THE RED RULES

San Joaquin County officially moved into the red tier on Tuesday. Here’s what that means for respective sectors in the community:

All retail: Open indoors with modifications (max 50% capacity)

Amusement parks: Effective April 1, max 15%, small groups of a maximum of 10 people or three household groups without intergroup mixing; indoor capacity max 15% with time restrictions; no indoor dining; weekly worker testing; in-state visitors only; online ticket purchases only)

Bars (where no meal is provided): Remain closed

Cardrooms: Outdoor only with modifications

Family entertainment centers: Outdoor only with modifications (effective April 1)

Gyms and fitness centers: Open indoors with modifications (max 10% capacity)

Hair salons and barbershops: Open indoors with modifications.

Hotels and lodging: Open with modifications (fitness centers 10% capacity)

Movie theaters: Open indoors with modifications (max 25% capacity or 100 people, whichever is fewer)

Museums, zoos, and aquariums: Open indoors with modifications (indoor activities max 25% capacity)

Outdoor playgrounds and outdoor recreational facilities: Open with modifications

Personal care services: Open indoors with modifications

Places of worship: Open indoors with modifications (max 25% capacity)

Restaurants: Open indoors with modifications (max 25% capacity or 100 people, whichever is fewer)

Shopping centers: Max 50% capacity (common areas closed)

Sports and live performances: Outdoor live events with assigned seats and controlled mixing (effective April 1: max 20%, includes suites with 25% occupancy per suite; weekly worker testing; in-state visitors only)

Wineries, breweries, and distilleries: Outdoor only with modifications: Reservations, 90-minute time limit, limited hours (on-site consumption closed by 8 p.m.)

Youth sports: Competitions allowed for outdoor low- and moderate-contact sports, according to the state's youth sports guidance.