COVID-19 Pandemic – United States Shelter-in-Place / Reopening Tracker

COVID-19 Pandemic – United States Shelter-in-Place / Reopening Tracker

Shelter-in-place or stay at home orders have been prevalent throughout the United States since March 2020 as

state and local governments have sought to protect their citizens from the spread of the COVID-19 virus. With the

spread appearing to slow, several states are now implementing plans to revise and scale back these orders to re-

open their economies. Keeping abreast of the evolving nature of these orders and plans is critical to the

functioning of all businesses throughout the country.

Baker McKenzie has a team in place that has been advising clients real-time on these most critical issues since

the first orders were enacted. We are pleased to provide this Tracker, which identifies the relevant state-wide

shelter-in-place orders and their related expiration dates as well as the state-wide reopening plans, and whether

local (county/municipal) orders also apply, in each of the 50 United States. Please check back for updates

throughout the pandemic.

Please call or email your regular Baker McKenzie contact if you require additional analysis regarding

these matters.

Updated as of May 29, 2020

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Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California

Colorado* Connecticut* Delaware* Florida* Georgia*

Hawaii Idaho* Illinois* Indiana* Iowa

Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine* Maryland*

Massachusetts Michigan* Minnesota* Mississippi* Missouri*

Montana* Nebraska* Nevada* New Hampshire New Jersey

New Mexico* New York* North Carolina North Dakota* Ohio*

Oklahoma Oregon* Pennsylvania* Rhode Island* South Carolina*

South Dakota* Tennessee* Texas* Utah* Vermont*

Virginia* Washington* Washington, D.C.* West Virginia Wisconsin

Wyoming*

* Denotes new/updated information as of May 29, 2020 (since last update May 22, 2020).

Alabama

Official State COVID-19 Website: Alabama Public Health COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: N/A

State-Wide Order: Alabama Safer at Home Order (May 21, 2020)

When does the Order Expire: 5:00 P.M. July 3, 2020

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

N/A

Alaska

Official State COVID-19 Website: Alaska COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Reopen Alaska Responsibly Plan

State-Wide Order: No state-wide Shelter Order in effect, although certain Alaska Health

Mandates (Health Mandate 010 [interstate and international travel],

013 [K-12 public and private schools], 014 [non-congregate

sheltering order], 015 [elective medical and dental procedures], 017

[commercial fishing], and 018 on intrastate travel]), as well as the

Alaska's COVID-19 Disaster Order will remain in effect will remain in

effect

When does the Order Expire: N/A

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

Arizona

Official State COVID-19 Website: Arizona Department of Health Services COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: N/A

State-Wide Order: Arizona Stay Healthy, Return Smarter, Return Stronger (Executive

Order 2020-36)

When does the Order Expire: Indefinitely

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

State-Wide Order: Arizona Executive Order Prohibiting Closure of Essential Services

(Executive Order 2020-12)

When does the Order Expire: Indefinite

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

Arkansas

Official State COVID-19 Website: Arkansas Department of Health COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: N/A

State-Wide Order: N/A but see Arkansas Department of Health website for directives

applicable to certain types of businesses

When does the Order Expire: N/A

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

N/A

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

N/A

California

Official State COVID-19 Website: California Coronavirus Response

Official State Reopening Plan: California Resilience Roadmap

State-Wide Order: California shelter-in-place order (Executive Order N-33-20)

California shelter-in-place order, phase 2 (Executive Order N-60-20)

When does the Order Expire: Indefinite

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

Yes

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

Local Orders: Local information for California counties

Colorado

Official State COVID-19 Website: Colorado COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Colorado Safer at Home

State-Wide Order: Colorado Safer at Home Order D 2020 044, as amended and

extended by Executive Order D 2020 079

When does the Order Expire: June 1, 2020

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

State-Wide Order: Colorado Fourth Amended Public Health Order 20-28 (May 26,

2020)

When does the Order Expire: June 1, 2020

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

Local Orders: Information on local orders and variances in Colorado

Connecticut

Official State COVID-19 Website: Connecticut COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Connecticut Business Reopening and Recovery Center and related

Guidelines by Sector

State-Wide Order: Connecticut "Stay Safe, Stay Home" Order – Restrictions on

Workplaces for Non-Essential Businesses, Coordinated Response

Effort (Executive Order No. 7H)

(As modified by subsequent orders, including Executive Orders Nos.

7J, 7X and 7PP)

When does the Order Expire: June 20, 2020 (per Connecticut "Phase 1 Reopening" Order)

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

State-Wide Order: Connecticut Phase 1 Reopening Order (Executive Order No. 7PP)

When does the Order Expire: At the end of the public health and civil preparedness emergency

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

State-Wide Order: Connecticut Executive Order No. 7TT

When does the Order Expire: At the end of the public health and civil preparedness emergency

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

Delaware

Official State COVID-19 Website: Delaware COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Delaware's Recovery and Reopening (Phase 1 begins June 1, 2020)

State-Wide Order: Expired as of June 1, 2020 (but see Phase 1 Reopening Guidance)

When does the Order Expire: N/A

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

N/A

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

N/A

Florida

Official State COVID-19 Website: Florida COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Plan for Florida's Recovery

State-Wide Order: Executive Order No. 20-112 (Phase 1: Safe. Smart. Step-by-Step.

Plan for Florida's Recovery), as amended by Executive Orders No.

20-120, No. 20-122, No. 20.123 and No. 131

When does the Order Expire: Indefinite

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

Local Orders: The initial Phase 1 Re-Opening plan excluded Broward and Miami-

Dade Counties; however, as of May 18 all counties are included per

Executive Orders No. 20-120, No. 20-122 and No. 20.123

Georgia

Official State COVID-19 Website: Georgia Department of Public Health COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Plan for Reviving a Healthy Georgia

State-Wide Order: Order for Reviving a Healthy Georgia (Executive Order 04.23.20.02),

as extended by Executive Order 04.30.20.01

Order Providing Additional Guidance for Reviving a Healthy Georgia

(Executive Order 05.12.20.02 and Executive Order 05.18.20.02)

When does the Order Expire: June 15, 2020

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

Yes, for certain at-risk individuals until 11:59 P.M. June 12, 2020

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

Hawaii

Official State COVID-19 Website: Hawaii State Department of Health COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Beyond Recovery: Reopening Hawaii

State-Wide Order: Hawaii shelter in place order (Eighth Supplementary Proclamation)

(May 18, 2020)

When does the Order Expire: June 30, 2020

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

Yes

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

Local Orders: See Department of Health website for links to county websites

Idaho

Official State COVID-19 Website: Idaho COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Idaho Stages of Reopening

State-Wide Order: Idaho Stay Healthy Order (May 30, 2020)

When does the Order Expire: Indefinite

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

Yes

Illinois

Official State COVID-19 Website: Illinois COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Restore Illinois

State-Wide Order: Illinois Phase Three Reopening Order (Executive Order 2020-38

When does the Order Expire: Indefinite

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

Yes

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

Yes

Indiana

Official State COVID-19 Website: Indiana COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Back on Track Indiana

State-Wide Order: Roadmap to Reopen Indiana for Hoosiers, Businesses and State

Government (Executive Order 20-26)

Indiana Back on Track Reopening - Stage 3

When does the Order Expire: June 13, 2020

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

Yes

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

Local Orders: See State-Wide Order with respect to certain counties that remain

subject to the prior Indiana Shelter in Place Order (Executive Order

20-22)

Iowa

Official State COVID-19 Website: Iowa COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Iowa Department of Health Reopening Guidance

State-Wide Order: Iowa Proclamation of Continuing State Disaster Emergency (May 20,

2020)

When does the Order Expire: 11:59 P.M. May 27, 2020

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

Yes

Kansas

Official State COVID-19 Website: Kansas Department of Health and Environment COVID-19

Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Ad Astra: A Plan to Reopen Kansas

State-Wide Order: Order Implementing Phase One of "Ad Astra: A Plan to Reopen

Kansas" (Executive Order No. 20-29)

Order Implementing Phase 1.5 of "Ad Astra: A Plan to Reopen

Kansas" (Executive Order No. 20-31)

Order Implementing Phase 2.0 of "Ad Astra: A Plan to Reopen

Kansas" (Executive Order No. 20-34)

When does the Order Expire: Indefinite

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

Yes

State-Wide Order: Order Reissuing and extending certain Executive Orders relating to

the COVID-19 pandemic (Executive Order No. 20-28)

When does the Order Expire: May 31, 2020

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

Yes

Kentucky

Official State COVID-19 Website: Kentucky COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Kentucky Healthy at Work (Executive Order No. 2020-323)

State-Wide Order: Kentucky Healthy at Home Order (Executive Order No. 2020-257)

When does the Order Expire: Indefinite

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

Yes

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

State-Wide Order: Kentucky State of Emergency (Executive Order No. 2020-246)

When does the Order Expire: Indefinite

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

Yes

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

Louisiana

Official State COVID-19 Website: Louisiana COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Open Safely Louisiana

State-Wide Order: Louisiana State of Emergency for COVID-19 Phase 1 of Resilient

Louisiana (Proclamation No. 58 JBE 2020)

When does the Order Expire: June 5, 2020

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

Local Orders: Local orders in effect in certain locations

Maine

Official State COVID-19 Website: Maine COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Restarting Maine's Economy

State-Wide Order: Maine Order to Stay Safer at Home (Executive Order 49 FY 19/20)

When does the Order Expire: May 31, 2020

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

Yes

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

State-Wide Order: Maine Order Regarding Essential Businesses and Operations

(Executive Order 19 FY 19/20)

Maine Order Regarding Further Restrictions (Executive Order 28 FY

19/20)

Maine Order Updating Order 28 FY 19/20 (Executive Order 28-A FY

19/20)

An Order to Stay Safer at Home (Executive Order 49 FY 19/20)

An Order to Further Implement the Restarting Plan (Executive Order

55 FY 19/20)

When does the Order Expire: Until Rescinded (as provided by Executive Order 55 FY 19/20)

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

Yes

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

Local Orders: Local orders in effect in certain locations

Maryland

Official State COVID-19 Website: Maryland Department of Health COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Maryland Strong: Roadmap to Recovery

State-Wide Order: Maryland Stay at Home order (No. 20-05-27-01)

When does the Order Expire: Indefinite

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

Yes

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

Massachusetts

Official State COVID-19 Website: Massachusetts COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Reopening Massachusetts

State-Wide Order: Order Implementing a Phased Reopening of Workplaces and

Imposing Workplace Safety Measures to Address COVID-19

(COVID-19 Order No. 33) (the "Phased Reopening Order")

Massachusetts Order closing all non-essential businesses,

prohibiting gatherings of 10+ people, and defining essential services

(COVID-19 Order No. 13) (as amended and modified per the

Phased Reopening Order)

Exhibit A to COVID-19 Order No. 13 - List of Essential Services

When does the Order Expire: The Phased Reopening Order allows certain non-essential

businesses to open on May 18 and May 25 (all other businesses

referenced in COVID-19 Order No. 13 must remain closed until

further order)

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

Michigan

Official State COVID-19 Website: Michigan COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Michigan Safe Start Plan

State-Wide Order: Temporary restrictions on certain events, gatherings, and

businesses (Order moving the state to Stage 4 of the Michigan Safe

Start Plan (Executive Order No. 2020-110)

When does the Order Expire: Indefinite

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

State-Wide Order: Safeguards to Protect Michigan's Workers from COVID-19

(Executive Order No. 2020-97)

When does the Order Expire: Indefinite

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

N/A

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

N/A

Minnesota

Official State COVID-19 Website: Minnesota COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Minnesota Order to Continue to Safely Reopen Economy (Executive

Order 20-63) and related Guidance on Reopening Businesses

Minnesota's Stay Safe Plan

Minnesota Governor Announces Safe Phases for Reopening

Beginning June 1

State-Wide Order: Minnesota Order to Continue to Safely Reopen Economy (Executive

Order 20-63)

Minnesota Stay at Home Order (Executive Order 20-20)

When does the Order Expire: Indefinite

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

Mississippi

Official State COVID-19 Website: Mississippi COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: N/A

State-Wide Order: Mississippi Safe Return Order (Executive Order No. 1492).

When does the Order Expire: 8:00 A.M. June 15, 2020

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

Local Orders: Mississippi County and City Orders due to COVID-19

Missouri

Official State COVID-19 Website: Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services COVID-19

Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Show Me Strong Recovery Plan

State-Wide Order: Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Economic

Reopening Health Order (June 1, 2020)

When does the Order Expire: 11:59 P.M. June 15, 2020

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

Local Orders: Missouri county stay at home orders

Montana

Official State COVID-19 Website: Montana COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Reopening the Big Sky Phased Approach

State-Wide Order: Directive on Phased Reopening of Montana and Establishing

Conditions for Phase Two (May 19, 2020) (effective as of June 1,

2020)

When does the Order Expire: Indefinite

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

Nebraska

Official State COVID-19 Website: Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services COVID-19

Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Steps to Get Nebraska Growing

Reopening Guidance

State-Wide Order: Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services Directed

Health Measure Order 2020-011

Nebraska Governor Announces New Directed Health Measures

Beginning June 1

Outline to Statewide Changes Beginning June 1

When does the Order Expire: Varies as noted in the Order

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

Yes

Local Orders: Local orders in effect as noted in Steps to Get Nebraska Growing

plan

Nevada

Official State COVID-19 Website: Nevada Health Response COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Nevada United Roadmap to Recovery

State-Wide Order: Nevada Declaration of Emergency Directive 021 – Phase Two

Reopening

Note that the above Directive extends and amends portions of prior

Emergency Directives which may be found here together with Phase

Two Reopening Guidance

When does the Order Expire: June 30, 2020

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No, but strongly encouraged

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

New Hampshire

Official State COVID-19 Website: New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services COVID-

19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Stay At Home 2.0

State-Wide Order: New Hampshire Emergency Order #17 - Closure of non-essential

businesses and requiring Granite Staters to stay at home

New Hampshire Emergency Order #40 - Extending and modifying

Emergency Order #17 ("Stay at Home 2.0")

New Hampshire Emergency Order #49 - Extending Stay at Home

2.0 Order

When does the Order Expire: June 15, 2020

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

Yes

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

New Jersey

Official State COVID-19 Website: New Jersey COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: The Road Back: Restoring Economic Health Through Public Health

Strategic Restart Plan

State-Wide Order: New Jersey Shelter In Place Order (Executive Order No. 107)

New Jersey Order Requiring the Cessation of All Non-Essential

Construction and Additional Mitigation Requirements on Essential

Businesses (Executive Order No. 122)

New Jersey Order Permitting the Resumption of Non-Essential

Construction, Curbside Pickup at Non-Essential Retail Businesses,

and Gatherings in Cars (Executive Order No. 142)

When does the Order Expire: Indefinite (pursuant to Executive Order No. 138 - Extending Public

Health Emergency in New Jersey)

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

New Mexico

Official State COVID-19 Website: New Mexico Department of Health COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: All Together New Mexico

State-Wide Order: Public Health Emergency Order Clarifying that Current Guidance,

Documents, Advisories, and Emergency Public Health Orders

Remain in Effect (June 1, 2020)

When does the Order Expire: June 30, 2020

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

Yes

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

State-Wide Order: New Mexico Executive Order Renewing the State of Public Health

Emergency (Executive Order 2020-36)

When does the Order Expire: June 30, 2020

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

Yes

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

Local Order: The extended and amended order now applies state-wide

New York

Official State COVID-19 Website: New York State COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: New York Forward

State-Wide Order: New York Business Closure Order (Executive Order No. 202.6)

Modification to New York Business Closure Order (Executive Order

No. 202.8)

Order regarding face coverings (Executive Order No. 202.16)

Order permitting business operators/building owners to deny

admittance to those who do not wear face-coverings, extension of

PAUSE, and phased reopening (Executive Order 202.34)

Order authorizing Phase Two reopening for five regions (Executive

Order 202.35)

When does the Order Expire: Until Amended or Extended by a Future Executive Order (per

Executive Order 202.34 )

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

North Carolina

Official State COVID-19 Website: North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services

COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: North Carolina Staying Ahead of the Curve

State-Wide Order: North Carolina Order Easing Restrictions on Travel, Business

Operations and Mass Gatherings: Phase 2 (Executive Order No.

141)

When does the Order Expire: 5:00 P.M. June 26, 2020

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

Local Orders: Local orders in effect in certain locations

North Dakota

Official State COVID-19 Website: North Dakota COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: ND Smart Restart

State-Wide Order: North Dakota order allowing many businesses closed under previous

Executive Order to reopen ("ND Smart Restart" protocols)

(Executive Order 2020-06.4)

North Dakota order allowing additional businesses to reopen

pursuant to ND Smart Restart protocols (Executive Order 2020-06.6)

North Dakota order strongly encouraging businesses to follow Smart

Restart protocols (Executive Order 2020-06.07)

When does the Order Expire: Indefinite

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

Ohio

Official State COVID-19 Website: Ohio Department of Health COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Responsible Restart Ohio

State-Wide Order: Department of Health Director's Updated and Revised Order for

Business Guidance and Social Distancing (May 29, 2020)

When does the Order Expire: 11:59 P.M. July 1, 2020

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

Oklahoma

Official State COVID-19 Website: Oklahoma State Department of Health COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Open Up & Recover Safely (OURS) Plan

State-Wide Order: Sixth Amended Executive Order 2020-13

When does the Order Expire: June 11, 2020

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

Only for adults over the age of 65 and people of any age who have

serious underlying medical conditions unless otherwise allowed in

OURS Plan

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

Local Orders: Local orders in effect in certain cities

Oregon

Official State COVID-19 Website: Oregon Health Authority COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Building a Safe & Strong Oregon ; new guidance document for

counties issued 5/28/20 entitled "Process for Entering Phase II",

State-Wide Order: Oregon Stay Home, Save Lives Order (Executive Order No. 20-12)

Phased reopening under the Building a Safe & Strong Oregon plan

occurs on a county-by-county basis as identified on Oregon.gov's

County Status page

When does the Order Expire: Indefinite

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

Yes

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

Yes, but the Order places restrictions on other businesses as well.

Pennsylvania

Official State COVID-19 Website: Pennsylvania COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Process to Reopen Pennsylvania

State-Wide Order: Pennsylvania Order for the Closure of All Businesses That Are Not

Life Sustaining (March 19, 2020)

But partially suspended for counties that have been designated as in

the Yellow Phase of the Process to Reopen Pennsylvania per

Pennsylvania "Yellow Phase" Order for the Limited Opening of

Businesses, Lifting of Stay at Home Requirements, and Continued

Aggressive Mitigation Efforts (May 7, 2020) and amended May 14,

2020, May 21, 2020, and May 29, 2020, to move additional counties

to yellow (the so-called "Yellow Phase Order")

And further suspended for counties that have been designated as in

the Green Phase of the Process to Reopen Pennsylvania per

Pennsylvania "Green Phase" Order for the Continued Reopening of

the Commonwealth (May 27, 2020)

When does the Order Expire: Indefinite

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

Yes

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

State-Wide Order: Pennsylvania Stay at Home Order, as amended per Order dated

May 7, 2020

But partially suspended for certain counties per the Yellow Phase

Order described above

When does the Order Expire: June 4, 2020 (per amendment dated May 7, 2020)

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

Yes

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

Rhode Island

Official State COVID-19 Website: Rhode Island Department of Health COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Reopening RI

State-Wide Order: Rhode Island 37th Supplemental Emergency Declaration – Phase II

Reopening (Executive Order 20-49)

When does the Order Expire: June 29, 2020

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No, but vulnerable populations are strongly advised to stay home.

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No, but it strongly advises all vulnerable populations identified by the

CDC to stay at home unless they must go to work, travel for medical

treatment or obtain other necessities such as groceries, gas or

medication.

South Carolina

Official State COVID-19 Website: South Carolina DHEC COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: accelerateSC

State-Wide Order: State of Emergency to Facilitate COVID-19 Pandemic Response,

Testing, & Other Measures extending Home or Work Order (2020-

21) (Executive Order 2020-38)

Home or Work Order (Executive Order 2020-21), as modified to

allow certain businesses and activities to resume pursuant to

Executive Orders 2020-28, 2020-31, 2020-34, 2020-36 and 2020-

37)

When does the Order Expire: June 11, 2020 (Duration of State of Emergency per Executive Order

2020-38)

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

Yes

Local Orders: Local orders in effect in certain locations

South Dakota

Official State COVID-19 Website: South Dakota Department of Health COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: South Dakota's Back to Normal Plan

State-Wide Order: Order implementing South Dakota's Back to Normal Plan (Executive

Order 2020-20)

When does the Order Expire: December 30, 2020 (duration of State of Emergency per Executive

Order 2020-20 and Executive Order 2020-26)

State of Emergency extended through December 30, 2020

(Executive Order 2020-26)

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

Local Orders: Local orders in effect in certain locations

Tennessee

Official State COVID-19 Website: Tennessee COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Tennessee Pledge

State-Wide Order: Return to Work Order (Executive Order No. 38)

When does the Order Expire: 11:59 P.M. June 30, 2020

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

Yes

Local Orders: Local orders in effect in certain locations

Texas

Official State COVID-19 Website: Texas Department of State Health Services COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Governor's Strike Force to Open Texas

State-Wide Order: Texas Order Relating to the Expanded Opening of Texas in

Response to the COVID-19 Disaster (Executive Order GA-23)

First proclamation expanding list of Covered Services in GA-23.

Second proclamation expanding list of Covered Services in GA-23.

When does the Order Expire: 11:59 P.M. June 3, 2020

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

N/A

Local Orders: Local orders in effect in certain locations

Utah

Official State COVID-19 Website: Utah COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Utah Leads Together Plan

State-Wide Order: Executive Order Updating the COVID-19 Health Risk Status Phased

Guidelines to Version 4.5 (May 27, 2020)

When does the Order Expire: 11:59 P.M. June 5, 2020

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

Local Orders: Local Orders and Directives

Vermont

Official State COVID-19 Website: Vermont Department of Health COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Restart Vermont Resources Restart Vermont

State-Wide Order: Vermont "Stay Home/Stay Safe" Order (Addendum 6 to Executive

Order 01-20)

(As modified by subsequent addenda posted here, including

Addendum 10, Addendum 11, Addendum 12, Addendum 13,

Addendum 14, Addendum 15, Addendum 16 and Amendment to

Addendum 6)

When does the Order Expire: Midnight June 15, 2020 (per Addendum 14 to Executive Order 01-

20)

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No, except for older adults (age 65 and over) and people with

underlying medical conditions (per Addendum 14 to Executive Order

01-20)

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

Virginia

Official State COVID-19 Website: Virginia COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Forward Virginia

State-Wide Order: Virginia Temporary Stay At Home Order (Executive Order No. 55

(2020)

As amended by Order of Public Health Emergency Three - Phase

One Easing of Certain Temporary Restrictions Due to COVID-19

(Executive Order No. 61 (2020))

As amended by Amended Order of Public Health Emergency Four -

Jurisdictions Temporarily Delayed From Entering Phase One in

Executive Order 61 and Permitted to Remain in Phase Zero

Northern Virginia Region (Executive Order No. 62 (2020))

As Amended by Order of Public Health Emergency Five -

Requirement to Wear Face Covering While Inside Buildings

(Executive Order No. 63 (2020))

When does the Order Expire: 11:59 P.M. June 10, 2020

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

Yes

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

Washington

Official State COVID-19 Website: Washington State COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Safe Start

State Reopening Guidance for Businesses and Workers

Safe Start Overview (issued 5/29/20)

Safe Start

State Reopening Guidance for Businesses and Workers

State-Wide Order: Expired as of June 1, 2020 (but see Reopening Guidance for

Businesses and Workers)

When does the Order Expire: N/A

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

N/A

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

N/A

Local Orders: Local orders in effect in certain locations; phased reopening occurs

on a county-by-county basis.

Washington, D.C.

Official State COVID-19 Website: Washington, D.C. COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: ReOpen DC

State-Wide Order: Phase One of Washington, DC Reopening Order 2020-067 (May 27,

2020)

Extensions of Public Emergency and Public Health Emergency and

Preparation for Washington, DC Reopening Order 2020-066 (May

13, 2020)

Stay at Home Order 2020-054 (March 30, 2020)

When does the Order Expire: July 24, 2020

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No

West Virginia

Official State COVID-19 Website: West Virginia COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: West Virginia Strong - The Comeback

State-Wide Order: West Virginia Safer At Home Order (Executive Order No. 32-20)

Amending Executive Order No. 9-20 (Stay At Home Order)

When does the Order Expire: Indefinite

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

Yes

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

N/A

Wisconsin

Official State COVID-19 Website: Wisconsin COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: Badger Bounce Back

State-Wide Order: On May 13, 2020, the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that

Wisconsin's Safer at Home Order was unlawful and unenforceable.

There currently is no state-wide order in effect.

Local Orders: Local orders in effect in certain locations

Wyoming

Official State COVID-19 Website: Wyoming COVID-19 Resources

Official State Reopening Plan: N/A

State-Wide Order: Fifth Continuation, and Modification of Statewide Public Health Order

Closing All Bars, Restaurants, Theaters, Gymnasiums, Child Care

Facilities, and Schools (May 27, 2020)

Fifth Continuation, and Modification, of Statewide Public Health

Order on Gatherings (May 27, 2020)

Fifth Continuation, and Modification, of Statewide Public Health

Order on Personal Services (May 27, 2020)

When does the Order Expire: June 15, 2020

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place:

No

Does the Order Require Shelter-

in-Place for Social Venues Only:

No