Visitor FAQ
At this time, per the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, there is no immediate threat to the general public and no special precautions are required. Los Angeles County residents, students, workers, and visitors are encouraged to engage in their regular activities and practice good public health hygiene, as this is the height of flu season across the County.
SMC currently has no confirmed cases of COVID-19. All events are being evaluated on a daily basis due to the fluid nature of COVID-19 and its spread. SMC's Events Department and affiliated presenters of programs/events on campus such as The Broad Stage at the SMC Performing Arts Center will reach out to event planners if there is an immediate update that will affect their event.
At this time, SMC has no confirmed cases of COVID-19. All events are being evaluated on a daily basis due to the fluid nature of COVID-19. SMC's Facilities Rentals Department will reach out to event organizers if there is an immediate update that will affect their event.
SMC is in close communication with local and state authorities, and is following all guidelines outlined by the CDC and the LA County Department of Public Health for enhanced cleaning and sanitizing of all campus buildings, common areas, and event space.
SMC custodial staff have increased the use of disinfectants on high-traffic areas, and is ensuring that soap and hand sanitizer stations remain filled. (But remember that hand washing with soap and water is the most effective way to reduce the spread of any infection.).
Should there be a COVID-19 outbreak on campus, you will be notified and assisted with making alternate arrangements.