COVID-19 Information for Businesses
Ensuring a safe workplace is crucial to preventing the spread of COVID-19. The Public Health Branch has provided tools to support workplaces in creating a safe environment. California enacted legislation AB 685 to put infection prevention regulations in place related to COVID-19. This involves informing the Public Health Branch when 3 or more positive cases occur within a 14-day period. Additional information can be found via the resources below.
Click the link below to Opt In or Notify Tulare County Public Health.
California School and Shared Portal for Outbreak Tracking (SPOT)
The links below are for workplace tools related to guidance and contact tracing.
- Tulare County Public Health: Reporting Outbreaks to Tulare County Public Health
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CalOSHA requirements for employers to report to the local Public Health Branch when three people have tested positive AND were at work during their high-exposure period.
- Tulare County Public Health: Employer Engagement
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A process has been created for notifying the health branch of an outbreak* occurring in your facility; find more information on this page.
- CA Assembly Bill (AB) 685: Enhanced Enforcement and Employer Reporting Requirements
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California AB 685 Enhanced Enforcement and Employer Reporting Requirements.
- CA for All: Information on Contact Tracing
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On this page you will find more information on contact tracing from California for All.
