week Pause measures include: urging all businesses to mandate work from home to the greatest extent possible; pausing long-term care facility visits that take place indoors; reducing the maximum capacity of other indoor activities (such as indoor dining rooms, gyms, fitness organizations/studios, bowling alleys, ice rinks, indoor sports, pools, and museums) to 50 people, including staff, and relegating customers to maximum party size of six; limiting social gatherings to no more than six people outside of a household, reducing the frequency of those social gatherings, and keeping the same six people in a social circle.
indicates the county's current reopening phase
mask icon indicates that face coverings are required for indoor public spaces and outdoor public spaces where physical distancing isn’t possible
County & Contact Info Baseline Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3
Baker County Mask required
Benton County Mask required
Clackamas County  Mask required
Clatsop County Mask required
Columbia County Mask required
Coos County Mask required
Crook County Mask required
Curry County Mask required
Deschutes County Mask required
Douglas County Mask required
Gilliam County Mask required
Grant County Mask required
Harney County Mask required
Hood River County Mask required
Jackson County Mask required
Jefferson County Mask required
Josephine County Mask required
Klamath County Mask required
Lake County Mask required
Lane County Mask required
Lincoln County Mask required
Linn County Mask required
Malheur County Mask required
Marion County Mask required
Morrow County Mask required
Multnomah County  Mask required
Polk County Mask required
Sherman County Mask required
Tillamook County Mask required
Umatilla County Mask required
Union County Mask required
Wallowa County Mask required
Wasco County Mask required
Washington County  Mask required
Wheeler County Mask required
Yamhill County Mask required
View Reopening Criteria by county


Key:

indicates that the county has been placed on a two week pause because community transmission of COVID-19 is rising rapidly. The Two-Week Pause measures include: urging all businesses to mandate work from home to the greatest extent possible; pausing long-term care facility visits that take place indoors; reducing the maximum capacity of other indoor activities (such as indoor dining rooms, gyms, fitness organizations/studios, bowling alleys, ice rinks, indoor sports, pools, and museums) to 50 people, including staff, and relegating customers to maximum party size of six; limiting social gatherings to no more than six people outside of a household, reducing the frequency of those social gatherings, and keeping the same six people in a social circle.
indicates the county's current reopening phase
mask icon indicates that face coverings are required for indoor public spaces and outdoor public spaces where physical distancing isn’t possible

Note: If your county has submitted a plan and you do not see it listed here, it is currently being processed for review and may need to be revised to meet our current application requirements before it is accepted as complete. The Governor’s Office will be contacting county leadership about what additional information we may need for an application to be processed.

Applications listed as Under Review are currently being reviewed by the Governor's Office and Oregon Health Authority to determine whether a county meets the criteria.



Statewide Guidance

Guidance that applies statewide for all phases:

Phase 1 Guidance

Guidance for counties in Phase 1:

Phase 2 Guidance

Guidance for counties in Phase 2: