With 46 cases of COVID-19 reported in the 14-day period ending Saturday, Wasco County will move from the lower risk category two levels up to the high risk category, beginning Friday.  It is one of six counties moving up two risk levels.  Wasco County had previously dropped three risk levels in late February, from extreme risk of community spread to lower risk of community spread.   As a county with 15,000 to 30,000 population, risk is measured by the number of cases within a 14-day period.   Lower risk is less than 30 cases over 14 days, moderate risk is 30 to 44 cases, and high risk is 45 to 59 cases.  The lower risk category allows 50 percent indoor seating capacity at restaurants and a midnight closure, but in the high risk category it drops to 25 percent indoor capacity and an 11 p.m. closure.   Faith institutions can have 75 percent in-person capacity at the lower risk category, but falls to 25 percent at high risk. Indoor gyms that were at 50 percent capacity at lower risk are now at 25 percent in high risk.  Grocery stores and other retail stores could have 75 percent capacity at lower risk, but it’s down to 50 percent at high risk.