As California prepares to lift the mask mandate on Feb. 16, Bay Area counties have made individual decisions on whether to ditch the face coverings or not.
On Wednesday, Santa Clara County held a press conference to announce its new guidelines. San Francisco Mayor London Breed took to Twitter to say vaccinated people will be able to be maskless in most indoor settings.
Below is a county-by-county breakdown of where the mask mandate stands in your area.
Alameda County
NBC Bay Area is still waiting for comment from Alameda County officials.
Contra Costa County
Will lift its indoor mask requirements Tuesday, March 2 for unvaccinated people and March 12 for schools and child care facilities.
Marin County
Will lift its indoor mask requirements Tuesday, March 2 for unvaccinated people and March 12 for schools and child care facilities.
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San Francisco County
NBC Bay Area is still waiting for comment from San Francisco County officials.
Napa County
NBC Bay Area is still waiting for comment from Napa County officials.
San Mateo County
NBC Bay Area is still waiting for comment from San Mateo County officials.
Santa Clara County
Will lift its indoor mask requirements Tuesday, March 2 for unvaccinated people and March 12 for schools and child care facilities.
Solano County
Will lift its indoor mask requirements Tuesday, March 2 for unvaccinated people and March 12 for schools and child care facilities.
County officials said they will continue to monitor the situation and share updates through their social media platforms and the Solano County Public Information Network.
"Some people may understandably feel anxious about these changes to masking requirements in Solano," officials said. "Solano Public Health asks residents and visitors to be kind and respectful as people evaluate their risks and make choices to protect themselves and those around them."
Sonoma County
NBC Bay Area is still waiting for comment from Sonoma County officials.
Monterey County
NBC Bay Area is still waiting for comment from Monterey County officials.
Santa Cruz County
NBC Bay Area is still waiting for comment from Santa Cruz County officials.
