Contents of the Coronavirus Law Tracker

Covid-19 Laws By State

Alabama executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Gov. Kay Ivey establishes Coronavirus Task Force
  3. Department of Public Health Order
  4. Supplemental State of Emergency: Coronavirus COVID-19 
  5. Governor Ivey Issues Statement on Updated Public Health
  6. Precautionary Guidelines
  7. Governor Ivey Issues Statement on Statewide Public Health Order
  8. Second Supplemental State of Emergency 
  9. Third Supplemental State of Emergency 
  10. Executive Order 2020-15 Expansion of Telemedicine
  11. Fourth Supplemental State of Emergency
  12. Gov. Ivey awards $9.5 million in broadband extension grants  
  13. Sixth Supplemental State of Emergency
  14. Gov. Ivey Issues Stay at Home Order
  15. Seventh Supplemental State of Emergency 
  16. Safer At Home Order
  17. Order of the State Health Officer Regarding Non-Congregate Sheltering
  18. Order of the State Health Officer Suspending Certain Public Gatherings
  19. Emergency Order of the State Health Officer
  20. Eighth Supplemental State of Emergency
  21. Ninth Supplemental State of Emergency
  22. Order of the State Health Officer Suspending Certain Public Gatherings Due to Risk of Infection by COVID-19
  23. Tenth Supplemental State of Emergency
  24. Eleventh Supplemental State of Emergency
  25. Twelfth Supplemental State of Emergency
  26. Thirteenth Supplemental State of Emergency
  27. Order of the State Health Officer Suspending Certain Public Gatherings
  28. Fourteenth Supplemental State of Emergency
  29. Amended Safer at Home Order

Pending:

Passed Covid-19 Alabama legislation:

HB 186 Makes appropriations for funding corona virus preparedness. This includes a $5,000,000 budget for the Department of Public Health.

SR 49 Requests rental assistance funding from Congress in response to coronavirus.

SJR 40 A bill that urges people to fist bump instead of shake hands. Awaiting governor approval.

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Alabama:

HB 447 Extends the medicare program in general, but includes language to cover potential health impacts and economic hardships caused by coronavirus.

HJR 121 Bill urges Alabama Governor to expand Medicaid coverage specifically for new mothers.

HR 107 Bill to promote the posting and sharing of practices to reduce spread of infectious disease.

Shelter in Place in Alabama

State Stay At Home order Effective April 4th

 

Alaska executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Administrative Order No. 315 directs the Department of Health and Social Services regarding COVID-19
  3. COVID-19 Health Mandate
  4. Health Mandate Issued on March 16: Libraries, Archives and Museums, Residential Schools 
    Gov. Dunleavy announces Alaska Economic Stabilization Team
  5. Health Mandate 003: Statewide Closure Restaurants, Bars, Entertainment
  6. Health Mandate 004: Travel 
  7. Health Mandate 005: Elective Medical Procedures 
  8. Health Mandate 006 – Elective Oral Health Procedures
  9. Health Mandate 007 Fairbanks North Star Borough & Ketchikan Gateway Borough – Personal Care Services and Gatherings 
  10. Health Mandate 008 Public and Private Schools 
  11. Alaska COVID-19 Economic Stabilization Plan Released 
  12. Health Mandate 009 Personal Care Services and Gatherings 
  13. Health Mandate 010 International and Interstate Travel – Order for Self-Quarantine
  14. Governor Signs Legislation Expanding Unemployment Benefits and Increasing Internet Speeds for Alaska’s Schools 
  15. Health Mandate 011 Social Distancing 
  16. Health Mandate 012 Intrastate Travel – Limiting travel between communities to critical infrastructure or critical person needs 
  17. Governor Ducey, Superintendent Hoffman Announce Extension of School Closures Through End of School Year
  18. Governor Ducey Announces New Steps to Protect Families and Small Businesses from Foreclosure 
  19. Governor Ducey Announces $6.7 Million in Funding to Support Vulnerable Arizonans
  20. Governor Extends COVID-19 Health Mandate 002, 002
  21. Governor Issues Update to COVID-19 Health Mandate 005 – Attachment C
  22. Health Mandate 013 – K-12 Public and Private Schools
  23. COVID-19 Disaster Order of Suspension No. 2 Appendix A – Amendment 2 Relating to the Suspension of Sections of Alaska Administrative Code and Sections of Alaska Statutes
  24. Health Mandate 014 – Non-Congregate Sheltering Order
  25. COVID-19 Disaster Order of Suspension No. 2 Appendix A – Amendment 3 Relating to the Suspension of Sections of Alaska Administrative Code and Sections of Alaska Statutes
  26. Health Mandate 015 Supercedes Mandate 005 on Elective Medical Procedures, Mandate 006 on Elective Oral Health Procedures, and affects health care providers directly addressed in Mandate 009 on Personal Care Services and Gatherings
  27. Health Mandate 16 – Reopen Alaska Responsibly Plan – Phase 1-A
  28. Health Mandate 17 Protective Measures for Independent Commercial Fishing Vessels
  29. Health Mandate 18: Intrastate Travel
  30. Updated: Health Mandate 10 International and Interstate Travel
  31. Updated: Health Mandate 17 Protective Measures for Independent Commercial Fishing Vessels
  32. Updated: Health Mandate 10 International and Interstate Travel – Order for Self-Quarantine

Arizona executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. 2020-07 Proactive Measures to Protect Against COVID-19
  3. Governor Doug Ducey, Boys & Girls Clubs Announce Partnership to Help Address Impacts of COVID-19
  4. Executive Order 2020-08 Limiting In-Person Motor Vehicle Division Visits for Driver License Renewals
  5. Executive Order 2020-09 Limiting the Operations of Certain Businesses to Slow the Spread of COVID-19
  6. Executive Order 2020-10 Delaying Elective Surgeries to Conserve Personal Protective Equipment Necessary to Test and Treat Patients with COVID-19
  7. Executive Order 2020-11 Ensuring Individuals Whose
  8. Employment Is Affected by COVID-19 Have Access to Unemployment Insurance 
  9. Governor Ducey Expands Access to Unemployment Insurance and Extends Income Tax Deadline
  10. Governor Ducey Signs Legislation to Increase Resources for Arizona Hospitals
  11. Executive Order 2020-12 Prohibiting the Closure of Essential Services
  12. Executive Order 2020-13 Enhanced Surveillance Advisory
  13. Executive Order 2020-14 Postponement of Eviction Actions
  14. Governor Ducey and Superintendent Hoffman Announce Childcare For COVID-19 Frontline Workers
  15. Governor Ducey Takes Steps to Free Up More Physicians To Address COVID-19
  16. Governor Ducey Announces Public-Private Partnership to Secure Additional Medical Equipment
  17. Governor Ducey Announces Arizona Together Initiative, Linking Arizonans To Resources During COVID-19 Outbreak
  18. Executive Order 2020-16 Increasing Hospital Capacity for COVID-19 Preparedness
  19. Executive Order 2020-17 Continuity of Work
  20. Governor Ducey Announces Electric Utility Relief Package
  21. Arizona Waives Emissions Testing for Seniors to Reduce COVID-19 Risk
  22. Governor Ducey Signs Legislation to Support Schools, Teachers and Families
  23. Governor Ducey Announces New Dollars for Rental Assistance
  24. Governor Ducey Signs Legislation to Expand Access to Unemployment Benefits
  25. Governor Ducey Signs Bipartisan State Budget Agreement
  26. Executive Order 2020-18 Stay Home, Stay Healthy, Stay 
  27. Governor Ducey, Superintendent Hoffman Announce Extension of School Closures Through End of School Year 
  28. Governor Ducey Announces 90-Day Fee Relief for Restaurants, Bars Impacted by COVID-19
  29. Executive Order 20-19 Telemedicine for Pets and Animals 
  30. Executive Order 20-20 Expanding Access to Pharmacies
  31. Executive Order 20-21 Prohibiting Small Business Evictions
  32. Executive Order 20-22 Protection of Vulnerable Residents at Nursing Care Institutions, Residential Care Institutions, ICF-IIDs and DD Medical Group Homes from COVID-19
  33. Executive Order 20-23 Enhanced Surveillance Advisory
  34. Executive Order 20-24 Requirements for Individuals Traveling to Arizona
  35. Executive Order 20-25 Flexible Food Item & Sale of Goods at Restaurants
  36. Governor Ducey Announces $6.7 Million in Funding to Support Vulnerable Arizonans
  37. Governor Ducey Announces New Steps to Protect Families and Small Businesses from Foreclosure 
  38. Executive Order 20-26 Remote Online Notarization
  39. Executive Order 20-27 The “Good Samaritan Order” Protecting Frontline Healthcare Workers Responding to the COVID-19 Outbreak
  40. Executive Order 20-28 On the Job Training for Assisted Living Facility Caregivers
  41. Executive Order 20-29 Increased Telemedicine Access for Workers’ Compensation
  42. Executive Order 20-30 Enhanced Surveillance Advisory
  43. Executive Order 20-31 Expanding Food Options for Commercial Vehicle Drivers
  44. Executive Order 20-32 – Requesting Exemption from EO 20-10
  45. Executive Order 20-33 Return Stronger – Amending the Stay Home, Stay Healthy, Stay Connected Order
  46. Executive Order 2020-34 Resuming additional business operations for barbers, cosmetologists and dine-in restaurants
  47. Executive Order 2020-35 Reporting by Nursing Care Institutions, Residential Care Institutions, ICF-IIDs and DD Medical Group Homes to Residents and Families Regarding COVID-19
  48. Executive Order 2020-36 Stay Healthy, Return Smarter, Return Stronger

Passed Covid-19 Arizona legislation:

SB 1051  Bill appropriates $55 million to the public health emergencies and pay the expenses of emergency responses for public health. Bill passed after State of emergency issued by Governor due to COVID-19. 

HB 2910  Updates procedures and requirments for public school closures which are a result of coronavirus. Pending governor signature.

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Arizona:

SB 1694/HB 2911  Emergency bill which allows the Arizona Department of Economic Securityto develop an alternative unemployment insurance program for individuals impacted by coronavirus.

SB 1028  Bill which enhances surveillance during a state of emergency. Which includes events arriving from an health threat.

Stay-at-home order in Place in Arizona

State-wide stay-at-home order Starting March 31st

Arkansas executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. EO 20-04 Authorizes funds from Governor’s Disaster Fund to be used at discretion of Arkansas Division of Emergency Management
  3. EO 20-05 Suspends telemedicine provisions
  4. Executive Order 20-06 To Amend Executive Order 20-03 Regarding the Public Health Emergency
  5. Governor Hutchinson Expedites Unemployment Benefits For Those Impacted by COVID-19 
  6. Governor Hutchinson Announces Relief for Businesses, Child-care Providers to Ease COVID-19 Impact
  7. EO 20-08 Ordering Funds Released to Defray Program and Administrative Costs Associated with COVID-19
  8. EO 20-09 To amend EO 20-03 for the purpose of extending the state individual tax filing deadline as a result of COVID-19 
  9. Proclamation: Governor Issues Call for Special Legislative Session of the 92nd General Assembly
  10. EO 20-10 To Amend EO 20-03 for the Purpose of Restricting Gatherings to Prevent the Spread of COVID-19 
  11. Governor Hutchinson Announces Proposal to Protect and Support Health Care Professionals, Public, an Providers 
  12. EO 20-11 To Establish the Arkansas Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act Steering Committee 
  13. Governor Allocates Additional $45 Million for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
  14. EO 20-12 Suspending Provisions Requiring In-Person Witnessing and Notarization of Legal Documents in the State of Arkansas 
  15. Governor Hutchinson Directs State Parks to Implement New Measures for Public Health
  16. EO 20-13 Requiring New Protocols for Commercial Lodgings, Short-Term Rentals
  17. EO 20-14 To Amend EO 20-03 for the Purpose of Suspending Provisions Requiring In-Person Witnessing and Notarization of Legal Documents in the State of Arkansas
  18. EO 20-15 to Amend EO 20-03 for the Purpose of Suspending Provisions that Prohibit Arkansas Corporations and Banks from Holding Shareholder Meetings Solely or Partially by Remote Communication
  19. EO 20-16 to Amend EO 20-03 Regarding the Public Health Emergency Concerning COVID-19 for the Purpose of Extending EO 20-06 to Assist State Agencies in Rendering Maximum Assistance to the Citizens of Arkansas
  20. EO 20-17 To Establish the Governor’s Medical Advisory Committee for Post-Peak COVID-19 Response
  21. EO 20-18 To Amend EO 20-03 Regarding the Public Health Emergency Concerning COVID-19 for the Purpose of Equipping Health Care Professionals with the Tools Necessary to Combat the COVID-19 Emergency
  22. EO 20-19 To Amend EO 20-3 for the Purpose of Suspending Provisions Regarding Workers Compensation Qualifications in the State of Arkansas for First Responders and Front-Line Health Care Workers
  23. EO 20-20 To Establish the Governor’s Economic Recovery Task Force
  24. EO 20-21 To Establish the Governor’s COVID-19 Testing Advisory Group
  25. EO 20-22 Suspending Provisions Regarding Workers Compensation Qualifications in the State of Arkansas for First Responders
  26. Department of Health Directive on Resuming Restaurant Dine-In Operations
  27. Department of Health Directive on Resuming Elective Surgery Procedures
  28. Department of Health Directive for Camps, Including Day and Overnight, and Faith-based Organizations
  29. Department of Health Directive for Gym, Fitness Center, Athletic Club and Weight Room Reopening
  30. Department of Health Directive for Barber Shops, Body Art Establishments, Cosmetology Establishments, Massage Therapy Clinics/Spas, and Medical Spas
  31. Department of Health Directive on Resuming Restaurant Dine-In Operations
  32. Executive Order 20-23 To Amend EO 20-31 for the Purpose of Observing Social Distancing Guidelines Associated with COVID-19 in Special Elections Held on May 12, 2020
  33. Executive Order 20-24 To Declare an Emergency, as Authorized by Ark. Code Ann. 12-75-114, and Order the Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission to Take Immediate Action to Prevent the Waste of Oil and Gas Resources
  34. Department of Health Directive Regarding Large Indoor Venues
  35. Executive Order 20-25 To Amend EO 20-03 Regarding the Public Health Emergency Concerning COVID-19, for the Purpose of Renewing the Disaster and Public Health Emergency to Prevent the Spread of and Mitigate the Impact of COVID-19
  36. Department of Health Guidance for Faith-Based Organizations
  37. Directive on Resuming Elective Dental Services
  38. Department of Health Directive on Resuming Elective Procedures, Phase II
  39. Department of Health Directive for Reopening of Casinos
  40. Department of Health Directive for Recreational Pool Reopening Proposal
  41. Executive Order 20-26 To amend EO 20-03 for the purpose of observing social distancing guidelines associated with COVID-19 in special elections held on May 12, 2020
  42. Directive for Large Indoor Venues
  43. Directive on Business Limitations
  44. Directive on Large Outdoor Venues
  45. Directive for Travelers from “Hot Spot” and International Locations

 

Passed Covid-19 Arkansas legislation:

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Arkansas:

 

California executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Executive Order N-25-20 Further Enhancing State and Local Government’s Ability to Respond to COVID-19 Pandemic
  3. Executive Order N-26-20 Ensuring State Funding for Schools Even in Event of Physical Closure
  4. Executive Order N-27-20 To Protect the Health and Safety of Californians Most Vulnerable
  5. Department of Public Health Issues Guidance on Closure of Restaurants/Bars/ Wineries
  6. Executive Order N-28-20 To Protect Renters and Homeowners During COVID-19 Pandemic
  7. Executive Order N-31-20 To Allow Timely Delivery of Vital Goods During COVID-19 Outbreak
  8. Gov. Newsom Signs Emergency Legislation to Fight COVID-19
  9. Executive Order N-29-20 To Protect Ongoing Safety Net Services for Most Vulnerable Californians During COVID-19 Outbreak
  10. Executive Order N-30-20 To Suspend Standardized Testing for Students in Response to COVID-19 Outbreak
  11. California Launches New Comprehensive, Consumer-Friendly Website and Public Service Announcements to Boost COVID-19 Awareness
  12. Governor Newsom Takes Emergency Actions & Authorizes $150 Million in Funding to Protect Homeless Californians from COVID-19
  13. Executive Order N-32-20 Local Flexibility
  14. Executive Order N-33-20 Stay at Home Order
  15. Executive Order N-34-20 To Protect Public Health by
  16. Expanding Vote-by-Mail Options and Extending Deadlines for Presidential Primary Canvass
  17. Executive Order N-35-20 Expands the State’s Response to the COVID-19 Outbreak
  18. California Secures Presidential Major Disaster Declaration to Support State’s COVID-19 Emergency Response
  19. Governor Newsom Takes Action to Strengthen California’s Health Care Delivery System to Respond to COVID-19 
  20.  Executive Order N-36-20 State Prisons and Juvenile Facilities
  21. Governor Newsom Announces Major Financial Relief Package: 90-Day Mortgage Payment Relief During COVID-19 Crisis 
  22. Executive Order N-37-20 To Establish a Statewide Moratorium on Evictions
  23. Executive Order N-38-20 Judicial Council Emergency Authority 
  24. Executive Order N-39-20 To Expand Health Care Workforce and Recruit Health Care Professionals to Fight COVID-19 
  25. Executive Order N-40-20 Providing Relief to California Small Businesses 
  26. Governor Newsom Launches Campaign to Protect Health and Well-Being of Older Californians During COVID-19 Pandemic 
  27. Executive Order N-41-20 Expedited Resources for COVID-19 Response 
  28. Governor Newsome Announces Agreement Between Teachers, Classified Employees and School System Management to Support Student Instruction During COVID-19 Outbreak 
  29. Executive Order N-42-20 Protecting Homes, Small Businesses from Water Shutoffs
  30. Governor Newsom Announces New Help for Small Businesses & Workers Displaced by COVID-19 
  31. Executive Order N-44-20 To Protect Consumers from Price Gouging
  32. Executive Order N-43-20 To Expand Telehealth Services
  33. Executive Order N-45-20 To Provide Expanded Access to Child Care for Essential Workers During COVID-19 Response
  34. Executive Order N-46-20 to Help the State Procure Necessary Medical Supplies
  35. Executive Order N-47-20 to Expand Support for Vulnerable Populations
  36. Executive Order N-48-20 Upcoming Local Elections
  37. Executive Order N-49-20 Division of Juvenile Justice Discharge an Reentry Process
  38. Executive Order N-50-20 New Initiatives to Support California Workers Impacted by COVID-19
  39. Executive Order N-51-20 Paid Sick Leave Benefits for Food Sector Workers Impacted by COVID-19, Additional Protection for Consumers
  40. Executive Order N-52-20 Upcoming Admissions Criteria for the CSU System, Background Checks for Essential Workers, and Deadline Extensions to Real Estate Licenses
  41. Executive Order N-53-20 Foster Youth Services
  42. Executive Order N-54-20 Addressing a variety of issues in response to COVID-19
  43. Executive Order N-55-20 Provides flexibility to Medi-Cal providers and the Department of Health Care Services for Continuity of Service Amidst COVID-19
  44. Executive Order N-56-20 Empowering schools to focus on COVID-19 response and transparency
  45. Executive Order N-57-20 Additional Relief for California Impacted by COVID-19
  46. Executive Order N-58-20 Allowing adults to obtain marriage licenses via videoconferencing
  47. Executive Order N-59-20 CalWORKS
  48. Executive Order N-60-20 Directing the State Public Health Officer to Establish Criteria to determine whether and how local health officers may implement public health measures less restrictive that the statewide public health directives
  49. Executive Order N-61-20 Waives penalties for property taxes paid after April 20 for taxpayers who demonstrate they have experienced financial hardship
  50. Executive Order N-62-20 Creates a time-limited rebuttable presumption for accessing workers’ compensation benefits applicable to Californians who must work outside of their homes during the stay at home order
  51. Executive Order N-63-20 Extends some critical deadlines that have been impacted
  52. Executive Order N-64-20 To Protect Public Health by Mailing Every Registered Voter a Ballot Ahead of the November General Election

 

Passed Covid-19 California legislation:

SB 89 Budget Act of 2019

SB 117 Education finance: average daily attendance and timeline waivers: protective equipment and cleaning appropriation: COVID–19.

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in California:

AB 3216  Updates required workforce protections for medical and family leave due to Covid-19.

Stay-at-home order in Place in California

State-wide stay-at-home order Starting March 19th

Colorado executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. D 2020 003 Declaring a Disaster Emergency Due to the Presence of Coronavirus Disease 2019 in Colorado
  3. Notice of Public Health Order 20-22 Closing bars, restaurants, theaters, gymnasiums, and casinos statewide
  4. Executive Order 2020-004 Ordering Closure of Downhill Ski Resorts Due to the Presence of COVID-19 in the State of Colorado
  5. Executive Order 2020-005 Directing State Parties and Secretary of State to Amend Rules Regarding In-Person Gatherings to allow the 2020 Primary Election to Proceed without Interruption, in light of the Disaster Declaration set forth in Executive Order D 2020 003
  6. 2020-007 Ordering Suspension of Normal In-Person Instruction at All Public and Private Elementary and Secondary Schools in the State of Colorado Due to the Presence of COVID-19
  7. Gov. Polis, Coloradans, Launch COVID Relief Fund 
    Executive Order 2020-006 Amending Executive Order 2020-004
  8. Executive Order 2020-008 Amending Executive Order 2020-005
  9. Executive Order 2020-009 Ordering the Temporary Cessation of All Elective and Non-Essential Surgeries and Procedures and Preserving Personal Protective Equipment and Ventilators
  10. Executive Order 2020-010 Ordering the Suspension of Statute to Extend the Income Tax Payment Dealines Due to the COVID-19 Disaster Emergency
  11. Executive Order 2020-011 Ordering the Temporary Suspension of Regulatory Statutes Due to the Presence of COVID-19
  12. Executive Order 2020-012 Ordering Limiting Evictions, Foreclosures, and Public Utility Disconnections an Expediting Unemployment Insurance Claim Processing to Provide Relife to Coloradans Affected by COVID-19
  13. Polis Announces Emergency Economic Advisory Council to Shepherd Colorado’s Post-Coronavirus Recovery
  14. Executive Order 2020-013 Ordering Colorado Employers to Reduce In-Person Workforce by Fifty Percent Due to the Presence of COVID-19 in the State
  15. Executive Order 2020-17 Ordering Coloradans to Stay at Home Due to the Presence of COVID-19 in the State 
  16. Executive Order 2020-15 Authorizing the Executive Directors of Certain State Agencies to Promulgate and Issue Emergency Rules Extending the Expiration Date of Licenses and Other Documents Due to the Presence of COVID-19 
  17. Executive Order 2020-16 Temporarily Suspending Certain Regulatory Statutes Concerning Criminal Justice 
  18. Updated Public Health Order 20-24 Implementing Stay at Home Requirements
  19. Executive Order 2020-14 Ordering the Temporary Suspension of Certain Requirements Preventing Issuance of Marriage Licenses due to the Presence of COVID-19 
  20. Executive Order 2020-18 Amending Executive Order 2020-003 to Provide Additional Funds for Response Activities Due to the Presence of COVID-19 
  21. Executive Order 2020-19 Ordering the Temporary Suspension of the Personal Appearance Requirement for Notarization due to the Presence of COVID-19 
  22. Executive Order 2020-20 Ordering the Temporary Suspension of Certain Statutes to Expand the Use of Telehealth Services Due to Presence of COVID-19 
  23. Executive Order 2020-21 Amended EO Order D 2020-007 to Extend the Suspension of Normal In-Person Instruction at All Public and Private Elementary and Secondary Schools
  24. COVID-19 Special Enrollment Period for Health Insurance Extended to April 30
  25. Executive Order 2020-22 Ordering the Temporary Suspension of Certain Statutes Concerning Taxpayer Filing Requirements for Certain Taxable Property due to the Presence of COVID-19
  26. Executive Order 2020-23 Ordering a One-Month Extension for Filing and Remitting State and State-Administered Local Sales Tax Due to the Presence of COVID-19 in Colorado
  27. Executive Order 2020-24 Amending and Extending Executive Order D 2020-17 Ordering Coloradans to Stay at Home Due to the Presence of COVID-19
  28. Executive Order 2020-25 Rescinding EO D 2020-13 Concerning Colorado Employers Reducing In-Person Workforce by Fifty Percent Due to the Presence of COVID-19 in the State
  29. Executive Order 2020-26 Amending EO D2020-004 and 2020-006 to Extend the Closure of Downhill Ski Areas Due to the Presence of COVID-19 in the State of Colorado
  30. Executive Order 2020-27 Amending EO D 2020-009 to Extend the Temporary Cessation of All Elective and Non-Essential Surgeries and Procedures and Preserving Personal Protective Equipment and Ventilators in Colorado Due to the Presence of COVID-19
  31. Executive Order 2020-28 Extending EO D 2020-14 Concerning the Temporary Suspension of Certain Requirements Preventing Issuance of Marriage Licenses Due to the Presence of COVID-19 in Colorado
  32. Executive Order 2020-29 Amending and Extending EO D 2020-11 Ordering the Temporary S
  33. Executive Order 2020-30 Extending EO D 2020-19 Concerning the Temporary Suspension of the Personal Appearance Requirement for Notarization due to the Presence of COVID-19
  34. Executive Order 2020-31 Amending an Extending CO D 2020-12 Limiting Evictions, Foreclosures, and Public Utility Disconnections and Expediting Unemployment Insurance Claim Processing to Provide Relief to Coloradans Affected by COVID-19
  35. Executive Order 2020-32 Amending and Extending EO D 2020-003 Declaring a Disaster Emergency
  36. Executive Order 2020-33 Ordering the Temporary Suspension of Certain Statutes to Provide a One-Month Extension for Filing and Remitting State Severance Tax Due to the Presence of COVID-19 in Colorado
  37. Executive Order 2020-34 Ordering the Temporary Suspension of Certain Regulatory Statutes Concerning Juvenile Justice, Regional Centers, and Behavioral Health Due to the Presence of COVID-19
  38. Executive Order 2020-35 Amending EO 2020-007 and 2020-021 to Promote the Provision of Emergency Child Care for Essential Workers and to Temporarily Suspend Certain Statutes to Enable Schools to Focus on Student Services During the COVID-19 Outbreak
  39. Executive Order 2020-36 Extending EO 2020-005 Concerning Limiting In-Person Contact for the 2020 Elections and the Secretary of State’s Operations Due to the Presence of COVID-19 in Colorado
  40. Executive Order 2020-37 Ordering the Temporary Suspension of Statute Concerning Bans on Open Burning Due to the Presence of COVID-19
  41. Executive Order 2020-38 Ordering the Temporary Suspension of Certain Statutes and Rules to Expand the Healthcare Workforce for Hospitals and Other Inpatient Treatment Facilities Due to the Presence of COVID-19
  42. Executive Order 2020-39 Ordering Workers in Critical Businesses and Critical Government Functions to Wear Non-Medical Face Coverings
  43. Executive Order 2020-40 Amending and Extending EO 2020-10 Concerning the Suspension of Statute to Extend the Income Tax Payment Deadlines Due to the COVID-19 Disaster Emergency
  44. Executive Order 2020-41 Amending EO 2020-7, 2020-21 and 2020-35 to Suspend Normal In-Person Instruction at All Public and Private Elementary and Secondary Schools in the State of Colorado Until the End of the School Year Due to the Presence of COVID-19
  45. Executive Order B 2020-002 Creating the Governor’s New Normal Advisory Board
  46. Executive Order 2020-42 Extending CO 2020-15 Authorizing the Executive Directors of Certain State Agencies to Promulage and Issue Emergency Rules Extending the Expiration Date of Licenses and Other Documents
  47. Executive Order 2020-43 Amending and Extending EO 2020-16 Temporarily Suspending Certain Regulatory Statutes Concerning Criminal Justice
  48. Executive Order 2020-44 Safer at Home
  49. Executive Order 2020-45 Permitting the Limited Recommencement of Voluntary or Elective Surgeries and Procedures in Colorado
  50. Public Health Order 20-28 Safer at Home
  51. Executive Order 2020-46 Extending EO 2020-20 Concerning the Temporary Suspension of Certain Statutes to Expand the Use of Telehealth Services Due to the Presence of COVID-19
  52. Executive Order 2020-48 Extending EO 2020-14 and 2020-28 Concerning the Temporary Suspension of Certain Requirements Preventing Issuance of Marriage Licenses Due to the Presence of COVID-19
  53. Executive Order 2020-49 Amending EO 2020-04 and 2020-06 to Extend the Closure of Downhill Ski Areas Due to the Presence of COVID-19 in the State of Colorado
  54. Executive Order 2020-50 Declaring Insufficient Revenues Available for Expenditures and Ordering Suspension or Discontinuation of Portions of Certain State Programs and Services to Meet a Revenue Shortfall Due to the Presence of COVID-19 in the State of Colorado
  55. Executive Order 2020-51 Amending and Extending EO 2020-12 and 2020-31 Limiting Evictions, Foreclosures, and Public Utility Disconnections and Expediting Unemployment Insurance Claim Processing to Provide Relief to Coloradans Affected by COVID-19
  56. Executive Order 2020-52 Extending EO 2020-11 and 2020-29 Concerning the Temporary Suspension of Certain Regulatory Statutes Due to the Presence of COVID-19
  57. Executive Order 2020-53 Ordering the Temporary Suspension of Certain Regulatory Statutes Concerning Petition Gathering for Unaffiliated and Independent Candidates for Office Due to the Presence of COVID-19
  58. Executive Order 2020-54 Ordering the Suspension of Certain Statutes and Directing the Department of Health Care Policy and Financing to Provide Additional Funds to Nursing Homes and Other Congregate Care Facilities Due to the Presence of COVID-19
  59. Executive Order 2020-55 Extending EO 2020-22 Ordering the Temporary Suspension of Certain Statutes Concerning Taxpayer Filing Requirements for Certain Taxable Property due to the Presence of COVID-19 in the State of Colorado
  60. Executive Order 2020-56 Ordering the Suspension of a Relevant Statute to Allow Food Trucks to Operate at Colorado’s Rest Areas to Support the Movement of Commercial Vehicle Activities Due to the Presence of COVID-19 in Colorado
  61. Executive Order 2020-57 Extending EO 2020-23 Ordering a One-Month Extension for Filing and Remitting State and State-Administered Local Sales Tax Due to the Presence of COVID-19 in Colorado
  62. Executive Order B 2020-003 Amending EO B 2020-002 to Rename the Governor’s New Normal Advisory Board to the Governor’s Advisory Committee for Cooperation and Implementation
  63. Executive Order 2020-58 Amending and Extending EO 2020-003, 2020-18 and 2020-32 Declaring a Disaster Emergency Due to the Presence of Coronavirus Disease 2019 in Colorado
  64. Executive Order 2020-59 Extending EO 2020-33 Ordering the Temporary Suspension of Certain Statutes to Provide a One-Month Extension for Filing and Remitting State Severance Tax Due to the Presence of COVID-19 in Colorado
  65. Executive Order 2020-60 Amending and Extending EO 2020-34 Ordering the Temporary Suspension of Certain Regulatory Statutes Concerning Juvenile Justice, Regional Centers, and Behavioral Health Due to the Presence of COVID-19
  66. Executive Order 2020-061 Extending EO 2020-005, 2020-008 an 2020-036 Concerning Limiting In-Person Contact for the 2020 Elections and the Secretary of State’s Operations Due to the Presence of COVID-19 in Colorado
  67. Executive Order 2020-62 Extending EO 2020-37 Ordering the Temporary Suspension of Statute Concerning Bans on Open Burning Due to the Presence of COVID-19
  68. Executive Order 2020-63 Extending EO 2020-38 Ordering the Temporary Suspension of Certain Statutes and Rules to Expand the Healthcare Workforce for Hospitals and Other Inpatient Treatment Facilities Due to the Presence of COVID-19

 

Passed Covid-19 Colorado legislation:

HJR 1006  Request For Interrogatories Regarding Calendar Day

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Colorado:

Stay-at-home order in Place in Colordo

State-wide stay-at-home order Starting March 26th

Connecticut executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Executive Order No. 7 Protection of Public Health and Safety During COVID-19 Pandemic and Response
  3. Executive Order No. 7A Protection of Residents of Nursing Home Facilities, Residential Care Homes and Chronic Disease Hospitals During COVID-19 Pandemic
  4. Executive Order 7B Protection of Public Health and Safety During COVID-19 Pandemic and Response Suspension or Modifications of Statutes
  5. Executive Order No. 7C Protection of Public Health and Safety during COVID-19 Pandemic and Response – Further Suspension or Modification of Statutes
  6. Executive Order No. 7D Protection of Public Health and Safety During COVID-19 Pandemic and Response – Crowd Reduction and Social Distancing
  7. Executive Order No. 7E Takes several emergency actions in response to the COVID-19 outbreak and the governor’s civil preparedness and public health declarations
  8. Executive Order No. 7F To Mitigate the Spread of COVID-19
  9. Executive Order No. 7G Takes Several Emergency Actions 
  10. Executive Order No. 7H Restrictions on Workplaces for Non
  11. Executive Order No. 7I Municipal Operations and Availability of Assistance and Healthcare
  12. Executive Order No. 7J Clarifying EO No. 7H Regarding Operations at Non-Essential Businesses and Providing for Rapid State Government Emergency Response
  13. Governor Lamont Uses CT Alert System to Urge Connecticut Resients to ‘Stay Safe, Stay Home’
  14. Executive Order No. 7K Remote Notarization, Suspension of Non-Critical Probate and Workers’ Compensation Operations, and Various Public Health Measures 
  15. Executive Order No. 7L Extension of School Cancellation, Municipal Retiree Reemployment, Open Fishing Season and Additional Public Health Measures 
  16. Executive Order No. 7M Extension of Agency Administrative Deadlines 
  17. Governor Lamont Launches Emergency No-Interest Loan Program for Connecticut Small Businesses and Nonprofits Impacte by COVID-19 
  18. Executive Order No. 7N Increased Distancing, Expanded Family Assistance, and Academic Assessment Suspension 
  19. Executive Order No. 7O Flexibility in DPH Licensing Renewal Requirements and Provider Assignment, Expanded Han Sanitizer Production, Waiver of Birth-to-Three Fees 
  20. Executive Order No. 7P Safe Housing for People Experiencing Homelessness, First Responders, and Healthcare Workers 
  21. Executive Order No. 7Q Childcare Safety, Remote Notarization Update 
  22. Governor Lamont Announces Governor’s Health System Response Team 
  23. Executive Order No. 7R Education Workforce Sustainability, State Parks Capacity Control, and Curbside Liquor Pickup 
  24. Governor Lamont Announces Mortgage Payment Relief During COVID-19 Crisis
  25. Executive Order No. 7S Safe Stores, Relief for Policyholders, Taxpayers, and Tenants
  26. Executive Order No. 7T Safe Lodging, Liquor Delivery, Additional Flexibility for Victims of Domestic Violence, Other Measures 
  27. Executive Order No. 7U Protections from Civil Liability for Healthcare Providers and Financial Protections for Patients 
  28. Executive Order No. 7V Safe Workplaces, Emergency Expansion of the Healthcare Workforce
  29. Executive Order No. 7W Municipal Tax Relief Clarifications, Unemployment Experience Ratings, Administrative Requirements for Liquor Permittees
  30. Executive Order No. 7X Renter Protections, Extended Class Cancellation and Other Safety Measures, Educator Certification, Food Trucks for Truckers
  31. Executive Order No. 7Y Nursing Home Surge Plan
  32. Executive Order No. 7Z Emergency Procurement, Remote Conduct of Assessment Appeal Hearings, Out-of-State Security Officers
  33. Executive Order No. 7AA Temporary Additional Nursing Home Beds
  34. Executive Order No. 7BB Use of Facemasks or Cloth Face Coverings, Rescheduling of Presidential Preference Primary to August 11
  35. Executive Order No. 7CC Municipal Fiscal Authority, Benefits Protection, Access to Courts Without Certain In-Person Actions
  36. Executive Order No. 7DD Expansion of Healthcare Workforce
  37. Executive Order No. 7EE Mandatory Reporting for Nursing Homes and Assisted Living Facilities, Medicaid Administrative Waivers
  38. Executive Order No. 7FF Expansion of Telehealth Availability
  39. Executive Order No. 7GG Emergency Procurement of Essential Services, Other Public Health Measures
  40. Executive Order No. 7HH Municipal Budget Adoption, Common-Interest Community Meetings
  41. Executive Order No. 7II Extension of School Cancellation, Home Health Care Coverage, and Food Assistance Measures
  42. Executive Order No. 7JJ Municipal Governance Measures and Authorization for DEEP to Conduct Programs Through Distance Learning
  43. Executive Order No. 7KK Pharmacists Authorized to Order COVID-19 Tests
  44. Executive Order No. 7LL Changes to petitioning process for ballot access
  45. Executive Order No. 7MM Expedited Approval and Permitting for Expanded Outdoor Dining
  46. Executive Order No. 7NN Remote Meetings of Nonprofit Organizations, Various Relief Measures, Coronavirus Relief Funds
  47. Executive Order No. 7OO Procedures for Local Appointments and Elections Requiring In-Person Vote

Passed Covid-19 Connecticut legislation:

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Connecticut:

Stay-at-home order in Place in Connecticut:

State-wide stay-at-home order Starting March 23rd

Stay-at-home order in place

Delaware executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Governor Modified March 12 emergency declaration to limit Delaware restaurants, taverns and bars to take-out and delivery only and also bans public gatherings of 50 or more people
  3. Governor Carney Announces HELP Program to Support Delaware Small Businesses 
  4. Governor Carney Issues Second Update to Emergency Declaration
  5. Executive Order No. 38 Child Care 
  6. Governor Carney Issues Third Update to State of Emergency
  7. Fourth Modification of the Declaration of a State of Emergency (closing non-essential businesses)
  8. Fifth Modification of the Declaration of a State of Emergency (Stay-at-Home Order) 
  9. Governor Carney Declares Public Health Emergency 
  10. Sixth Modification of the Declaration of a State of Emergency 
  11. Governor Carney Closes Delaware Schools Through May 15
  12. Governor Carney Announces Request for Assistance from Vendors
  13. Governor Carney Expands Hospital Emergency Loan Program
  14. Governor Carney and DSHA Announce Housing Assistance Program
  15. Seventh Modification: Declaration of a State of Emergency 
  16. Eighth Modification: State of Emergency Declaration 
  17. Ninth Modification – State of Emergency Declaration 
  18. Tenth Modification of the Declaration of a State of Emergency
  19. Eleventh Modification – State of Emergency Declaration
  20. Eleventh Modification – State of Emergency Declaration
  21. Twelfth Modification – State of Emergency Declaration
  22. Thirteenth Modification – State of Emergency
  23. Fourteenth Modification: State of Emergency Declaration
  24. Fifteenth Modification: State of Emergency Declaration
  25. Second Extension of the Declaration of a State of Emergency
  26. Sixteenth Modification: State of Emergency Declaration
  27. Seventeenth Modification of the Declaration of a State of Emergency

Passed Covid-19 Delaware legislation:

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Delaware

Stay-at-home order in Place in Delaware

State-wide stay-at-home order Starting March 24th

 

Florida executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. Executive Order 20-51 re: Public Health Emergency
  2. Executive Order 20-52 re: Public Health Emergency 
  3. Executive Order Number 20-68 re: Emergency Management – COVID-19 regarding bars, beaches, and restaurants
  4. Executive Order Number 2020-69 Local Government Public Meetings 
  5. Executive Order Number 20-70 Broward and Palm Beach County Closures 
  6. Executive Order 20-71 Alcohol Sales, Restaurants, and Gyms 
  7. Executive Order Number 20-72 Non-essential Elective Medical Procedures
  8. Governor DeSantis Announces First Two Emergency Bridge Loans for Small Businesses Impacted by COVID-19 
  9. Executive Order Number 20-80 Airport Screening and Isolation 
  10. Executive Order Number 20-82 Isolation of Individuals Traveling to Florida 
  11. Executive Order 20-83 Protective Measures for Vulnerable Populations, Gatherings of Private Citizens and Density of the Workforce 
  12. Florida border checkpoint on I-95 will screen for New York City drivers
  13. Executive Order 20-85 Telehealth and Immunizations for State Group Insurance
  14. Executive Order 20-86 Additional Requirements of Certain Individuals Traveling to Florida
  15. Executive Order 20-87 Vacation Rental Closures 
  16. Executive Order 20-88 Re-employment of Essential Personnel 
  17. Executive Order 20-89 Miami-Dade County, Broward County, Palm Beach County, Monroe County Public Access Restrictions 
  18. Executive Order 20-90 Broward and Palm Beach County Closures 
  19. Executive Order 20-91 Essential Services and Activities During COVID-19 
  20. Executive Order 20-92 Amending EO 20-91 
  21. Executive Order 20-93 Reemployment Assistance Program
  22. Executive Order 20-94 Mortgage Foreclosure and Eviction Relief 
  23. Executive Order 20-95 Documentary Stamps for SBA Loans
  24. Executive Order 20-97 Municipal Elections in Pasco County
  25. Executive Order 20-103 Extending Executive Order 20-87 on Vacation Rental Closures
  26. Executive Order 20-104 Unemployment Compensation
  27. Executive Order 20-111 Limited Extension of Essential Services and Activities and Vacation Rental Prohibition
  28. Executive Order 20-112 Phase 1: Safe, Smart, Step-by-Step. Plan  for Florida’s Recovery
  29. Executive Order 20-114 Emergency Management – Extension of EO 20-52
  30. Executive Order 20-120 Expanding Phase 1: Safe. Smart. Step-by-Step Plan for Florida’s Recovery
  31. Executive Order 20-121 Limited Extension of Mortgage Foreclosure and Eviction Relief
  32. Executive Order 20-122 Broward and Miami-Dade Counties to Phase 1: Safe. Smart. Step-by-Step. Plan for Florida’s Recovery

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Passed Covid-19 Florida legislation:

SR 1934  Legislation regarding Florida State University Seminoles basketball team due to concerns raised by the spread of the novel coronavirus COVID-19. Adopted. 

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Florida

Stay-at-home order in Place in Florida:

State-wide order Effective April 3rd

Georgia executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. March 14th Declaration of Public Health State of Emergency
  3. March 14th Authorizing the call of the Georgia National Guard to State Active Duty for preparation and response for Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)
  4. March 16th Closing public elementary, secondary, and post-secondary schools from March 18, 2020 to March 31, 2020 to stop the spread of COVID-19
  5. Gov. Kemp Announces Coronavirus Task Force Subcommittees
  6. 03.20.20.02 Reducing Regulations to Assist the State’s Response to the Spread of COVID-19
  7. 03.20.20.01 Authorizing a Transfer from the Governor’s Emergency Fund
  8. 03.23.20.02 Expanding temporary licensing of certain medical professions to assist State’s response to the spread of COVID-19 
  9. 03.23.20.01 Limiting large gatherings statewide, ordering “shelter in place” for specific populations, and closing bars and nightclubs in Georgia for fourteen days 
  10. 03.24.20.01 Reducing restrictions for Child Care Learning Centers and Family Child Learning Homes to assist in the State’s response to COVID-19 
  11. 03.25.20.01 Regarding Georgia’s driver’s licenses and identification cards, ignition interlock device requirements 
  12. 03.26.20.02 Closing public elementary and secondary schools through April 24, 2020 to stop the spread of COVID-19 
  13. 03.26.20.01 Regarding unemployment insurance claims to assist in the State’s response to COVID-19 
  14. 03.27.20.02 Authorizing the State Board of Education to waive certain rules, regulations, policies, procedures, and provisions to assist in the State’s response to COVID-19 
  15. 03.30.20.01 Authorizing a transfer from the Governor’s Emergency Fund
  16. 03.30.20.02 Amending EO 03.20.20.02 to allow for the use of “private professional provider(s)” to conduct required plan reviews or inspections 
  17. 03.30.20.01 Authorizing a transfer from the Governor’s Emergency Fund
  18. Gov. Kemp: DCA Launches New Resources for Georgians to Access High-Speed Internet 
  19. 03.31.20.04 Providing pharmacy technicians and pharmacists with options for handling the computer-based processing of prescriptions during the COVID-19 Public Health State of Emergency 
  20. 03.31.20.03 Directing the Commissioner of Revenue to implement waivers related to Conservation Use Value Assessment and Forest Land Use Protection Act applications during the COVID-19 Public Health State of Emergency 
  21. 03.31.20.02 Authorizing the State Treasurer to act as “prudent investor” during the COVID-19 Public Health State of Emergency 
  22. 03.31.20.01 Authorizing the use of real-time audio-visual communication technology to assist in notarizing real estate documents 
  23. Gov. Kemp, University System of Georgia Announce COVID-19 Testing Ramp-Up
  24. 04.01.20.01 Closing public elementary and secondary schools through the end of the 2019-2020 school year to stop the spread of COVID-19 
  25. 04.02.20.01 Issuing a statewide shelter in place to stop the spread of COVID-19
  26. 04.08.20.02 Renewing the Public Health State of Emergency to assist with the state’s response to COVID-19
  27. 04.08.20.03 Ensuring the safety of employees and residents of nursing homes and long-term care facilities in response to COVID-19
  28. 04.08.20.04 Regarding the suspension of short-term rentals to stop the spread of COVID-19
  29. 0408.20.05 Calling up additional Georgia National Guard troops to assist in the state’s response to COVID-19
  30. 04.09.20.01 Temporarily Allowing Remote Notarization and Attestation of documents during the COVID-19 Public Health State of Emergency
  31. 04.13.20.02 Regarding the use of face masks/coverings to help prevent the spread of COVID-19
  32. 04.14.20.01 Designating Auxiliary Emergency Management Workers and Emergency Management Activities
  33. 04.16.20.01 Authorizing a transfer from the Governor’s Emergency Fund
  34. 04.20.20.01 Providing flexibility for healthcare practices, moving certain businesses to minimum operations, and providing for emergency response
  35. 04.20.20.02 Regarding the Peace Officers Standards and Training Council certification of jail officers and juvenile correctional officers
  36. 04.23.20.02 Providing guidance for reviving a healthy Georgia in response to COVID-19
  37. 04.27.20.01 Providing additional guidance for food service establishments, bowling alleys, and theaters in response to COVID-19
  38. 04.30.20.01 Renewing the Public Health State of Emergency issued on March 14 and renewed on April 8 to assist with the state’s response to COVID-19
  39. 05.08.20.01 Temporarily extending the 30-day renewal requirement for Georgia Weapons Carry Licenses
  40. 5.12.20.02 Day camps and restaurants
  41. 5.12.20.01 Regarding the Department of Driver Services and on-the-road driving exams

Passed Covid-19 Georgia legislation:

HB 792 Budgets $100 million from the Revenue Shortfall Reserve to respond to coronavirus.

SR 5 Reinforces the Governor’s Executive Order which declares state of emergency.

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Georgia

Stay-at-home order in Place in Georgia:

State-wide order effective April 3rd

Hawaii executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Gov. Ige Issues Supplemental Emergency Proclamation to Fight COVID-19 
  3. Gov. Ige Announces State Actions to Slow the Spread of COVID-19 
  4. Gov. Ige urges visitors to stay away for 30 days; all non-essential state workers to stay home
  5. Gov. Ige Announces Measures to Address Economic Impact of COVID-19
  6. Second Supplementary Proclamation 
  7. Gov. Ige Orders Mandatory 14-Day Quarantine for All Individuals Arriving or Returning to the State of Hawaii 
  8. Third Supplementary Proclamation 
  9. Executive Order 20-01 
  10. Executive Order 20-02 
  11. Governor Ige puts 14-Day quarantine on interisland travelers 
  12. Fourth Supplementary Proclamation
  13. Governor Ige puts 14-Day quarantine on interisland travelers
  14. Fourth Supplementary Proclamation
  15. Executive Order 20-03
  16. Executive Order 20-04
  17. Executive Order 20-05
  18. Fifth Supplementary Proclamation
  19. Sixth Supplementary Proclamation – Amending and Restating Prior Proclamations and Executive Orders Related to the COVID-19 Emergency
  20. Seventh Supplementary Proclamation Related to the COVID-19 Emergency

Passed Covid-19 Hawaii legislation:

HR 54  Sets up a select house committee on COVID-19 to look into economic and financial preparedness. 

SR 166  Requests executive branch departments to inform the legislative when implementing any plans relating to the COVID-19 response. 

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Hawaii

HB 2459  Directs the department of Health to conduct a study which relates to vaccination development and disbursement in response to modern disease outbreaks. 

HB 1629  Sets appropriations to support the Department of Health and the DOD activities to detect, contain, mitigate, and respond to coronavirus..

SB 75  Appropriates $10.5 million to the Department of Health, as well as the Department of Transportation, and the Department of Defense for the public health response to COVID-19. It authorizes the governor to transfer funds between departments as needed. 

HCR 74 & HR 57  Asks the Department of Health to set priorities  the containment and control of COVID-19 to those with a high probability of contracting and dying from the virus.

HR 64  Pushes commercial airlines operating in Hawaii to disinfect their aircraft between flights.

SCR 152  Asks state and private health care  to allow sick employees to take time off  to prevent the spread of coronavirus. 

SR 146  Urges the creation of a color coded system to address the rapid onset of Covid-19.  

HR 171  Urges the Governor to take additional precautions to prevent a coronavirus outbreak in Hawaii.

HCR 127  Requests federal government to fully support Hawaii in the screening, prevention and containment of Covid-19.

Stay-at-home order in Place in Hawaii

Stay at home, starting March 25 at 12:01 p.m.

 

Idaho executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Governor, Legislature advance additional $1.3 million to ensure continuity of essential government services amid coronavirus concerns
  3. Proclamation Waiving 125 Agency Rules  
  4. Proclamation Extending State Income Tax Filing Deadline 
  5. Governor Little signs extreme emergency declaration 
  6. Governor Little issues statewide stay-home order 
  7. Executive Order 2020-05 Temporary Reduction of General Fund Spending Authority 
  8. Executive Order 2020-06 Directs $39.3 million to the Disaster Emergency Account & Proclamation to help Idahoans who are temporarily unable to work through no fault of their own because of illness, quarantines, layoff or reduction of work related to coronavirus
  9. Executive Order 2020-06 Authorizing the Transfer of Funds to the Disaster Emergency Account
  10. Governor Little suspends more rules to increase telehealth access, ease licensing for medical professionals fighting coronavirus 
  11. Executive Order 2020-07 Establishing a Process to Evaluate and Implement Federal Coronavirus Funding
  12. Amended Stay at Home Order
  13. Proclamation – Extension of Emergency Declaration
  14. Proclamation – Waiving additional regulations
  15. Executive Order 2020-08 Establishing Idaho Rebound Cash Grants for Small Businesses

Passed Covid-19 Idaho legislation:

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Idaho:

Stay-at-home order in Place in Idaho

Stay at home, starting March 25 at 1:30 p.m.

 

Stay-at-home order in place

Illinois executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Executive Order 2020-03 Executive Order to Extend Application Deadline for Adult-Use Applications Due to COVID-19
  3. Executive Order 2020-04 Cancelling of Large Gatherings
  4. Executive Order 2020-05 Order Closing Public and Private Schools
  5. Executive Order 2020-06 Closure of Schools 
  6. Executive Order 2020-07 Closure of Restaurants and Bars through March 30 
  7. Executive Order 20-08 
  8. Executive Order 20-09 
  9. Gov. Pritzker waives overweight permit fees for transportation of emergency relief supplies
  10. Gov. Pritzker Announces Series of New Measures to Help Illinoisans Affected by COVID-19
  11. Executive Order 20-10 Stay at Home Order
  12. Executive Order 20-11 Essential Human Services Operations  
  13. Executive Order 20-12 Suspends Healthcare Worker’s Background Checks
  14. Gov. Pritzker Announces Income Tax Filing Extension, More Than $90 Million in Small Business Aid
  15. Executive Order 20-13 Suspends Admissions to IDOC From County Jails
  16. Executive Order 20-14 Notary and Witness Guidelines
  17. Gov. Pritzker Partners with United Way of Illinois, Alliance of Illinois Community Foundations to Launch Illinois COVID-19 Response Fund 
  18. Executive Order 20-15 Suspends Provisions in the Illinois School Code
  19. Executive Order 20-16 Suspends Provisions in the Illinois Vehicle Code
  20. Executive Order 20-17 Extends Cannabis Applications 
  21. Gov. Pritzker Announces Measures to Continue Supporting Families, People Experiencing Homelessness and Child Care Providers 
  22. Gov. Pritzker Announces Efforts to Expand and Expedite Medicaid Coverage for Uninsured and Insured Illinois Residents 
  23. Governor Pritzker and Maylor Lightfoot Announce Plans for 3,000-Bed Alternate Care Setting at McCormick Place to Treat COVID-19 Patients 
  24. Gov. Pritzker Announces Extension of Stay at Home Order, Suspension of On-Site Learning in Schools Through April 
  25. Executive Order 20-18 Stay at Home Order Extension 
  26. Executive Order 20-19 Health Care Facilities, Professionals, and Volunteers
  27. Gov. Pritzker Kicks Off “All in Illinois” to Reinforce State’s Stay at Home Message 
  28. Pritzker Administration Expanding Available Services for Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault Survivors 
  29. Executive Order 20-22 Various Provisions
  30. Executive Order 20-23 Professional Regulation Law
  31. Executive Order 20-24 Forensic Services
  32. Executive Order 20-25 Civil Procedure
  33. Executive Order 20-26 Hospital Capacity
  34. Executive Order 20-27 Medical Science Institutions
  35. Executive Order 20-28 Radiology Certifications
  36. Executive Order 20-29 Illinois Insurance Code
  37. Executive Order 20-30 Clarifies Ceasing Evictions
  38. Executive Order 20-31 Amends Provisions in the Illinois School Code
  39. Disaster Proclamation
  40. Executive Order 20-32 Stay at Home Order Extension
  41. Executive Order 20-33 Reissues Executive Orders
  42. Executive Order 20-34 Cannabis Requirements
  43. Executive Order 2020-35 Suspends Various Provisions
  44. Executive Order 2020-36 Marriage Licenses
  45. Executive Order 2020-37 Revises Elective Surgeries

 

Passed Covid-19 Illinois legislation:

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Illinois

HB 5607  Makes an amendment to the Department of Public Health Powers and Duties Law of the Civil Administrative Code. Directs the Department of Public Health to conduct a study on the state’s preparedness against coronavirus.

Stay-at-home order in Place in Idaho

Stay at home, starting March 21 at 11:59 p.m.

 

Indiana executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. Executive Order 20-02 Declaration of Public Health
  2. Executive Order 20-03 Waiver of Hours of Service Regulations Relating to Motor Carriers and Drivers of Commercial Vehicles Transporting Good to Indiana Business
  3. Restaurants and bars closed to in-person customers 
  4. Executive Order 20-04 Further Orders and Directives in Response to the Coronavirus Disease 2019 Epidemic 
  5. Executive Order 20-05 Helping Hoosiers During the Public Health Emergency Delclared for the Coronavirus 2019 Disease Outbreak 
  6. Executive Order 20-06 Temporary Prohibition on Eviction and Foreclosures 
  7. Executive Order 20-07 Rescheduling the Primary Election Due to Public Health Emergency
  8. Executive Order 20-08 Directive for Hoosiers to Stay at Home 
  9. Executive Order 20-09 Relating to the Continuity of Operation of Government
  10. Executive Order 20-10 Enforcement Directive Regarding Prohibition of In-Person Dining
  11. Executive Order 20-11 Relating to Carryout Consumption of Alcohol
  12. EO 20-12 Further Directives Helping Hoosiers
  13. Executive Order 20-13 Medical Surge
  14. Executive Order 20-14 Continuation of Restaurant Alcohol EOs
  15. Executive Order 20-15 Additional Directives Regarding Governmental Functions
  16. Executive Order 20-16 Education Matters and COVID-19
  17. Executive Order 20-17 Renewal of Public Health Emergency Declaration for COVID-19 Outbreak
  18. Executive Order 20-18 Continued Directive for Hoosiers to Stay at Home; Extension of Continuity of Operations of Government; and Extension of Executive Orders Pertaining to Restaurants and Alcoholic Beverages
  19. Executive Order 20-19 Additional Directives to Manage Indiana’s Health Care Response During the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency
  20. Executive Order 20-20 Additional Education Matters and COVID-19
  21. Executive Order 20-21 To Implement the Cares Act and to Extend Other Portions of County Property Tax Bills
  22. Executive Order 20-22 Extension of Directive for Hoosiers to Stay at Home; Continuity of Operations of Government; and Executive Orders Pertaining to Restaurants an Alcoholic Beverages
  23. Executive Order 20-23 Additional Relief for the Business Community and Additional Health Directives in Response to the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency
  24. Executive Order 20-24 Resumption of Elective and Non-Urgent Medical Procedures
  25. Executive Order 20-25 Renewal of Public Health Emergency Declaration for the COVID-19 Outbreak
  26. Executive Order 20-26 Roadmap to Reopen Indiana for Hoosiers, Businesses and State Government
  27. Executive Order 20-27 Additional directives in response to the COVID-19 public health emergency

Passed Covid-19 Indiana legislation:

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Indiana:

 

Iowa executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. Proclamation of Disaster Emergency – Suspending Provisions Restricting the Movement of Oversize and Overweight Loads of Food, Medical Supplies, Cleaning Products, etc.
  2. Gov. Reynolds signs legislation to fund key services, combat COVID-19 Spread 
  3. Gov. Reynolds signs legislation expanding roles for physican assistants
  4. Gov. Reynolds signs additional State Public Health Emergency Declaration
  5. Gov. Reynolds Signs New Proclamation Continuing State Public Health Declaration 
  6. Gov. Reynolds signs new proclamation continuing State Health Emergency Declaration
  7. Gov. Reynolds signs new proclamation continuing State Public Health Emergency Declaration
  8. Gov. Reynolds signs new proclamation continuing State Public Health Emergency Declaration
  9.  Gov. Reynolds signs new proclamation continuing State Health Emergency Declaration
  10. Gov. Reynolds signs new proclamation continuing State Public Health Emergency Declaration
  11. Proclamation continuing State Public Health Emergency Declaration, ordering additional closures
  12. Proclamation continuing State Public Health Emergency Declaration
  13. Proclamation continuing the State Public Health Emergency Declaration
  14. New proclamation continuing the State Public Health Emergency Declaration
  15. Gov. Reynolds signs new proclamation continuing the State Public Health Emergency Declaration

Passed Covid-19 Iowa legislation:

SB 2408  Relates to state and local finances and waives a time requirement for schools that close in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19. 

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Iowa

 

 

Kansas executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Executive Order No. 20-03 Extending states of local disaster emergency relating to COVID-19
  3. Executive Order No. 20-04 Temporarily prohibiting mass gatherings to limit the spread of COVID-19
  4. Executive Order No. 20-05 Temporarily prohibiting utility and internet disconnects
  5. Executive Order No. 20-06 Temporarily prohibiting evictions and foreclosures
  6. Executive Order 20-07 Temporarily closing K-12 schools to slow the spread of COVID-19
  7. Governor signs bipartisan bills to help Kansans during COVID-19 Pandemic
  8. Governor Laura Kelly announces disaster assistance for Kansas businesses and discusses banks, unemployment 
  9. Executive Order 20-08 Temporarily expanding telemedicine and addressing certain licensing requirements to comb the effects of COVID-19 
  10. Executive Order 20-09 Conditional and temporary relief from certain motor carrier rules and regulations in response to the COVID-19 pandemic 
  11. Executive Order 20-10 Rescinding EO 20-06 and temporarily prohibiting certain foreclosures and evictions 
  12. Executive Order 20-11 Temporarily requiring continuation of waste removal and recycling services
  13. Executive Order 20-12 Drivers’ license and vehicle registration and regulation during public health emergency 
  14. Executive Order 20-13 Allowing certain deferred tax deadlines and payments during the COVID-19 pandemic 
  15. Executive Order 20-14 Temporarily prohibiting mass gatherings of 10 or more people to limit the spread of COVID-19 and rescinding Executive Order 20-04 
  16. Executive Order 20-15 Establishing the Kansas Essential Function Framework for COVID-19 response efforts 
  17. Executive Order 20-16 Establishing a statewide “stay home” order in conjunction with the Kansas Essential Function Framework for COVID-19 response efforts 
  18. Executive Order 20-17 Temporary relief from certain unemployment insurance requirements in response to the COVID-19 pandemic 
  19. Governor Kelly announces resumption of State of Kansas operations
  20. Executive Order 20-18 Temporarily prohibiting mass gatherings of more than 10 people to limit the spread of COVID-19 and rescinding Executive Order 20-14
  21. Executive Order 20-19 Extending professional and occupational licenses during the COVID-19 pandemic
  22. Executive Order 20-20 Temporarily allowing notaries and witnesses to act via audio-video communication technology
  23. Executive Order 20-21 Suspending the issuance of general nonresident spring 2020 turkey permits
  24. Executive Order 20-22 Extending conditional and temporary relief from certain motor carrier rules and regulations in response to the COVID-19 pandemic
  25. Executive Order 20-23 Licensure, Certification, and Registration for persons and Licensure of “Adult Care Homes” during public health emergency
  26. Executive Order 20-24 Extending EO 20-16 to May 3, 2020
  27. Executive Order 20-25 Temporarily prohibiting mass gatherings of more than 10 people to limit the spread of COVID-19 and rescinding EO 20-18
  28. Executive Order 20-26 Temporary relief from certain restrictions and requirements governing the provision of medical services
  29. Executive Order 20-27 Temporarily suspending certain rules relating to sale alcoholic beverages
  30. Executive Order 20-28 Reissuing and extending certain Executive Orders relating to the COVID-19 pandemic
  31. Executive Order 20-29 Implementing Phase One of “Ad Astra: A Plan to Reopen KANSAS”

  33. Executive Order No. 20-31, Implementing Phase 1.5 of “Ad Astra: A Plan to Reopen KANSAS”.

  34. Executive Order No. 20-32, temporary relief from certain restrictions concerning shared work programs.

  35. Executive Order No. 20-33, extending conditional and temporary relief from
    certain motor carrier rules and regulations in response to the COVID-19
    pandemic. 

  36. Executive Order No. 20-34, implementing Phase 2 of “Ad Astra: A Plan to Reopen KANSAS.” 

Passed Covid-19 Kansas legislation:

HCR 5025 Ratifies and continues the March 12 state of disaster emergency declaration for Kansas in response to Coronavirus.

Stay-at-home order in Place in Kansas

Stay at home, starting March 30th

Kentucky executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Executive Order 2020-0215 State of Emergency Due to the Novel Corona Virus
  3. Executive Order 2020-0220 State of Emergency Relating to Insurance
  4. Executive Order 2020-0224 State of Emergency Relating to the Dispensing of Pharmaceuticals
  5. Executive Order 2020-0216 State of Emergency Relating to the Prohibition Against Price Gouging
    Outlining specific steps all public-facing businesses should take regarding closures Executive Order 2020-215
  6. Executive Order 2020-0243 State of Emergency Relating to Social Distancing
    Executive Order 2020-0317 Public-Facing Business Closure
  7. Letter Prohibiting Mass Gatherings  
  8. Executive Order 2020-246 Closing Nonessential Retail 
  9. Executive Order 2020-00319 Order Permitting Carryout and Drive Thru Sales 
  10. Ordering Ceasing all Elective Medical Procedures 
  11. Executive Order 2020-257 Closing all but Life-Sustaining Business 
  12. Unemployment Eligibility Expanded 
  13. Executive Order 2020-258 State of Emergency Relating to Travel  
  14. Telehealth and Nursing 
  15. Executive Order 2020-253 Establishing “Team Kentucky Fund” 
  16. Executive Order 2020-265 Allows Critical Workforce Sectors to Rehire Previously Retired Workers to Fill Key Roles
  17. Executive Order 2020-266 Expanded Travel Restriction Order
  18. Executive Order 2020-275 Limits number of Shoppers Allowed in Essential Retail Businesses
  19. Executive Order 2020-276 Dispensing of Pharmaceuticals

  20. Executive Order 2020-277 State of Emergency Relating to Workers Compensation

  21. Executive Order 2020-0278 Conditional Communication of Sentence

  22. Executive Order 2020-0285 State of Emergency (Prohibition Against Price Gouging)
  23. Executive Order 2020-0296 State of Emergency Relating to Kentucky Elections
  24. Executive Order 2020-0293 Conditional Commutation of Sentence
  25. Executive Order 2020-0311 State of Emergency Relating to Kentucky Election
  26. Executive Order 2020-0315 State of Emergency Relating to Travel
  27. Executive Order 2020-0316 State of Emergency Relating to the Prohibition Against Price Gouging
  28. Executive Order 2020-0322 Dispensing of Pharmaceuticals
  29. Executive Order 2020-315 State of Emergency Relating to Travel

Passed Covid-19 Kentucky legislation:

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Kentucky:

SJR 246 Directs the Cabinet for Health and Family Services to study and reveiw Kentucky’s preparedness to address coronavirus .

SB 282 Directs employers to provide paid sick leave to employees. Additionally, provides a mechanism for employees to accrue paid sick leave. This bill also establishes guidelines for employers to calculate paid sick leave and creates a civil penalty for violations.

HB 356 Appropriates funding for the operation, as well as maintenance, and functioning of the Judicial Branch of the government of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. This bill authorizes the Chief Justice, during a state of emergency, to declare a judicial emergency to protect the health and safety of court employees, elected officials as well as the general public. Additionally it extends timelines for court filings.

Stay-at-home order in Place in Kentucky

Stay at home, starting March 26th

Stay-at-home order in place

  • Banned public gatherings of 250 or more people.

Louisiana executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Proclamation No. JBE 2020-28- Elections Rescheduled Due to COVID-19  
  3. Proclamation No. JBE 2020-29 COVID 19 Additional Measures RE: Transportation
  4. Proclamation No. JBE-2020-30 COVID-19 Additional Measures
  5. Proclamation No. JBE 2020-32 Additional Measures for COVID-19 Public Health Emergency 
  6. Proclamation No. JBE 2020-23 Additional Measures for COVID-19 Stay at Home 
  7. Proclamation No. 33 JBE 2020 Additional Measures for COVID-19 Stay at Home 
  8. Proclamation No. 37 JBE 2020 Additional Measures for COVID-19 Provisions for First Responders Rulemaking, Law Enforcement Rehiring, Rehiring of Retired Public Employees 
  9. Proclamation No. 37-JBE 2020 Additional Measures for COVID-19 Provisions for First Responders Rulemaking, Law Enforcement Rehiring, Rehiring of Retired Public Employees, Insurance Commissioner Emergency Authority, Shareholder Meetings and Remote Notarization 
  10. Proclamation No. 4- JBE 2020 Renewal of State of Emergency; Stay at Home
  11. Proclamation No. 41 JBE 2020 State of Emergency for COVID-19 Extension of Emergency Provisions
  12. Proclamation No. 43 JBE 2020 Provisions for Emergency Unemployment and Necessary State Employees
  13. Proclamation No. 46 Elections Rescheduled Due to Statewide State of Emergency Caused by COVID-19
  14. Proclamation No. 52 Renewal of State of Emergency for COVID-19
  15. Proclamation No. 58 Phase I of Resilient Louisiana
  16. Proclamation No. 59 Renewal of State Emergency for COVID-19 Extension of Emergency Provisions

Passed Covid-19 Louisiana legislation:

HCR 27  Adjourns the 2020 Regular Session of the Legislature to minimize the spread of Coronavirus.

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Louisiana:

SCR 22  Requests a suspention of statewide standardized assessments for the 2019-2020 school year due to COVID-19. 

HCR 22  Urges the Public Service Commission to temporarily halt energy and water companies from disconnecting utilities. 

SB 426  Requires health insurance companies to cover diagnostic testing of Covid-19.

HCR 23  Suspends laws regarding legal deadlines in recognition of COVID-19. 

HCR 25  Provides for the suspension of all civil in response to the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency declared by the Governor. 

Stay-at-home order in Place in Louisiana

Stay at home, starting March 23rd

Maine executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Proclamation of Insurance Emergency 
  3. Proclamation Declaring Abnormal Market Disruption Caused by COVID-19 Emergency  
  4. Executive Order 14: An Order to Protect Public Health 
  5. Executive Order 15: An Order Regarding School Readiness 
  6. Executive Order 16: An Order Suspending Provisions of Certain Health Care Professional Licensing Statutes and Rules in Order to Facilitate the Treatment and Containment of Covid-19 
  7. Executive Order 17: An Order Regarding Certain Laws Enforced by Inland Fish & Wildlife 
  8. Executive Order 18: An Order Extending Compliance Dates Under Certain Motor Vehicle Laws  
  9. Executive Order 19: An Order Regarding Essential Businesses and Operations  
  10. Executive Order 20: An Order Modifying Requirements Applicable to Family Child Care Providers in Order to Facilitate Employment of Persons Needed for the Treatment and Containment Of COVID-19 
  11. Executive Order 21: An Order Regarding Certain Elver Fishing Laws 
  12. Executive Order 22: An Order Increasing Flexibility in Scheduling Physical Exams for Children Ordered Into the Custody of DHHS for Their Protection and Containment Of COVID-19  
  13. Executive Order 23: An Order Suspending Provisions of the Maine Pharmacy Act and Related Rules in Order to Facilitate the Continuation of Out-Of­ State Clinical Trials of Investigation al Drugs During the COVID-19 Pandemic 
  14. Executive Order 24: An Order Regarding Recycling and Solid Waste Facility Operating Hours Enforced by the Department of Environmental Protection  
  15. Executive Order 25: An Order Regarding the Maine Quality Centers Program 
  16. Executive Order 26: An Order Regarding Certain Watercraft Laws Enforced by the Department of Inland Fish & Wildlife 
  17. Executive Order 27: An Order Regarding State Certified Hypodermic Apparatus Exchange Programs 
  18. Executive Order 28: An Order Regarding Further Restrictions on Public Contact and Movement, Schools, Vehicle Travel and Retail Business Operations 
  19. Executive Order 29: An Order Modifying Provisions of the Maine General Assistance Program and Related Rules in Order to Meet the Basic Needs of People During the COVID-19 Pandemic
  20. Executive Order 30: An Order Regarding an Extension of the Current Use Taxation Deadline 
  21. Executive Order 31: An Order Extending Deadlines Related to Certain Property Tax Exemptions 
  22. Executive Order 32: An Order Regarding Fire Burn Permits 
  23. Executive Order 33: An Order Regarding Expiration of Certain Licenses and Permits Issued by the Department of Marine Resources 
  24. Executive Order 34: An Order Establishing Quarantine Restrictions on Travelers Arriving in Maine
  25. Executive Order 35: An Order Suspending Enforcement of Provisions of Certain Licensing Statutes and Rules in Order to Facilitate Health Care and Veterinary Care During the State of Emergency Created by COVID-19
  26. Executive Order 36: An Order Regarding Guide Licensing and Outdoor Ethics Laws Enforced by the Department of Inland Fish & Wildlife
  27. Executive Order 37: An Order Temporarily Modifying Certain In-Person Notarization and Acknowledgement Requirements
  28. Executive Order 38: An Order Regarding the Expiration of Optometric Lens Prescriptions 
  29. Executive Order 39: An Order Modifying the Primary Election to Reduce Exposure to Covid-19
  30. Executive Order 40: An Order Regarding Unlawful Evictions, Writs of Possession and Initiation of Eviction Proceedings
  31. Executive Order 41: An Order Regarding Certain Laws Enforced by the Department of Inland Fish & Wildlife
  32. Executive Order 42: An Order Regarding a Covid-19 Related Loan Guarantee Program
  33. Executive Order 43: An Order Expediting Extraordinary Emergency Financial Orders and Allotments by Waiving the Thirty Day Waiting Period During the State of Emergency
  34. Executive Order 44: An Order Extending a Certain Reporting Period
  35. Executive Order 45: An Order to Expedite the Delivery of Certain Unclaimed Property
  36. Executive Order 46: An Order Regarding Certain Law Enforcement Related Licensing Requirements and Training Deadlines
  37. Executive Order 47: An Order Increasing Eligibility for Children’s Homeless Shelters During the Covid-19 Pandemic
  38. Executive Order 49: An Order to Stay Safer at Home
  39. Executive Order 50: an Order Regarding Watercraft Excise Tax
  40. Executive Order 51: An Order Establishing the Economic Recovery Committee
  41. Executive Order 52: An Order Regarding Certain Education Matters
  42. Executive Order 53: An Order Regarding Certain Municipal and Taxation Matters

Passed Covid-19 Maine legislation:

HB 1547 Allows the transfer of up to $11 million by the State Controller to fund a response to COVID-19.

SB 789  Temporarily Provides the Governor with additional powers for the duration of the state of emergency due to the outbreak of COVID-19. 

HB 1516  Sets appropriations expenditures of the general fund; including a one-time fund to respond to COVID-19. 

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Maine:

HB 1549  Requires a temporary suspension on classes and requires students, staff and faculty to remain of campus to prevent the spread of Covid-19.

Stay-at-home order in Place in Maine

Stay at home, starting April 2nd

  • Prohibited all gatherings of 250 people or more.
  • Told state workers to work from home/other the phone.
  • Recommended that businesses have employees work from home.
  • Closed the cruise terminal at the Port of Baltimore. With some exceptions.

Maryland executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. EO Ordering Extending Certain Licenses, Permits, Registrations, and Other Governmental Authorizations, and Authorizing Suspension of Legal Time Requirements
  3. EO Order Calling the Maryland National Guard into State Active Duty
  4. EO Order for Implementation of Elevated Level II of Pandemic Flu and Other Infectious Diseases Attendance and Leave Policy for Executive Branch Employees
  5. EO Order Prohibiting the Movement of Persons to and from Certain Vessels Berthing at Terminals and Port Facilities in the Ports and Harbors of the State
  6. EO Order Prohibiting Large Gatherings and Events and Closing Senior Centers
  7. EO Emergency Order Closing Casinos, Racetracks and Simulcast Betting Facilities
  8. EO Emergency Order Expanding Child Care Access
  9. EO Order Amending Prohibition of Large Gatherings 
  10. EO Order Relating to Various Health Care Matters 
  11. EO Prohibiting Termination of Residential Services and Late Fees   
  12. EO Temporarily Prohibiting Evictions 
  13. EO Emergency Medical Services  
  14. EO Beverage Delivery 
  15. EO Restricting Gatherings Amended 
  16. EO Lab Authorization  
  17. EO Closed Some Non-essential Businesses
  18. EO Authorizing Reimbursement for Telehealth 
  19. EO Prohibiting Price Gouging 
  20. EO Child Care for Essential Personnel 
  21. EO Vehicle Weights Limits 
  22. EO Tax Deadlines and Oaths of Office 
  23. EO Health Care Designation for Disabilities Services Providers 
  24. EO Authorizing Telehealth 
  25. EO Gatherings, Stay at Home Order 
  26. EO Evictions and Mortgages
  27. EO Authorizing Actions for Nursing Homes
  28. EO Delegating Authority to Health Officials
  29. EO 10.01 Remote Witnessing and Electronic Signing 
  30. EO 14.02 Shareholder Meetings 
  31. EO 14.01 Pharmacy Matters 
  32. EO 15.01 Masks and Physical Distancing
  33. EO 18.01 Alternative Correctional Detention and Supervision
  34. EO 20.01 Establishing Alternate Care Sites
  35. EO 29.01 Amended Authorizing Actions for Nursing Homes
  36. EO 29.03 Prohibiting Garnishment of CARES Recovery Rebates
  37. EO 29.02 Amended Utilities and Late Fees
  38. EO 06.01 Amended Stay at Home Order; Gatherings; Expanded Outdoor Recreation
  39. Gatherings, Reopening of Certain Businesses and Facilities
  40. Alternative Processes for Marriage Applications and Ceremonies

 

Passed Covid-19 Maryland legislation:

SB 1079  Gives Governor the authority to transfer up to $50,000,000 from the Revenue Stabilization Account in order to fund costs associated with the coronavirus.

SB 1080/HB 1663  Authorizes Governor to take certain actions in a state of emergency, which include the cost of testing and immunization related to disease. Also prevents “price gouging” by preventing a more than 10% increase in retail or service pricing.

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Maryland:

SB 1001  Relates to sales and use tax revenue and provides that sales and use tax collected in fiscal year 2021 on the sale or use of a digital product or code will be distributed at least to some degree to expenditure accounts of State government to fund costs associated with COVID-19. 

SB 2 HB 732   Relates to digital advertising expenditure and tax collection to repay covid-19 expenditure.

Stay-at-home order in Place in Kansas

Stay at home, starting March 30th

  • Closed all nonessential establishments.

Massachusetts executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Order Prohibiting Gatherings of More than 250 People 
  3. Order Extending the Registration of Certain Licensed Health Care Professionals 
  4. Order Expanding Access to Physician Services   
  5. Order of the Commissioner of Public Health Regarding the Administration of Certain Medications for the Treatment of Opiod Use Disorder 
  6. Order of the Commissioner of Public Health Regarding the Flexible Reassignment of Physician Assistants  
  7. Order of the Commissioner of Public Health Providing for Continuity of Emergency Medical Services Care  
  8. Order temporarily closing all public and private Elementary and Secondary Schools 
  9. Order expanding access to telehealth services and to protect health care providers  
  10. Order Suspending Certain Provisions of the Open Meeting Law 
  11. Sharing of Critical Information with First Responders haring of critical information with first responders 
  12. Temporarily Closing all Child Care Programs
  13. Ordering nonessential businesses and organizations to close their physical workspaces and facilities to customers, workers and the public
  14. Ordering Permitting the Temporary Conditional Deferral of Certain Inspections of Residential Real Estate 
  15. Order Authorizing Actions to Reduce In-Person Transactions Associated with the Licensing, Registration and Inspection of Motor Vehicles 
  16. Department of Public Health Order  Regarding Modification of Certain Requirements for Inspections by the Chief Medical Examiner 
  17. Department of Public Health Order Permitting Facilities Licensed by the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission to Create and Donate Hand Sanitizer to Certain Entities  
  18. Emergency Order Ordering Nonessential Businesses and Organizations to Close their Physical Workspaces and Facilities to Customers, Workers and the Public   
  19. Department of Public Health Emergency Order Regarding Provision of Day Program Services Provided in Group Settings  
  20. Department of Public Health Issued an Emergency Order Regarding Provision of Day Program Services Provided in Group Settings  
  21. Department of Public Health Issued an Emergency Order Regarding Modifications to Pharmacy Practice  
  22. Department of Public Health Issued an Emergency Order Exempting Certain Activities from Determination of Need Approval, that are Necessary to Address COVID-19 
  23. Department of Public Health Issued an Emergency Order Exempting Hospitals from the Nurse Staffing Requirements of M.G.L. c. 111, §231 
  24. Department of Public Health Issued an Emergency Order Addressing Operation of Grocery Stores and Pharmacies
  25. Department of Public Health issued an emergency order addressing independent prescriptive practice for advanced practice registered nurses
  26. Emergency order extending certain professional licenses, permits, and registrations issued by Commonwealth agencies 
  27. Emergency order suspending state permitting deadlines and extending the validity of state permits  
  28. Department of Public Health issued an emergency order authorizing DPH’s Office of Preparedness and Emergency Management to conduct BORI checks on volunteers who register with MA Responds to respond to the COVID-19 emergency without a notarized CORI Acknowledgement Form
  29. Department of Public Health issued an emergency order regarding long-term care facility resident transfers and discharges
  30. Department of Public Health issued an emergency order expanding the availability of certain health care providers 
  31. Emergency order authorizing the Executive Office of Health and Human Services to adjust essential provider rates.  
  32. Emergency order regarding  the conduct of shareholder meetings by public companies 
  33. Order extending the prohibition on gatherings of 10 or more people until May 4  
  34. Order extending the closure of non-essential businesses and organizations for in-person operations until May 4  
  35. Department of Public Health Emergency Order Regarding Administration of Certain Medications in Community Programs 
  36. Department of Public Health issued an emergency order regarding the provision of skilled nursing care in Assisted Living Residences  
  37. Department of Public Health issued an updated order permitting licensed pharmacies to create and sell hand sanitizer over the counter
  38. Department of Public Health issued an emergency order relative to expanded practice by advanced practice registered nurses at Department of Mental Health facilities
  39. Department of Public Health issued guidance related to the operation of nurseries, greenhouses, garden centers, and agricultural supply stores
  40. Department of Public Health issued an emergency order regarding the COVID Pharmacy Assistance Team
  41. Department of Public Health issued an order regarding submission of written follow up procedures for oral prescriptions
  42. Department of Public Health issued an emergency order regarding grocery store operations and occupancy limits
  43. Department of Public Health issued an emergency order regarding collection of complete demographic information on patients with confirmed or suspected COVID-19
  44. Emergency order mandating that insurers cover all medically required costs of COVID-19 treatment in out-of-network hospitals and or other medical facilities with no cost to the patient
  45. Emergency order authorizing nursing practice by nursing school graduates and students in their final semester of nursing education programs
  46. Emergency order providing accelerated licensing of physicians educated in foreign medical schools
  47. Emergency order authorizing the creation of and operation of emergency residential programs and emergency placement agencies for children
  48. Emergency order regarding crisis standards of care (CSC)
  49. Department of Public Health issued and emergency order related to the operation of farmers markets, farm stands, and CSAs
  50. Department of Public Health issued an emergency order relative to staffing ratios in out-of-hospital dialysis units
  51. Department of Public Health issued an emergency order allowing certain referrals to clinical laboratories for COVID-19 testing
  52. Order extending the authorization for the Governor’s Council to meet remotely
  53. Order extending the prohibition on gatherings of 10 or more people until May 18
  54. Order extending the closure of non-essential businesses and organizations for in-person operations until May 18
  55. Order requiring the use of masks or face coverings in public situations when appropriate social distancing measures are not possible
  56. Emergency order suspending mandatory school health screenings
  57. Emergency order relative to certified nurse aide training

Passed Covid-19 Massachusetts legislation:

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Massachusetts:

Stay-at-home order in Place in Massachusetts

Stay at home, starting March 24th

Michigan issues stay-at-home order for non-life-sustaining activities. Bans any gatherings that are not household. Executive order No. 2020-21

Michigan executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Executive Order No. 2020-5 Temporary Prohibition on Large Assemblages and Events, Temporary School Closures
  3. Executive Order No. 2020-7 Temporary restrictions on entry into health care facilities, residential care facilities, congregate care facilities, and juvenile justice facilities
  4. Executive Order No. 2020-8 Enhanced restrictions on price gouging
  5. Executive Order No. 2020-9 Temporary restrictions on the use of places of public accommodation
  6. Executive Order 2020-10 Temporary expansions in unemployment eligibility and cost-sharing
  7. Executive Order 2020-11 Temporary prohibition on large assemblages and events, temporary school closures 
  8. Executive Order 2020-12 Enhanced support for deliveries 
    Temporary enhancements to operational capacity and efficiency of health care facilities  
  9. Executive Order 2020-14 Temporary extension of deadline to redeem property for nonpayment of delinquent property taxes 
  10. Executive Order 2020-15 Temporary authorization of remote participation in public meetings and hearings and temporary relief from monthly meeting requirements for school boards 
  11. No. 2020-16 Expanding child care access during the COVID-19 emergency
  12. Executive Order No. 2020-17 Temporary restrictions on non-essential medical and dental procedures 
  13. Executive Order No. 2020-18 Enhanced restrictions on price gouging 
  14. Executive Order No. 2020-19 Temporary prohibition against entry to premises for the purpose of removing or excluding a tenant or mobile home owner from their home  
  15. Executive Order No. 2020-20 Temporary restrictions on the use of places of public accommodation 
  16. No. 2020-21  Temporary requirement to suspend activities that are not necessary to sustain or protect life  
  17. No. 2020-22 Extension of county canvass deadlines for the March 10, 2020 Presidential Primary Election  
  18. No. 2020-23 Enhanced Authorization of Remote Means for Carrying out State Administrative Procedures 
  19. No. 2020-24  Temporary expansions in unemployment eligibility and cost-sharing Rescission of Executive Order 2020-10 
  20. No. 2020-25 Temporary enhancements to operational capacity, flexibility, and efficiency of pharmacies 
  21. No. 2020-26  Extension of April 2020 Michigan income tax filing deadlines 
  22. No. 2020-27  Conducting elections on May 5, 2020 using absent voter ballots 
  23. No. 2020-28  Restoring water service to occupied residences during the COVID-19 pandemic  
  24. No. 2020-29  Temporary COVID-19 protocols for entry into Michigan Department of Corrections facilities and transfers to and from Department custody; temporary recommended COVID-19 protocols and enhanced early-release authorization for county jails, local lockups, and juvenile detention centers  
  25. No. 2020-30  Temporary relief from certain restrictions and requirements  governing the provision of medical services  
  26. No. 2020-31 Temporary relief from standard vapor pressure restrictions on gasoline sales 
  27. No. 2020-32  Temporary restrictions on non-essential veterinary services 
  28. No. 2020-33 Expanded emergency and disaster declaration 
  29. No. 2020-34  Temporary restrictions on veterinary services Rescission of Executive Order 2020-32 
  30. No. 2020-35  Provision of K-12 education during the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year
  31. No. 2020-36  Protecting workers who stay home, stay safe when they or their close contacts are sick
  32. No. 2020-37  Temporary restrictions on entry into health care facilities,  residential care facilities, congregate care facilities, and juvenile justice facilities Rescission of Executive Order 2020-7
  33. No. 2020-38  Temporary extensions of certain FOIA deadlines to facilitate COVID-19 emergency response efforts
  34. No. 2020-39  Temporary relief from certain restrictions and requirements  governing the provision of emergency medical services
  35. No. 2020-40 Temporary relief from certain credentialing requirements for motor carriers transporting essential supplies, equipment, and persons
  36. No. 2020-41 Encouraging the use of electronic signatures and remote notarization, witnessing, and visitation during the COVID-19 pandemic
  37. No. 2020-42  Temporary requirement to suspend activities that  are not necessary to sustain or protect life  Rescission of Executive Order 2020-21
  38. No. 2020-43  Temporary restrictions on the use of places of public accommodation     Rescission of Executive Order 2020-20
  39. No. 2020-44 Enhanced support for deliveries Rescission of Executive Order 2020-12
  40. No. 2020-45 Enhanced authorization of remote means for carrying out state administrative procedures
    Rescission of Executive Order 2020-23
  41. No. 2020-46  Mitigating the economic harms of the COVID-19 pandemic through the creation of a spirits buyback program for restaurants and bars throughout the state
  42. No. 2020-47  Temporary extension of the validity of certain driver’s licenses,  state identification cards, and vehicle registrations
  43. No. 2020-48  Temporary authorization of remote participation in public meetings  and hearings and temporary relief from monthly meeting requirements for school boards Rescission of Executive Order 2020-15
  44. No. 2020-49 Temporary enhancements to operational capacity and efficiency of health care facilities
    Rescission of Executive Order 2020-13
  45. No. 2020-50  Enhanced protections for residents and staff of long-term care facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic

  46. No. 2020-51 Expanding child care access during the COVID-19 pandemicRescission of Executive Order 2020-16

  47. No. 2020-52 Temporary extension of certain pesticide applicator certificates

  48. No. 2020-53 Enhanced restrictions on price gouging  Rescission of Executive Order 2020-18

  49. No. 2020-54 Temporary prohibition against entry to premises for the purpose of removing or excluding a tenant or mobile home owner from their homeRescission of Executive Order 2020-19

  50. No. 2020-55 Michigan Coronavirus Task Force on Racial Disparities

    Department of Health and Human Services

  51. No. 2020-56 Temporary enhancements to operational capacity, flexibility, and efficiency of pharmacies Rescission of Executive Order 2020-25

  52. No. 2020-57 Temporary expansions in unemployment eligibility and cost-sharing Rescission of Executive Order 2020-24

  53. No. 2020-58 Temporary suspension of certain timing requirements relating to the commencement of civil and probate actions and proceedings

  54. No. 2020-59 Temporary requirement to suspend activities that are not necessary to sustain or protect life  Rescission of Executive Order 2020-42

  55. No. 2020-60 Temporary safety measures for food-selling establishments and pharmacies and temporary relief from requirements applicable to the renewal of licenses for the food-service industry

  56. No. 2020-61 Temporary relief from certain restrictions and requirements governing the provision of medical services Rescission of Executive Order 2020-30

  57. No. 2020-62 Temporary COVID-19 protocols for entry into Michigan Department of Corrections facilities and transfers to and from Department custody; temporary recommended COVID-19 protocols and enhanced early-release authorization for county jails, local lockups, and juvenile detention centers Rescission of Executive Order 2020-29

  58. No. 2020-63 Temporarily suspending the expiration of personal protection orders

  59. No. 2020-64 Affirming anti-discrimination policies and requiring certain health care providers to develop equitable access to care protocols

  60. No. 2020-65 Provision of K–12 education during the remainder of the 2019–2020 school year  Rescission of Executive Order 2020-35

  61. No. 2020-66 Termination of the states of emergency and disaster declared under the Emergency Management Act in Executive Order 2020-33

  62. No. 2020-67 Declaration of state of emergency under the Emergency Powers of the Governor Act, 1945 PA 302

  63. No. 2020-68 Declaration of states of emergency and disaster under the Emergency Management Act, 1976 PA 390

  64. No. 2020-69 Temporary restrictions on the use of places of public accommodationRescission of Executive Order 2020-43

  65. No. 2020-70 Temporary requirement to suspend activities that are not necessary to sustain or protect life Rescission of Executive Order 2020-59

  66. No. 2020-71 Temporary safety measures for food-selling establishments and pharmacies and temporary relief from requirements applicable to the renewal of licenses for the food-service industry

    Rescission of Executive Order 2020-60

  67. No. 2020-72 Temporary restrictions on entry into health care facilities, residential care facilities, congregate care facilities, and juvenile justice facilities Rescission of Executive Order 2020-37

  68. No. 2020-73 Temporary relief from certain credentialing requirements for motor carriers transporting essential supplies, equipment, and persons

    Rescission of Executive Order 2020-40

  69. No. 2020-74 Encouraging the use of electronic signatures and remote notarization, witnessing, and visitation during the COVID-19 pandemic

    Rescission of Executive Order 2020-41

  70. No. 2020-75 Temporary authorization of remote participation in public meetings and hearings and temporary relief from monthly meeting requirements for school boards Rescission of Executive Order 2020-48

  71. No. 2020-76 Temporary expansions in unemployment eligibility and cost-sharing Rescission of Executive Order 2020-57

  72. No. 2020-77 Temporary requirement to suspend certain activities that are not necessary to sustain or protect life Rescission of Executive Order 2020-70

  73. No. 2020-78  Temporary extension of the validity of driver licenses, state identification cards, and certain vehicle registrations Rescission of Executive Order 2020-47

  74. No. 2020-79 Temporary suspension of youth work permit application requirements

  75. No. 2020-80 Enhanced authorization of remote means for carrying out state administrative procedures

    Rescission of Executive Order 2020-45

  76. No. 2020-81 Enhanced support for deliveries Rescission of Executive Order 2020-44

  77. No. 2020-82 Temporary enhancements to operational capacity and efficiency of health care facilities

    Rescission of Executive Order 2020-49
  78. No. 2020-83 Expanding child care access during the COVID-19 pandemic   Rescission of Executive Order 2020-51
  79. No. 2020-84 Enhanced protections for residents and staff of long-term care facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic Rescission of Executive Order 2020-50

Passed Covid-19 Michigan legislation:

SR 107  Urges US federal government funding of the medical costs which are associated with testing and mandatory hospital stays for coronavirus. 

HB 4729  Provides appropriations for  2019-20 fiscal year which include a sum of $125 million to combat the coronavirus COVID-19. Awaiting Governor Approval.

SB 151  Provides appropriations for various state departments and agencies for dealing with a response to Coronavirus. Awaiting Governor Approval. 

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Michigan:

HB 5630  Provides funding for new Covid-19 reporting requirements. The bill also  requires Department of Health and Human Services to pay for certain costs related to coronavirus. 

HB 5631 Sets aside an appropriation of $10 million from the general fund in order  pay for the costs related to the Coronavirus. 

HB 5633  Would require insurance coverage on treatment for Coronavirus. 

HR 242  UrgesCongress and CDC to fund a response to Coronavirus.

Stay-at-home order in Place in Michigan

Stay at home, starting March 24th

Minnesota executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Emergency Executive Order 20-02 Authorizing and Directing the Commissioner of Education to Temporarily Close Schools to Plan for a Safe Educational Environment
  3. Executive Order 20-03 Protecting Residents of Minnesota Veterans Homes during the COVID-19 Peacetime Emergency 
  4. Executive Order 20-04 Providing for Temporary Closure of Bars, Restaurants and Other Places of Public Accommodation 
  5. Executive Order 20-05 Providing Immediate Relief to Employers and Unemployed Workers During the COVID-19 Peacetime Emergency  
  6. Executive Order 20-06 Providing for Emergency Relief from Regulations to Motor Carriers and Drivers Operating in Minnesota 
  7. Executive Order 20-07  Providing for State Workforce Needs During the COVID-19 Peacetime Emergency  
  8. Executive Order 20-08 Clarifying Public Accommodations Subject to Executive Order 20-04  
  9. Executive Order 20-09 Directing Delay of Inpatient and Outpatient Elective Surgery and Procedural Cases during COVID-19 Peacetime Emergency
  10. Executive Order 20-10 Combatting Price Gouging During the COVID-19 Peacetime Emergency 
  11. Executive Order 20-11 Securing Federal Authority to Continue Human Services Programs During the COVID-19 Peacetime Emergency 
  12. Executive Order 20-12 Preserving Access to Human Services Programs During the COVID-19 Peacetime Emergency  
  13. Emergency Executive Order 20-13 Authorizing National Guard Assistance to COVID-19 Response
  14. Emergency Executive Order 20-14 Suspending Evictions and Writs of Recovery During the COVID-19 Peacetime Emergency 
  15. Emergency Executive Order 20-15 Providing Immediate Relief to Small Businesses During the COVID-19 Peacetime Emergency 
  16. Emergency Executive Order 20-16 Directing Non-Hospital Entities to Inventory and Preserve Vital Medical Equipment During the COVID-19 Peacetime Emergency 
  17. Emergency Executive Order 20-17 Clarifying Application of Executive Order 20-09 to Veterinary Surgeries and Procedures 
  18. Emergency Executive Order 20-18 Continuing the Closure of Bars, Restaurants, and Other Places of Public Accommodation 
  19. Emergency Executive Order 20-19  Authorizing and Directing the Commissioner of Education to Implement a Distance Learning Period and Continue to Provide a Safe Learning Environment for Minnesota’s Students 
  20. Emergency Executive Order 20-20 Directing Minnesotans to Stay at Home 
  21. Executive Order 20-21 Clarifying Application of Executive Order 20-07 to Allow for Coverage of Employees of Constitutional Officers 
  22. Executive Order 20-22 Authorizing the State Auditor to Temporarily Suspend Reporting Requirements During the COVID-19 Peacetime Emergency 
  23. Executive Order 20-23 Authorizing Minnesota Health-Related Licensing Boards to Modify Requirements During the COVID-19 Peacetime Emergency 
  24. Executive Order 20-24 Providing for Emergency Relief from Regulations to Motor Carriers and Drivers Operating in Minnesota 
  25. Executive Order 20-25 Authorizing Peace Officers, Firefighters, and Security-Related Licensing Boards to Modify Requirements During the COVID-19 Peacetime Emergency  
  26. Executive Order 20-26  Ensuring Continuing Operations of the Medical Cannabis Program during the COVID-19 Peacetime Emergency
  27. Providing for Emergency Relief from Regulations to Motor Carriers and Drivers Operating in Minnesota
  28. Executive Order 20-28 Allowing Out-of-State Mental Health Providers to Render Telehealth Aid and Permitting Certain Licensing Boards to Provide License and Registration Relief During the COVID-19 Peacetime Emergency
  29. Executive Order 20-29 Amending Executive Order 20-05 to Expedite State Unemployment Insurance Benefits During the COVID-19 Peacetime Emergency
  30. Executive Order 20-33 Extending Stay at Home Order and Temporary Closure of Bars, Restaurants, and Other Places of Public Accommodation
  31. Executive Order 20-34 Protecting Minnesota’s First Responders by Directing the Commissioner of Health to Share Information with the Department of Public Safety, 911 Dispatchers, and First Responders
  32. Executive Order 20-36 Directing Salary Reductions for Certain Officials

  33. Executive Order 20-37 Extending the Relief from Regulations for Motor Carriers and Drivers Operating in Minnesota Declared in Executive Order 20-06

  34. Executive Order 20-38  Allowing for Safe Outdoor Recreation

  35. Executive Order 20-39  Providing Administrative Flexibility to the Department of Human Rights

  36. Executive Order 20-40  Allowing Workers in Certain Non-Critical Sectors to Return to Safe Workplaces

  37. Executive Order 20-41  Authorizing and Directing the Commissioner of Education to Extend the Distance Learning Period and Continue to Provide a Safe Learning Environment for Minnesota’s Students

  38. Executive Order 20-42 Ensuring that Emergency Economic Relief Does Not Prevent Eligibility for Essential Human Services Programs During the COVID-19 Peacetime Emergency

  39. Executive Order 20-43 Allowing Shareholders Flexibility to Hold Remote Meetings and Avoid Gatherings During the COVID-19 Peacetime Emergency

  40. Executive Order 20-44 Providing for Emergency Relief from Regulations to Motor Carriers and Drivers Operating in Minnesota Last Modified: April 24, 2020

  41. Executive Order 20-45 Providing for Emergency Relief from Regulations to Motor Carriers and Drivers Operating in Minnesota

    Last Modified: April 24, 2020
  42. Executive Order 20-46 Authorizing Out-of-State Healthcare Professionals to Render Aid in Minnesota during the COVID-19 Peacetime Emergency
  43. Executive Order 20-48 Extending and Modifying Stay at Home Order, Continuing Temporary Closure of Bars, Restaurants, and Other Places of Public Accommodation, and Allowing Additional Workers in Certain Non-Critical Sectors to Return to Safe Work places
  44. Executive Order 20-49  Allowing Commercial Food Trucks to Operate at Highway Rest Areas in Minnesota During the COVID-19 Peacetime Emergency
  45. Executive Order 20-50 Ensuring the Protection of Emergency Government Support and Consumers’ Financial Security from Consumer Garnishment Actions During the COVID-19 Peacetime Emergency
  46. Executive Order 20-51 Requiring Facilities to Prioritize Surgeries and Procedures and Provide Safe Environment during COVID-19 Peacetime Emergency
  47. Executive Order 20-52 Authorizing Students in Critical Sectors to Return to Safe Higher Education Institutions for Completion of a Postsecondary Credential
  48. Executive Order 20-53 Extending the COVID-19 Peacetime Emergency Declared in Executive Order 20-01
  49. Executive Order 20-54 Protecting Workers from Unsafe Working Conditions and Retaliation During the COVID-19 Peacetime Emergency
  50. Executive Order 20-55 Protecting the Rights and Health of At-Risk Populations during the COVID19 Peacetime Emergency
  51. Executive Order 20-56 Safely Reopening Minnesota’s Economy and Ensuring Safe Non-Work Activities during the COVID-19 Peacetime Emergency
  52. Executive Order 20-57 Authorizing and Directing the Commissioner of Education to Allow for a Safe and Effective Summer Learning Environment for Minnesota’s Students

Passed Covid-19 Minnesota legislation:

SF 4334  Allocates $50 million for deposit in the public health response contingency account as well as an additional $150 million to fund the health care response fund.

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Minnesota:

SF 4194  Relating to health law. This bill modifies employee protections related to isolation and quarantine required in response to Coronavirus. 

HF 4415  Requires paid leave to hourly employees for school days canceled due to COVID-19. For the 2019-2020 school year. 

SF 4425  Relates to modifing workers’ compensation and first responder benefits for the safety of firefighters.  

SF 4200  Relates to human services and grants the commissioner of human services some temporary authority relating to a COVID-19 response. 

SF 4194  This bill modifies employee protections related to compliance with isolation and quarantine provisions. 

Stay-at-home order in Place in Minnesota

Stay at home, starting March 27th

Mississippi executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Executive order No. 1457 Mississippi COVID-19 Preparedness and Response Planning Steering Committee
  3. Executive Order No. 1458 Ensures Paid Leave for State/Local Employees and Determines Essential Employees and also directs MDE to work on Distance Learning solutions  
  4. Executive Order No 1459  Activates the Mississippi National Guard to support mobile testing units 
  5. Executive Order No. 1460 Closure of Public School  
  6. Executive Order No. 1461 Congressional Elections Postponement  
  7. Executive Order 1462 Tax Deadline Extension, Unemployment 
  8. Executive Order 1463 Non-essential Gatherings, Restaurants, Nursing Homes 
  9. Executive Order 1464  Transportation 
  10. Executive Order No. 1465 Shelter in Place 
  11. Executive Order No. 1466 Shelter in Place, Evictions Suspended 
  12. Executive Order No. 1467 – Notary Services
  13. Executive Order No. 1468 Party Nominating Conventions
  14. Executive Order No. 1469 Shareholder Meetings
  15. Executive Order 1470 Medically Necessary Procedures
  16. Executive Order No. 1471 – Health Care Facilities and Professionals
  17. Executive Order No. 1472 – Reemployment after Retirement
  18. Executive Order No. 1473 – Amended Shelter In Place Order
  19. Executive Order No. 1474 – Licensing
  20. Executive Order No. 1475 – Public Service Commission
  21. Executive Order No. 1476 – School Closure
  22. Executive Order No. 1477 – Safer at Home Order
  23. Executive Order No. 1478 – Safer at Home
  24. Executive Order No. 1780 – Safer at Home
  25. Executive Order No. 1481 – Unemployment Insurance
  26. Executive Order 1484 Amendments to Order 1460

Passed Covid-19 Mississippi legislation:

HB 1647  Allows local governmental entities as well as local school districts to grant administrative leave with pay to those who work at local governmental entities and local school districts.  Awaiting governor approval.

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Mississippi:

Stay-at-home order in Place in Mississippi

State-wide order effective April 3rd

 

Missouri executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 20-04 CORONA VIRUS — Relieves the Public With Emergency Unemployment
  3. EXECUTIVE ORDER No. 20–05 CORONA VIRUS – order the suspension of any prohibition of the sale of un-prepared food by restaurants to the public
  4. EXECUTIVE ORDER No. 20-06 Offers Relief to Bars and Resturaunts 
  5. EXECUTIVE ORDER 20-03 Postpones the General Municipal Election until June 2, 2020 
  6. Executive Order 4 Temporarily waives or suspends the operation of any statutory requirement or administrative rule
  7. Executive Order 5  Suspends the Prohibition of the Sale of Unprepared Food by Restaurants to the Public During the Current State of Emergency
  8. Executive Order 6 Calls for the Activation of the State Militia
  9. Executive Order 7  late renewal applications for concealed carry permits are hereby waived for sixty days from the date of this order
  10. Executive Order 8 – Suspends the requirement of personal appearance before a notary public by authorizing the use of audio-video technology
  11. Stay at Home Order
  12. Executive Order 9 —  State of Emergency declared in Executive Order 20-02 until June 15, 2020 and directs the Missouri State Emergency Operations Plan to remain activated
  13. Executive Order 10 — Extends Executive Orders 20-04, 20-05, 20-06, and 20-08 until June 15, 2020

Passed Covid-19 Missouri legislation:

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Missouri:

HB 2014  Appropriates the funds of $445,516 to the Office of Emergency Coordination in order to address coronavirus preparedness and response. 

HR 5497  Eliminates penalties for schools failing to meet minimal hourly requirements in response to COVID-19.

Stay-at-home order in Place in Missouri

State-wide order effective April 6th

 

Montana executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Executive Order 3-2020 Amending Executive Order 2-2020 and Providing that the State of Emergency Runs Concurrent with the President’s Emergency Declaration
  3. Directive implementing Executive Orders 2-2020 and 3-2020 and providing for measures to combat the spread of COVID-19 Novel Coronavirus
  4. Directive Implementing Executive Orders 2-2020 and 3-2020 and providing for measures to combat the spread of COVID-19 via food and beverage services or casinos
  5. Directive Implementing Executive Orders 2-2020 and 3-2020 and providing for measures to ease the procurement of medical supplies and hospital space and to ease the transfer of patients with COVID-19 to appropriate medical facilities 
  6. Directive Implementing Executive Orders 2-2020 and 3-2020 providing measures for the operation of local government
  7. Directive Implementing Executive Orders 2-2020 and 3-2020 extending closures and updating social distancing requirements and guidance
  8. Directive Implementing Executive Orders 2-2020 and 3-2020 and providing for measures to implement the 2020 June primary election safely 
  9. Directive Implementing Executive Orders 2-2020 and 3-2020 providing measures to stay at home and designating certain essential functions  
  10. Directive Implementing Executive Orders 2-2020 and 3-2020 and providing for relief of certain regulatory requirements 
  11. Directive Implementing Executive Orders 2-2020 and 3-2020 and providing mandatory quarantine for certain travelers arriving in Montana from another state or country
  12. Directive Implementing Executive Orders 2-2020 and 3-2020 and providing measures to allow loans to medical and health facilities for operating expenses
  13. Directive Implementing Executive Orders 2-2020 and 3-2020 designating childcare an Essential Business and Operation and Activity and imposing requirements for operation
  14. Directive implementing Executive Orders 2-2020 and 3-2020 and suspending certain requirements pertaining to online and mail-in driver’s licenses renewals
  15. Directive implementing Executive Orders 2-2020 and 3-2020 related to state correctional and state-contracted correctional facilities
  16. Directive implementing Executive Orders 2-2020 and 3-2020 and providing for certain notifications to emergency services providers
  17. Directive implementing Executive Orders 2-2020 and 3-2020 and suspending certain requirements related to local receipt of emergency relief funds
  18. Directive providing that certain magical creatures may travel throughout Montana to perform essential services
  19. Directive implementing Executive Orders 2-2020 and 3-2020 and providing additional guidance related to evictions and establishing relief funds for affected renters
  20. Directive implementing Executive Orders 2-2020 and 3- 2020 and providing for the use, delivery, and reimbursement of telemedicine and telehealth services

Passed Covid-19 Montana legislation:

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Montana:

Stay-at-home order in Place in Montana

Stay at home, starting March 27th

Nebraska executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Executive Order 20-01 – Emergency Relief Due to COVID-19 
  3. Executive Order 20-02  Out of State Travel Ban 
  4. Executive Order 20-03 Corona virus- Public Meetings Requirement Limited Waiver
  5. Executive Order 20-07 Corona Virus – Temporary Residential Eviction Relief 
  6. Executive Order 20-08 Corona Virus – Expanding Access to Child Care Options  
  7. Executive Order 20-09 Corona Virus – Relief for Restaurant & Bar Operations 
  8. Executive Order 20-10 Coronavirus – Additional Healthcare Workforce Capacity 
  9. Executive Order 20-11 Coronavirus – Limiting Non-Resident Spring Turkey Hunting Permits 
  10. Executive Order 20-12 Coronavirus – Relief for Hospitals & Health Care Facilities & Expanded Use of Telehealth Services 
  11. Executive Order 20-13 Coronavirus – Accelerating Online Notary Access & Financial Institutions Regulator Flexibility
  12. Executive Order 20-14 Coronavirus – Emergency Unemployment Insurance Benefit Relief, Part 2
  13. Executive 20-15 Coronavirus – Health Information Disclosures
  14. Executive Order 20-16 Coronavirus – Elections
  15. Executive Order 20-17 Coronavirus – Personal Property Tax Penalty & Interest Waiver
  16. 20-18 Coronavirus – Network of Child Care Providers
  17. 20-19 Coronavirus – Emergency Unemployment Insurance Benefit Relief, Part 3
  18. 20-20 Coronavirus – Educational Assessment Waivers
  19. 20-21 Coronavirus – Continued Waiver of Motor Carrier Safety Regulations
  20. 20-22 Coronavirus – Emergency Unemployment Insurance Benefit Relief – Claims Processing
  21. 20-23 Coronavirus – Primary Election Poll Worker Flexibility

Passed Covid-19 Nebraska legislation:

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Nebraska:

Nevada executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. COVID-19 Declaration of Emergency Director 001 – School Closure for K-12 COVID-19 
  3. Declaration of Emergency Directive 002 – Closing of Gaming Establishments 
  4. Declaration of Emergency Directive 003 – Closing of Non-Essential Businesses 
  5. Declaration of Emergency Directive 004 – Closing of DMV and Licensing Regulations  
  6. Declaration of Emergency Directive 005 – Closing of All Schools Until April 16 
  7. Declaration of Emergency Directive 006 – Restrictions on Gatherings 
  8. Declaration of Emergency Directive 007 – Public Gatherings  
  9. Declaration of Emergency Directive 008 – Foreclosures and Evictions
  10. Declaration of Emergency Directive 009 Licensing 
  11. Declaration of Emergency Directive 010 Stay at Home Order 
  12. Declaration of Emergency Directive 011 Licensing 
  13. COVID-19 Declaration of Emergency Directive 012 re: Activation of the Nevada National GuardDocument is compliant. Select if any issues - 2020-04-01 - COVID-19 Declaration of Emergency Directive 012 re: Activation of the Nevada National Guard
  14. 2020-04-01 – COVID-19 Declaration of Emergency Directive 012 re: Activation of the Nevada National Guard
  15. 2020-04-08 Declaration of Emergency Directive 013
  16. 2020-04-14 – COVID-19 Declaration of Emergency Directive 014
  17. 2020-04-29 – COVID-19 Declaration of Emergency Directive 016
  18. 2020-04-30 – COVID-19 Declaration of Emergency Directive 017
  19. 2020-05-07 – COVID-19 Declaration of Emergency Directive 018 – Phase One Reopening
  20. 2020-05-10 – COVID-19 Declaration of Emergency Directive 019
  21. 2020-05-11 – Governor Sisolak declares State of Fiscal Emergency due to COVID-19 Pandemic

Stay-at-home order in Place in Nevada

Stay at home, starting April 1st

 

New Hampshire executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Executive Order 2020-04 – An order declaring a state of emergency due to Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)
  3. Emergency Order 1 – Temporary remote instruction and support for public K-12 school districts
  4. Emergency Order 2 – Temporary prohibition on scheduled gatherings of 50 or more attendees and onsite beverage consumption
  5. Emergency Order 3 – All providers of electric, gas, water, telephone, cable, VOIP, internet service, and deliverable fuel services will be prohibited from disconnecting or discontinuing service for non-payments for the duration of the State of Emergency
  6. Emergency Order 4 – Landlords will not be allowed to start eviction proceedings for those unable to pay due to their financial situations. To do so would be against the law. All judicial and non-judicial foreclosure actions will also be prohibited during the state of emergency
  7. Emergency Order 5 – Individuals who are unable to work or who have reduced hours due to the COVID-19 pandemic will have immediate access to unemployment benefits. Anyone in the following situations will now be eligible for state unemployment
  8. Emergency Order 6 – Temporary authorization for take-out or delivery beer or wine. All restaurants, diners, bars, saloons, private clubs or any other establishment that have both a restaurant license and on premise license from the New Hampshire liquor commission shall be temporarily authorized to allow for takeout or delivery of beer or wine.
  9. Emergency Order 7 – Temporary modification of data and privacy governance plans.
  10. Emergency Order 8 – Temporary expansion of access to Telehealth Services to protect the public and health care providers
  11. Emergency Order 9 – Establishes the COVID-19 Emergency Healthcare System Relief Fund
  12. Emergency Order 10 – Requiring all sellers of groceries to temporarily transition to use of single use paper or plastic bags.
  13. Emergency Order 11: Temporary authority to perform secure remote online notarization.
  14. Emergency Order 12: Temporary modification of public access to meetings under RSA 91-A.
  15. Emergency Order 13: Temporary allowance for New Hampshire pharmacists and pharmacies to compound and sell hand sanitizer over the counter (“OTC”) and to allow pharmacy technicians to perform non-dispensing tasks remotely.
  16. Emergency Order 14: Temporary authorization for out-of-state pharmacies to act as a licensed mail-order facility within the State of New Hampshire.
  17. Emergency Order 15: Temporary authorization for out of state medical providers to provide medically necessary services and provide services through telehealth.
  18. Emergency Order 16: Temporary prohibition on scheduled gatherings of 10 or more attendees.
  19. Emergency Order 17: Closure of non-essential businesses and requiring Granite Staters to stay at home
  20. Emergency Order 17 Exhibit A
  21. Emergency Orders 18: Temporary modification to Department of Safety Laws and Regulations
  22. Emergency Order 19: Extension of Remote Instruction and Support for Public K-12 Schools
  23. Emergency Order 20: Temporary emergency wage enhancement for New Hampshire Liquor Commission retail employees
  24. Emergency Order 21: Establishment of the COVID-19 Emergency Domestic and Sexual Violence Services Relief Fund
  25. Emergency Order 22: Authorization of emergency funding for child protection services
  26. Emergency Order 23: Temporary modification of municipal and local government statutory requirements
  27. Emergency Order 24: Modification and clarification of Emergency Order #4
  28. Emergency Order 25: Temporary modification of interest penalty for late payment of property taxes
  29. Extension of State of Emergency Declared in Executive Order 2020-04
  30. Emergency Order 26: Extension of Emergency Orders 2, 6, and 16
  31. Emergency Order 27: Restriction of hotels and other lodging providers to provision of lodging for vulnerable populations and essential workers
  32. Emergency Order 28: Temporary non-congregate sheltering order to reduce the spread of COVID-19
  33. Emergency Order 29: Temporary modification to executive branch deadlines and requirements
  34. Emergency Order 30: Temporary requirements regarding healthcare provided in alternate settings
  35. Emergency Order 31: Establishment of the COVID-19 Long Term Care Stabilization Program
  36. Emergency Order 32: Extension of Emergency Orders #1 and #19 (temporary remote instruction and support for public K-12 school districts)
  37. Emergency Order 33: Activation of the New Hampshire Crisis Standards of Care Plan
  38. Emergency Order 35: An order temporarily waiving the 28-day separation period before a retired public employee can return to work on a part-time basis
  39. Emergency Order 36: Ensuring Worker’s Compensation coverage of New Hampshire first responders exposed to COVID-19
  40. Emergency Order 37: An order relative to Executive Branch hiring and out-of-state travel
  41. Emergency Order 38: Temporary modification of school board and district statutory requirements
  42. Emergency Order 39: Temporary allowance for agents to consent to clinical trials
  43. Emergency Order 40: Extending and modifying Emergency Order #17 (Closure of non-essential businesses and requiring Granite Staters to stay at home)
  44. Emergency Order 41: Additional Medicaid Eligibility for Uninsured
  45. Emergency Order 42 – Authorizing temporary health partners to assist in responding to the COVID-19 in long-term care facilities
  46. Emergency Order 43 –  Temporary modification to requirements for change of party affiliation

Stay-at-home order in Place in New Hampshire

Stay at home, starting March 27th

New Jersey executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Executive Order No. 102 Executive Order Establish Coronavirus Task Force
  3. Executive Order No. 103 Declares State of Emergency and a Public Health Emergency, Effective Immediately
  4. Executive Order 104 Limits on Gatherings of 50 or more; Closure of all schools, Closure of Racetracks, Casinos, etc. ; Restaurant Restrictions
  5. Executive Order 105 Governor Murphy Announces Changes to Upcoming New Jersey Elections in Response to COVID-19 
  6. Executive Order 106 Governor Murphy Enacts Moratorium on Removals of Individuals Due to Evictions or Foreclosures  
  7. Executive Order 107 Governor Murphy directs all residents to stay at home until further notice 
  8. Executive Order 108 Governor Murphy invalidates any county or municipal restriction that in any way will or might conflict with any of the provisions of Executive Order No. 107  
  9. Executive Order 109 Governor Murphy Suspends All Elective Surgeries, Invasive Procedures to Preserve Essential Equipment and Hospital Capacity 
  10. Executive 110 Governor Murphy Signs Executive Order Requiring Child Care Centers Close on April 1 Unless Serving Children of Essential Workers 
  11. Executive Order 111 Governor Murphy Signs Executive Order Directing Health Care Facilities to Report Data, Including PPE Inventory and Bed Capacity, On a Daily Basis 
  12. Executive Order 112 Governor Murphy Signs Executive Order to Remove Barriers to Health Care Professionals Joining New Jersey’s COVID-19 Response and Provide Protections for Front Line Health Care Responders 
  13. Executive Order 113 Executive Order Authorizing Commandeering of Property Such as Medical Supplies  
  14. Executive Order 114 U.S. and NJ Flags to Fly at Half-Staff Indefinitely
  15. Executive Order 115 – Executive Order to Strengthen COVID-19 Response Efforts by Allowing Certain Retirees to Return to Public Employment
  16. 116 Governor Murphy Signs Executive Order Extending Statutory Deadlines for School Districts Whose Elections Were Moved from April to May
  17. 117 Executive Order Waiving Student Assessment Requirements for 2019-2020 School Year
  18. 118 Executive Order Closing State and County Parks to Further Social Distancing
  19. 119 Executive Order Extending Public Health Emergency in New Jersey
  20. 120 Executive Order Postponement of June 2nd Primary Elections until July 7th
  21. 121 Executive Order Allowing Greater Weight Limit for Vehicles Carrying COVID-19 Relief Supplies
  22. 122 Executive Order to Cease All Non-Essential Construction Projects and Imposes Additional Mitigation Requirements on Essential Retail Businesses and Industries to Limit the Spread of COVID-19
  23. 123 Executive Order Extending Insurance Premium Grace Periods
  24. 124 Executive Order to Establish a Process to Grant Temporary Reprieve to Certain At-Risk Inmates
  25. 125 Executive Order to Implement Additional Mitigation Requirements on NJ TRANSIT, Private Carriers, and Restaurants to Limit the Spread of COVID-19
  26. 126 Executive Order Prohibiting Cable and Telecommunications Providers from Terminating Internet and Voice Service
  27. 127 Governor Murphy Signs Executive Order Extending Certain Deadlines Associated with Rulemaking
  28. 128 Governor Murphy Signs Executive Order Providing Critical Short-Term Support for Renters
  29. 129 Extends Retired Officer Carry Permits by a period of 90 days until after the ongoing Public Health Emergency ends
  30. 130 Allowing Municipalities to Extend Grace Period for May 1st Property Tax Payments until June 1st
  31. 131 Creating a commission charged with advising the administration on the timing and preparation for New Jersey’s recovery from the COVID-19 shutdown
  32. 132 Governor Murphy Signs Executive Order Allowing Electronic Petition Submission and Signature Collection for Initiatives and Referenda
  33. 133 Governor Murphy Signs Executive Order Reopening State Parks and Golf Courses
  34. 135 Suspending in-person requirements for receipt of a marriage license and marriage ceremonies, and for the receipt of working papers for minors
  35. 136 Order Extending Statutory Deadlines for Various Environmental Laws
  36. 137 Governor Murphy Signs Executive Order to Recognize New Fiscal Realities Due to COVID-19 Pandemic
  37. 140 Governor Murphy Names Restart and Recovery Advisory Council
  38. Executive Order No. 141 mandating that all local, county, and regional health departments use the CommCare platform to support their contact tracing efforts
  39. Executive Order 142 Permitting Resumption of Non-Essential Construction, Curbside Pickup at Non-Essential Retail Businesses, and Gatherings in Cars
  40. Executive Order 143 Allowing Beaches, Boardwalks, Lakes, and Lakeshores to Remain Open with Social Distancing Measures in Place

Passed Covid-19 New Jersey legislation:

ACR 165 Urges Department of Human Services to apply for federal waivers in order to facilitate and increase access to SNAP benefits during coronavirus  outbreak.

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in New Jersey:

AB 3865  Limits grocery store returns during a state of emergency declared in response to COVID-19. Pending.

AB 3854  Would authorize  licensed health care facilities and laboratories to collect specimens  in order to test for coronavirus and other amendments.

AB 3846  Would create the Temporary Lost Wage Unemployment Program

AJR 158  Urges FCC to take extra temporary measures to secure broadband access for those affected by COVID-19. 

SR 63 Urges mortgage holders to allow forebearance to martgauge holders during Covid-19.

AB 3839  Would create a supplemental appropriation up to $20 million to support school facility cleaning and sanitization. 

AB 3840 Requires school districts to provide school meals or meal vouchers to studentsduring school closures due to COVID-19 epidemic. 

AB 3841 Extends time to file gross income tax or corporation business tax return , if the federal government also does the same.

AB 3844 Legislation concerning businesses affected by Coronavirus.

AB 3843 Affects health insurance coverage and testing of Covid-19.

SB 2234  Would require insurance coverage for testing and treatment of coronavirus disease 2019. 

SB 2307 Would establish sales tax credit and sales tax holiday for portion of state of emergency related to COVID-19 pandemic. 

SB 2233 Would require Medicaid coverage for testing and treatment of coronavirus disease 2019.

AB 3846  Creates the Temporary Lost Wage Unemployment Program.

AB 3860 Establishes certain requirements to use telemedicine and telehealth.

AB 3856 Appropriates $10 million for healthcare and residential facility sanitation due to coronavirus outbreak. 

AB 3848

AB 3847 Would provide paid leave

AB 3845 Allows the Economic Development Authority to make grants during periods of emergency declared by Governor.

Stay-at-home order in Place in New Jersey

Stay at home, starting March 21st

  • Banned 100 people or more from gathering together in areas such as stadiums and auditoriums.

New Mexico executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Executive Order 2020-004 Declares a State of Public Health Emergency and Invoking the Power Provided by the All Hazard Emergency Management Act and the Emergency Licensing Act
  3. Executive Order 2020-005 Order Directing the Closure of all Public School Until April 6, 2020
  4. Executive Order 2020-006 Authorizes Money to National Guard
  5. Executive Order 2020-007 Authorizes Money for the Department of Homeland Security & Emergency Management
  6. Executive Order 2020-008 Authorizes Money to the Department of Health
  7. Executive Order 2020-009 Authorizes Money to the Public Education Department
  8. Executive Order 2020-010 Authorizes Money to the Children, Youth & Families Department
  9. Public Health Emergency Order Closing All Businesses and Non-Profit Entities Except for those Deemed Essential and Providing Additional Restrictions on Mass Gatherings Due to COVID-19 
  10. Executive Order 2020-011 Authorizing Additional Emergency Funds for the New Mexico National Guard to Provide Humanitarian Assistance During the Statewide Public Health Emergency 
  11. Executive Order 2020-012  Order Directing the Closure of All Public Schools for the Remainder of the 2019-2020 Academic Year 
  12. Executive Order 2020-013 Directing Individuals Traveling to New Mexico Through an Airport to Self-Isolate or Self-Quarantine for a Limited Period and Directing the New Mexico Department of Health to Initiate Lawful Isolation and Quarantine Proceedings for Individuals Who Do Not Self-Isolate or Self-Quarantine  
  13. Executive Order 2020-014 Authorizing Additional Emergency Funds for the Department of Health to Purchase Personal Protective Equipment, Testing Supplies, and Other Necessary Materials to Address the COVID-19 Epidemic 
  14. Executive Order 2020-015 Order Temporarily Permitting Notarial Acts Through Audio-Visual Technology Under Certain Conditions 
  15. Executive Order 2020-016 Directing the Motor Vehicle Division of the Taxation and Revenue Department to Temporarily Waive All Late Fees and Penalties That Could be Assessed Under the Motor Vehicle Code; Directing Law Enforcement Not to Issue Citations to Individuals Who Qualify for a Waiver of Late Fees and Penalties in This Order 
  16. Executive Order 2020-017 Directing the New Mexico Department of Transportation to Create Emergency Expedited Special Permits  
  17. Executive Order 2020-018   Authorizing Additional Emergency Funds for the Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management to Assist in and Coordinate Relief Efforts During the Statewide Public Health Emergency Due to COVID-19  
  18. Executive Order 2020-019  Authorizing Emergency Funds for the Aging and Long-Term Services Department to Assist in Relief Efforts During the Statewide Public Health Emergency Due to COVID-19  
  19. Executive Order 2020-020 Order Allowing Certain Canadian Nurses to Provide Care During the Pendency of the COVID-19 Pandemic  
  20. Executive Order 2020-021 Commuting the Sentences of Incarcerated Individuals Who Meet Certain Criteria and Instructing the Department of Corrections to Release Those Individuals From Its Facilities
  21. Executive Order 2020-022 Renewing the State of Public Health Emergency Declared in Executive Order 2020-004, Other Powers Invoked in That Order, and All Other Orders and Directives Contained in Executive Orders Tied to the Public Health Emergency
  22. Executive Order 2020-023 Authorizing Further Additional Emergency Funds for Personal Protective Equipment, Testing Supplies, and Other Necessary Materials to Address the COVID-19 Pandemic
  23. Executive Order 2020-024 Order Clarifying That In-Person Shareholders’ and Members’ Meetings are Temporarily Unlawful and Directing that Such Meetings May Be Held Virtually
  24. Executive Order 2020-025 Directing All Executive Agencies to Afford a Presumption of a Compensable Occupational Disease and to Award Service Credit to Certain Qualifying State Employees and Volunteers
  25. Executive Order 2020-026 Renewing the State of Public Health Emergency Intially Declared in Executive Order 2020-004, Other Powers Invoked In That Order, and All Other Orders and Directives Contained in Executive Orders Tied to The Public Health Emergency
  26. Executive Order 2020-027  Granting City of Gallup’s Request for Declaration of Emergency; Imposing Business Closures; Closing Certain Roadways; Limiting Gatherings
  27. Executive Order 2020-028 Granting City of Gallup’s Second Request for Declaration of Emergency; Imposing Business Closures; Closing Certain Roadways; Limiting Gatherings

Stay-at-home order in Place in New Mexico

Stay at home, starting March 24th

Stay-at-home order in place

May close schools for the remainder for the academic year. Pending

For more laws, go to this link complete list of laws passed in NY.

New York executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Executive Orders 202.3 and 202.4
  3. No. 202.5: Continuing Temporary Suspension and Modification of Laws Relating to the Disaster Emergency 
  4. No. 202.6: Continuing Temporary Suspension and Modification of Laws Relating to the Disaster Emergency 
  5. No. 202.7: Continuing Temporary Suspension and Modification of Laws Relating to the Disaster Emergency 
  6. No. 202.8 Continuing Temporary Suspension and Modification of Laws Relating to the Disaster Emergency 
  7. No. 202.9 Continuing Temporary Suspension and Modification of Laws Relating to the Disaster Emergency  
  8. No. 202.10: Continuing Temporary Suspension and Modification of Laws Relating to the Disaster Emergency 
  9. No. 202.11: Continuing Temporary Suspension and Modification of Laws Relating to the Disaster Emergency 
  10. No. 202.12: Continuing Temporary Suspension and Modification of Laws Relating to the Disaster Emergency 
  11. No. 202.13: Continuing Temporary Suspension and Modification of Laws Relating to the Disaster Emergency 
  12. No. 202.14: Continuing Temporary Suspension and Modification of Laws Relating to the Disaster Emergency
  13. No. 202.15: Continuing Temporary Suspension and Modification of Laws Relating to the Disaster Emergency
  14. No. 202.16: Continuing Temporary Suspension and Modification of Laws Relating to the Disaster Emergency
  15. No. 202.17: Continuing Temporary Suspension and Modification of Laws Relating to the Disaster Emergency
  16. No. 202.18: Continuing Temporary Suspension and Modification of Laws Relating to the Disaster Emergency
  17. No. 202.19: Continuing Temporary Suspension and Modification of Laws Relating to the Disaster Emergency
  18. No. 202.20: Continuing Temporary Suspension and Modification of Laws Relating to the Disaster Emergency
  19. No. 202.21: Continuing Temporary Suspension and Modification of Laws Relating to the Disaster Emergency
  20. No. 202.22: Continuing Temporary Suspension and Modification of Laws Relating to the Disaster Emergency
  21. No. 202.23: Continuing Temporary Suspension and Modification of Laws Relating to the Disaster Emergency
  22. No. 202.24: Continuing Temporary Suspension and Modification of Laws Relating to the Disaster Emergency
  23. No. 202.25: Continuing Temporary Suspension and Modification of Laws Relating to the Disaster Emergency
  24. No. 202.26: Continuing Temporary Suspension and Modification of Laws Relating to the Disaster Emergency
  25. No. 202.27: Continuing Temporary Suspension and Modification of Laws Relating to the Disaster Emergency
  26. No. 202.29: Continuing Temporary Suspension and Modification of Laws Relating to the Disaster Emergency
  27. No. 202.30 Continuing Temporary Suspension and Modification of Laws Relating to the Disaster Emergency

  28. No. 202.31: Continuing Temporary Suspension and Modification of Laws Relating to the Disaster Emergency

 

Passed Covid-19 New York legislation:

SB 8091  Provides certain provisions for employee benefits when an employee is subject to  mandatory or precautionary quarantine or isolation due to coronavirus.

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in New York:

AB 10152/SB 8090  Amends the Labor Law; and provides for paid sick leave requirements in response to Covid-19.

SB 8041  Amends volunteer first responders benefit law, in relation to COVID-19 exposure, during a state of emergency. Pending. 

SB 8014  Would provide that certain schools receive tuition payments from the state when the school may be required to close in response to  COVID-19. 

SB 7919  Temporarily expands the definition of “disaster” under state law. This would allow the definition to include a disease outbreak and thus make an appropriation for $40 million from the States accounts. 

Stay-at-home order in Place in New York

Stay at home, starting March 22nd

Schools Closed until May 15th

North Carolina executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Executive Order No. 116 Declaration of a State Emergency to Coordinate Response and Protective Actions to Prevent the Spread of COVID-19
  3. Executive Order No. 117 Prohibiting the Mass Gatherings and Directing the Statewide Closure of K-12 Public Schools to Limit the Spread of COVID-19
  4. Forthcoming Executive Order will close Restaurants and Bars for Dine-In 
    Executive Order No. 118 Limiting Operations of Restaurants and Bars and Broadening Unemployment Insurance Benefits in Response to COVID-19 
  5. Executive Order No. 119 Facilitating Critical Motor Vehicle Operations and Delegating Authority to the Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services to Waive Regulations in Order to Expand Access to Child Care and Support Local Health Departments  
  6. Executive Order No. 120 Additional Limitations on Mass Gatherings, Restrictions on Venues and Long Term Care Facilities and Extension of School Closure Date 
  7. Executive Order No. 121 Stay at Home Order 
  8. Executive Order No. 122  Donation or Transfer of State Surplus Property to Assist State Agencies, Local Governments and School in Response to Public Health Emergency 
  9. Executive Order No. 124 – Assisting North Carolinians by Prohibiting Utility Shut Offs, Late Fees and Reconnection Fees; Providing Guidance about Restrictions on Evictions and Encouraging Telecommunications Providers, Banks and Mortgage Services to Provide Assistance and Flexibility to Their Customers 
  10. Executive Order No. 125: Authorizing and Encouraging Remote Shareholder Meetings 
  11. Executive Order 129 Law Enforcement Training Flexibility
  12. Executive Order 130 – Provides more access to health care beds, expands the pool of health care workers and orders essential childcare services for workers responding to the crisis.
  13. Executive Order 131- Retail Long Term Care Unemployment Insurance
  14. Executive Order 133 – Extending Certain Transportation-Related Provisions in Previous Executive Orders
  15. Executive Order 134 – Allows furloughed employees to be eligible for unemployment benefits
  16. Executive Order 135 Extending Stay at Home Order
  17. Executive Order No. 138 – Eases some restrictions on travel, business operations and mass gatherings
  18. Executive Order 139 Provides additional regulatory flexibility to help ensure capacity in the state’s health care system and improve its ability to effectively respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Passed Covid-19 North Carolina legislation:

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in North Carolina:

Stay-at-home order in Place in North Carolina

Stay at home, starting March 30th

North Dakota executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. Executive Order 2020-03 Declares a State of Emergency in Response to Public Health Crisis of COVID-19
  2. Executive Order 2020-04 Orders Schools to Close for One Week to Slow the Spread of COVID-19
  3. Executive Order 2020-04.1 Amends School Closure Order 
  4. Executive Order 2020-05 Temporarily Suspending Certain Licensure Requirements 
  5. Executive Order 2020-06 Closing Restaurants/Bars On-Site Dining and Recreational Facilities, Health Clubs, Theaters and Entertainment Venues through April 6  
  6. Executive Order 2020-07 Asking State Agencies to Identify State Laws, Rules or Regulations that Hinder or Delay their Ability to Render Maximum Assistance 
  7. Executive Order 2020-08 Requiring Immediate Changes to Unemployment Insurance Process 
  8. Executive Order 2020-09 Expanding Testing Locations, Eliminating Proof-of-Delivery Requirements for Pharmacies and Allowing Pharmacists to Provide Emergency Refills 
  9. Executive Order 2020-10 Giving K-12 School Districts until March 27 to Submit Plans for Resuming Instruction with Age-Appropriate, Distance Learning Methods 
  10. Executive Order 20-11 Suspends In-Person NDDOT Administrative Hearings, Removes Load Restrictions on State Highways 
  11. Executive Order 20-12 Extends Worker’s Compensation to First Responders, Health Workers who Contract COVID-19 
  12. Executive Order 2020-13 Giving Counties the Option of Mail Ballot-Only Elections to Protect Public Health During the Coronavirus Emergency
  13. Executive Order 2020-06.1 Amends COVID-19 Related Business Closure Order to Include Salons, Tattoo, Massage Facilities 
  14. Executive Order 2020-14 Related to Authority of State Health Officer 
  15. Executive Order 2020-15 Suspends Unemployment Taxes Payments, Interest Charges 
  16. Executive Order 2020-10.1 Burgum Amends School Facilities Closure to Accommodate Child Care Needs 
  17. Executive Order 2020-16 Burgum Enables Remote Participation for Public Meetings to Promote Physical Distancing 
  18. Executive Order 2020-17 Burgum Suspends Deadlines for Livestock Auctions, Pesticide Applicators, Public Libraries 
  19. Executive Order 2020-18 Waiving the Mandatory One-Week Waiting Period for Unemployment Benefits 
  20. Executive Order 2020-19 Waives Requirement of Physical Polling Location for School District Elections to Allow Mail Ballot Only
  21. Executive Order 2020-20 Suspends Licensing Requirements for Qualified Respiratory Therapists 
  22. Executive Order 2020-21 Requires Individuals Who Test Positive for COVID-19, Household Members to Self-Quarantine
  23. Executive Order 2020-22 Suspends Visitation to Long-Term Care Facilities
  24. Executive Order 2020-17.1 Suspends Pesticide Applicator Certification for Non-restricted Disinfectants
  25. Executive Order 2020-19.1 Expands Mail Ballot Flexibility to School Board Special Elections
  26. Executive Order 2020-23 Extends Cutoff Date for Winter-grade Fuel
  27. Executive Order 2020-24 Suspends Required Written Performance Reviews for Some Teachers, Principals, Administrators
  28. Executive Order 2020-25 Allows for Remote PSC Public Hearings and Trust Lands Auctions
  29. Executive Order 2020-26 Permits Transfer of COVID-19 Medical Supplies from Agencies to ND Department of Health
  30. Executive Order 2020-21.1 Provides Exemptions to Self-Quarantine Order for Household Members
  31. Executive Order 2020-27 Outlines Modified Operating Procedures for Child Care Providers
  32. Executive Order 2020-28 Allows Changes to Maintain Critical Services for Services for Vulnerable Youths
  33. Extends Access Restrictions for Businesses and State Facilities to April 30
  34. Executive Order 2020-12.1 Extends Workers’ Compensation Coverage to Funeral Directors and Funeral Home Workers who Contract COVID-19
  35. Executive Order 2020-29 Waives Certain Rules Regarding Medicaid to Enhance Services During COVID-19 Crisis
  36. Executive Order 2020-21.2 Amends Order Regarding Self-Quarantine for COVID-19 Patients and Households
  37. Executive Order 2020-14.1 Amends Order Relating to Authority of Local Health Officers
  38. Executive Order 2020-06.4 Provides North Dakota Smart Restart Protocols for Businesses Resuming or Continuing Operations
  39. Executive Order 2020-06.5 Allows Graduation Ceremonies in School Facilities with Proper Social Distancing
  40. Executive Order 2020-31 Allows Department of Environmental Quality to Hold Remote Public Hearings on Proposed Permits
  41. Executive Order 2020-04.2 Allows Access to School Facilities for Specific Programs, Testing

Passed Covid-19 North Dakota legislation:

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in North Dakota:

Ohio executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Department of Health Director Ordered Polling Locations Closed for 3/17 Primary 
  3. Director of Health Orders Non-Essential or Elective Surgeries to Cease Effective March 18 
  4. Executive Order 2020-02D The Emergency Amendment of Rules 
  5. Executive Order 2020-03D Lifting Certain Unemployment Compensation Benefit Restrictions 
  6. Executive Order 2020-04D Establishing a Temporary Pandemic Child Care License 
  7. Executive Order 2020-05D Expands Telehealth Services 
  8. Health Director’s Order on Sale of Food and Beverage 
  9. Health Director’s Order on Limited Access to Nursing Homes 
  10. Health Director’s Order to Limit Mass Gatherings 
  11. Governor Orders Temporary Closure of Barbershops, Hair Salons, Nail Salons and Tattoo Parlors 
  12. Health Director’s Order to Cease Business Operations and Close Venues 
  13. Health Director’s Order to Prohibit Adult Day Support or Vocational Habilitation Services in Congregate Setting 
  14. Health Director’s Order to Close Facilities Providing Older Adult Day Care Services and Senior Centers 
  15. Health Director’s Order to Stay at Home Unless Engaged in Essential Work or Activity
  16. Executive Order 2020-06D The Emergency Adoption of Rule 4729-5-30.2 of the Ohio Administrative Code by the State of Ohio Board of Pharmacy 
  17. Executive Order 2020-07D The Emergency Adoption of Rule 5101:2-12-02.1, 5101:2-13-02.1 and 5101:2-14-02.1 of the Ohio Administrative Code by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services 
  18. Heath Director’s Order to Close Facilities Providing Child Care Services 
  19. Health Director’s Amended Order to Close Facilities Providing Older Adult Day Care Services and Senior Centers  
  20. Amended Health Director’s Order on School Closures 
  21. Health Director’s Order to Require an Inventory of all Ventilators in Ohio 
  22. EPA Director’s Emergency Order Regarding Public Water Systems 
  23. Executive Order 2020-08D Commercial Evictions and Foreclosures 
  24. Health Director’s Order for Non-Congregate Sheltering to be Utilized Throughout Ohio 
  25. Health Director’s Order to Require an Inventory of all Ventilators in Ohio 
  26. Amended Director’s Stay at Home Order 
  27. Executive Order 2020-09D Expanding Telehealth Access to Individual Counselors, Social Workers, and Marriage and Family Counselors 
  28. Executive Order 2020-10D Liquor Control Commission
  29. Executive Order 2020-12D Emergency Amendment of Rules
  30. Executive Order 2020-13D Directing Expenditure of Fiscal Year 2020 TANF Funds by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services
  31. Health Director’s Order to Release Protected Health Information to Ohio’s First Responders
  32. Health Director’s Order to Facilities to Notify Residents, Guardians and Sponsor of Positive or Probable Cases of COVID-19
  33. Health Director’s Order Re: Rescinding Director’s Order for Performing COVID-19 Testing
  34. Health Director’s Second Amended Order for the Closure of all K-12 Schools in the State of Ohio
  35. Health Director’s Order that Reopens Businesses, with Exceptions, and Continues a Stay Healthy and Safe at Home Order
  36. Executive Order 2020-18D The Emergency Amendment of Rule 123:1-46-05 of the Ohio Administrative Code by the Ohio Department of Administrative Services
  37. Executive Order 2020-19D Implementing Additional Spending Controls to Balance the State Budget
  38. Health Director’s Order to Laboratories in Ohio to Report Results of COVID-19 Tests
  39. Health Director’s DineSafe Ohio Order
  40. Health Director’s Order that Reopens Hair Salons, Day Spas, Nail Salons, Barber Shops, Tattoo Parlors, Body Piercing Locations and Tanning Facilities, with Exceptions

Passed Covid-19 Ohio legislation:

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Ohio:

HB 557  Authorizes public bodies to host meetings via teleconference and video conference during a public health state of emergency.

Stay-at-home order in Place in Ohio

Stay at home, starting March 23rd

  • Oklahoma suspends state testing for school year.

Oklahoma executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Executive Order 2020-06 All State Agencies to Take Necessary Steps to Protect Vulnerable Populations
    Amended Executive Order 2020-07 (State of Emergency Declaration)
  3. Executive Order 2020-08 Urging Oklahomans to Follow CDC Guidelines
  4. Third Amended Executive Order 2020-07 Amended to Allow Labs at Oklahoma State University and University of Oklahoma to Conduct COVID-19 testing.
  5. Fourth Amended Executive Order 2020-07 Amended to Issue Statewide “Safer at Home” for Certain Citizens; Limits Gatherings; Postpones Elective Surgeries; Closes Some Businesses 
  6. Fifth Amended Executive Order 2020-07 Places Moratorium on all Out-of-State Travel paid for by the State and Temporarily Relaxes Peace Officer and CLEET Certification Requirements 
  7. Sixth Amended Executive Order 2020-07 Requires Travelers from Six States to Self-Quarantine; Requires Certain Personnel to Submit to Screenings; Protects Health Care Workers from Housing and Childcare Discrimination 
  8. Seventh Amended Executive Order 2020-07 Closing All Non-Essential Businesses; Extending Order to all Counties 
  9. Eighth Amended Executive Order 2020-07 Ensuring Support Staff of Public Schools can be Paid for the Remainder of their Current Contract 
  10. Executive Order 2020-12 Declaring a State Health Emergency
  11. Executive Order 2020-13 Ensuring First Responders will Receive Guaranteed Paid Time Off if They Contract COVID-19
  12. Executive Memorandum 2020-02 Elective Surgery Acuity Scale
  13. Second Amended Executive Order 2020-13 Amended to Set Guidelines for Medical Providers to Determine Elective Surgeries 
  14. Third Amended Executive Order 2020-13
  15. Fourth Amended Executive Order 2020-13
  16. Fifth Amended Executive Order 2020-13
  17. Amended Executive Order 2020-12 Convoking the First Special Session of the 57th Legislature
  18. Sixth Amended Executive Order 2020-13

Passed Covid-19 Oklahoma legislation:

HR 1033  Relates to a declaration of state of emergency.

HCR 1017  Allows legislature to adjourn for longer than 3 days in response to Covid-19.

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Oklahoma:

Stay-at-home orders in Place in Oklahoma

No state order, some local orders.

Edmond

Shelter in place, effective March 30

Norman 

Stay at home, effective March 25

Oklahoma City 

Shelter in place, effective March 28

Stillwater 

Shelter in place, effective March 30

Tulsa 

Shelter in place, effective March 28

 

 

Oregon executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Executive Order 20-05 Prohibiting Large Gatherings Due to Coronavirus (COVID-19) Outbreak in Oregon
  3. Executive Order 20-07 Prohibiting On-Premises Consumption of Food or Drink  and Gatherings of More than 25 People 
  4. Executive Order 20-08 School Closures and the Provision of School-Based and Child Care Services
  5. Executive Order 20-09 Suspension of In-Person Instructional Activities at Higher Education Institutions in Response to Coronavirus (COVID-19) Outbreak 
  6. Executive Order 20-10 Preserving Personal Protective Equipment and Hospital Beds, Protecting Health Care Workers, Postponing Non-urgent Health Care Procedures, and Restricting Visitation in Response to Coronavirus (COVID-19) Outbreaks 
  7. Executive Order 20-11 Temporary Moratorium on Residential Evictions for Nonpayment, in Response to Coronavirus 
  8. Executive Order 20-12 Stay Home, Save Lives: Ordering Oregonians to Stay at Home, Closing Specified Retail Businesses, Requiring Social Distancing Measures for Other Public and Private Facilities , and Imposing Requirements for Outdoor Areas and Licensed Childcare Facilities 
  9. Executive Order 20-13 Temporary Moratorium on Certain Evictions and Terminations of Rental Agreements 
  10. Gov. Brown Announces Statewide Initiative to Support Small Businesses 
  11. Executive Order 20-14 Extending the Duration of Executive Order No. 20-07 (Prohibiting On-Premises Consumption of Food or Drink)
  12. Executive Order 20-15 Extending the Duration of Executive Order No. 20-06 (Declaration of Abnormal Disruption of the Market Due to COVID-19)
  13. Executive Order 20-16 Keep Government Working: Ordering Necessary Measures to Ensure Safe Public Meetings and Continued Operations by Local Governments During Coronavirus
  14. Executive Order 20-17 Extending Executive Order No. 20-09 (Suspension of In-Person Instructional Activities at Higher Education Institutions)
  15. Executive Order 20-18 Protecting Cares Act Recovery Rebate Payments from Garnishments, so Those Funds can be Used for Essential Needs
  16. Executive Order 20-19 Extending Directives Regarding Closure of Licensed Childcare Facilities, in Response to Coronavirus
  17. Executive Order 20-20 Continued Suspension of In-Person K-12 Instructional Activities and the Provision of School-Based Services in Response to Coronavirus
  18. Executive Order 20-22 Allowing Measured Resumption of Non-Urgent Health Care Procedures using Personal Protective Equipment, and Continuing Restrictions on Visitation in Response to Coronavirus Outbreaks
  19. Executive Order 20-24 Extending the COVID-19 Declaration of Emergency for an Additional 60 Days, through July 6, 2020
  20. Executive Order 20-25 A Safe and Strong Oregon: Maintaining Essential Health Directives in Response to COVID-19, and Implementing a Phased Approach for Reopening Oregon’s Economy

 

Passed Covid-19 Oregon legislation:

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Oregon:

Stay-at-home order in Place in Oregon

Stay at home, starting March 23rd

Pennsylvania executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Governor Ordered all Restaurants and Bars in Allegheny, Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery Counties to Close their Dine-In Services for 14 Days
  3. Governor Announced Statewide Mitigation Efforts 
  4. Governor Requests the US Small Business Administration Implement a Disaster Delcaration 
  5. Governor Orders Closure of Non-Life-Sustaining Businesses 
  6. Secretary of Health’s Stay at Home Order 
  7. Governor’s Amended Stay at Home Order 
  8. Secretary of Health’s Amended Stay at Home Order 
  9. Gov. Wolf Announces Funding for Small Businesses through the new COVID-19 Working Capital Access Program 
  10. Gov. Wolf Urges FDA to Waive Eligibility Requirements for the Emergency Food Assistance Program 
  11. Governor’s Amended Stay at Home Order 
  12. Secretary of Health’s Amended Stay at Home Order 
  13. Governor’s Amended Stay at Home Order – Now Includes 33 Counties 
  14. Secretary of Health’s Order Directing Building Safety Measures 
  15. Governor’s Order to Ensure the Efficient Allocation and Effective Use of Critical Medical Resources
  16. Secretary of Health’s Order Directing Public Safety Measures for Businesses Permitted to Maintain In-person Operations
  17. Amendment to Governor’s Order Regarding the Closure of Businesses that are not Life Sustaining
  18. Governor’s Amendment to Stay at Home Order
  19. Health Director’s Amendment to Stay at Home Order
  20. Amendment to Governor’s Stay at Home Order for Certain Counties
  21. Amendment to Secretary of Health’s Stay at Home Order for Certain Counties
  22. Order of the Governor for Limited Opening of Businesses, Lifting of Stay at Home Requirements, and Continued Aggressive Mitigation Efforts
  23. Secretary of Health’s Order for a Limited Opening of Businesses, Lifting of Stay at Home Requirements and Continued Aggressive Mitigation Efforts
  24. Amendment to the Order of the Governor for Limited Opening of Businesses, Lifting of Stay at Home Requirements, and Continued Aggressive Mitigation Efforts
  25. Amendment to the Order of the Secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Health for a Limited Opening of Businesses, Lifting of Stay Home Requirements and Continued Aggressive Mitigation Efforts

Passed Covid-19 Pennsylvania legislation:

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Pennsylvania:

HR 834  Amends House of Representative’s Rules of Procedure

Stay-at-home order in Place in Pennsylvania

State-wide starting April 1st

 

Rhode Island executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Executive Order 20-04 Second Supplemental Declaration – Restaurants, Bars, Entertainment Venues, and Public Gatherings 
  3. Executive Order 20-05 Third Supplemental Emergency Declaration – Public Meetings and Public Records Requests 
  4. Executive Order 20-06 Fourth Supplemental Declaration – Expanding Access to Telemedicine Services
  5. Executive Order 20-07 Fifth Supplemental Declaration – Extension of Time for Weapon and Firearm Background Checks
  6. Executive Order 20-08 Sixth Supplemental Declaration – Economic Support for Restaurants, Bars and Establishments that Offer Food
  7. Executive Order 20-09 Seventh Supplemental Declaration –  Public Gatherings, Close-Contact Businesses, Public Recreation and Business Service Providers
  8. Executive Order 20-10 Eighth Supplemental Emergency Declaration – Quarantine Restrictions on Domestic Air Travelers
  9. Executive Order 20-11 Ninth Supplemental Emergency Declaration – Delaying the Primary Elections and Preparing for a Predominantly Mail Ballot Election
  10. Executive Order 20-12 Tenth Supplemental Emergency Declaration – Quarantine Restrictions on Travelers from New York State 

  11. Executive Order 20-13 Eleventh Supplemental Emergency Declaration – Staying At Home, Reducing Gatherings, Certain Retail Business Closures and Further Quarantine Provisions 

  12. Executive Order 20-14 Amended Eleventh Supplemental Emergency Declaration – Staying At Home, Reducing Gatherings, Certain Retail Business Closures and Further Quarantine Provisions 

  13. Executive Order 20-15 Twelfth Supplemental Emergency Declaration – Extension of Executive Orders on the Operation of Food Establishments and Close Contact Businesses 

  14. Executive Order 20-16 Thirteenth Supplemental Emergency Declaration – Authorizing Waiver and Medicaid State Plan Amendments and Adjustments to Essential Provider Rates
  15. Executive Order 20-17 Fourteenth Supplemental Emergency Declaration – Testing, Critical Supplies and Hospital Capacity Reporting 
  16. Executive Order 20-18 Fifteenth Supplemental Emergency Declaration – Extension of Declaration of Disaster Emergency
  17. Executive Order 20-19 Sixteenth Supplemental Emergency Declaration – Increasing Access to Unemployment Insurance
  18. Executive Order 20-20 Seventeenth Supplemental Emergency Declaration – Further Quarantine Order
  19. Executive Order 20-21 Eighteenth Supplemental Emergency Declaration – Increasing Hospital and Nursing Facility Capacity, Extending Statutory Immunity
  20. Executive Order 20-22 Nineteenth Supplemental Emergency Declaration – Shareholder Meetings
  21. Executive Order 20-23 Twentieth Supplemental Emergency Declaration – Extension of Various Executive Orders
  22. Executive Order 20-24 Requiring Cloth Face Masks at Work
  23. Twenty-second Supplemental Emergency Declaration – Public Meetings and Public Records Requests
  24. Twenty-third Supplemental Emergency Declaration – Support for Young Adults Aging Out of State Care
  25. Executive Order 20-27 – Twenty-fourth Supplemental Emergency Declaration – Further Preparations for a Predominantly Mail Ballot Election
  26. Executive Order 20-28 – Twenty-fifth Supplemental Emergency Declaration – Extension of Executive Orders
  27. Executive Order 20-29 Twenty-sixth Supplemental Emergency Declaration – Promoting Better Coordination of Health Care Coverage
  28. Executive Order 20-30 Twenty-Seventh Supplemental Emergency Declaration Requiring Cloth Face Coverings in Public
  29. Executive Order 20-31 Twenty-eighth Supplemental Emergency Declaration – Extension of Various Executive Orders
  30. Executive Order 20-32 Twenty-ninth Supplemental Emergency Declaration – Lifting Stay at Home Order, Leaving Certain Restrictions in Place, Limited Re-Openings with Stringent Health Regulations
  31. Executive Order 20-33 Thirtieth Supplemental Emergency Declaration – Hospital and Community-Based Health Care

Passed Covid-19 Rhode Island legislation:

SR 2770  Requests that President Trump declare a National Emergency in regards to Covid-19.

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Rhode Island:

Stay-at-home order in Place in Rhode Island

Stay at home, starting March 28rd

South Carolina executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Executive Order No. 2020-06 Declaring State of Emergency in Response to COVID-19
  3. Executive Order No. 2020-07 Declaring State of Emergency in Response to COVID-19
  4. Executive Order No. 2020-08 Declaring State of Emergency in Response to COVID-19
    Executive Order No. 2020-09 Closing Schools, Other Provisions in Response to COVID-19
  5. Executive Order No. 2020-10 Closing Dine-In Restaurants and Other Provisions in Response to COVID-19
  6. Executive Order 2020-11 Regarding Working from Home for State Employees; Unemployment Claims 
  7. Executive Order 2020-12 Allows Restaurants to Include Sealed Containers of Beer and Wine for Curbside Pickup or To-Go Orders 
  8. Executive Order 2020-13 Authorizing Law Enforcement to Maintain Order, Ensure Public Safety, and Preserve Public Health During the State of Emergency 
  9. Executive Order 2020-14 Self-Quarantine for Individuals from High-Risk Areas
  10. Executive Order 2020-15  State of Emergency Due to COVID-19 Pandemic 
  11. Executive Order 2020-16 Closure of Public Access Points to State’s Beaches, Public Boat Ramps, Landings and Other Access Points to State’s Waterways 
  12. Executive Order 2020-17 Orders the Closure of Non-Essential Businesses 
  13. Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation Extends Renewal Deadlines 
  14. Executive Order 2020-18 Closure of Additional Non-Essential Businesses 
  15. Executive Order 2020-19 Lodging & Travel Restrictions for Individuals from High-Risk Areas 
  16. Executive Order 2020-21 Home or Work
  17. Executive Order 2020-22 Authorization for COVID-19 Support Payments by Employers
  18. Executive Order 2020-23 Third State of Emergency Due to COVID-19 Pandemic
  19. Executive Order 20-25 Modification of Emergency Restrictions for Public Waters & Emergency Measures for Unemployment Claims & Benefits
  20. Executive Order 2020-28 Modification of Restrictions for Public Beaches & Waters & Incremental Modification on Non-Essential Business Closures
  21. Executive Order 2020-29 State of Emergency Due to COVID-19 Pandemic Response, Other Measures
  22. Executive Order 2020-30 Rescinding Self-Quarantine, Lodging, & Travel Restrictions for Individuals Entering S.C. from High-Risk Areas
  23. Executive Order 2020-31 Modification of Home or Work Order & Authorization of Outdoor Dining Services
  24. Executive Order 2020-33 Rescheduling Elections Postponed by Executive Order 2020-09 & 2020-29
  25. Executive Order 2020-34 Authorization of Limited Indoor Dining Services & Rescission of Boating Restrictions
  26. Executive Order 2020-35 State of Emergency to Facilitate COVID-19 Pandemic Response, Testing, & Other Measures

Passed Covid-19 South Carolina legislation:

HB 4014 Appropriates $45 million to the Executive Budget Office for use by the Department of Health and Environmental Control for the state in order to response to coronavirus.

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in South Carolina:

HB 5419  Prohibits magistrate or circuit courts from pursuing an eviction proceeding for nonpayment of rent within a certain number of days grace period. 

SB 1161  Requires individual and group health insurance plans, as well as state health plans to waive cost sharing requirements which would be associated with testing for COVID-19.

HB 5417 Prevents the US Congress from increasing federal unemployment taxes until a specified date.

Stay-at-home order in Place in Oregon

Some local orders

Charleston

Stay at home, starting March 26

Columbia

Stay at home, starting March 29

South Dakota executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Gov. Noem Statement Regarding Coronavirus in South Dakota
  3. Gov. Noem Works to Activate Small Business Administration’s Economic Injury Disaster Loan Fund Program in South Dakota
  4. Executive Order 2020-06 Extends Order for all Non-Essential Government Personnel to Work from Home 
  5. Executive Order 2020-07 COVID-19 Medical Assistance 
  6. Executive Order 2020-08 COVID-19 Personal, Business and Healthcare Precautions 
  7. Executive Order 2020-09 Extends Order for all Non-Essential Government Personnel to Work from Home 
  8. Executive Order 2020-10 COVID-19 Temporary Suspensions 
  9. Executive Order 2020-11 COVID-19 Statewide Disaster
  10. Executive Order 2020-12 Extending EO 2020-08
  11. Executive Order 2020-13 COVID-19 Minnehaha & Lincoln Counties
  12. Executive Order 2020-14 Teacher Evaluations/Public Meeting Physical Locations/Sanctions for Parole Violations
  13. Executive Order 2020-15 State of Emergency Continuation
  14. Executive Order 20-16 Suspension of Regulatory Requirements
  15. Executive Order 2020-18 Extension and Restatement of EO 2020-13
  16. Executive Order 2020-19 Regulatory Requirements
  17. Executive Order 2020-20 Back to Normal Plan/Rescind EO 2020-12
  18. Executive Order 2020-21 Temporary Suspensions
  19. Executive Order 2020-22 Reopening of State Government
  20. Executive Order 2020-23 Alcoholic Beverage License and Deadwood

Passed Covid-19 South Dakota legislation:

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in South Dakota:

Tennessee executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Executive Order 14 AN ORDER SUSPENDING PROVISIONS OF CERTAIN STATUTES AND RULES IN ORDER TO FACILITATE THE TREATMENT AND CONTAINMENT OF COVID-19
  3. Executive Order 15 AN ORDER SUSPENDING PROVISIONS OF CERTAIN STATUTES AND RULES AND TAKING OTHER NECESSARY MEASURES IN ORDER TO FACILITATE THE TREATMENT AND CONTAINMENT OF COVID-19
  4. Executive Order 16 AN ORDER ENSURING GOVERNMENT CONTINUES TO FUNCTION OPENLY AND TRANSPARENTLY DURING THE COVID-19 EMERGENCY WHILE TAKING APPROPRIATE MEASURES TO PROTECT THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF CITIZENS AND GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS
  5. Executive Order 17 AN ORDER TO MITIGATE THE SPREAD OF COVID-19 BY LIMITING SOCIAL GATHERINGS, DINE-IN SERVICE, AND GYM USE, AND EXPOSURE AT NURSING AND RETIREMENT HOMES, AND PROVIDING FLEXIBILITY FOR RESTAURANTS REGARDING THE SALE OF ALCOHOL
  6. Gov. Lee Establishes COVID-19 Unified Command
  7. Executive Order 18 AN ORDER TO REDUCE THE SPREAD OF COVID-19 BY LIMITING NON-EMERGENCY HEALTHCARE PROCEDURES
  8. Executive Order 19 AN ORDER AMENDING EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 15 SUSPENDING PROVISIONS OF CERTAIN STATUTES AND RULES AND TAKING OTHER NECESSARY MEASURES IN ORDER TO FACILITATE THE TREATMENT AND CONTAINMENT OF COVID-19
  9. Executive Order 20 AN ORDER AMENDING EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 15 SUSPENDING PROVISIONS OF CERTAIN STATUTES AND RULES AND TAKING OTHER NECESSARY MEASURES IN ORDER TO FACILITATE THE TREATMENT AND CONTAINMENT OF COVID-19 
  10. Executive Order 21 AN ORDER AMENDING EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 17 TO FURTHER MITIGATE THE SPREAD OF COVID-19 BY LIMITING NON-ESSENTIAL SERVICES AND GATHERINGS 
  11. Executive Order 22 AN ORDER DIRECTING TENNESSEANS TO STAY HOME UNLESS ENGAGING IN ESSENTIAL ACTIVITIES TO LIMIT THEIR EXPOSURE TO AND SPREAD OF COVID-19 
  12. Executive Order 23 AN ORDER AMENDING EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 22, REQUIRING TENNESSEANS TO STAY HOME UNLESS ENGAGING IN ESSENTIAL ACTIVITY OR ESSENTIAL SERVICES 
  13. Executive Order 24 AN ORDER AMENDING EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 15 SUSPENDING PROVISIONS OF CERTAIN STATUTES AND RULES AND TAKING OTHER NECESSARY MEASURES IN ORDER TO FACILITATE THE TREATMENT AND CONTAINMENT OF COVID-19 
  14. Executive Order 25 AN ORDER TO REDUCE THE SPREAD OF COVID-19 BY LIMITING NONEMERGENCY HEALTHCARE PROCEDURES
  15. Executive Order 26 AN ORDER SUSPENDING PROVISIONS OF CERTAIN STATUTES AND RULES IN ORDER TO FACILITATE REMOTE NOTARIZATION AND WITNESSING OF DOCUMENTS
  16. Executive Order 27 AN ORDER EXTENDING TEMPORARY SOCIAL DISTANCING AND STAY-­AT-HOME PROVISIONS OF EXECUTIVE ORDER NOS. 17, 21, 22, AND 23 UNTIL APRIL 30, 2020, TO PRESERVE AND INCREASE THE CONTAINMENT OF COVID-19
  17. Executive Order 28 AN ORDER AMENDING EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 15 AND TAKING OTHER NECESSARY MEASURES TO FACILITATE THE TREATMENT AND CONTAINMENT OF COVID-19
  18. Executive Order 29 AN ORDER AMENDING EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 17 TO REOPEN DINING IN RESTAURANTS
  19. Executive Order 30 AN ORDER ALLOWING TENNESSEANS TO RETURN TO WORK SAFELY WHILE ENCOURAGING CONTINUED ADHERENCE TO HEALTH GUIDELINES TO LIMIT THE SPREAD OF COVID-19
  20. Executive Order 31 AN ORDER TO REDUCE THE SPREAD OF COVID-19 BY LIMITING NON-­EMERGENCY DENTAL PROCEDURES
  21. Executive Order 32 AN ORDER AMENDING EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 15 AND TAKING OTHER NECESSARY MEASURES TO FACILITATE THE TREATMENT AND CONTAINMENT OF COVID-19
  22. Executive Order 33 AN ORDER AMENDING EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 30 TO ALLOW REOPENING OF CLOSE CONTACT PERSONAL SERVICES PURSUANT TO NEW SAFETY GUIDELINES
  23. Executive Order 34 AN ORDER EXTENDING UNTIL JUNE 30, 2020, EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 16 TEMPORARILY PERMITTING SAFE, OPEN, AND TRANSPARENT PUBLIC MEETINGS BY ELECTRONIC MEANS TO PRESERVE AND INCREASE THE CONTAINMENT OF COVID-19
  24. Executive Order 35 AN ORDER AMENDING EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 30 TO ALLOW REOPENING OF SMALL GROUP, NON-CONTACT ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATIONAL VENUES PURSUANT TO NEW SAFETY GUIDELINES
  25. Executive Order 36 AN ORDER SUSPENDING PROVISIONS OF CERTAIN STATUTES AND RULES AND TAKING OTHER NECESSARY MEASURES IN ORDER TO FACILITATE THE TREATMENT AND CONTAINMENT OF COVID-19
  26. Executive Order 37 AN ORDER EXTENDING UNTIL JUNE 30, 2020, EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 26 TEMPORARILY PERMITTING REMOTE NOTARIZATION AND WITNESSING OF DOCUMENTS TO FURTHER CONTAIN COVID-19

Passed Covid-19 Tennessee legislation:

SJR 1265 Urges the General Assembly to provide  funding to children with no more public school due to coronavirus who are in need of food. 

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Tennessee:

HB 2818  Allows a waiver of a state board rule or statute that would otherwise hinder a local education agency’s ability to meet a goal due to the outbreak of Covid-19. 

HB 2815  Pertains to the governing body of the city of Crossville. In order to allow  public meetings held by electronic or other means, as necessary to prevent the spread of coronavirus.

HB 2915 Bill would enact the Coronavirus Public Protection Act of 2020.

Stay-at-home order in Place in Tennessee

Stay at home, starting March 31st

Stay-at-home order in place

Texas executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Gov. Abbott Declares State of Disaster in Texas Due to COVID-19
  3. Gov. Abbott Waives Certain State Trucking Regulations to Expedite Delivery of Resources Around Texas
  4. Gov. Abbott Fast Tracks Licensing for Out-of-State Medial Professionals
  5. Gov. Abbott Waives Laws to Allow Trucks from Alcohol Industry to Deliver Grocery Supplies
  6. Gov. Abbott Waives Regulations to Ensure Students in Work Study Programs Receive Critical Funding During School Closures
  7. Gov. Abbott Waives STAAR Testing Requirements
  8. Gov. Abbott Allows Virtual and Telephonic Open Meetings to Maintain Government Transparency
  9. Gov. Abbott Waives Certain Vehicle Registration, Titling and Parking Placard Regulations 
  10. Executive Order GA-8 Regarding Social Gatherings, Closure of Restaurants, Bars, Gyms and Schools 
    Health Commissioner’s Declaration of Public Health Disaster 
  11. Gov. Abbott Waives Health Care Fees for Incarcerated Texans 
  12. Texas Supreme Court Suspends Residential Eviction Proceedings 
  13. Gov. Abbott Waives Regulations to Support Pharmacy Operations 
  14. Gov. Abbott Takes Action to Expand Nursing Workforce 
  15. Executive Order GA-09 Relating to Hospital Capacity During the COVID-19 Disaster 
  16. Gov. Abbott Requests Major Disaster Declaration from White House 
  17. Gov. Abbott Authorizes Restaurants to Sell Bulk Retail Product to the Public 
  18. Executive Order to Strengthen Reporting Capabilities 
  19. Executive Order GA-11 Relating to Airport Screening and Self-Qyarantine During the COVID-19 Disaster 
  20. Gov. Abbott Removes Licensing Barriers for Advance Practice Registered Nurses 
  21. Executive Order GA-12 Relating to Roadway Screening and Self-Quarantine During the COVID-19 Disaster 
  22. Executive Order GA-13 Relating to Detention in County and Municipal Jails During the COVID-19 Disaster 
  23. Executive Order GA-14 Relating to Statewide Continuity of Essential Services and Activities During the COVID-19 Disaster 
  24. Gov. Abbott Proclamation Regarding Fort Worth Crime CPD Elections 
  25. Gov. Abbott Suspends Regulations to Increase EMS, First Responder Workforce 
  26. Disaster Proclamation Extended
  27. Executive Order GA-15 Relating to hospital capacity during the COVID-19 disaster
  28. Executive Order GA-17 Relating to the establishment of the Governor’s Strike Force to Open Texas
  29. Executive Order GA-16 Relating to the safe, strategic reopening of select services as the first step to Open Texas in response to tile COVID-19 disaster
  30. Executive Order GA-18 Relating to the Expanded Reopening of Services as Part of the Safe, Strategic Plan to Open Texas in Response to the COVID- 19 Disaster
  31. Executive Order GA-19 Relating to Hospital Capacity During the COVID-19 Disaster
  32. Executive Order GA-20 Relating to Expanding Travel without Restrictions as Part of the Safe, Strategic Plan to Open Texas in Response to the COVID-19 Disaster
  33. Executive Order GA-21 Relating to the expanded reopening of services as part of the safe, strategic plan to Open Texas in response to the COVID-19 disaster
  34. Executive Order GA-22 Relating to Confinement During the COVID-19 Disaster

Supreme Court Decisions

Texas Supreme Court decision 20-0363

Utah executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Utah Executive Order 2020-1 Declaring a State of Emergency
    Recommendations on slowing the spread of COVID-19
  3. Statement on Statewide Closure of Public Schools
  4. Governor Announces Recommendations to Help Slow the Spread of Novel Coronavirus
  5. Executive Order 2020-2 Supending the Enforcement of Code Due to COVID-19 
  6. Executive Order 2020-3 Temporarily Suspending Utah Code Regarding Public Access to Board of Pardons & Parole Hearings 
  7. Executive Order 2020-4 Temporarily Suspending Utah Code Regarding Liquor Returns, Refunds and Exchanges 
  8. Executive Order 2020-5 Suspending the Enforcement of Provisions of Utah Code  and Related State Agency Orders Due to COVID-19 
  9. Department of Health and Governor Order Restaurants and Bars to  Suspend Dine-In Services for Two Weeks 
  10. Governor Issues Executive Orders to Help Government Function Optimally Amid Adjustments to Slow Spread of COVID-19 
  11. State Public Health Order Restricting Non-Urgent Medical Procedures 
  12. Executive Order 2020-07 Suspending Enforcement of Statutes Relating to Telehealth Services 
  13. Executive Order 2020-08 Suspending Certain Provisions of the Utah Election Code Regarding Signature Gathering 
  14. Executive Order 2020-10 Suspending the Enforcement of a Statute Related to the Industrial Assistance Account 
  15. State Public Health Order Extending Dine-In Restaurant Closures  
  16. Executive Order 2020-11 Suspending Certain Statutes Governing Eviction Proceedings 
  17. Executive Order 2020-12 Temporarily Suspending Residential Evictions of Individuals Experiencing Wage or Job Loss as a Result of COVID-19 
  18. Executive Order 2020-13 Temporarily Suspending Residential Evictions of Individuals Experiencing Wage or Job Loss as a Result of COVID-19 
  19. Executive Order 2020-14 Suspending Certain Provision of the Utah Election Code Regarding Signature Gathering for Local Referenda 
  20. Executive Order 2020-15 Establishing a Requirement for Individuals Entering Utah to Complete a Travel Declaration Form
  21. Executive Order 2020-16 Establishing a Requirement for Individuals Entering Utah to Complete a Travel Declaration Form (supersedes Executive Order 2020-15)
  22. Governor Extends Stay Safe, Stay Home Directive
  23. Executive Order 2020-18 Temporarily Suspending Certain Provisions of the Utah Code Regarding Vehicle Registration
  24. Executive Order 2020-19 Moving the State COVID-19 Public Health Risk Status From Red (High Risk) to Orange (Moderate Risk)
  25. Executive Order 2020-20 Updating the State COVID-19 Public Health Risk Status Phased Guidelines to Version 4.1

Passed Covid-19 Utah legislation:

HJR 24  Continues the state of emergency due to COVID-19.

HB 494  Allows Department of Administrative Services to transfer money to other departments, or agencies for the purposes of providing a state response to the coronavirus. Awaiting Governor approval. 

HB 3  Part of a larger appropriations bill, which includes a one-time appropriation of up to$24 million to the Department of Administrative Services. Strictly for the purpose of responding to a disease. Awaiting Governor approval.

SCR 8  Expresses support for the Chinese people in response to Covid-19. Awaiting Governor approval.

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Utah:

Stay-at-home order in Place in Utah

County Level Orders

Salt Lake County 

Stay at home, starting March 30

Summit County 

Stay at home, starting March 27

 

  • Vermont house unanimously passes emergency response, the 47 page proposal was attached to H 742.
  • Ban on gatherings of 250 people or more.

Vermont executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Executive Order 01-20 Declaration of State of Emergency in Response to COVID-10 and National Guard Call-Out
  3. Addendum to Executive Order 01-20
  4. Addendum to Executive Order 01-20 – Restricts gatherings to less than 50 people; Closure of Dine-In for Restaurants and Bars 
  5. Gubernatorial Directive on Provision of Services to Children of Essential Persons During Closure Period in Response to COVID-19
  6. Gubernatorial Directive 3 – Department of Motor Vehicles Suspension of In-Person Transactions 
  7. Gubernatorial Directive 4 – Department of Liquor and Lottery – Malt and Vinous Product Delivery and Take Out 
  8. Addendum 3 to Executive Order 01-20 Suspension of all Non-Essential Adult Elective Surgery and Medical and Surgical Procedures 
  9. Addendum 5 to Executive Order 01-20 Order to Work From Home for all Businesses and Non-Profits 
  10. Addendum 6 to Executive Order 01-20 Stay Home/Stay Safe 
  11. Gubernatorial Directive 5 – Continuity of Learning Plan 
  12. Addendum 7 to Executive Order 01-20 Quarantine Restrictions on Travelers Arriving in Vermont 
  13. Addendum 8 to Executive Order 01-20 Non-Congregate Sheltering in Vermont; Extension of Certain Deadlines Relating to Closures of DMV and Bars and Restaurants 
  14. Addendum 9 to Executive Order 01-20 Extension of State of Emergency Declared March 13, 2020; Other COVID-19 Related Directives and Clarifications
  15. Addendum 10 to Executive Order 01-20 Work Smart & Stay Safe – Restart VT: Phase I
  16. Addendum 11 to Executive Order 01-20 Work Smart & Stay Safe — Restart VT: Phase II
  17. Addendum 12 to Executive Order 01-20
  18. Amendment to Addendum 3 to Executive Order 01-20
  19. Addendum 13 to Executive Order 01-20

Passed Covid-19 Vermont legislation:

HR 15 Requests the federal government refrain from arresting or detaining individuals due to their immigration status within any healthcare setting.

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Vermont:

HB 681  Relates to employer registration for unemployment insurance and includes benefits for quarantined employees and family members.

Stay-at-home order in Place in Vermont

Stay at home, starting March 25th

Breaking News

Executive order 53 closed all public schools for the academic year.

Virginia executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Health Emergency Order Prohibiting More than 10 Patrons in Restaurants, Fitness Centers and Theaters 
  3. Gov. Northam Announces Additional Actions to Address COVID-19 
  4. Executive Order 52 Increases in Hospital Bed Capacity in Response to Novel Coronavirus  
  5. Amended Order of the Governor and State Health Commissioner Declaration of Public Health Emergency 
  6. Executive Order 53 Temporary Restrictions on Restaurants, Recreational, Entertainment, Gatherings, Non-essential Retail Businesses, and Closure of K-12 Schools Due to Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)  
  7. Order of Public Health Emergency Two 
  8. Executive Order 54 Delegation of Authority to Commissioner of the Virginia Employment Commission 
  9. Executive Order 55 Temporary Stay at Home Order Due to Novel Coronavirus 
  10. Executive Order 56 Postponing June 9, 2020 Primary Election to June 23, 2020 Due to Novel Coronavirus
  11. Executive Order 57 Licensing of Health Care Professionals in Response to Novel Coronavirus
  12. Amended Executive Order 57 Licensing of Health Care Professional in Response to Novel Coronavirus
  13. Executive Order 58 Access to Medicaid-Covered Health Care Services in Response to Novel Coronavirus
  14. Executive Order 59 Postponing May 5, 2020 General and Special Elections to May 19, 2020 Due to Novel Coronavirus
  15. Executive Order 60 Clarification of Certain Immunity from Liability for Healthcare Providers in Response to Novel Coronavirus
  16. Executive Order 61 Phase One Easing of Certain Temporary Restrictions Due to Novel Coronavirus
  17. Executive Order 62 and 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

Passed Covid-19 Virginia legislation:

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Virginia:

Stay-at-home order in Place in Virginia

Stay at home, starting March 30st

12 inmates escape from Washington jail amid self-isolation.

Washington executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Proclaiming a State of Emergency, February 29
  3. Proclaiming an amendment to the State of Emergency, March 10
  4. Proclaiming additional amendments to the State of Emergency, March 11
  5. Proclamation for COVID-19 School Closures
  6. Proclamation for Statewide K-12 School Closures
  7. Proclamation for Long-Term Care Workers
  8. Proclamation for Gatherings Amendment
  9. Proclamation for College Closures
  10. Proclamation for Closure of Food and Beverage Services/Limiting Areas of Congregation
  11. Governor Signs COVID-19 Bill Package
    Amending Proclamation 20-05 Restrictions on Non Urgent Medical Procedures 
  12. Governor Requests the U.S.S. Mercy to be Sent to the Puget Sound 
  13. Governor Requests Federal Major Disaster Declaration
  14. Proclamation for State Home – Stay Healthy 
  15. Proclamation for Moratorium on Evictions 
  16. Proclamation for Open Public Meetings Act and Public Records Act 
  17. Proclamation Waiving Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board Penalties 
  18. Proclamation on Telemedicine 
  19. Proclamation on Unemployment Benefits Job Search Requirements 
  20. Proclamation on Childcare, Background Checks Governor Issues Stay Safe, Stay Home Directive 
  21. Proclamation on Health Care Worker Licensing 
  22. Proclamation on Child Visitation and Remedial Services 
  23. Proclamation on State Auditor Financial Reports Filing 
  24. Proclamation on Department of Corrections – Community Custody Violations 
  25. Proclamation on Department of Health – Health Care Facilities and Hand Sanitizer
  26. Proclamation on Department of Social & Health Services – Facilities
  27. Proclamation on Post-Retirement Employment 
  28. Proclamation 20-25.1 Extending Stay Home – Stay Healthy Order 
  29. Proclamation 20-19.1 Evictions
  30. Proclamation 20-22.1 Extending Truck Driver Hours Relief
  31. Proclamation 20-23.2 Ratepayer Assistance and Preservation of Essential Services
  32. Proclamation 20-52 Extending Statewide Orders Relating to Long-Term Care
  33. Proclamation 20-25.3 Adjusting and Extending Stay Home-Stay Healthy to May 31, 2020. Safe Start Washington: Phase I – Re-Opening Washington
  34. Proclamation 20-53 Maintaining Access to the Ballot for All Candidates
  35. Proclamation 20-55 State Collective Bargaining Agreements
  36. Governor’s Directive 20-05 Freezing Hiring, Personal Services Contracts, and Equipment Purchases

 

Passed Covid-19 Washington legislation:

SB 6189  Establishes and clarifies school employees  benefits during quarantine or school closures due to COVID-19. 

SB 6248  Makes appropriations as well as authorizes expenditures for capital improvements, which include an appropriation for the Poison Center Emergency Response to COVID-19. 

SR 8702  Encourages healthy practices which can reduce the spread of infectious diseases in Washington state.

HB 2739 Adjusts requirements of the shared leave program. This includes a provision of shared leave for employees in isolation or as a result of quarantine due to COVID-19.

HB 2965  Appropriates $175 million from the state’s budget to the state’s disaster response account. The bill allows for dispersal to disaster managment to state and local agencies in order to respond to the coronavirus outbreak. As well as an additional $25 million for expenditure into the COVID-19 unemployment account. 

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Washington:

SB 6696  Sets expenditures for catastrophic events.

Stay-at-home order in Place in Washington

Stay at home, starting March 23rd

West Virginia executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared Proclamation on state preparedness
  2. Announcement of statewide school closures
  3. Governor Announces Closure of Restaurants and Bars 
  4. Executive Oder 2-20 
  5. Executive Order 3-20 Closure of Gyms and Recreational Facilities 
  6. Executive Order 4-20 Providing Unemployment Benefits 
  7. Executive Order 5-20 Declaring Counties Have Authority to Evaluate Courthouse Services 
  8. Executive Order 6-20 Closure of Barbershops and Salons 
  9. Executive Order 7-20 Suspending Specified Statutory Regulations for the Duration of the State of Emergency  
  10. Executive Order 8-20 Statewide Closure of all State Park Lodges and Closure of Hatfield McCoy Trail to the General Public 
  11. Executive Order 9-20 Declare And Order: Stay At Home Or Your Place Of Residence; Non-Essential Businesses And Operations Must Temporarily Cease Operations; Essential Businesses And Operations Shall Continue To Operate; Prohibited Activities; Avoid Social Gatherings 
  12. Gov. Justice Appoints Clay Marsh as COVID-19 Czar 
  13. Executive Order 10-20 Declare and Order that the Listed Statutory Regulations are to be Suspended for the Duration of the State of Emergency; and Declare and Order the Listed Paragraphs of Executive Order No. 7-20 are Amended 
  14. Executive Order 11-20 Declare the Listed Statutory Regulations are to be Suspended for the Duration of the State of Emergency; and to Amend Paragraph 5 of Executive Order No. 7-20 
  15. Executive Order 12-20 Declare and Order that the Listed Statutory Regulations are to be Reinstated Immediately 
  16. Executive Order 13-20 Declare and Order the Suspension of Listed Statutory Regulations Regarding Taxes 
  17. Executive Order 14-20 All State Park Campgrounds Shall Be Closed; That All Individuals Who Are Traveling From Areas With Substantial Spread Of Covid-19 Are Required To Isolate For 14 Days Upon Entry To WV 
  18. Executive Order 15-20 Declare and Order that all Private Campgrounds Shall be Closed to Any New Arrivals to Such Private Campgrounds who Have Traveled from Outside of West Virginia, with Listed Exceptions 
  19. Executive Order 16-20 Declare and Order that All Elective Medical Procedures are Hereby Prohibited 
  20. Executive Order 17-20 Declare and Order that the Listed Statutory Regulations are to be Suspended for the Duration of the State of Emergency 
  21. Executive Order 18-20 Declare and Order that the Primary Election Scheduled for May 12, 2020 Shall be Moved to June 9, 2020 
  22. Executive Order 19-20 Declare and Order that the Listed Regulatory Statues are Suspended for the Duration of the State of Emergency  

  23. Executive Order 20-20 As a Necessary Measure to Respond to the Outbreak of the Covid-19 Virus, Declare and Order, for the Counties of Berkeley, Jefferson and Morgan, Certain Provisions of Executive Order 9-20 and Other Executive Orders are Amended as Listed 

  24. Executive Order 21-20 As a Necessary Measure to Respond to the Outbreak of the Covid-19 Virus, Declare and Order, for the Counties of Harrison, Kanawha, and Monongalia, Certain Provisions of Executive Order 9-20 and Other Executive Orders are Amended as Listed 

  25. Executive Order 23-20 Declare and Order the Listed Statutory Regulations and Provisions are Suspended; And, Declare and Order, Effective April 10, 2020, Procedures for All Public and Private Golf Courses; And Allowance for Municipality’s to Hold Elections on Primary Elections Day, June 9, 2020

  26. Executive Order 20-26 Declare and Order that the Listed Statutory Regulations are Suspended for the Duration of the State of Emergency

  27. Executive Order 207-20 Declare and Order Testing of all Individuals Who Reside or Work in the Nursing Homes Throughout the State
  28. Executive Order 28-20 Declare an Amendment to EO 16-20, Outlining a Procedure to Allow More Urgent Elective Medical Procedures to be Resumed at a Hospital or Ambulatory Surgical Center that is Regulated by Ohflac
  29. Executive Order 30-20 Order and Declare that Provisions of Previous Executive Orders are Amended Regarding Certain Health Care Providers and Practitioners and Chapter 30 Health Care Boards
  30. Executive Order 31-20 Declare and Order that the Listed Statutory Regulations are Suspended for the Duration of the State of Emergency
  31. Executive Order 32-20 Declare and Order, Certain Provisions of Previous Executive Orders are Amended or Terminated
  32. Executive Order 33-20 Declare and Order Amending Executive Orders 21-20 and 24-20 by Terminating the Provisions that Pertain to Jackson County, Kanawha County, and Ohio County Only
  33. Executive Order 34-20 Declare and Order that Executive Order 24-20 is Terminated and without Further Effect on May 5, 2020
  34. Executive Order 35-20 Declare and Order Testing on all Individuals Who Reside or Work in Assisted Living Residences and Residential Care Communities Licensed by the DHHR; and Testing of all Individuals who Work in Child Care Centers Licensed by the DHHR
  35. Executive Order 36-20 Declare and Order, the Amendment of Certain Previous Executive Orders to Allow the Reopening of Wellness Center Facilities that Offer Exercise Therapy, Physical Therapy, Post-Operative Therapy, and/or Rehabilitative Therapy Programs to Individuals; and Allowing for the Reopening of Drive-In Movie Theaters

Passed Covid-19 West Virginia legislation:

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in West Virginia:

Stay-at-home order in Place in West Virginia

Stay at home, starting March 24th

Wisconsin executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Executive Order 72, Relating to Declaring a Health Emergency in Response to the COVID-19 Coronavirus
  3. Order for Statewide School Closure
  4. Department of Health Services Secretary Prohibits Gatherings of 50 or More 
  5. Department of Health Emergency Order #5 Prohibiting Mass Gatherings of 10 People or More
  6. Emergency Order #6 Restricting the Size of Child Care Settings 
  7. Emergency Order #7 to the Department of Workforce Development Regarding Unemployment Insurance 
  8. Emergency Order #8 Updated Mass Gathering Ban 
  9. Emergency Order #9 Order to the Department of Corrections 
  10. Emergency Order #10 Department of Public Instruction Administrative Rule Suspension and Emergency 
  11. Emergency Order #11 Public Service Commission Administrative Rules Suspension SUSPENSIONS
  12. Emergency Order #12 Safer at Home Order 
  13. Gov. Evers Launches Wisconsin’s COVID-19 PPE Program 
  14. Emergency Order #13 Order to the Department of Workforce Development Regarding Minor Work Permits 
  15. Emergency Order #14 Relating to Extending the Department of Transportation Emergency Permits to Assist wit Grocery Supply Efforts 
  16. Emergency Order #15 Temporary Ban on Evictions and Foreclosures 
  17. Emergency Order #16 Relating to Certain Health Care Providers and the Department of Safety and Professional Services Credentialing 
  18. Emergency Order #17 Department of Natural Resources Administrative Rule Suspension 
  19. Emergency Order #18 Relating to Department of Children and Families Administrative Rule Suspensions 
  20. Emergency Order #19 Appropriate Use Of COVID-19 Information by Law Enforcement Agencies, First Responders, and Public Safety Workers 
  21. Executive Order #73 Relating to a Special Session of the Legislature to Provide for an All-Mail Spring Election and Special Election for the 7th Congressional District during the COVID-19 Pandemic 
  22. Emergency Order #20 Relating to Modification of Emergency Order # 16  
  23. Emergency Order #21 Relating to the Department of Health Services Administrative Rule Suspensions and Order  
  24. Executive Order #74 Relating to suspending in-person voting on April 7, 2020, due to the COVID-19 Pandemic
  25. Emergency Order 22: Related to Certain Timelines Established by the Department of Safety and Professional Services
  26. Emergency Order 23: Related to the Department of Veterans Affairs Assistance to Needy Veterans Program​
  27. Emergency Order #25 Additional Safety Measures Related to the Department of Workforce Development and Migrant Labor Camps
  28. Emergency Order #26 Relating to Department of Children and Families Administrative Rules Suspension
  29. Emergency Order #27 Related to Joint Effort Marketing Administered by the Department of Tourism
  30. Emergency Order #28 Safer at Home Order
  31. Emergency Order 29: University of Wisconsin System Administrative Rule Suspensions
  32. Emergency Order 30: Department of Natural Resources Administrative Rule Suspensions​
  33. Emergency Order #31 Badger Bounce Back
  34. Emergency Order 32 Relating to the Operations of the Alternative Care Facility
  35. Emergency Order 33 Department of Revenue Administrative Rule Suspension
  36. Emergency Order 34 Interim Order to Turn the Dial
  37. Emergency Order 35: Relating to the Department of Health Services and Department of Safety and Professional Services
  38. Emergency Order #36 Interim Order to Turn the Dial

Supreme Court Decisions

Wisconsin Supreme Court Ruling Overturning Covid-19 Executive order.

Wisconsin Supreme Court Opinion on Covid-19 Ruling

 

Wyoming executive orders passed due to coronavirus:

  1. State of Emergency declared
  2. Executive Order 2020-2 Declaration of a State of Emergency and a Public Health Emergency
  3. Governor Announces Coronavirus Task Forces
  4. Governor and State Health Officer Issue Statewide Closure for Public Spaces 
  5. Executive Order 2020-3 Emergency Exemption from Permissible Operating Time Regulations and Waiver of Allowable Size and Weight Permit Fees 
  6. Statewide Public Health Order #2 Forbidding Gatherings of Ten People or More 
  7. Executive Order 2020-04 Suspension of Provisions of Certain Statutes and Rules Related to Driver Licenses Due to a Public Health Emergency 
  8. Executive Order 2020-5 Restaurant/Bar & Grill Emergency Liquor Service 
  9. Second Continuation of Public Health Order #3 closing non-essential personal services through April 30 
  10. Second Continuation of Public Health Order #2  forbidding gatherings of 10 people or more through April 30 
  11. Statewide Directive for Individuals Arriving in Wyoming From Another State or Country to Self-Quarantine through April 30 
  12. Third Continuation of Public Health Order #1: Closing Bars, Restaurants, Theaters, Gymnasiums, Child Care Facilities, K-12 Schools, Colleges, Universities, and Trade Schools Statewide
  13. Third Continuation and Modification of Public Health Order #2: Forbidding Gatherings of Ten (10) People or More
  14. Third Continuation and Modification of Public Health Order #3: Temporary Closure of Nail Salons, Hair Salons, Barber Shops, Massage Therapy Services, Tattoo Body Art and Piercing Shops, and Cosmetology, Electrology, and Esthetic Services
  15. Fourth Continuation, and Modification, of Statewide Public Health Order Regarding Bars, Restaurants, Theaters, Gymnasiums, Child Care Facilities, K-12 Schools, Colleges, Universities, and Trade Schools
  16. Fourth Continuation, and Modification, of Statewide Public Health Order #3 Regarding Nail Salons, Hair Salons, Barber Shops, Massage Therapy Services, Tattoo, Body Art and Piercing Shops, and Cosmetology, Electrology, and Esthetic Services
  17. Fourth Continuation, and Modification, of Statewide Public Health Order #2: Forbidding Gatherings of More than Twenty-Five (25) People

Passed Covid-19 Wyoming legislation:

Pending Covid-19 bills and legislation in Wyoming:

Stay-at-home order in Place in Wyoming

Stay at home, starting March 28th

Ever Since the first Covid-19 Stimulus Package was signed into law on March 27th. Not much has happened to support the people and businesses impacted by the Covid-19 shut down.

But with the second Covid-19 Stimulus package right around the corner. What should you expect?

-A second $1,200 stimulus check is likely in the works for most Americans.

– $500 for each child in the household

-That is not to mention SBA loans, PPP (Paycheck Protection programs), and unemployment programs.

This bill is currently still being debated in the legislative branches of the government But it will likely be a repeat of the first stimulus package, with some added funding.

More info on the second 2020 Covid-19 Stimulus Package

In a shocking decision, the Supreme Court of Wisconsin overturned the Stay at Home order in Wisconsin in a 4-3 ruling. immediately overturning the lock down. See entire Wisconsin Supreme Court Ruling for more information.

Shelly Luther is released from jail after Texas Supreme Court Ruled her jailing was unconstitutional. See the Texas Supreme Court decision 20-0363.

 

Covid-19 Law Tracker Archive

What Schools are Closed Due to Coronavirus (Covid-19)?

The following table lists all school closures by state due to coronavirus.

  Closure Start
 Closure End Local Information
Alabama March 18th Closed for School Year Closed for School Year
Alaska March 16th May 1st  
Arizona March 16th Closed for School Year Closed for School Year
Arkansas March 16th April 17th  
California March 16th *  
Colorado March 18th April 30th  
Connecticut March 16th April 20th*  
Delaware March 16th May 15th  
Florida Varies on district *  
Georgia March 17th Closed for School Year Closed for School Year
Hawaii March 17th April 30th  
Idaho Tuesday March 18th April 20th*  
Illinois Tuesday March 17th April 30th  
Indiana March 17th Closed for school year Closed for School Year
Iowa March 17th April 30th  
Kansas March 13th April 30th Closed for School Year
Kentucky March 13th *  
Louisiana March 16th April 30th  
Maryland March 16th April 24th  
Maine April 1st May 1st Maine School Closings and Delays
Massachusetts March 16th May 1st  
Michigan March 13th Closed for school year Schools Closed for School Year
Minnesota March 17th May 4th  
Mississippi March 20th Closed for school year Executive Order 1460 All Schools Closed
Missouri March 18th April 24th Executive Order 1460 All Schools Closed
Montana March 17th April 10th  
Nebraska March 13th *  
Nevada March 13th April 30th  
New Hampshire March 13th May 4th  
New Mexico March 13th Closed for School Year Closed for School Year
New York March 16th April 15th  
North Carolina March 13th May 15th  
North Dakota March 17th *  
Ohio March 13th May 1st  
Oklahoma March 16th Closed for school year Closed for School Year
Oregon March 16th April 28th  
Pennsylvania March 16th *  
Rhode Island March 16th April 30th  
South Carolina March 13th April 30th  
South Dakota March 13th *  
Tennessee March 20th *  
Texas March 19th May 4th  
Utah March 13th May 1st  
Vermont March 13th Closed for School Year Closed for School Year
Virginia March 13th Closed for School year All schools closed remainder of year Executive order 53.
Washington March 17th April 24th  
West Virginia March 13th April 30th  
Wisconsin March 18th April 23rd  
Wyoming March 16th April 30th  
*Date indefinite or subject to change, and may vary by district.

State-to-State Travel Ban

At this time there is no federal ban on state to state travel. Although some jobs and military members may have travel restrictions from their employers.

There are some local travel bans such as a temporary ban on non-residence to the Outer Banks.

If you feel like your rights have been violated, contact a lawyer immediately.

Travel impacted by Coronavirus, covid-19 travel restrictions.

International Travel Bans Enacted Due to Coronavirus(Covid-19)

The United States has enacted multiple travel bans that have taken place over the recent Coronavirus spread. If you are stuck overseas, or have other legal issues, contact a lawyer today.

As of March 20th

Travel to Mexico and Canada will be restricted to “essential” travel only.

March 16th

On March 16th the European travel ban will expand to foreign nationals traveling out of the United Kingdom and Ireland

March 13th

As of March 13th, any American citizens and permanent residents that are traveling back from any high-risk areas are to only travel back to the United States through following airports. There they will be tested for Covid-19…

  • Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Georgia (ATL)
  • Newark Liberty International Airport, New Jersey (EWR)
  • Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, Texas (DFW)
  • Boston-Logan International Airport, Massachusetts (BOS)
  • Chicago O’Hare International Airport, Illinois (ORD)
  • Los Angeles International Airport, California (LAX)
  • John F. Kennedy International Airport, New York (JFK)
  • Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, Washington (SEA)
  • Washington-Dulles International Airport, Virginia (IAD)
  • Detroit Metropolitan Airport, Michigan (DTW)
  • Daniel K. Inouye International Airport, Hawaii (HNL)
  • Miami International Airport, Florida (MIA)
  • San Francisco International Airport, California (SFO)

March 11th

Any foreign nationals that have visited the following countries within the past 14 days are barred from visiting the U.S. for at least 30 days. This is subject to change based on the track of the virus…

  • China
  • Iran
  • Austria
  • Belgium
  • Czech Republic
  • Denmark
  • Estonia
  • Finland
  • France
  • Germany
  • Greece
  • Hungary
  • Iceland
  • Italy
  • Latvia
  • And Other European Countries in the Schengen Area (Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland)

As of March 13th a military travel ban will also come into effect. This ban prevents those in the military, and their families, from traveling within the United States unless otherwise allowed to do so. This ban has been enacted to prevent the spread of Coronavirus and to limit those with high clearance from entering areas such as the Pentagon.

Covid-19 Self-Quarantines by State

Current “quarantines” in the US are voluntary or restrictive to businesses. A few states have mandated “quarantines” or restricted nonessential businesses.

Please search laws by state menu above. If you have a tip we missed, email us here.

If your city or state has mandated a quarantine, and you feel your rights have been violated, contact a lawyer immediately.

Disclaimer– Due to the nature of constantly changing information we make no guarantees about the accuracy of information. With 50 states to track, its nearly impossible, but we are doing our best! Please see sources for more information about each state.

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