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Low-contact services and outdoor equipment rentals can open for curbside pickup and dropoff.

Plan formulated by the Economic Recovery Task Force allows outdoor dining, indoor retail, and certain outdoor activities to resume on June 15. Other activities will reopen in phases.

The City announced Shared Spaces, a new program for more flexible use of sidewalks, streets, and other public spaces for neighborhood businesses. Applications will open in mid-June.

Hospitals must work with patients and screen visitors for any symptoms.

Camps and childcare can open with cleaning and physical distancing protocols in place.

Dentists and providers of elective surgeries must have a Health and Safety plan in place.

Three new testing opportunities—a mobile site initially stationed in the Tenderloin, a site at City College, and another in Hunters View—bring testing resources to neighborhoods that are underserved and bolster San Francisco’s capacity to test workers and people.

Great Plates Delivered SF will deliver three restaurant meals a day to seniors in need while supporting local businesses during the COVID-19 crisis.

New health directive would allow for most retailers to open for curbside pickup on May 18, 2020.

$1.7 billion deficit for the current fiscal year and the upcoming two-year budget does not include projected COVID-19 emergency response spending.