Mike Callagy

Mike Callagy

Ensuring the county continues to move through the state’s tier framework for reopening businesses, San Mateo County officials announced they and city officials are developing a collaborative task force to educate and penalize establishments that violate safety guidelines. 

During a virtual press conference Wednesday, County Manager Mike Callagy said that the task force would be deployed in the coming weeks and would focus on educating businesses and places of worship on COVID-related health codes before opting to ticket violators. 

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(3) comments

Terence Y

So what happens if you don’t provide any identifying information for their ticket? Or give false information (claim you don’t have ID on you or say your name is Jorg)? What happens if you don’t take receipt of the ticket? Will they assault you by placing it in your pocket? Sounds like the country is trying to institute another revenue source to pay for pensions and benefits. Challenge your ticket/fine in court to use up more county funds. At least people will feel their taxes are being put to use for something other than pensions and benefits.

MichaelHNachtigall

I just checked out covid19.ca.gov Blueprint for a Safer Economy and I think San Mateo County is not going to make it to the orange tier because the State has added a California Health Equity Metric which will be difficult to attain. (cdph.ca.gov)

Good Luck.

Scott McVicker

More from “The Cult COVIDians”

Lockdowns were a ruinous mistake. Not only did they NOT eliminate the virus, they guaranteed that we could expect an increase in deaths as we came out of them. Thus the mincing, halting, tenuous steps at re-opening as the lockdown-advocating fools try to minimize that eventuality. Beating us over the head with the mush-brained mantra of “safety”.

Advice to Government: You had your shot. You blew it. You damaged, destroyed and killed many more than you saved. And let us not mention the crushing debt you incurred in your “efforts”. Get out of the way and let us go on with our lives.

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