Kern remains in Red Tier (Tier 2) on State's COVID-19 framework
Kern County Public Health Services Department
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On April 6 the State announced that Kern County remains in the Red Tier (Tier 2) of the COVID-19 Blueprint for a Safer Economy. The State also announced that 4 million doses have been administered to people living in the lowest quartile statewide and therefore has triggered new case rate thresholds within the Blueprint Tier Framework.
Kern County meets the Orange (Tier 3) metrics as of April 6 and if Kern’s metrics continue to meet Orange Tier thresholds next week, we could progress into the Orange Tier as early as April 14.
Every county is assigned to one of four tiers based on the adjusted case rate, testing positivity rate and health equity metric. Below is a summary of Kern County’s current metrics and a comparison of Kern’s metrics last week:
Public Health encourages everyone to continue to practice healthy habits and to get vaccinated to help slow the spread of COVID-19 and move our county forward in the Blueprint framework, opening more businesses and activities.
To learn more about the State framework, visit http://www.covid19.ca.gov or http://www.kernpublichealth.com/2019-novel-coronavirus/.
