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Director’s Update Brief 18 June 2020
Crisis Action Team
Latest News Local
• D.C. - if recent COVID-19 trend continues, DC will enter Phase 2 this upcoming Monday • MD - has now conducted 535,444 COVID19 tests; the statewide positivity rate has dropped to 5.43%
National • United States - six states report record-high jumps in new coronavirus cases • Arizona, Florida, and Texas - saw their highest single-day increases in new cases • Florida - new projections say Florida has "all the markings of the next large epicenter.” • New York - has lowest U.S. coronavirus infection rate, after having the highest rate • Ohio - started reopening six weeks ago, but hasn't seen a coronavirus case surge
Government Agencies • Department of Labor – another 1.5 million applied for unemployment benefits last week
White House
• WH Coronavirus Task Force – Dr. Fauci says that getting US Coronavirus vaccine candidate into Phase I trial is the "quickest that has ever been done"
• VPOTUS– recently wrote, “There isn't a coronavirus 'second wave’ ”attempting to relieve panic and cited that the national daily average coronavirus case rate has dropped to 20K from over 30K in April while deaths have dropped to less than 750 per day from a high of 2,500 per day a few weeks ago.
International
• U.S., Canada, and Mexico - agree to keep borders closed until July 21 • Bolivia - interim President Jeanine Áñez proposed to again delay the country’s general election, citing
an expected peak in the number of coronavirus cases • Germany - reports 650 new coronavirus cases in a meat processing plant • Europe - European study links genes, blood type with risk of severe coronavirus infection
COVID-19 (SARS-CoV-2) USA Statistics
USA: • Total 2,246,910 (+12,439) • Deaths 120,238 (+297) • Recovered 919,405 (+15,223)
NCR # of Cases by State: • VA: 56,238 (+463) 1,586 deaths
DC: 9,903 (+56) 527 deaths • MD: 63,229 (+260) 3,016 deaths
National Capital Region Positive Cases
Virginia (NCR) Total 29,815 (+167)
Fairfax County / Alexandria 15,520
Arlington County 2,382
Loudon County 3,499
Prince William County 8,414
District of Columbia 9,903 (+56)
Maryland (NCR) Total 31,528 (+98)
Prince George's County 17,666
Montgomery County 13,819
NCR Total 71,218 (+321)
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
MARYLAND
D.C.
VIRGINIA
TRAVEL BAN • no non-essential domestic and international DOD travel until 30 June FURTHER GUIDANCE • Face Coverings required on military installations and all Commissaries • maximize distance in public • avoid groups over 10 people • schools remain closed • larger venues open under strict physical distancing
STAY AT HOME ORDER • Entering Phase 2 NET 22 June CLOSURE OF NON-ESSENTIAL BUSINESSES • Entering Phase 2 NET 22 June SCHOOLS • all school: #1 continue remote learning, #2 academic year ends 8 June FURTHER GUIDANCE • Gatherings limited to 10 people effective 29 May • Facemasks required for: hotel workers, guests, and visitors individuals
using taxis, ride shares, private transportation providers, workers and customers of food sellers
STAY AT HOME ORDER • Prince George County will enter Phase 2 on 15 June; Montgomery
Country could enter Phase 2 next week CLOSURE OF NON-ESSENTIAL BUSINESSES • same as above SCHOOLS • all schools are closed for the rest of the academic school year FURTHER GUIDANCE effective until same as above Safer at Home - replaces Stay at Home order Retail Stores & Personnel Services– reopen w/ limited capacity Houses of Worship – resume w/ safety measures Facemasks/ Social Distancing – continue to practice
STAY AT HOME ORDER • Phase 2 begins 12 June CLOSURE OF NON-ESSENTIAL BUSINESSES • Northern Virginia entering Phase 2 on 12 June SCHOOLS • K-12 remain closed for the remainder of academic year FURTHER GUIDANCE Others: Religious services, Grooming service, farmers market, etc. Fitness & Exercise Facilities– indoor 30% capacity permitted Restaurants – 6-feet s.d.; indoor dining 50% capacity; no more than 10 per table. Used of masks mandatory in public indoor places
Last 24 Hours
Next 24-72 Hours (19-21 June)
18 June 20
Concerns / Recommendations / Guidance
• Tasks 72, 76-79 • Monitor State, DoD, NORTHCOM, and MDW guidance
on reopening and FP/HPCON changes • Sustain coordination w/ NDW regarding RTW way ahead • Construct a “CAT-EOC Lessons Learned” • Complete CAT-EOC SOP • Continue to Monitor the Crisis • Continue to Work Decision Matrix
• Tasks 72, 76-79 • Monitored State, DoD, NORTHCOM, and MDW guidance
on re-opening and FP/HPCON changes • Refined CAT-EOC SOP • Continued to Monitor the Crisis • Continued to Work Decision Matrix
• MSCHE Accreditation visit • Reviewed Class 60 Breaks and Lunch Plan –Task 81 • Tasks 72, 76-79 • Monitor State, DoD, NORTHCOM, and MDW guidance on re-
opening and FP/HPCON changes • Sustain coordination w/ NDW regarding RTW way ahead • Construct a “CAT-EOC Lessons Learned” • Keep refining CAT-EOC SOP • Continue to Monitor the Crisis • Continue to Work Decision Matrix
CAT MESSAGES LOG
NUMBER TITLE DESCRIPTION DATE PUBLISHED
CAT-5920 Prince George County moving to phase 2 on 15 June Provide the guidelines on Phase 2 re-opening for Prince George County, Maryland
12-June
CAT-6020 LEAVE GUIDANCE DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC
IADC Leave Guidance Agreement Checklist 16-June
CAT-6120 ACCESS TO JBMHH FOLLOWING RECENT TRANSITION TO FPCON BRAVO
Due to recent unrest, various military installations had transitioned to Force Protection (FPCON) Charlie. As of Friday 12 June 2020, all area installations have returned to FPCON Bravo. However, the change in FPCON status does not impact the status of the Trusted Traveler program at JBMHH
15-June
CAT-6220 IMPORTANCE OF CONTINUING TO ADHERE TO PERSONAL PROTECTIVE PRACTICES AS COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS ARE EASED
To emphasize the importance of continuing to adhere to personal protective practices as local jurisdictions ease certain restrictions implemented in response to the COVID-19 pandemic
15-June
CAT-6320 Barbershop Reopening at Myers/McNair Provide the operating hours and appointment phoneline for the Myers and McNair Barbershops
16-June
CAT-6420 Montgomery County moving to phase 2 on 19 June Provide the guidelines on Phase 2 re-opening for Montgomery County, Maryland
16-June