Health officials say it's 'highly likely' the surge is connected to recent protests, relaxed restrictions and illicit social gatherings.
County officials are also looking to begin reopening their buildings to their employees and the public.that would allow departments to begin reopening July 6 at the earliest.
Department administrators and their staffs have been working on creating phased reopening plans since early June, but how and when a department reopens will depend on its size, building setup and how its employees interact with the public, said Supervisor Kathryn Barger’s office.If the motion passes, departments would be required to submit operational plans to the county’s chief executive office by July 31 outlining how they will reopen.
“These operational plans should consider telework options, staggered schedules, modified schedules and other innovative ways to continue to serve the needs of our constituents in more efficient ways that also meet the public health guidelines for operation,” Supervisors Barger and Hilda Solis said in the motion.to identify passengers with high body temperatures as a way of slowing the spread of the coronavirus.
The three cameras will scan streams of passengers arriving at and departing from the Tom Bradley International Terminal in hopes of spotting passengers with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher — a common symptom in the COVID-19 pandemic that has pushed air travel demand down to the lowest levels in decades.Temperature checks are not a silver bullet: Health experts say people can spread the virus while showing few or no symptoms. Nor should temperature checks be the lone precaution.
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