Resuming In-Person Activity
Stay Informed
California is resuming activities statewide, but it is important to remember that COVID-19 remains a serious health threat. As we plan and implement a return to in-person ANR programs, we should stay informed about COVID-19 trends statewide and in our communities. Here are a few resources from the CDPH and other trusted sources.
State and County COVID-19 Statistics (cases, deaths, testing)
Detailed Case Statistics and Trends
Get Local Information (County status and Public Health sites)
COVID-19 Case Map (Johns Hopkins University)
Operating Standards and Plans
Modified Stage 2 Safety Standards
(presentation)
(7/16/2020)
UC ANR Safety Standards for Resuming In-Person Activity, Stage 2
UC ANR Location Safety Plan for Resuming In-Person Activity, Stage 2
Resource links and documents for ANR Safety Plans
County Public Health COVID-19 links
Map of statewide COVID-19 testing sites
Daily Contact Log
Daily Attendance and Visitor Log
(revised 07/27/2020)
In-Person Employee Roster
(revised 06/15/2020)
ANR Clearance to Work Survey
(revised 07/20/2020)
ANR Clearance to Work Survey (Spanish translation)
(revised 07/28/2020)
ANR Visitor Clearance Survey
(07/27/2020)
Visitor Clearance Survey Instructions
(07/27/2020)
Sample Building Operations Readiness Matrix
Reporting a COVID-19 Positive Test or Exposure
Return to Work Guidance
(New 08/10/2020)
Cloth face coverings note (04/06/2020)
How to make a face mask
Posters
UC COVID-19 Response Poster
ANR 5 Safety Protocols sign
(06/09/2020)
CDC Stop the Spread of Germs
CDC Stay Home if You are Sick
CDC What You Can do if You are at Higher Risk
Other CDC COVID-19 Posters
Training information for employees, volunteers or other stakeholders
UC ANR COVID-19 Awareness
(en Espanol)
UC ANR COVID-19 Mitigation Standards
(en Espanol)
UC ANR COVID-19 Stage 2 Readiness Snapshot
Employee training documentation survey
Additional guidance for 4-H volunteers
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4-H COVID-19 Phase 2 Information for volunteers
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4-H COVID-19 Phase 2 Safety Protocol Checklist
Additional guidance for Master Gardener Volunteers