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We all have what it takes to get back to doing what we enjoy in life AND protect ourselves & others from #COVID19. It starts w/ washing hands, wearing a mask, keeping 6 feet apart, limiting gatherings, getting tested: https://t.co/DJNlToe804#MaskUpSMC #AllofUs #ComeTogetherSMC pic.twitter.com/QREgK3ehgs

— SMCo Office of Community Affairs – Take the Census (@SMC_CommAffairs) September 23, 2020

TODOS tenemos lo necesario para volver a hacer lo que disfrutamos Y protegernos y a los demás del #COVID19. Lávese las manos, use mascarilla, mantenga una distancia de 6 pies y evite reuniones grandes. pic.twitter.com/RqywGOT6bG

— SMCo Office of Community Affairs – Take the Census (@SMC_CommAffairs) September 23, 2020

We must all do our part to prevent the spread of #COVID19. Masks especially help everyone around you. If each of us wears a mask, everyone is protected.

More tips and resources here: https://t.co/ZMTEEv8RIs#MaskUpSMC #AllofUsTogether pic.twitter.com/gj4BNBqu8R

— SMCo Office of Community Affairs – Take the Census (@SMC_CommAffairs) October 2, 2020

我们都必须尽自己的力量来防止＃COVID19新冠地传播。 口罩尤其可以帮助您周围的每个人。 如果我们每个人都戴口罩，那么每个人都将受到保护。

此处提供了更多提示和资源：https://t.co/ZMTEEv8RIs pic.twitter.com/mYaaEr6oCQ

— SMCo Office of Community Affairs – Take the Census (@SMC_CommAffairs) October 2, 2020

Todos debemos hacer nuestra parte para prevenir la propagación de #COVID19.
Las mascarillas ayudan especialmente a todos los que lo rodean. Si cada uno de nosotros usamos una, todos estaremos protegidos. https://t.co/fHr0t5wPAm#PongaseLaMascarillaSMC #TodosJuntosSMC pic.twitter.com/nG5ED5uskW

— SMCo Office of Community Affairs – Take the Census (@SMC_CommAffairs) October 2, 2020

This pandemic doesn’t take holidays off. Do your part to slow the spread of #COVID19. This Halloween, Thanksgiving & holiday season, gatherings of any size outside of a single household remain discouraged because they carry significant risk of exposure. #PartySafe #MaskUpSMC pic.twitter.com/5WUx1emzTs

— SMCo Office of Community Affairs (@SMC_CommAffairs) October 28, 2020

Esta pandemia no toma vacaciones. Haga su parte para frenar el #COVID19. En esta temporada de días festivos, las reuniones de cualquier tamaño fuera de un solo hogar siguen siendo desalentadas porque conllevan un gran riesgo de exposición. #PongaseLaMascarillaSMC pic.twitter.com/MBl12PREbe

— SMCo Office of Community Affairs (@SMC_CommAffairs) October 28, 2020

Testing for #COVID19 is available to everyone 5 & older who lives or works in #SanMateoCounty regardless of symptoms or increased risk of exposure.

Info on testing options at the San Mateo Event Center neighborhood mobile sites can be found at https://t.co/1xgqCYg2RU pic.twitter.com/3WiYFfDcJm

— SMCo Office of Community Affairs (@SMC_CommAffairs) October 22, 2020

La prueba # COVID19 está disponible para los mayores de 5 que vivan/trabajen en #SanMateoCounty, sin importar los síntomas o el aumento del riesgo de exposición.

Información de las pruebas en sitios móviles o del San Mateo Event Center: https://t.co/ONUOL6wwI5 pic.twitter.com/KWW6Nna4Lj

— SMCo Office of Community Affairs (@SMC_CommAffairs) October 22, 2020

You can get flu shots at:

➡️ Your doctor’s office
➡️Retail pharmacies and stores (call first to check vaccine availability)
➡️ Visiting: https://t.co/A1gqCBmtyU
➡️A free flu clinic in San Mateo County:

💻https://t.co/nyX4ytfDA3
💻https://t.co/2OaM09gLKH pic.twitter.com/5mbC7x6nxU

— SMCo Office of Community Affairs (@SMC_CommAffairs) October 26, 2020

Regardless of how you choose to celebrate Halloween it is important to keep the following in mind about face mask during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Learn more about @SMCHealth
Halloween Guidelines: https://t.co/QPJ2K8xI7R pic.twitter.com/2ygqOvcH7z

— SMCo Office of Community Affairs (@SMC_CommAffairs) October 16, 2020

If you decide to gather in person this Halloween, remember that outdoors is always safer than indoors. Plan an outdoor scavenger hunt or pumpkin carving contest w/ group of no more than 12 people, use pre-wrapped treats & avoid sharing food. #PartySafe #HalloweenAtHome #MaskUpSMC pic.twitter.com/ug0PNxTAMj

— SMCo Office of Community Affairs (@SMC_CommAffairs) October 26, 2020