In-N-Out Burger has closed all five of its dining rooms in Contra Costa County over the restaurant chain’s refusal to comply with local health mandates requiring patrons to show proof of their vaccination status. AdvertisementContra Costa County Health Services did not immediately respond for comment on the restaurant’s decision. “We thank In-N-Out Burger for coming up with a solution that helps keep our community safe,” said the statement. In total, In-N-Out’s Contra Costa County locations have been fined $2,250 in violation of the vaccination health order, according to the health agency. Contra Costa and San Francisco counties, along with the city of Berkeley, all have similar mandates that require proof of vaccination for indoor dining.

Source: Los Angeles Times October 29, 2021 23:18 UTC