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WORKING TOGETHER TO REDUCE THE TRANSMISSION OF COVID-19

Healthcare and educator partners in Santa Barbara County have come together to educate, unite and incentivize all of Santa Barbara County to join Masked and Mighty to work together to reduce the transmission of COVID-19, reopen more businesses, keep the population healthy, keep hospital beds open, and get our kids back to in-person school.
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Masked and Mighty Coalition members include the County of Santa Barbara, Sansum Clinic, Cottage Health, the Santa Barbara County Education Office and local school districts, Santa Barbara City College, Westmont College, University of California, Santa Barbara, Neighborhood Clinics, Lompoc Valley Medical Center, Lompoc Valley Pediatric Care Center, CenCal Health, and the Central Coast Medical Association. Together, the Masked and Mighty Coalition is conducting a public education campaign to share key messages to reduce the transmission of COVID-19.
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Masked and Mighty is geared for audiences of all ages, in multiple languages to engage all Santa Barbara County communities, including local people, local imagery, and locally developed videos on why we wear masks and take precautions.
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The “Mighty” piece of the campaign emphasizes safety precautions such as social distancing, good hygiene and a myriad of other interventions people can take in addition to the use of face coverings to keep our community safe and healthy.

In addition to the advertising campaign there are many ways in which residents can support
the Masked and Mighty Coalition throughout Santa Barbara County:

POWER UP
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY

From October 26 to November 7, all businesses and residences are invited to demonstrate a commitment to safety precautions towards reducing the spread of infection. And, as a fun and safe alternative to trick or treating for Halloween, families are encouraged to drive by the Powered Up buildings and post pictures on the Masked and Mighty Facebook Page and Instagram account, with hashtag #maskedandmighty.

Click to learn more on Power Up >

Public Service announcement VIDEOs

All residents are encouraged to post a personal PSA to the Masked and Mighty Facebook page and Instagram account to share why being masked and mighty is important, based on the theme, “Who are you protecting?”

Learn how to create your video >

DISCUSSION GUIDE
FOR TEACHERS

Teachers from preschool through college are encouraged to use the guide with students to provide unified messaging around the safety precautions that will help limit the spread of COVID-19.

Check out the guide for teachers >

masked AND mighty coalition members

Healthcare and educator partners in Santa Barbara County have come together to educate, unite and incentivize all of Santa Barbara County to work together to reduce the transmission of COVID-19.

Proclamation

The Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County has issued a proclamation deeming “Masked and Mighty” a countywide approach to improving the health and economy in Santa Barbara County.


Proclamation from the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
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Whereas, we seek to educate, unite and incentivize all of Santa Barbara County to join “Masked and Mighty” to work together and reduce the transmission of COVID-19, reopen more businesses, keep the population healthy, keep hospital beds open, and get our kids back to in-person school; and

Whereas, healthcare and educator partners including the County of Santa Barbara, Sansum Clinic, Cottage Health, the Santa Barbara County Education Office and local school districts, Santa Barbara City College, Westmont College, University of California, Santa Barbara, Neighborhood Clinics, Lompoc Valley Medical Center, Lompoc Valley Pediatric Care Center, CenCal Health, and the Central Coast Medical Association have joined the Masked and Mighty Coalition to share key messages to reduce the transmission of COVID-19; and

Whereas, “Masked and Mighty” is geared for audiences of all ages, in multiple languages to engage all Santa Barbara County communities, including local people, local imagery, and locally developed videos on why we wear masks and take precautions; and Whereas, the Mighty piece of the campaign includes safety precautions such as physical distancing,  good hygiene and a myriad of other interventions we can take in addition to the use of face coverings to keep our community safe and healthy; and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDERED AND RESOLVED that this Board of Supervisors does hereby proclaim “Masked and Mighty” a countywide approach to improving the health and economy in Santa Barbara County.

PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County, State of California, this twenty-seventh day of October 2020 by a unanimous vote of all members present.
ABOUT THE MASKED AND MIGHTY COALITION

Healthcare and educator partners in Santa Barbara County have come together to educate, unite and incentivize all of Santa Barbara County to work together to reduce the transmission of COVID-19.

RELATED LINKS
Public Health Department COVID-19 InformationCenter for Disease Control and PreventionAccessibility Statement
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MASKED AND MIGHTY COALITION PARTNERS

County of Santa Barbara, Cottage Health, Sansum Clinic, CenCal Health, Central Coast Medical Association, Lompoc Valley Medical Center, Lompoc Valley Pediatric Care Center, Marian Regional Medical Center, Santa Barbara City College, Santa Barbara County Promotores Network, Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics, Santa Barbara County Education Office, School Districts throughout Santa Barbara County, UC Santa Barbara, and Westmont College.

© 2020 Masked and Mighty Coalition of Santa Barbara County