No, social bubbles can only be a maximum of 12 individuals.

The State of California's mandate of face coverings requires any person over 2 years of age to wear a face covering when in a public place, especially when:

• at indoor AND outdoor businesses – whether as an employee or a customer
• waiting in line to enter a store
• waiting for and using public transit
• when in a taxi or rideshare
• when seeking healthcare; or visiting a hospital, medical clinic, pharmacy, laboratory, dental office, veterinary clinic or blood bank
• walking outside and within 6 feet of others (about the length of a mattress)

Exceptions may be made for individuals with medical conditions or disabilities that prevent them from safely wearing a face covering. For more information, visit coronavirus.marinhhs.org/masks

Visit our School Status Dashboard. A dashboard that tracks the reopening status of schools in Marin County. Icons on the map represent elementary, middle, and high schools, including public, private, independent, and parochial schools.

• Green icons represent schools that have reopened to in-person instruction (at least 10% of a school's enrollment has returned to in-person instruction)
• Grey icons represent schools that offer remote/virtual learning only. 

Social bubbles are groups of people that must be consistent for three weeks, not interacting with others outside the bubble closer than Social Distancing rules require. After three weeks, people may regroup in new bubbles as long as they are healthy. There is no break required between bubble periods.

A face covering is a mask or cloth face covering that covers your nose and mouth. The face covering should allow for breathing without restriction. There is no requirement to wear a hospital grade mask or other specific type or brand of face covering. You may wear a homemade face covering, if it fits closely and covers your nose and mouth.

For more specific information on how to make or care for your face covering, visit https://coronavirus.marinhhs.org/masks.