State-by-state Mandates (Employers)

Federal

State governors are being given the ability to give mandates to their own residents.

Reopening Framework Materials:

Opening Up America Again

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- U.S. CDC Activities and Initiatives Memo (5/19/20)
- U.S. CDC FAQs
- What’s New at the CDC
- EEOC Guidance: What You Should Know About COVID-19 and the ADA, the Rehabilitation Act, and Other EEO Laws

Alabama

- Masks are required. Individuals will be required to wear a mask or other facial covering when in public and in close contact with other people, as described in the order. This order extends until Friday, March 5, 2021 at 5:00 p.m.
- Most businesses are open: retail stores, restaurant dining, bars and breweries, salons, houses of worship, entertainment venues, beaches, & gyms
- No stay at home order or curfew at this time
- Actions taken by Board of Health Alabama: https://www.alabamapublichealth.gov/legal/orders.html

Reopening Framework Materials:

Reopening Alabama Responsibly

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Supplemental Emergency Proclamation (7/29/20)
- Amended Safer at Home Order (7/29/20)
- Amended and Extended Safer at Home Order (8/27/20)
- Proclamation and Health Order Amending Safer at Home (9/30/20)
- Updated Info Sheets
- Guidelines for Safeguarding All Businesses
- List of All Orders and Guidelines

Alaska

- Most businesses are open including: retail stores, restaurant dining; bars, hair salons, barbershops, nail salons, houses of worship, libraries, theaters, bowling alleys, museums, gyms, pools
- State site: http://dhss.alaska.gov/dph/Epi/id/Pages/COVID-19/default.aspx

Reopening Framework Materials:

- Reopen Alaska Responsibly
- Reopen Alaska Responsibly Plan Summary (5/6/20)

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Health Mandate FAQs
- Health Mandate 018 (intrastate travel) (6/5/20)
- Updated Health Mandate 010 (interstate travel) (8/6/20)
- All Alaska Health Mandates and FAQs
- Announcement of Phase Three (5/19/20) and General Guidance
- Revised Health Mandate 010 (interstate travel) (10/15/20)
- Safe Travels page and portal
- Industry-Specific Guidance Materials

Arizona

- Masks are mandated for most businesses. Businesses that are open include: retail stores, restaurant dining , barbershops, salons, houses of worship, casinos, movie theaters, pools, spas, gyms
- Businesses that are not open include: bars (unless dining is included) and night clubs
- No stay at home order or curfew in place

Reopening Framework Materials:

- - Return Stronger and Announcement Presentation
  - Arizona Together – Reopening Guidance

Specific Orders/Guidance:

Arkansas

- Masks are required
- The following businesses are open: retail, restaurant dining, bars, hair salons, barbershops, nail salons, houses of worship, theaters, stadiums, museums, bowling alleys, casinos, large venues, campgrounds, gyms, pools
- No quarantine/stay at home order or curfew at this time

Specific Orders/Guidance:

California

- Masks are required. Everyone is currently being advised to stay at home.
- Restrictions vary for each county. Use this link to determine restrictions in each county: https://covid19.ca.gov/safer-economy/
- Link to see which schools are re-opening: https://schools.covid19.ca.gov/

Reopening Framework Materials:

- Roadmap to Modify the Stay-at-Home Order
- Resilience Roadmap Presentation (5/7/20)
- Resilience Roadmap
- Blueprint for a Safer Economy (8/28/20) and Announcement

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Updated COVID-19 Employer Playbook for a Safe Reopening (7/31/20)
- Industrial Relations Safe Reopening FAQs for Workers and Employers (7/28/20)
- All California Department of Public Health Reopening Guidance Documents
- Statewide Industry Guidance to Reduce Risk
- Guidance on Returning to Work or School Following Diagnosis (8/24/20)
- Guidance Related to Cohorts (9/4/20)
- Updated Memo re: Responding to COVID-19 in the Workplace (9/18/20)
- Blueprint for a Safer Economy Website and Search Function; Related Framework Health Order and Explanation
- California Blueprint Data Chart with County Status (found here)

Colorado

- Masks are required. No stay at home order or curfew in place.
- Dining restrictions are determined by individual counties.
- Businesses open state wide: retail stores, restaurant dining in some counties, salons and personal services, houses of worship, museums, libraries, museums, indoor events and entertainment, campgrounds, pools, playgrounds, offices, manufacturing.
- Businesses closed throughout the state: any restaurant that functions solely as a bar
- State website of break-downs: https://covid19.colorado.gov/

Reopening Framework Materials:

- #DoingMyPartCO
- Timeline for Decision Making Under Safer at Home Phase (5/11/20)

Specific Orders/Guidance:

Connecticut

- Masks are required.
- A travel advisory is currently in effect for anyone entering Connecticut from states with high community spread of COVID-19
- Currently open within the state: amusement parks, beaches (state), bowling alleys, construction, gyms and fitness studios, hair salons and barbershops, hotels, libraries, nail salons, manufacturing, museums and zoos, offices, retail, restaurants, state campgrounds & parks, summer camps, spas, tattoo parlors, and theaters
- Completely closed: bars
- Breakdown: https://portal.ct.gov/Coronavirus/Covid-19-Knowledge-Base/Latest-Guidance

Reopening Framework Materials:

- Initial Framework Announcement
- Reopen Connecticut Report (5/26/20)

Specific Orders/Guidance:

Delaware

- Masks are required.
- Residents are being advised to stay home.
- Businesses currently open: retail stores, malls, farmers markets, restaurants, bars, barber shops, hair salons, tanning salons; nail salons, tattoo parlors, massage therapy, museums, libraries, galleries, live performances, casinos, beaches, pools, gyms, campgrounds
- State breakdown link: https://coronavirus.delaware.gov/

Reopening Framework Materials:

Delaware’s Recovery and Reopening

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Summary of Phase Two (6/19/20)
- Phase Two General and Industry-Specific Guidelines
- Reopening Status and All Guidance
- Announcement re: Pause in Reopening (6/25/20)
- 23rd Modification of State of Emergency (6/30/20) (bar closure at beaches)
- 24th Modification of State of Emergency (7/24/20) (driving schools, seni Revised or centers to reopen)
- 25th Modification of State of Emergency (8/26/20) (masks in schools)
- 27th Modification of State of Emergency (9/4/20) (incorporating, extending prior orders)
- Revision to the 27th Modificcation (9/25/20) (large gatherings)

Washington DC

- Masks are currently mandatory
- Businesses currently open: retail stores, indoor dining, barbershops, hair salons; nail salons, waxing salons, spas, houses of worship, museums, dog parks, golf courses, tennis courts, parks, gyms, pools
- Businesses currently closed: nightclubs, library
- https://coronavirus.dc.gov/

Florida

- Masks are not required at this time
- No stay at home order or curfew in place
- Businesses currently open: retail stores, restaurant dining, bars, salons, tattoo parlors, massage therapy, tanning salons, acupuncture, museums, libraries, movie theaters, concert halls, bowling alleys; sporting venues, beaches, trails, gyms
- State website: https://floridahealthcovid19.gov/

Reopening Framework Materials:

- Safe. Smart. Step-by-Step
- Phase 2 Presentation (6/3/20)

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Executive Order 20-139 – Phase 2 (6/3/20)
- FAQs on Phase 2
- Announcement re: Closure of Bars (6/26/20)
- Florida DBPR Amended Order 2020-09 (bar closures) (7/1/20)
- Updated DBPR Restaurant FAQs (8/14/20)
- Executive Order 20-214 (9/4/20) (Palm Beach County to Phase 2)
- Executive Order 20-223 (9/11/20) (Miami-Dade and Broward Counties to Phase 2)
- Florida DBPR Order – Bars to Reopen 9/14/20 (9/10/20)
- Executive Order 20-244 (9/25/20) (Phase 3; restaurants)
- All COVID-19-Related Orders

Georgia

- Residents are under any stay at home order or curfew
- Businesses currently open: retail, restaurant dining, hair salons, barbershops, houses of worship, bowling alleys; theaters, private social clubs, large venues, bars, nightclubs, and gyms
- https://georgia.gov/covid-19-coronavirus-georgia

Specific Orders/Guidance:

Hawaii

- Masks are required at the current time
- Currently open: retail, bars in some areas, restaurant dining, pet groomers, tattoo parlors, salons and barbershops, nail salons, houses of worship, theaters, state parks in some areas, campgrounds in some area, gyms, pools and waterparks, beaches and parks, and offices in some areas
- The residents are not currently in a state at home order or under any curfew

Reopening Framework Materials:

Specific Orders/Guidance:

Idaho

- Most businesses are currently open including: retail, restaurant dining, bars, hair salons, houses of worship, movie theaters, large venues, nightclubs, gyms, pools and water parks
- No stay at home order or curfew currently in effect for the residents
- https://coronavirus.idaho.gov/

Reopening Framework Materials:

- Idaho Rebounds
- Stages of Reopening

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Executive Order – Return to Work Bonus Program (6/17/20)
- Stay Healthy Guidelines – Stage 4
- Business-specific protocols for opening
- Announcement re: Pause in Stage 4, Move to Regional Approach (6/25/20)
- Announcement re: Further Extension of Stage 4 (7/9/20)
- Announcement re: Further Extension of Stage 4 (7/23/20)
- Announcement re: Stage 4 Extension to August 21 (8/6/20)
- Announcement re: Stage 4 Extended to September 4 (8/21/20)
- Announcement re: Stage 4 Extended Another Two Weeks (9/3/20)
- Announcement re: Stage 4 Extended to October 2 (9/18/20)
- Announcement re: Stage 4 Extension (10/1/20)
- Announcement re: Stage 4 Extension (10/15/20)

Illinois

- Masks are currently required
- No stay at home order or curfew is currently in place
- Most businesses are currently open including: retail stores, restaurants, bars, pet grooming, hair salons, barber shops, nail salons, spas, waxing centers, tattoo parlors, houses of worship, theaters, museums, casinos, state parks, limited fishing, boating, golf courses, gyms, manufacturing, offices
- https://coronavirus.illinois.gov/s/

Reopening Framework Materials:

Specific Orders/Guidance:

Indiana

- Masks are currently required
- There is no stay at home order or curfew in place at the current time
- Indoor gatherings are currently restricted to 25% of the facility capacity
- Businesses currently open: retail stores, restaurant dining, bars and nightclubs, spas, salons, barbershops, tattoo parlors, houses of worship, libraries, museums, zoos and aquariums, venues, movie theaters, bowling alleys, conventions, fairs, parades and similar events, gyms, pools, tennis and basketball courts, campgrounds, amusement parks, water parks, manufacturing, offices.
- https://www.coronavirus.in.gov/2393.htm

Reopening Framework Materials:

Back on Track Indiana

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Executive Order 20-32 – Stage 4 (6/11/20)
- Executive Order 20-35 – Stage 4.5 (7/1/20)
- Executive Order 20-36 – Continuing Stage 4.5 (7/16/20)
- Executive Order 20-39 – Extending Stage 4.5 (7/30/20)
- Executive Order 20-42 – Further Extending Stage 4.5 (8/26/20)
- Executive Order 20-43 – Moving to Stage 5 (9/24/20)
- Executive Order 20-46 – Stage 5 Extension (10/15/20)
- What’s Open, What’s Closed?
- Back on Track General & Industry Guidelines

Iowa

- Masks are not currently required
- Businesses currently open: retail stores, malls, restaurant dining, bars, medical spas, tanning salons, salons, barbershops, tattoo parlors, houses of worship, libraries, movie theaters, museums, zoos, aquariums; casinos; outdoor venues, bowling alleys, amusement parks, indoor venues, campgrounds, gyms, pools, playgrounds, skating rinks, skate parks.
- https://coronavirus.iowa.gov/

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Proclamation (6/10/20)
- Proclamation (6/25/20)
- Proclamation (7/24/20)
- Proclamation (extending emergency and existing mitigation measures) (8/21/20)
- Proclamation (closing bars in 6 counties) (8/27/20)
- Proclamation (reopening bars in some counties) (9/15/20)
- Proclamation (extending emergency and county-specific measures) (9/18/20)
- Proclamation (extending mitigation steps in two counties) (9/25/20)
- Proclamation (reopenings in Johnson and Story Counties) (10/2/20)
- Proclamation (extending emergency and mitigation measures) (10/16/20)
- Iowa Department of Public Health Reopening Guidance

Kansas

- No stay at home order or curfew are currently required by residents
- Businesses currently open: retail stores, restaurant dining, bars, salons, barbershops, tattoo parlors, houses of worship, theaters, museums, bowling alleys, casinos, nightclubs, gyms, community centers, sports facilities, pools, and offices
- https://www.coronavirus.kdheks.gov/

Reopening Framework Materials:

Ad Astra: A Plan to Reopen Kansas (Not mandatory. Advisory as of 5/27/20)

Authority to restrict business operations and gatherings rests with county health officials as of 5/27/20. Some counties have elected to adopt such restrictions.

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Executive Order No. 20-29 – Phase One (4/30/20)
- Announcement re: Phase 1.5 of Ad Astra Plan (5/14/20)
- Announcement re: Modified Phase 2 (5/19/20)
- Executive Order No. 20-34 (5/19/20)
- Announcement re: Expiration of Ad Astra Emergency Declaration (5/26/20)

Kentucky

- Masks are currently mandatory
- Residents are currently being advised to follow a stay at home order
- Currently open at 50% capacity for most businesses: retail stores, distilleries, indoor dining, bars for indoor service, pet grooming and boarding, salons, barbershops, tattoo parlors, houses of worship, movie theaters, bowling alleys, museums, aquariums, libraries, outdoor attractions, venues and events spaces, gyms, aquatic centers, campgrounds, public pools, manufacturing, construction, offices
- https://govstatus.egov.com/kycovid19

Reopening Framework Materials:

Healthy at Work

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Announcement re: New Guidelines for Restaurants and Bars, and Gatherings (6/22/20)
- Executive Order 2020-582 – Door to Door Sales (7/10/20)
- Public Health Order – Social Gatherings Limited to 10 People (7/20/20)
- Public Health Order – 2-Week Bar Closure Starting 7/28/20; Restaurants at Reduced Capacity
- Public Health Order – Bar & Restaurant Service Expansion (8/10/20)
- Announcement re: Restaurant, Bars Operating Hours & Updated Guidance (9/15/20)
- Kentucky Healthy at Work Site (Benchmarks, Calendar, All Industry Guid

Louisiana

- Masks are currently mandatory
- No stay at home order or curfew currently in place
- Businesses currently opened: restaurant dining, bars, some parishes, salons, barbershops spas, tattoo parlors, houses of worship, movie theaters, certain museums, zoos and aquariums, casinos, event centers, gyms, state parks, pools, bowling alleys, skating rinks
- Currently closed state wide: amusement parks, water parks and theme parks, concert and music halls
- https://ldh.la.gov/coronavirus/

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Proclamation 98-JBE-2020 (Bar Closures, Limiting Gatherings, Face Coverings) (7/11/20)
- Proclamation 96 JBE 2020 (7/23/20) (Phase 2 and Mask Order Extended)
- Announcement re: Extension of Phase 2 (8/3/20)
- Proclamation 101 JBE 2020 (8/7/20) (Phase 2 and Mask Order Further Extended)
- Proclamation 110 JBE 2020 (8/26/20) (Phase 2 and Mask Order Again Extended)
- Proclamation 117 JBE 220 (9/11/20) (Phase 3; Masks Extended; Bar Reopening Criteria)
- Proclamation 123 JBE 2020 (9/17/20) (Alcohol Sales Hours)
- Announcement re: Alcohol Sales in Certain Parishes, for Sporting Events (10/5/20)
- Proclamation 134 JBE 2020 (10/8/20) (Phase 3 Extended)
- Guidance – Can This Business Open?
- Louisiana Department of Health News and Orders
- Link to Register with Open Safely LA
- List of Louisiana State Fire Marshal (Open Safely LA) Guidance for All Industries

Maine

- Masks are currently mandatory
- No curfew or stay at home order in place
- Businesses currently open: retail stores, restaurants, bars open for outdoor service, hair salons, barbershops, pet groomers, nail salons, tattoo parlors, spas and massage parlors, amusement parks, water parks, bowling alleys and arcades, movie theaters, performing arts venues, casinos, state parks, boating, golf courses, remote campgrounds, hunting and fishing, private campgrounds, gyms
- Currently closed state wide: bars for indoor service
- https://www.maine.gov/dhhs/mecdc/infectious-disease/epi/airborne/coronavirus/index.shtml

Reopening Framework Materials:

Restarting Maine’s Economy

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Announcement re: Rural Reopening Plan – Accelerated Reopening (6/4/20)
- Announcement re: Keep Maine Healthy Plan (6/8/20) (quarantine alternative)
- Announcement re: Moving Up Keep Maine Healthy to 6/26 (6/12/20)
- Announcement re: Additional Reopenings in Androscoggin, Cumberland, and York Counties (6/15/20)
- Announcement re: Move to Allow Indoor Bar Service Delayed (6/22/20)
- Executive Order No. 14FY20/21 (Phase Four) and Announcement (10/6/20)
- COVID-19 Prevention Checklists for Businesses Reopening

Maryland

- Masks are currently mandatory
- Currently no stay at home order or curfew in place
- Most businesses are currently open including: retail stores, malls, outdoor service at breweries, wineries, and distilleries, restaurants, bars, hair salons, barbershops, nail salons, massage parlors, tanning salons, tattoo parlors, houses of worship, casinos, movie theaters, live entertainment venues, outdoor sports venues, golf courses, outdoor shooting ranges, marinas, campgrounds, beaches, outdoor pools and day camps, gyms, manufacturing, construction, offices
- https://coronavirus.maryland.gov/

Reopening Framework Materials:

- Maryland Strong: Roadmap to Recovery
- Back to Business Website

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Executive Order 20-06-03-01 (6/3/20)
- Executive Order 20-06-10-01 (6/10/20)
- Executive Order 20-06-11-01 (6/11/20)
- Executive Order 20-09-01-01 (9/1/20) (Stage Three) and Announcement
- Executive Order 20-09-18-01 (9/18/20) (Expanded Indoor Dining) and Announcement
- Executive Order 20-09-28-01 (9/28/20) (Racing Facilities)
- Executive Order 20-10-16-02 (10/16/20) (Updating Order; Outdoor Venues) and Public Health Order
- Back to Business: Industry-Specific Guidelines for Reopening Businesses
- General Business Best Practices

Massachusetts

- Masks are currently mandatory
- No stay at home order or curfew currently in place
- Businesses currently open: retail stores, restaurant dining, hair salons, barbershops, pet grooming, nail salons, massage parlors, tanning salons, houses of worship, bowling alleys, museums, aquariums, outdoor theaters and performance venues, movie theaters, casinos, arcades, golf courses, beaches, parks, fishing, hunting and boating, gyms, indoor ice rinks, construction, manufacturing, offices, hotels, lodging
- Currently closed state-wide: bars, ballrooms, stadiums and convention halls; indoor theaters and performance venues; skating rinks, laser tag, trampolines and obstacle courses
- https://www.mass.gov/info-details/covid-19-response-reporting

Reopening Framework Materials:

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Mandatory Safety Standards for Workplaces
- Executive Orders re: Phase II Detail and Childcare Facilities (6/1/20)
- Announcement re: Step One of Phase II Begins June 8 (6/6/20)
- Announcement re: Step Two of Phase II Begins June 22 (6/19/20)
- Announcement re: Phase III Begins July 6 (7/2/20)
- Announcement and Updated Order re: Restrictions on Gatherings and Amended Restaurant Protocols (8/7/20)
- COVID-19 Order No. 50 – Indoor and Outdoor Gaming Arcades (9/10/20)
- Announcement re: Step II of Phase III for Lower-Risk Areas (9/29/20)
- COVID-19 Order No. 51 – Lower-Risk Community Advancement (9/29/20)
- COVID-19 Order No. 52 – Gathering Sizes (9/29/20)
- Massachusetts COVID-19 Emergency Orders
- Sector-specific Protocols and Best Practices
- Emergency COVID-19 Workplace Regulations
- Phase III Safety Standards and Checklist for Restaurants
- When can my business reopen?

Michigan

- Masks are currently mandatory
- No stay at home order or curfew currently in place
- Most businesses currently open including: retail stores, indoor dining, bars, pet groomers, hair salons, barbershops, nail salons, tattoo parlors, houses of worship, bowling alleys, casinos, movie theaters, theaters, performance venues, arcades, amusement parks, golf courses, marinas, pools, gyms, skating rinks for individual exercise, construction, real estate, manufacturing including auto companies, offices
- Currently still closed statewide: night clubs
- https://www.michigan.gov/coronavirus/

Reopening Framework Materials:

MI Safe Start

Specific Orders/Guidance:

Minnesota

- Masks are mandatory
- No stay at home order
- Restaurants must close at 11PM
- Businesses currently open: retail stores, malls, restaurants, bars, theaters, concert halls, movie theaters, bowling alleys, arcades, salons, barbershops, tattoo parlors, houses of worship, campgrounds, gyms, pools, manufacturing, offices
- https://www.health.state.mn.us/diseases/coronavirus/

Reopening Framework Materials:

Safely Returning to Work

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Executive Order 20-54 (5/13/20, antiretaliation provisions)
- Executive Order 20-55 (5/13/20, protections/accommodation for at-risk individuals)
- Executive Order 20-56 (5/13/20, reopening)
- Announcement re: Outdoor Dining (5/20/20)
- Executive Order 20-63 (5/27/20)
- Executive Order 20-70 (6/3/20)
- Executive Order 20-74 (Phase III) (6/5/20)
- Guidance on Safely Reopening Minnesota Businesses
- Contact Tracing Guidelines for Employers (9/23/20)
- Industry Guidance for Safely Reopening Restaurants and Bars (10/8/20)
- Stay Safe MN Industry Guidance Library
- COVID Preparedness Plan Information

Mississippi

- An order requiring the use of masks in all but a few counties has been extended into March — each county is responsible for determining whether a mask mandate is necessary
- No curfew or stay at home order in place
- Businesses currently open: retail stores, restaurant dining, bars, salons and barbershops, tattoo parlors, houses of worship, casinos, movie theaters, libraries, museums, state parks, gyms
- https://msdh.ms.gov/msdhsite/_static/14,0,420.html

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Executive Order 1511 – statewide restrictions on bars, social gatherings (7/24/20)
- Executive Order 1514 – extending Safe Return plan (7/30/20)
- Exectuive Order 1515 – adding counties subject to ongoing restrictions (7/30/20)
- Executive Order 1518 – extending and amending Safe Return, face coverings order (8/14/20)
- Executive Order 1520 – extending and amending Safe Return, face coverings order (8/31/20)
- Executive Order 1522 – extending Safe Return, easing some restrictions (9/13/20)
- Executive Order 1525 – Safe Recovery (9/30/20)
- Mississippi State Department of Health Guidance for Individuals and Businesses

Missouri

- Businesses currently open: retail stores, restaurant dining, Salons, barbershops, tattoo parlors, houses of worship, movie theaters, music venues, casinos, and gyms, campgrounds
- https://health.mo.gov/living/healthcondiseases/communicable/novel-coronavirus/

Reopening Framework Materials:

Show Me Strong Recovery Plan

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Health Mandate (4/27/20)
- Phase 1 Guidelines and FAQs
- Phase 1 Extension Order (5/28/20) and Announcement
- Executive Order 20-12 – Phase 2 (6/11/20) and Announcement

Montana

- Businesses currently open: retail stores, restaurant dining, bars, breweries and distilleries, Salons, barbershops, massage parlors, houses of worship, museums, movie theaters, concert venues, bowling alleys, casinos, gyms
- https://dphhs.mt.gov/publichealth/cdepi/diseases/coronavirusmt

Reopening Framework Materials:

Governor’s Phased Approach to Reopening the Big Sky

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Phased Reopening Directive (4/22/20)
- Additional Phase One Guidelines (5/7/20)
- Directive re: Phase Two (5/19/20)
- Montana COVID FAQs Page

Nebraska

- Business are currently open including: retail, restaurant dining, bars, salons, barbershops, tattoo parlors, houses of worship, zoos, movie theaters, libraries, venues, pools, gyms
- https://dhhs.ne.gov/Pages/Coronavirus.aspx

Specific Orders/Guidance:

Nevada

- Masks are required
- No stay at home order or curfew in place
- Businesses currently open: retail stores, malls, restaurants, bars, barbershops, hair salons and nail salons, massage therapy, tattoo and piercing shops, houses of worship, museums, art galleries, zoos and aquariums, movie theaters, bowling alleys, gaming, golf courses, pickle ball, tennis courts, state parks, gyms, pools and water parks
- https://nvhealthresponse.nv.gov/

Reopening Framework Materials:

Specific Orders/Guidance:

New Hampshire

- Masks are currently mandatory
- No stay at home order or curfew currently in place
- Travel guidance requiring 14-day quarantines for anyone entering the state from high-risk areas
- Businesses currently opening: retail stores, restaurant dining, barbershops, hair salons, nail salons, tanning salons, tattoo shops, acupuncturists and massage therapists, houses of worship, libraries, museums, art galleries, bowling alleys and entertainment centers, movie theaters, amusement parks, live performances, golf courses, outdoor attractions, beaches, gyms, pools
- https://www.nh.gov/covid19/

Reopening Framework Materials:

Economic Re-Opening Task Force Roadmap

Specific Orders/Guidance:

New Jersey

- Masks are required
- No stay at home order or curfew currently in place
- Businesses currently open: retail stores, malls, restaurant dining, hair salons, barbershops, nail salons, tattoo parlors, spas, massage therapy, tanning salons, houses of worship, , casinos, playgrounds, water parks, amusement parks, museums, libraries, aquariums, bowling alleys, batting cages, shooting ranges, indoor amusement facilities, movie theaters and other indoor entertainment venues, golf courses, beaches, campgrounds, pools, gyms, construction
- https://covid19.nj.gov/

Reopening Framework Materials:

The Road Back: Restoring Economic Health Through Public Health

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Executive Order No. 157 (6/26/20)
- Executive Order No. 158 (Postponed Indoor Dining) (6/29/20)
- Updated Health Directive for Restaurants (6/29/20)
- Executive Order No. 161 (Expanded Gatherings) (7/2/20)
- Announcement re: Restrictions on Indoor Gatherings (8/3/20)
- Announcement re: Gyms Reopening (8/26/20)
- Executive Order No. 181 (Gyms, Indoor Amusement Parks) (8/27/20)
- Executive Order No. 183 (Indoor Dining, Movie Theaters) (9/1/20)
- Administrative Order re: Smoking in Casinos (9/4/20)
- Administrative Order re: Health Clubs in Hotels, Offices, etc. (9/8/20)
- Executive Order No. 187 (Sports) (10/12/20)
- New Jersey FAQ with Reopening Schedule and Guidance, and All FAQs

New Mexico

- Masks are required
- Residents are advised to stay home
- Businesses currently open: retail, outdoor dining, indoor dining in some areas, hair salons, barbershops, tattoo parlors, massage parlors, nail salons, houses of worship, golf courses, pools, zoos, state parks, gyms, ice skating rinks
- Currently closed state wide: bars, casinos, theaters, arcades, aquariums, concert venues, amusement parks, dance clubs, bowling alleys
- https://cv.nmhealth.org/

Reopening Framework Materials:

“Preparation Phase” Announcement

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Announcement re: Pause on Reopening (6/25/20)
- Executive Order 2020-53 (6/30/20)
- Announcement re: Restrictions on Indoor Dining, Enhanced Face Coverings (7/9/20) and Public Health Order (7/13/20)
- Public Health Order Maintaining Restrictions (7/30/20)
- Announcement re: Pending Order, Amending Food and Drink Restrictions (8/26/20)
- Public Health Order (allowing indoor dining, museums reopening) (8/28/20) and Announcement
- Public Health Order (amended re: youth sports, pumpkin patches, pools, etc.) (9/18/20) and Announcement
- Announcement re: Forthcoming Orders with Mitigation Measures (10/13/20)
- Amended Public Health Order (10/16/20)
- All COVID Public Health and Executive Orders
- Department of Health Safe Practices Site

New York

- Indoor dining occupancy expanded to 35 percent of capacity on Feb. 26
- Weddings and catered events up to with up to 150 people will be allowed to resume March 15
- Masks are currently required
- No stay at home order or curfew currently in place
- Businesses currently open: retail stores, malls, indoor dining, hair salons, barbershops, tattoo parlors, massage parlors, nail salons, houses of worship, bowling alleys, museums and aquariums, casinos, movie theaters in some areas, stadiums and arenas, beaches, fishing and hunting, public pools and playgrounds, outdoor zoos, botanical gardens and nature parks, gyms, ski resorts, construction, manufacturing, offices, film and television production
- Currently closed: amusement parks, movie theaters in some areas
- https://coronavirus.health.ny.gov/home

Reopening Framework Materials:

- New York Forward
- Framework Announcement (4/28/20)
- Regional Approach Announcement (5/4/20)
- Executive Order 202.31 re: Regional Approach (5/14/20)
- New York Forward Website

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Announcement re: Orders on Restaurant/Bar Obligations (6/1/20)
- Announcement re: NYC to Phase Three (7/5/20)
- Announcement re: Health Order Mandating Traveler Health Form (7/13/20)
- Announcement re: Regulations/Enforcement of Bars and Restaurants (7/16/20)
- Announcement re: Bowling Alleys & NYC Cultural Institutions (8/14/20)
- Announcement re: Gyms and Fitness Centers (8/17/20)
- Announcement re: Protocols for Outbreaks at Colleges (8/27/20)
- Announcement re: Protocols for Agritourism (9/1/20)
- Announcements re: Malls and Casinos Reopening (9/3/20) and Executive Order 202.60 (9/4/20)
- Executive Order 202.61 (9/9/20) (indoor dining in NYC) and Guidance
- Announcement re: Cluster Action Initiative (10/6/20)
- Executive Order 202.68 (10/6/20) (Cluster Action & Penalties)
- Announcement re: Movie Theaters Outside NYC (10/17/20)
- Announcement re: Ski Resorts (10/18/20)
- Phase Three Overview and Guidance
- Phase Four Overview and Guidance
- Regional Map and Status of Regional Reopening

North Carolina

- Masks are currently mandatory
- Currently open: retail stores, restaurant dining, bars for outdoor service, salons, barbershops, tattoo parlors, houses of worship, museums and aquariums, bowling alleys and skating rinks, large outdoor venues, auditoriums, amphitheaters, arenas and other venues for live performances, movie theaters, amusement parks for outdoor attractions, pools, playgrounds, gyms
- Currently closed state wide: bars for indoor service
- https://www.nc.gov/covid19

Reopening Framework Materials:

Staying Ahead of the Curve

Specific Orders/Guidance:

North Dakota

- No stay at home order or curfew currently in place
- Most businesses currently open, including: retail, restaurant dining, bars, salons, tattoo parlors, massage therapy, houses of worship, movie theaters, music and entertainment venues, gyms, sports venues
- https://www.health.nd.gov/diseases-conditions/coronavirus

Reopening Framework Materials:

ND Smart Restart

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Executive Order 2020-06.6 (5/15/20)
- Executive Order 2020-06.7 (5/22/20)
- Announcement re: Advancing to Next Phase (5/29/20)
- Announcement re: County Risk Level Assessments (9/3/20)
- ND Smart Restart Protocols
- ND Smart Restart Employer/Employee FAQs
- Announcement re: Updating Smart Restart Protocols (10/14/20)
- Updated Standards for All Industries

Ohio

- Masks are mandatory
- No stay at home order or curfew currently in place
- Businesses currently open: retail stores, restaurant dining and bars, salons, barbershops, houses of worship, movie theaters, museums, art galleries, casinos, amusement parks, water parks, campgrounds, gyms, pools, sports leagues, bowling alleys, miniature golf and batting cages, aquariums, zoos, skating rinks, playgrounds, country clubs, manufacturing, distribution, construction, offices
- https://coronavirus.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/covid-19/home

Reopening Framework Materials:

Responsible Restart Ohio

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Order Extending Prior Orders and Business Restrictions (7/7/20)
- Addendum to Director’s Order Adding Counties to Level 3 (7/10/20)
- Announcement re: Additional Counties to Level 3 (7/16/20) and Related Public Health Order (7/17/20)
- Public Health Order Limiting Fairs (7/30/20)
- Executive Order Formalizing Restriction on Alcohol Sales (7/31/20)
- Public Health Order – Dine Safe (reopening restaurants, bars for dine-in) (9/23/20)
- Amended Director’s Order – Cosmetology (10/9/20)
- Amended Director’s Order – Adult Day Care and Senior Centers (10/16/20)
- Sector-Specific Operating Requirements
- Color-Coded Health Advisory System Map and Ohio Public Health Orders

Oklahoma

- Bars and restaurants close at 11pm
- Masks and social distancing encouraged
- As of mid-December public gatherings and attendance at indoor sporting events is limited to 50 percent of capacity
- Businesses currently open: retail stores, restaurant dining, bars, salons, barbershops, spas, pet groomers, tattoo parlors, houses of worship, movie theaters, sports venues, museums, nightclubs, state parks, zoos, gyms, and offices

Reopening Framework Materials:

Open Up and Recovery Safely (OURS) Plan

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Executive Order 2020-13 (4th am.) (4/24/20)
- OURS Plan Industry Guidance
- Announcement re: Entering Phase 3 on June 1 (5/29/20)
- Health Advisory with Recommendations (8/13/20)
- Color-Coded Alert System and Dashboard

Oregon

- Masks are mandatory
- Indoor dining, indoor entertainment venues and gyms allowed to reopen at 50 percent of capacity
- Restrictions vary by county with some allowing restricted dine-in, others outdoor only, and others takeout-only
- Businesses currently open: retail stores, salons, barbershops, houses of worship, some state parks, zoos
- Businesses currently closed: indoor dining in most counties, museums, theaters in most counties, and gyms in most counties
- https://govstatus.egov.com/OR-OHA-COVID-19

Reopening Framework Materials:

- Reopening Oregon
- Plan Announcement (5/7/20)

Specific Orders/Guidance:

Pennsylvania

- Masks are mandatory
- Most businesses have reopened including: retail stores, shopping malls, indoor dining, hair salons, barbershops, spas, houses of worship, movie theaters, museums, casinos, golf courses, marinas, private campgrounds, beaches, state parks, public pools, gyms
- No stay at home order or curfew currently in place
- 50 percent of capacity of indoor dining, gyms, entertainment venues have begun
- Gathering limits increased to 500 people indoors and 2,500 people outdoors
- https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/disease/coronavirus/Pages/Coronavirus.aspx

Reopening Framework Materials:

- Plan for Pennsylvania
- Process to Reopen Pennsylvania
- Consequences for Violations (5/11/20)

Specific Orders/Guidance:

Rhode Island

- Masks are mandatory
- Residents are currently being advised to stay home
- Bars to reopen and houses of worship to increase occupancy to 40 percent of capacity
- Businesses currently open: retail stores, restaurant dining, bars, hair salons, barbershops, nail salons, massage parlors, tattoo shops, houses of worship, bowling alleys, theaters, casinos, state parks, beaches, gyms, casinos, campgrounds, gyms, and offices, malls
- https://covid.ri.gov/

Reopening Framework Materials:

- Reopening RI
- Further Detail on Phase I
- Preview of Phase 2 (5/22/20)

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Announcement re: Phase 3 as of June 30 (6/29/20)
- Executive Order 20-50 (6/29/20)
- Announcement re: Phase 3 Pause (7/29/20)
- Announcement re: Bars Closing at 11:00 p.m. (8/5/20)
- Executive Order 20-67 (8/28/20) (extending Phase III)
- Executive Order 20-69 (9/3/20) (extending prior orders, including face coverings)
- Executive Order 20-73 (9/4/20) (extending early closure of bars)
- Executive Order 20-79 (9/25/20) (extending Phase III)
- Executive Order 20-83 (10/6/20) (extending early closure of bars)
- Updated Phase III Guidance for Break Rooms and Workplace Common Areas (10/15/20)
- All Executive Orders
- Sector-Specific Guidelines, Posters and More available here

South Carolina

- Face masks are required inside restaurants statewide, even if local governments do not mandate mask wearing
- No stay at home order or curfew in place
- Businesses currently open: retail stores, restaurant dining, bars, salons, barbershops, tattoo parlors, houses of worship, museums, zoos, aquariums, movie theaters, stadiums, festival parades, racetracks, nightclubs, beaches, piers, gyms, pools, amusement parks, water parks
- https://scdhec.gov/covid19

Reopening Framework Materials:

- accelerateSC
- Final Report and Recommendations

Specific Orders/Guidance:

South Dakota

- No mask mandate or stay at home/curfew in place
- Most businesses are currently open, including: retail stores, restaurant dining, salons, barbershops, houses of worship, and gyms
- https://doh.sd.gov/COVID/

Reopening Framework Materials:

Back to Normal Plan

Specific Orders/Guidance:

Tennessee

- Masks are not required
- No stay at home order or curfew in place
- Businesses currently open: retail stores, restaurant dining, bars, salons, barbershops, houses of worship, theaters, museums, amusement parks, state parks, gyms
- https://covid19.tn.gov/

Reopening Framework Materials:

Tennessee Pledge: Reopening Tennessee

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Executive Order 33 (5/5/20)
- Executive Order 35 (5/7/20)
- Announcement re: Lifting Retail/Restaurant Capacity Limits (5/15/20)
- Executive Order 38 (5/22/20)
- Executive Order 59 (8/28/20)
- Announcement re: Lifting of Restrictions (9/29/20)
- Executive Order 63 (9/29/20)
- Tennessee Pledge Business Guidelines (General and Industry) (updated 10/2/20)

Texas

- No stay at home order or curfew in place
- Businesses currently open: retail stores, malls, restaurant dining, bars in most counties, salons, barbershops, massage services, houses of worship, movie theaters, museums, libraries, bowling alleys, bingo halls, skating rinks, rodeos, aquariums, amusement parks, carnivals, state parks, pools, gyms, water parks, zoos, offices, manufacturing
- https://www.dshs.state.tx.us/coronavirus/

Reopening Framework Materials:

- Strike Force to Open Texas
- Governor’s Report (4/27/20)

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Executive Order GA-26 (6/3/20)
- Announcement re: Pause of Reopening (6/25/20)
- Executive Order GA-27 (6/25/20) (Limiting Elective Procedures, by County); Proclamation Adding Counties to GA-27 (6/30/20)
- Executive Order GA-28 (6/26/20) (Pulling Back on Reopening)
- Executive Order GA-30 (9/17/20) (Expanded Reopening Steps)
- Executive Order GA-32 (10/7/20) (Bars/Business Expanded Reopening)
- All Reopening Checklists by Business Type
- Department of Health and Human Services Minimum Recommended Protocols
- Full List of Health Protocols
- DSHS County Status – Attestations Submitted to DSHS for 75% Reopening
- TABC County Status – Attestations Submitted to TABC for Bars Reopening

Utah

- Masks are mandatory — effective until March 25th
- No stay at home order or curfew currently in place
- Businesses currently open: retail stores, restaurant dining, salons, personal care businesses, houses of worship, movie theaters, museums, libraries, concerts, gyms, pools
- https://coronavirus.utah.gov/

Reopening Framework Materials:

- Utah Leads Together
- Utah Leads Together 2.0 Report
- Utah Leads Together 3.0 Report (5/20/20)
- COVID-19 Transmission Index (announced 10/13/20)

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Executive Order 2020-60 – Salt Lake City & Sevier County (9/4/20)
- Executive Order 2020-62 – Box Elder & Canyon Counties (9/11/20)
- Public Health Order 2020-14 – Provo and Orem / Rich County (9/22/20)
- Color-Coded Guidance to Phases and Map
- State and Local Orders and Directives
- COVID-19 Business Manual (updated 8/6/20)
- Utah Leads Together Guidelines
- Updated Framework: COVID-19 Transmission Index (announced 10/13/20), including Initial County Assessments, Business Manual, Summary of Guidance at All Levels, and FAQs.
- Public Health Order 2020-19 (10/15/20) (Transmission Area Restrictions) and FAQs

Vermont

- Masks are mandatory
- Restaurants close at 10pm
- Businesses currently open: retail stores, restaurant dining, bars, hair salons and barbershops, nail salons, spas, tattoo parlors, houses of worship, museums, theaters, libraries, state parks, golf courses, trails, campgrounds, gyms, fitness centers, manufacturing, construction, distribution
- Currently closed statewide- bars
- https://www.healthvermont.gov/covid-19

Reopening Framework Materials:

RestartVT

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Addendum 12 to Executive Order 01-20 (5/1/20; Phase III)
- Addendum 13 to Executive Order 01-20 (5/8/20)
- Addendum 14 to Executive Order 01-20 (5/15/20)
- Addendum 15 to Executive Order 01-20 (5/22/20)
- Addendum 16 to Executive Order 01-20 (5/29/20)
- Addendum 17 to Executive Order 01-20 (6/5/20)
- Announcement re: Increased Occupancy for Venues and Restaurants (6/19/20)
- Updated Interpretive Health Guidance from Agency of Commerce and Community Development (ACCD)
- ACCD Resource Center: All Sector Specific Guidance
- VOSHA COVID-19 Safety Training

Virginia

- Masks are currently mandatory
- Businesses currently open: retail stores, restaurants and bars, salons, barbershops, houses of worship, museums, zoos, aquariums, outdoor concerts, campgrounds, beaches, gyms, pools
- https://www.vdh.virginia.gov/coronavirus/

Reopening Framework Materials:

Specific Orders/Guidance:

Washington

- Masks are currently mandatory
- Gyms, indoor dining and entertainment venues opened at 25 percent capacity and indoor social gatherings limited to 5 people
- No stay at home order or curfew currently in effect
- Businesses currently open: retail stores, restaurant dining, hair salons, houses of worship, theaters, museums, bowling alleys, outdoor sports, gyms
- https://coronavirus.wa.gov/

Reopening Framework Materials:

Specific Orders/Guidance:

West Virginia

- Masks are mandatory
- No stay at home order or curfew currently in effect
- Occupancy limits in bars and restaurants allowed at 75 percent of capacity
- Allowed public gatherings of up to 75 people
- Businesses currently open: retail stores, malls, restaurant dining, bars, salons, barbershops, pet groomers, tanning salons, massage parlors and spas, houses of worship, museums, zoos, bowling alleys, pool halls, roller rinks, casinos, movie theaters, amusement parks, fairs, festivals, gyms, recreation centers, state parks, campgrounds, pools
- https://dhhr.wv.gov/COVID-19/Pages/default.aspx

Reopening Framework Materials:

West Virginia Strong – The Comeback

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Executive Order 58-20 (8/1/20) – Extending Bar Closures in Monongalia County
- Executive Order 61-20 (8/12/20) – Nursing Home Visitation Paused
- Executive Order 60-20 (8/12/20) – Extending Bar Closures in Monongalia County
- Executive Order 62-20 (8/19/20) – Extending Bar Closures in Monongalia County until 8/31/20
- Executive Order 65-20 (9/2/20) – Re-closure of Bars in Monongalia County
- Executive Order 70-20 (9/15/20) – Adding “Gold” Category; Gathering Limits
- Executive Order 71-20 (9/23/20) – School County System
- Executive Order 74-20 (10/5/20) – Live Performances
- Supplemental Safety Protocols for Bar Reopenings in Monongalia County
- Announcement re: Reopening of Monongalia County Bars (10/9/20)
- County Alert System
- Full Schedule and Guidance for West Virginia Businesses

Wisconsin

- Masks are currently mandatory — effective through March 20
- Residents are currently being advised to stay at home
- Businesses currently open: retail stores, restaurants and bars, hair salons, spas, barbershops, houses of worship, state parks, gyms
- https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/covid-19/index.htm

Reopening Framework Materials:

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Emergency Order #31 (4/20/20, Badger Bounce Back)
- Emergency Order #34 (4/24/20) and FAQs
- Reopen Guidelines
- Executive Order #36 (5/11/20)
- Emergency Order #3 (10/6/20) (gathering limits) and FAQs – Litigation pending about this order
- WEDC Industry-Specific Reopen Guidelines

Wyoming

- Lifted capacity limits in restaurants, gyms, sporting events and artistic performances as of Feb.15.
- Increased the maximum number of people allowed at gatherings to 500 indoors and 1,000 outdoors
- Masks are required in some counties
- No stay at home order or curfew is currently in effect
- Businesses currently open: retail stores, restaurant dining, bars, hair salons, barbershops, tattoo parlors, massage therapy, houses of worship, movie theaters, entertainment venues, gyms, state parks
- https://health.wyo.gov/publichealth/infectious-disease-epidemiology-unit/disease/novel-coronavirus/

Reopening Framework Materials:

Transition Plan for a Healthy Wyoming

Specific Orders/Guidance:

- Continuation Order re: Public Spaces (Bars, Restaurants, Theaters, Schools, etc.) (9/15/20)
- Continuation Order re: Public Gatherings (9/15/20)
- Continuation Order re: Personal Services (9/15/20)
- Amended Order re: Public Spaces (Bars, Restaurants, Theaters, Schools, etc.) (9/29/20)
- Amended Order re: Public Gatherings (9/29/20)
- Amended Order re: Personal Services (9/29/20)
- Extended Order re: Public Spaces (Bars, Restaurants, Theaters, Schools, etc.) (10/14/20)
- Extended Order re: Public Gatherings (10/14/20)
- Extended Order re: Personal Services (10/14/20)
- State Public Health Orders and Guidance, County Orders, County Variances
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- Guidance for Screening Employees

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