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AK

Gov. Dunleavy announced the creation of the Alaska Economic Stabilization Team (AEST). The bipartisan group of leaders will work with the Administration on a plan to protect the state’s economy from the impact of COVID‐19. The group will be led by former Gov. Sean Parnell and former US Sen. Mark Begich. The remaining seats will be filled by a cross section of Alaska’s economic leaders and former elected officials.

Governor has issued an EO to "gradually open the ecomony," thus lifting his previous EO that was effective until April 21. Governor has deeloped guidelines for the opening of "non‐essential" businesses. This new EO does not affect the motor vehicle industry since sales and reparis were allowed under previous EOs.

https://gov.alaska.gov/newsroom/2020/03/17/governor‐dunleavy‐announces‐alaska‐economic‐stabilization‐team/

No Yes

AL

Gov. Kay Ivey announced the creation of a new executive committee that will field recommendations on when to re‐open the state’s economy. The committee will consist of six members from her coronavirus task force. They’ll take recommendations from Alabama’s Small Business Commission, headed by Lt. Governor Will Ainsworth, and the U.S. congressional delegation from Alabama.

https://wbhm.org/feature/2020/gov‐kay‐ivey‐taps‐committee‐to‐plan‐for‐reopening‐alabamas‐economy/

No Yes (pre‐appointed)

AR No stay‐at‐home order ever established




AZ

Gov. Ducey has announced that he wants to start the dialogue on how to restart the economy. He sent a generic letter to the business community stating his intentions. This effort will be led by the Arizona Commerce Authority (ACA), which is a public‐private entity responsible for commerce policy in AZ. Our lobbyist has spoken with the ACA and they are still in the beginning stages of determining how to move forward. This might result in one or two working groups – but that has not yet been decided. They are very interested in hearing from companies that are currently closed. However, they are also open to all ideas/suggestions from other industries that have been severely impacted by the shelter in place directives. For now, they are simply asking for ideas and suggestions to be sent to the ACA. They will then use this as a framework for future discussions and to develop a priority list for the governor to consider.

No Unknown




CA

Gov. Newsom today announced the formation of a state Task Force on Business and Jobs Recovery. According to the release from the governor’s office, the Task Force mission is “to chart a path forward on recovery in the wake of COVID‐19. The Task Force will be co‐chaired by Governor Newsom’s Chief of Staff Ann O’Leary and philanthropist, environmentalist and businessman Tom Steyer, who was also appointed Chief Advisor to the Governor on Business and Jobs Recovery.”

Gov. Newsom has announced his “Roadmap to Modify the Stay at Home Order” today. His roadmap has six indicators that will determine his decision to modify the order. ‐Expanding tes ng ‐Protec ng high risk groups, including seniors, the medically vulnerable and people in facilities like nursing homes ‐Ensuring hospitals have enough beds and supplies to care for patients ‐Progress in developing treatments ‐Ability of schools and businesses to support physical distancing ‐Ability to decide when to reins tute stay‐at‐home orders if needed.

Entered into a West Coast Regional Recovery Plan agreement

https://www.gov.ca.gov/wp‐content/uploads/2020/04/Update‐on‐California‐Pandemic‐Roadmap.pdf

No Yes

CO

The Governor also announced the Governor’s Economic Stabilization and Growth Council. This group will be made up of community leaders from a variety of backgrounds and will serve as economic advisors to the Governor during this time.

Joined the Western State Coalition with California, Oregon and Washington https://ewscripps.brightspotcdn.com/74/97/538f768a4786a9252b2fdc21d5c7/d‐2020‐044‐safer‐at‐home.pdf





CT

On 4‐13 the governors of NY, NJ, PA, DE, CT, RI, and MA announced they would be forming a multi‐state effort to assess and manage the process to reopen their respective state's economy. Each state will staff the group with a lead public health official, a lead economic advisor, and the governor's chief of staff.

Joined Northeast Multi‐State Planning Group

No No

DE


Prosperity Partnership will host virtual Recovery Town Halls with members of the General Assembly, small businesses, and local Chambers of Commerce, to begin collecting feedback from small business leaders about Delaware's economic reopening.

Additionally, Governor Carney has assigned S.W.A.T. teams from state government to work with industries most hard‐hit by the COVID‐19 crisis, including the restaurant industry, tourism, retail, and the arts community.

https://governor.delaware.gov/delawares‐recovery/


Governor Carney Announced Public Engagement Around Economic Reopening, Recovery

No No




FL

Governor Ron DeSantis’ Re‐Open Florida Task Force has published their final report containing their recommendations for re‐opening the state’s economy. The document isis available by following this link: https://www.flgov.com/wp‐content/uploads/covid19/Taskforce%20Report.pdf

The business leaders and elected officials on the task force will oversee three working groups that will meet daily to consider how to revive businesses, from “low” risk occupations such as finance, government and agriculture, to more high‐risk fields that include tourism, restaurants, sports, retail stores and transportation.

Governor DeSantis announces "Re‐Open Florida Task Force"


GA

The role of the Economic Impact Subcommittee is to help predict the economic effects on the state of Georgia from COVID19 and make recommendations. They‘re also being asked to brainstorm policies that might be implemented to help ease the economic pain from this event.

Governor Kemp has announced that Georgia will reopen the State’s economy and begin easing social distancing. Based on criteria provided by the White House’s plan to reopen America, Governor Kemp says they are on track to meet the criteria under phase one. Starting Friday, fitness and personal care services are allowed to resume operations while practicing social distancing and proper sanitation. Restaurants are expected to reopen for dine‐in service beginning Monday, April 27, with the same expectations for safety. The SIP order is expected to expire April 30.

The Governor also shared that he has been in communication with the other Southeastern state leaders, sans Democratic Governor Cooper, about a regional approach to reopening.

Governor's COVID‐19 Task Force ‐ Economic Impact Task Force

https://gov.georgia.gov/press‐releases/2020‐03‐20/kemp‐names‐coronavirus‐task‐force‐committees





HI

Gov. David Ige announced Wednesday that he has appointed Hawaiian Electric Co.’s senior executive advisor Alan Oshima to lead the statewide COVID‐19 Hawaii Economic and Community Recovery and Resiliency Plan “to lead a collaborative effort with government, business, nonprofits and the community to develop and carry out” a plan for Hawaii to recover from the COVID‐19 crisis.

https://governor.hawaii.gov/newsroom/latest‐news/office‐of‐the‐governor‐governor‐ige‐appoints‐alan‐m‐oshima‐to‐lead‐hawaiis‐economic‐and‐community‐recovery‐resiliency‐efforts/

No Yes

IA

ID

Idaho Gov. Little held a press conference to lay out his plan to reopen the state. He announced that staged re‐opening will begin May 1, but will continue to follow the guidelines of the CDC and the White House. The governor has assembled a group of business leaders to guide Idaho back toward prosperity ‐ the Economic Rebound Advisory Committee.

A website has been established ‐ https://rebound.idaho.gov/ where Idahoans can track the progress of Idaho’s economic rebound. The governor has planned a four‐phase opening process, with criteria at each of the four stages. The website contains a grid with a plan for different segments of Idaho’s economy to reopen. This is intended to give employers and employees a path to reopening. The governor will be making reopening decisions two weeks at a time in order to ensure that Idaho doesn’t reopen too quickly and have another COVID spike.

Today’s announcement does not drastically affected the motor vehicle industry since under the governor’s previous orders auto sales have been allowed.

A website has been established

https://rebound.idaho.gov/ where Idahoans can track the progress of Idaho’s economic rebound.

Yes

No stay‐at‐home order ever established




IL

Governors in seven Midwest states have announced a plan to work together on reopening the regional economy. The group includes governors in Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Indiana and Kentucky.

Joined Midwest Multi‐State Planning Group

House and Senate work groups Unknown

IN


Indiana's stay‐at‐home order is set to expire at midnight. Instead Governor Holcomb announced a 5‐stage plan to get Indiana’s economy and society fully open. Though local units can enact more strict guidelines (and Indianapolis extended their stay‐at‐home order until May 15th). https://backontrack.in.gov/

Governor Holcomb announced the creation of the Economic Relief and Recovery Team

https://calendar.in.gov/site/gov/event/gov‐holcomb‐announces‐taskforce‐to‐track‐covid‐19‐spending/


No Yes

KS




KY

Gov. Beshear: Phased Restart of Economy Begins Monday, April 27 with Limited Health Care Services.

On April 29, Gov. Beshear unveiled a tentative reopening schedule for a variety of businesses allowed to resume operations. For non‐essential businesses which were closed, the following business sectors are in line to restart:

May 11 – Manufacturing, construction, vehicle and vessel dealerships, professional services (at 50% of pre‐outbreak capacity), horse racing (without spectators), pet grooming and boardingMay 20 – Retail, houses of worshipMay 25 – Social gatherings of no more than 10 people, barbers, salons, cosmetology businesses and similar services

https://kentucky.gov/Pages/Activity‐stream.aspx?n=GovernorBeshear&prId=148


The Governor unveiled a new, 10‐point plan that aims to guide businesses as they prepare for a gradual reopening.


Gov. Andy Beshear announced the launch of “Healthy at Work,” a new initiative to help Kentucky businesses reopen safely.

https://govstatus.egov.com/ky‐healthy‐at‐work

Gov. Beshear Outlines 7 Benchmarks to Reopen Commonwealth’s Economy



No Unknown




LA

The commission will include a task force structure dedicated to strengthening specific sectors of Louisiana’s economy. Task forces will be focused on solutions for such critical sectors as Energy and Manufacturing; Health Care, including improved delivery of medical care, health equity and enhanced facilities; Tourism, including hotels, gaming and related hospitality entities; Rural Development; Education and Workforce, with attention given to the training needs of displaced workers; and Economic and Community Development, including strategies for making regions and communities more resilient in the face of future health care threats and other risks.

Gov. Edwards Creates Resilient Louisiana Commission

https://gov.louisiana.gov/index.cfm/communication/viewcampaign/2620?&uid=d%7Di%3Emxk%2Bja&nowrap=1

Yes, Louisiana Legislative Advisory Task Force on Economic Recovery formed 4/20/2020 https://wgno.com/news/legislative‐leaders‐establish‐advisory‐task‐force‐to‐help‐jump‐start‐the‐louisiana‐economy/

Yes (pre‐appointed)

MA



No No

MD

Governor Hogan will Introduce ‘Maryland Strong: Roadmap to Recovery’ on Friday, April 24.

https://governor.maryland.gov/2020/04/22/governor‐hogan‐announces‐significant‐progress‐on‐building‐blocks‐for‐recovery‐plan‐will‐introduce‐maryland‐strong‐roadmap‐to‐recovery‐on‐friday/

Governor Hogan Plans Gradual Rollout of Recovery Phase

https://governor.maryland.gov/2020/04/15/governor‐hogan‐plans‐gradual‐rollout‐of‐recovery‐phase‐amid‐very‐real‐reasons‐for‐hope‐and‐optimism/

No Unknown




ME

4/29 Governor Mills issued a new paln to reopen the statehttps://www.maine.gov/covid19/sites/maine.gov.covid19/files/inline‐files/Restarting%20Maines%20Economy%20Book.pdf

This moves away from essential/non‐essential structure to specific dates for different industries based on human interactions. Dealerships are allowed for 5/1.

https://www.maine.gov/covid19/restartingmaine

MI


The COVID‐19 Task Force on Economy/Workforce, covers general economic impact, workforce, supply chain, business continuity, and related issues

On April 27, Governor Whitmer said that outdoor enterprises and residential and commercial construction will be among the next businesses to reopen. Whitmer said her administration is "carefully" evaluating reopening industrial sectors as well.

Members of the governor's Michigan Economic Recovery Council also outlined recommendations for reopening the state's economy. Those recommendations include using a regional approach, reopening low‐risk industries first and then moving to high‐risk industries and instituting best practices for protecting workers.

COVID‐19 Task Force on Economy/Workforce

https://www.michigan.gov/coronavirus/0,9753,7‐406‐98158‐520742‐‐,00.html

Joined Midewst MultiState Planning Group

“Safe Behavior for Safe Workplaces” Senate workgroup

Yes




MN



No Unknown

MO

The Republican governor said the first phase of the reopening might look different in various regions of the state and local governments will be able to impose stricter limitations if their officials believe it is necessary. But he said as of next Monday 5/4, Missourians will be able to return to all businesses, such as restaurants, manufacturing plants, gyms and, hair salons, along with churches, sporting events and social gatherings.

Governor Parsons has announced his phased "show‐me strong recovery" plan: https://content.govdelivery.com/attachments/MOGOV/2020/04/27/file_attachments/1437023/Show%20Me%20Strong%20Recovery%20‐%20Phase%201%20Guidance.pdf

MS

Under the ‘Restart Mississippi’ umbrella, they are going to develop a series of recommendations and goals for our new economy. They will study the impact of COVID‐19 on our workforce and small businesses.

On 4/24 Governor Reeves will issue a new excutive order replacing the SIP order with a "safer‐at‐home" order which allows most businesses to reopen with heightened social distancing and santiation measures in place. Businesses are only allowed to allow half building capacity for any given business.

"Restart Mississippi" effort announced

https://yallpolitics.com/2020/04/15/governor‐reeves‐partners‐with‐private‐sector‐to‐study‐economic‐recovery/





MT

The Montana coronavirus task force is expected to move forward with a gradual, phased reopening. Gov. Bullock says Montana’s stay at home order will stay in effect through April 24, but after that the state will move forward with a phased reopening. As detailed in the Directive, the Stay at Home Directive is extended for individuals until Sunday, April 26 and for non‐essential businesses until Monday, April 27, except as provided herein (e.g., bar and restaurant closures extended to May 4).

Directive:

https://covid19.mt.gov/Portals/223/Documents/04‐22‐20%20Directive%20and%20Appx%20‐%20Reopening%20Phase%20One.pdf?ver=2020‐04‐22‐124954‐977

Governor’s Phased Approach to Reopening: https://covid19.mt.gov/Portals/223/Documents/Reopening%20Montana%20Phased%20Approach.pdf?ver=2020‐04‐22‐115707‐770

Governor Bullock Announces Coronavirus Relief Fund Task Force

No Yes

NC




ND

The state’s commerce department will work with business associations to develop new safety procedures for a gradual, safe reopening, according to a statement issued by his office.

Safety measures could include daily disinfection, mandatory health protocols, and limits on the number of customers who can enter a business.

https://www.governor.nd.gov/news/burgum‐extends‐business‐restrictions‐10‐days‐outlines‐path‐forward‐reopening

Gov. Doug Burgum and Commerce Commissioner Michelle Kommer today released “North Dakota Smart Restart” protocols for businesses resuming or continuing operations during the COVID‐19 pandemic.

https://ndresponse.gov/covid‐19‐resources/covid‐19‐business‐and‐employer‐resources/nd‐smart‐restart/nd‐smart‐restart‐protocols

Governor Doug Burgum issued guidelines for reopening the state as soon as May 1

No Yes

NE

NHOn 4‐14 the Governor established an advisory panel to guide the state's response to the crisis. The group will meet for the first time on 4‐16.

https://www.governor.nh.gov/news‐media/press‐2020/2020415‐goferr.htm


NJ



No No

NM

NVJoined the Western State Coalition with California, Oregon and Washington





NY



No No

OH


The Governor's new Stay Safe Ohio order, which incorporates the new reopening provisions and maintains the continuing restrictions, was issued and extends the requirements until May 29. The governor anticipates this order will be superseded a number of times throughout the month as conditions change and restrictions are lifted. Businesses that intend to open must follow the opening protocols for distancing, cleaning, protective gear, etc. as described by the Governor's Responsible Restart Ohio plan.

https://coronavirus.ohio.gov/static/publicorders/Directors‐Stay‐Safe‐Ohio‐Order.pdf

https://coronavirus.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/covid‐19/responsible‐restart‐ohio/

OADA Guidance: http://www.oada.com/aws/OADA/pt/sd/news_article/297666/_PARENT/layout_details/false

Governor’s Economic Advisory Board

Joined Midwest Multi State Planning Group

Governor DeWine announced the state's re‐opening plan called Responsible Restart Ohio.

https://coronavirus.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/covid‐19/responsible‐restart‐ohio/welcome/responsible‐restart‐ohio

Ohio House Republicans released their “Open Ohio Responsibly Framework”. The plan includes:• 12 guiding principles;• Guidelines for opening Ohio responsibly on or before May 1;• A concept of operations section; and• Other recommended COVID‐19‐related precautionary guidelines.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/y39p59cse45s05f/Open%20Ohio%20Responsibly%20Framework%204.27.2020‐0916.pdf?dl=0

Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder named 24 lawmakers to a bipartisan task force that will research economic recovery from the COVID‐19 pandemic. Anything this committee would work on would be legislation that would need a House process and a Senate process to be implemented.

https://www.wksu.org/post/coronavirus‐ohio‐bipartisan‐task‐force‐assembled‐help‐economic‐recovery#stream/0

Yes




OK

Oklahoma will begin implementing a three‐phased approach to open Oklahoma’s economy back up starting April 24, 2020. This statewide plan is: 1. Based on scientific modeling from public health experts 2. Intended to mitigate risk of resurgence 3. Intended to protect Oklahoma’s most vulnerable citizens from the threat of COVID‐19 4. Intended for businesses and individuals to utilize in conjunction with guidance from the Oklahoma Department of Commerce, the Oklahoma State Health Department, and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).

https://www.okcommerce.gov/wp‐content/uploads/Open‐Up‐and‐Recover‐Safely‐Plan.pdf

Governor Kevin Stitt introduces the State’s Open Up and Recover Safely (OURS) plan https://www.governor.ok.gov/articles/press_releases/gov‐stitt‐announces‐open‐up‐and‐recovery‐plan

No Unknown

OR

Gov. Brown issued an EO that was not as restrictive as many states which allowed dealerships to remain open. She has also entered into a Regional Recovery Plan agreement with CA and WA. Her administration has produced a high level plan for “Restarting Public Life":

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_NQIdniPI3DlE1A8WP‐t8KJfAPkjbo‐_/view


No Unknown

PA



https://www.governor.pa.gov/process‐to‐reopen‐pennsylvania/

No No




RI



Five readiness teams are focused on creating the infrastructure needed to phase back in the economy and planning for that phase‐in, including the Business and Workforce Readiness team which is responsible for preparing to re‐open business and community settings through a phased approach that protects the health and welfare of the public.

Seven cross cutting teams will support the readiness teams and COVID efforts more broadly.

www.reopeningri.com

No No

SC

McMaster announced that his administration has been working on a revitalization plan known as "Accelerate South Carolina" focused on best practices to get the state's economy started again. The working group will include representatives from manufacturing, tourism, hospitality, agribusiness, state agencies and members of the General Assembly. He will provide more information on this next week (week of 4/20).

"Accelerate South Carolina" ‐ details expected next week

No Yes




SD


The “Back to Normal” plan outlines guidance for individuals, employers, schools, health care providers and local governments. Specific information is available here.

Today, Governor Noem signed Executive Order 2020‐20 to put the plan into effect. The plan is based on increased testing capacity and continued improvement in South Dakota’s projected peak hospitalization.

https://news.sd.gov/newsitem.aspx?id=26712

https://covid.sd.gov/docs/COVID_SDPlan_BackToNormal.pdf

Governor Noem Announces ‘Back to Normal’ Plan for reopening South Dakota's economy

Unknown

TN

Gov. Lee announced the development of the Economic Recovery Group to focus on a phased reboot of the state economy. The group will be led by Tourism Commissioner Mark Ezell and will work in coordination with legislative leadership, local mayors, health care professionals, and representatives of impacted industries. The Economic Recovery Group will issue industry‐specific guidance so that businesses can be prepared to operate safely and protect their employees and customers.

Gov. Bill Lee announced on April 13 that his stay‐at‐home order will not be extended past April 30, and that businesses around the state will begin reopening next week.

Economic Recovery Group Releases Guidance for Close Contact Businesses for May 6 Reopen ‐ https://www.tn.gov/governor/news/2020/4/30/economic‐recovery‐group‐releases‐guidance‐for‐close‐contact‐businesses‐for‐may‐6‐reopen.html

https://www.tn.gov/governor/covid‐19/covid‐19‐daily‐bulletin/2020/4/13/covid‐19‐bulletin‐‐17‐‐‐april‐13‐‐2020.html

No Unkown




TX

Governor Abbott created a strike force to oversee the economy’s reopening. It includes Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, Speaker of the House Dennis Bonnen, Attorney General Ken Paxton and Comptroller Glenn Hegar. They’ll partner with a team of medical advisers and a team of business leaders to figure out how and when to safely reopen businesses.

https://gov.texas.gov/organization/opentexas

No Unknown

UT

Gov. Herbert announced that on Friday May 1, Utah will move from “Red” High Risk to “Orange” Moderate Risk for COVID‐19. The governor emphasized the new level is less‐restrictive but remains a cautious operating system. The Orange level opens some elements of the Utah economy, with some risks to the public for COVID‐19.

Gov. Herbert announced an update to the state’s plan on opening the economy, entitled UTAH LEADS TOGETHER 2.0. At a press conference, Gov. Herbert stated the following:‐ The state plan in place currently has been working to flatten the curve and get the state back on track.‐ He is hopeful that Utah can begin easing restrictions in the beginning of May, including those restrictions on in‐house dining, elective surgeries, and gyms.‐ Restrictions can only be lifted as Utahns continue to adhere to the Stay Safe, Stay Home directive.‐ The timeline of Utah’s plan includes three phases: urgent, stabilization, and recovery.‐ Utah is at the end of the “urgent” phase.‐ Stay‐at‐home directives and orders are in place until May 1 — with promise the state may begin to gradually reopen.‐ The state will continue social distancing, increasing testing and maintaining public health orders limiting certain activities.‐ The stabilization phase is expected to continue through September, according to the plan.

https://coronavirus.utah.gov/utah‐leads‐together/

No Unknown




VA

Governor Ralph Northam the creation of the Commonwealth’s COVID‐19 Business Task Force, which will provide advice and guidance to the Cabinet on a safe, responsible strategy for easing restrictions on businesses and individuals.

The task force consists of representatives from a variety of Virginia industries, scales, geographies, and backgrounds across the Commonwealth, including restaurants, breweries, wineries, small and large retailers, fitness centers, hair salons, barber shops, spas and estheticians, museums, hospitality groups, campgrounds, and entertainment venues.

https://www.governor.virginia.gov/newsroom/all‐releases/2020/april/headline‐856312‐en.html

Governor Northam creates COVID‐19 Business Task Force

No Yes

VT

WA

Gov. Inslee announed he will be creating the following 3 task forces ‐ ‐ Public Health‐ Return to Safe Work‐ Social Services

He has provided no further details.


Legislative Request ‐ https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/6842230‐Business‐Options‐for‐Reopen‐Table‐4‐17‐20‐1.html

Sen. Rep. Plan ‐ http://annrivers.src.wastateleg.org/wp‐content/uploads/sites/10/2020/04/Legislative‐Republicans‐Safe‐Economic‐Restart‐Plan‐April‐17‐2020.pdf

Unknown




WI

According to Governor Evers, the Badger Bounce Back plan is informed in part by President Trump's Guidelines for Opening Up America Again, issued by the White House on April 16, 2020. Currently, Wisconsin does not meet the criteria the White House established to end Safer at Home and start reopening the state, but the Badger Bounce Back plan outlines some important criteria to be able to get beyond Safer at Home: •First, a downward trajectory of influenza‐like illnesses reported within a 14‐day period AND a downward trajectory of COVID‐19 cases symptoms reported within a 14‐day period; •Second, a downward trajectory of posi ve tests as a percent of total tests within a 14‐day period; and •Third, ability to treat all pa ents without crisis care AND have robust testing programs in place for at‐risk healthcare.

Governor Tony Evers signed the COVID‐19 response legislation


https://content.govdelivery.com/attachments/WIGOV/2020/04/20/file_attachments/1431305/Badger%20Bounce%20Back%20PlanFINAL.pdf

No Unknown

WV

Gov. Justice announced today that he will soon lift the “Stay At Home” order imposed statewide last month, replacing it with a “Safer At Home” order. The order lifts some restrictions on non‐essential businesses. Essential business are exempt from the order and can continue to operate.

The new order goes into effect at 12:01 a.m. on Monday, May 4.

https://governor.wv.gov/Pages/Safer‐at‐Home.aspx

https://governor.wv.gov/Documents/2020%20Executive%20Orders/Executive‐Order‐April‐30‐2020‐Safer‐At‐Home‐Order.pdf

ATAE confirmed that his dealers can stay open. He said some are staying open with a limited sales staff.

Governor Justice announced the state's re‐opening plan: West Virginia Strong – The Comeback

https://governor.wv.gov/Pages/The‐Comeback.aspx




WY

Governor Mark Gordon has unveiled a plan to transition Wyoming to a new phase of COVID‐19 response. The plan creates a pathway to ease restrictions, recover businesses, and resume some activities. The phased approach will be driven by health‐related data and provides counties flexibility to seek variances based on local conditions. Additional information on the state’s transition is slated to be unveiled in the next week.

https://governor.wyo.gov/media/news‐releases/2020‐news‐releases/governor‐gordon‐unveils‐plan‐to‐ease‐covid‐19‐restrictions

Governor Mark Gordon has announced the creation of five coronavirus task forces. Each will be headed by one the five top‐elected officials in order to provide a coordinated, focused response to the coronavirus (COVID‐19) pandemic.

The Governor’s office will coordinate the health task force while Secretary of State Ed Buchanan will head the task force focused on state services and operations; Auditor Kristi Racines will lead the task force focused on business and the financial sector; Treasurer Curt Meier will lead the transportation and infrastructure task force; and Superintendent Jillian Balow will lead the education task force. All task force heads will report to Governor Gordon for final coordination.

Covid‐19 Task Forces

https://governor.wyo.gov/media/news‐releases/2020‐news‐releases/governor‐gordon‐announces‐coronavirus‐task‐forces

No Yes

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