The city of Oakland announced Wednesday it will soon begin requiring proof of vaccination to enter indoor spaces.
In a statement, officials confirmed the new rule will go in effect Feb. 1 and will apply to any public indoor location.
Below is a list of places that will require proof of vaccination:
- Restaurants, bars, coffee houses, clubs and banquet halls
- Entertainment venues, theatres, concert venues, museums and recreation facilities
- Gyms, fitness centers and yoga studios
- Senior adult care facilities and city senior center programs
- City Hall
- Large indoor events at city-owned and privately-owned facilities
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