Stores and Businesses Begin to Reopen After Mandatory Quarantine
May 27, 2020
As Clackamas County enters the first phase of reopening after the COVID-19 closure, places around the city are beginning to come back to life.
Here’s a look at some places around La Salle that are beginning to reopen:
Nails Unlimited store manager Kim Nguyen works behind a clear plastic shield and wears a face mask.
Businesses that are allowed to reopen have social distancing guidelines in effect.
Nonessential stores, such as Hobby Lobby, have begun reopening.
Clear plastic shields sit between employees and customers at a Target store.
Stores are recommending that customers wash their food before consuming it.
Many stores are only offering outside seating.
Stores are cleaning surfaces more frequently as they reopen.
Many stores and businesses have added floor signs to encourage social distancing.
Panera Bread at Clackamas Town Center observes social distancing by placing payment devices on tables.
Clackamas Town Center began to reopen with limited capacity.
Tables and chairs in the Clackamas Town Center food court are separated to encourage social distancing.
While some restaurants in the food court have reopened, many are still closed.
Checkout stands in a department store include clear shields to protect employees and customers.
Stores are operating at limited capacity to slow the spread of COVID-19.
Some essential items still have restrictions on purchase.
