With the coronavirus case count climbing, officials in Napa expect the county will be forced to take a step back in reopening, shutting down indoor dining, wineries, tasting rooms and other activities.

“It is expected that Napa County will remain on the monitoring list for three consecutive days and will be subject to the requirements listed in Governor Newsom’s July 1st order requiring the closure of the following businesses for a minimum of three weeks,” city officials said in the afternoon announcement.

If the case rate remains high, city officials said they believed businesses would have to adhere to increased closures as of midnight Thursday.