Beginning Saturday, June 6, Malheur County will enter Phase 2 of Reopening Oregon. Below is the Phase 2 specific guidance available from the Governor’s Office. Once Spanish translations are made available, we will edit this post to include them.

For more COVID-19 resources, visit Governor Brown’s website and the Oregon Health Authority.

Phase 2 Guidance

• County Guidance for Entering Phase 2
• Indoor & Outdoor Entertainment Facilities Guidance
• Restaurants & Bars Guidance
• Swimming Pools, Spas, & Sports Courts Guidance
• Recreational Sport Guidance
• Venues & Event Operators Guidance
• Gatherings / General Guidance

Guidance that applies statewide

• Face Covering Guidance 
  • Face Covering Guidance – Spanish
• Public Guidance
  • Public Guidance – Spanish
• Outdoor Recreation Guidance
  • Outdoor Recreation Guidance – Spanish
• Employer Guidance
  • Employer Guidance – Spanish
• Retail Guidance
  • Retail Guidance – Spanish
• Retail FAQs
  • Retail FAQs – Spanish
• Childcare Guidance
  • Childcare Guidance – Spanish
• Transit Guidance
  • Transit Guidance – Spanish
• Summer Camp Guidance
• Summer Camp FAQs
  •  Summer Camp FAQs – Spanish
• Summer School Guidance
• Construction Guidance 
  • Construction Guidance – Spanish
• Agricultural Operation Guidance (see Temporary Rule)
• Agricultural Worker and KN95 Mask Guidance
• Agriculture FAQs in Spanish / Español
• Zoos, Museums, & Outdoor Gardens Guidance

Business & Health Resources from OHA

• Statewide Small Business Navigator
• Malheur County Economic Development
• Ontario Chamber of Commerce
• GEODC
• Oregon OSHA – How to file a Complaint

Other State Agencies’ Resources on COVID-19

• Oregon Housing and Community Services
• OHA Safe + Strong website
• Oregon Department of Agriculture
  • ODA Food Security and Farmworker Safety Project
• Oregon Department of Education – Resources for Migrants and other non-English speaking students
• Oregon Employment Department
• OHA Food, Pool and Lodging Program website – includes more guidance for restaurants
• DHS Aging and Disability Resource Connection

Oregon Community Based Organizations serving Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers

• Oregon Law Center
• Oregon Human Development Corporation
• Oregon Child Development Coalition (OCDC)

Other Resources for Employers

• COVID-19 and Food Safety. A resource for growers that answers common questions about how to approach hand-washing and sanitation on produce farms.
• Home Care Workers: Infection Control OHA Interim COVID-19 Infection Control Guidance for Workers Providing In-home Personal Care
• Home Care Worker Guidance from DHS: Information about COVID-19 for Home Care and Personal Support Workers