Napa to again shut down dine-in restaurants, bars, indoor tasting rooms starting Thursday as coronavirus cases rise - Napa Valley Register

Starting Thursday, Napa County is on track to again shut down dine-in restaurants, bars, indoor wine tasting rooms and other businesses amid a sharp increase in coronavirus cases.

The announcement came hours after Napa County reported 60 new coronavirus infections over the Fourth of July weekend – its largest single increase – bringing the local total to 436.

That figure places Napa on California’s monitoring list, which includes counties with more than 100 positive COVID-19 tests per 100,000 people.

“The County must comply with State-required metrics and failure to meet these metrics will result in actions by the State of California to restrict activities in Napa County,” county Supervisor Diane Dillon said in the statement.

If Napa County cannot improve its metrics, we will likely be subject to an extended closure and additional measures.”.

COVID cases are surging in Napa County, with 60 new ones reported on Monday