Has anyone else been following San Mateo's recent moves? On one hand they have some of the strictest mask rules in the state including fines for not wearing masks in public (including open air). On the other, the county health officer is publicly blasting the state health office for enforcing triggers that shut down San Mateo businesses like Hair/Nail Salons and Gyms. He's also been outspoken against including forced transfers in the county numbers, and frequently brings up San Quentin transfers as an example.
His basic premise is that he knows better than the state what's happening in his county and they should lean on his judgement vs a one size fits all metric.
Some samples:
"I wish to apologize to all the businesses that were closed this week. I am not supportive of these actions and, for San Mateo County, I believe they are misdirected and will cause more harm than good. This action is a bit like looking for your lost keys under a streetlight even though you lost them miles away."
" I feel the State has made the wrong “diagnosis” and therefore is prescribing the wrong “treatment” for San Mateo County."
What do you think?
https://inmenlo.com/2020/08/07/san-mateo...this-week/
His basic premise is that he knows better than the state what's happening in his county and they should lean on his judgement vs a one size fits all metric.
Some samples:
"I wish to apologize to all the businesses that were closed this week. I am not supportive of these actions and, for San Mateo County, I believe they are misdirected and will cause more harm than good. This action is a bit like looking for your lost keys under a streetlight even though you lost them miles away."
" I feel the State has made the wrong “diagnosis” and therefore is prescribing the wrong “treatment” for San Mateo County."
What do you think?
https://inmenlo.com/2020/08/07/san-mateo...this-week/
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