State
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Date
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Application to NATSO Members
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Alabama
Amended Statewide Order
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4/28/2020
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- Permits certain non-essential businesses to reopen to the public if they abide by social distancing requirements.
- Permits all retail stores to reopen if they implement certain social distancing and sanitation protocols and limit their maximum occupancy rate to no more than 50%.
- Clarifies that restaurants, bars, entertainment venues, athletic facilities, and close contact service providers must remain closed to non-employees.
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Arizona
Executive Order 2020-33
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4/29/2020
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- Requires essential businesses to implement certain physical distancing measures.
- Permits all retail businesses to reopen to the public on May 8, 2020, if they establish and implement certain safety protocols.
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California
Executive Order N-33-20
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3/19/2020
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Colorado
Executive Order 2020-044
FAQs
Guidance
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4/26/2020
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- Permits certain businesses that implement social distancing and cleaning protocols to reopen to the public, including, among others:
- Retail businesses and personal care services may reopen on May 1, 2020.
- All non-essential commercial businesses may reopen at 50% reduced in-person staffing capacity on May 4, 2020.
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Connecticut
Executive Order No. 7H
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3/20/2020
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Delaware
Modification 4 to State Emergency Declaration
Modification 5 to State Emergency Declaration
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4/1/2020
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- Modification 5 requires Delaware residents to stay at home.
- Modification 4 outlines essential services which can remain open, including businesses that sell or distribute gasoline or road-use diesel in any form, businesses that sell groceries or food, and carry-out and quick serve food operations.
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Florida
Executive Order 2020-112
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4/29/2020
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- Permits restaurants and other food establishments, retail stores, museums, and libraries to reopen on May 4, 2020 if they abide by social distancing measures and limit their indoor occupancy.
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Georgia
Executive Order
Executive Order
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4/27/2020
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- Clarifies that businesses, non-profits, and other organizations are prohibited from gathering 10+ people in a single location (e.g., individuals must be at least six feet apart).
- Provides additional guidance for food service establishments.
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Idaho
Health Department Order
List of Essential Businesses
Emergency Declaration
Amended Order
FAQs
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4/15/2020
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- Requires Idaho residents stay at home through April 30.
- Allows essential services to remain open, including gas stations, convenience stores and restaurants and other facilities that prepare food for carry-out or delivery.
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Illinois
Executive Order 20-08
Executive Order 20-18
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4/1/2020
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- Requires Illinois residents stay at home through April 30.
- Allows essential services to remain open, including gas stations, stores that sell groceries and medicine (including convenience stores) and facilities that prepare and serve food for off-premise consumption.
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Indiana
Executive Order 20-26
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5/1/2020
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- Permits certain nonessential businesses to reopen beginning on May 4, 2020 if they abide by general safety guidelines and limit their occupancy.
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Iowa
Proclamation 1
Proclamation 2
Proclamation 3
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4/27/2020
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- Permits certain restaurants, fitness centers, malls, libraries, and other retail establishments to reopen to the public in a limited capacity (e.g. limiting the number of customers to 50% of normal operating capacity) and requires such businesses to implement social distancing, hygiene, and public health measures.
- Extends the closure of certain businesses (e.g., bars, theaters, casinos, etc.) until May 15, 2020.
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Kansas
Executive Order 20-29
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4/30/2020
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- Permits certain nonessential businesses to reopen May 4, 2020 if they abide by safety guidelines.
- Clarifies that the statewide stay at home order is no longer in effect.
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Kentucky
Executive Order 2020-246
Executive Order 2020-257
Executive Order 2020-275
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3/25/2020
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- Allows essential services to remain open, including convenience stores and gas stations.
- Requires essential retail businesses to limit the number of shoppers allowed to enter their business to one adult member per household.
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Louisiana
Proclamation No. JBE 2020-52
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4/27/2020
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- Requires Louisiana residents to stay at home through May 15.
- Allows essential services to remain open, including gas stations, stores that sell groceries and medicine (including convenience stores) and facilities that prepare and serve food for off-premise consumption.
- Permits restaurants to open their outside areas for people to eat meals (without tableside service).
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Maine
Emergency Order 49 FY 19/20
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4/29/2020
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- Requires Maine residents to stay at home through May 31.
- Allows essential businesses to remain open, including businesses that sell grocery and household goods (such as convenience stores) and gas stations.
- Allows individuals to visit businesses for nonessential activities.
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Maryland
Executive Order
Guidance
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3/30/2020
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- Requires Maryland residents to stay at home.
- Allows essential services to remain open, including convenience stores and retail fuel centers such as gas stations and truck stops.
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Massachusetts
Executive Order No. 13
Essential Business List
Press Release
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4/28/2020
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- Requires Massachusetts residents to stay at home through May 18.
- Allows essential services to remain open, including convenience stores and retail fuel centers such as gas stations and truck stops.
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Michigan
Executive Order 2020-59
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4/24/2020
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- Requires Michigan residents to stay at home unless performing an essential activity through May 15.
- Allows essential services to remain open, including gas stations, stores that sell groceries and medicine (including convenience stores) and facilities that prepare and serve food for off-premise consumption.
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Minnesota
Executive Order 20-20 FAQs
Executive Order 20-48
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4/30/2020
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- Requires Minnesota residents stay at home through May 18.
- Allows essential services to remain open, including gas stations, grocery stores, convenience stores, and take-out and delivery restaurants.
- Permits certain non-essential workers to return to work on May 4, 2020 if they are not able to perform certain work activities from home and if they abide by safety protocols.
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Mississippi
Executive Order No. 1477
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4/24/2020
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- Permits certain businesses and non-profit entities to reopen to the public in accordance with certain health safety measures on April 27.
- Clarifies that other businesses (e.g., restaurants, bars, gyms, personal care services, etc.) are limited to drive-thru, curbside, and/or delivery service.
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Missouri
Public Health Order
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4/27/2020
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- Permits non-essential businesses to reopen to the public if they abide by social distancing requirements.
- Imposes specific occupancy thresholds on retail establishments and other limitations on restaurants.
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Montana
Directive
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4/22/2020
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- Permits non-essential businesses to reopen to the public in phases between April 26 and May 4 if they comply with certain safety guidelines.
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Nebraska
Guidance
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4/29/2020
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- Permits restaurants and certain other non-essential businesses located in specific counties to reopen if they abide by health guidelines and occupancy restrictions.
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Nevada
Directive 016
Essential Business Guidance
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4/29/2020
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- Requires Nevada residents to stay at home through May 15.
- Allows essential businesses to remain open, including convenience stores, gas stations, and restaurants on a take-out, curbside pickup, delivery, or drive-through basis only.
- Permits non-essential retail businesses to provide delivery and curbside pickup.
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New Hampshire
Emergency Order 40
Retail Store Guidance
Restaurant Guidance
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5/1/2020
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- Permits retail stores and other non-essential businesses to reopen on May 11 if they abide by safety guidelines.
- Permits restaurants to reopen on May 18 if they abide by safety guidelines.
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New Jersey
Executive Order 107
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3/21/2020
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- Requires New Jersey residents stay at home.
- Allows essential services to remain open, including grocery stores, retail functions of gas stations, convenience stores, and restaurants as long as they only offer food delivery and/or take-out services.
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New Mexico
Public Health Emergency Order
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3/23/2020
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- Allows essential services to remain open, including gas stations, stores that sell groceries (including convenience stores) and facilities that prepare and serve food for off-premise consumption.
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New York
Executive Order 202.6
Executive Order 202.8
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3/20/2020
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- Executive Order 202.8 closes non-essential New York businesses.
- Executive Order 202.6 allows essential services to remain open, including healthcare, utilities, transportation infrastructure, manufacturing, grocery stores, pharmacies, news media, construction, and vendors of essential services.
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North Carolina
Executive Order No. 121
Executive Order No. 135
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4/23/2020
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- Requires North Carolina residents to stay at home through May 8.
- Allows essential services to stay open, including gas stations and businesses needed for transportation, convenience stores, and restaurants that prepare and serve food for consumption off-premises.
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North Dakota
Executive Order 2020-06.4
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4/29/2020
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- Permits restaurants, bars, and certain other non-essential businesses to reopen on May 1 if they abide by certain safety protocols.
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Ohio
Director’s Order
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4/30/2020
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- Permits retail establishments to reopen on May 12 if they limit their occupancy and implement safety measures.
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Oregon
Executive Order No. 20-12
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3/23/2020
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- Requires the closure of certain businesses, but does not apply to truckstops.
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Pennsylvania
Executive Order
Updated Industry Guidance
Press Release
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4/1/2020
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- Permits certain nonessential businesses in 24 counties to reopen on May 8.
- Allow life sustaining businesses to remain open in all counties, including truck stops.
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Rhode Island
Executive Order 20-13 Executive Order 20-14
Executive Order 20-23
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4/10/2020
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- Requires Rhode Island residents to stay at home through May 8.
- Critical retail businesses may remain open, including gas stations, convenience stores, and restaurants for pickup, drive-through, and delivery.
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South Carolina
Executive Order 2020-28
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4/20/2020
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- Permits various “non-essential” retail stores (e.g., furniture, clothing, and jewelry stores, etc.) to reopen to the public on April 20; and requires such stores, if open, to implement certain safety measures (e.g., limiting occupancy, increasing sanitation, and following social distancing protocols).
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Tennessee
Executive Order 29
Retail Guidelines
Restaurant Guidelines
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4/24/2020
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- Permits restaurants and retail stores in certain counties to reopen to the public while complying with certain safety guidelines.
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Texas
Executive Order GA-18
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4/27/2020
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- Permits all retail stores, restaurants, movie theaters, and certain other non-essential businesses to reopen to the public on May 1 and requires such businesses to limit their capacity to 25% of their listed occupancy, among other things.
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Vermont
Addendum 12 to Executive Order 01-20
Addendum 10 to Executive Order 01-20
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4/24/2020
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- Permits certain non-essential entities to resume operations on April 27, 2020 if they comply with certain safety measures.
- Directs all entities currently operating, or soon to be opened, to implement specified physical distancing, health, and sanitation measures.
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Virginia
Executive Order No. 53 (2020)
Executive Order No. 55
FAQ
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3/30/2020
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- Requires Virginia residents stay at home.
- Allows essential services to remain open, including gas stations and convenience stores and restaurants that prepare and serve food for consumption off-premises.
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Washington
Executive Order 20-25
Proclamation
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5/4/2020
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- Requires Washington residents to stay at home through May 31.
- Allows essential services to stay open, including gas stations and businesses needed for transportation, convenience stores, and restaurants that prepare and serve food for consumption off-premises.
- Permits certain nonessential businesses to reopen.
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West Virginia
Executive Order 9-20
Guidance
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3/23/2020
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- Requires West Virginia residents to stay at home.
- Allows essential services to remain open, including gas stations and businesses needed for transportation, convenience stores, and restaurants that prepare and serve food for consumption off-premises.
- Allows certain small businesses and restaurants to reopen.
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Wisconsin
Emergency Order No. 12
Emergency Order No. 28
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4/16/2020
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- Requires Wisconsin residents to stay at home through May 26.
- Allows essential services to stay open, including gas stations and businesses needed for transportation, convenience stores, and restaurants that prepare and serve food for consumption off-premises.
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