SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — After Governor Gavin Newsom detailed plans for a regional stay-at-home order based on ICU capacity, some Bay Area counties decided to enact it early.

The stay-at-home order is triggered when a region’s total ICU bed capacity falls to 15%.

WHAT THE ORDER SHUTS DOWN:

Indoor and Outdoor Playgrounds
Indoor Recreational Facilities
Hair Salons and Barbershops
Personal Care Services
Museums, Zoos, and Aquariums
Movie Theaters
Wineries
Bars, Breweries, and Distilleries
Family Entertainment Centers
Cardrooms and Satellite Wagering
Casinos
Limited Services
Live Audience Sports
Amusement Parks

WHAT THE ORDER LIMITS:

Retail/shopping: Indoor capacity 20%
Hotels/lodging: Closed for non-essential stays
Outdoor recreation: No overnight stays, no food/drink/alcohol sales
Worship: Outdoor services only
Restaurants: Take-out only
Offices: Remote work only, unless not possible for critical infrastructure sectors
Sports games/entertainment: No live audience

School buildings that are already open to students are allowed to continue, but schools planning to open in-person will have to pause and continue distance learning.

As of Monday, the Bay Area is at 25.7% available capacity and five counties are enacting a stay-at-home order this week. Here’s where each Bay Area county stands: