With cases continuing to rise, L.A. is considering a proposal to require proof of COVID-19 inoculation as a condition of entry at a host of indoor public spaces in what, if passed, would be the widest-ranging vaccination-verification effort in the city yet
L.A. will require city employees to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 or undergo weekly testing for the virus.
If the city, county or state imposes such a requirement, he said, it takes the onus off of individual businesses — and eases fears among small businesses about the legal risks of doing so themselves. Should the committee sign off, the motion would then go to the full 15-member City Council for consideration.But it’s unclear how quickly any vaccine verification mandate could go into effect. If the council signs off, City Atty. Mike Feuer would still have to draft an ordinance codifying the requirement, which would come back to the council for approval.
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