Officials also will provide an update on COVID-19 testing requirements for healthcare providers.
At 10:30 a.m. Monday, Santa Clara County officials will address the second anniversary of the county’s first detected COVID-19 case, which was announced Jan. 31, 2020. They also will provide an update on the health officer’s order on COVID-19 testing requirements for healthcare providers.
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