COVID-19
Updated June 30, 2021 at 3:27 p.m.
News & updates
Washington state reopened for business and recreation on June 30, 2021. Learn more about what COVID-19 precautions that remain in place.
- See the City operations page for updates on City facility and service changes
The City of Everett continues to monitor the latest information from the Snohomish Health District, Department of Health and Center for Disease Control (CDC) regarding the COVID-19 pandemic. Stay informed to keep you, your loved ones and our communities safe.
Reopening guidance
- Vaccine verification/negative testing: recommended but not required for large indoor and outdoor events.
- Capacity limitations: no restrictions in restaurants, bars, stores, businesses, theaters etc. (except large indoor events).
- Physical distancing: no requirements.
- Facial coverings: the Secretary of Health’s mask order remains in place. For most situations, masks are not required for vaccinated individuals, unless required by individual business.
- Travelers: follow CDC recommendations.
- Fully vaccinated people: can return to their regular lives for the most part, with a few exceptions like limits on large-scale events and mask requirements in some high-risk settings.
For unvaccinated individuals
- Continue wearing masks when indoors in public places
- Keep washing your hands and watching your distance
- Enable WA Notify for completely private exposure notifications
- Get tested if you have COVID-19 symptoms
- Stay home if you are sick
COVID-19 information and resources
Vaccine information and resources
- Vaccine appointment locator: vaccinelocator.doh.wa.gov
- Snohomish Health District: snohd.org/COVIDVaccine
- Washington State Department of Health: doh.wa.gov/Emergencies/COVID19/Vaccine
- Center for Disease Control: cdc.gov/coronavirus/vaccines
Learn more, find information and resources, and get the latest updates about COVID-19
- Snohomish Health District: snohd.org/NCOV2019
- Washington State Department of Health (DOH): doh.wa.gov/coronavirus
- Washington State coronavirus response: coronavirus.wa.gov
- Center for Disease Control (CDC): cdc.gov/coronavirus
- Find information in other languages:doh.wa.gov/Emergencies/NovelCoronavirusOutbreak2020/HealthEducation
- Washington State DOH COVID-19 information in American Sign Language (ASL) on YouTube: bit.ly/2UKC5a6
- Governor Jay Inslee’s Office: governor.wa.gov/COVID19
Still have questions?
Contact the State Department of Health coronavirus hotline: 1-800-525-0127, press #