According to an announcement by Mayor London Breed, the city of San Francisco will fully reopen and eliminate capacity limits, staring from June 15.

Based on the draft guidelines that the state had released in advance, San Francisco has decided that it will fully align with the state plan with some limited exceptions of extremely large events and specific institutional settings with heightened risk, such as acute care hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, and jails, as per reports. Except for schools, childcare and youth activities, San Francisco will lift much of its health order sector-specific restrictions and rescind all business sector directives.

With the impending elimination of the state's tiered reopening system and local health directives for industry sectors, it is expected that many aspects of San Francisco businesses will return to usual operations for attendees, customers, and guests.

"Most notably, health order changes include the elimination of local capacity limits as well as local requirements for physical distancing, masking, and operational procedures and protocols in almost all instances," the announcement said.

Currently, 79 percent of San Francisco residents eligible for Covid-19 vaccination have received at least one dose.

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