Santa Cruz County, California health officials have lifted the ban on surfing and re-opened beaches and parks – this according to Santa Cruz County Health Officer Gail Newell. “We’re seeing a very flattened curve in Santa Cruz County which makes me feel very optimistic,” she said, crediting the Santa Cruz community’s willingness to follow social distancing and stay-at-home guidelines over the past few weeks. “I believe our community members will appreciate the privilege of being able to utilize the beaches and parks in our community.”
Santa Cruz County to Lift Ban on Surfing Today as It Re-Opens Beaches and Parks
Health officials credit the community's willingness to social distance and adherence to stay-at-home guidelines for flattening the curve in the county.
BY The Inertia | Staff
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