Continue following OHA guidelines

ByAnnette Powers
“As of now, the county remains in Phase 2. If you feel that your business or employees are at high risk due to the recent outbreak in Union County, it is at your discretion whether you choose to stay open or modify business operations. It is imperative that you follow Oregon Health Authority guidelines specific to your business. The health and safety of employees, patrons, and the public are of utmost importance. If you have COVID symptoms such as fever, cough, or shortness of breath, please stay home.”

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