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March 20, 2020 Governor Kay IveyState Capitol600 Dexter AvenueMontgomery, Alabama 36130-2751

Governor Dear Kay Ivey, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.

The companies that ABMA represents are essential businesses that supply cleaning and sanitation product to hundreds of thousands of other essential businesses, including hospitals and medical care facilities, medical supply companies and the defense, aerospace, energy, food processing and equipment industries, and others in the supply chain. Products from our industry keep hospitals and health care workers clean, safe and protected against infection.

Our members are committed to continuing to operate with the health and safety of industry employees, their families, and all Americans as the top priority. We are communicating to our members about the new protocols by the CDC and OSHA and look forward to further guidance from local, state, and federal authorities so they can maintain safe and secure operations while continuing to serve the country and their customers in this time of great need.

We stand together in support of the COVID-19 Task Force and appreciate your urgent attention to this most pressing matter. Please do not hesitate to reach out to me ([email protected]) if you or your team has questions.

Sincerely,

David C Parr Executive DirectorAmerican Brush Manufacturers Association

PRESIDENTD. SCOTT ENCHELMAIERIndustrial Brush CoFairfield, NJ

VICE-PRESIDENTGREGORY C. MILLERThe Mill Rose CompanyMentor, OH

TREASURERCHRISTOPHER MONAHANBrush Fibers IncArcola, IL

PAST PRESIDENTCARLOS R. PETZOLDBodam Int’l/Borghi USAAberdeen, MD

EXECUTIVE DIRECTORDAVID C. PARRSilvaCor, Inc.Durango, CO

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March 20, 2020 Governor Mike DunleavyState CapitolP.O. Box 110001Juneau, Alaska 99811-0001

Governor Dear Mike Dunleavy, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Lolo Matalasi MoligaExecutive Office BuildingThird FloorPago Pago, American Samoa 96799

Governor Dear Lolo Matalasi Moliga, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Doug DuceyState Capitol1700 West Washington St.Phoenix, Arizona 85007

Governor Dear Doug Ducey, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Asa HutchinsonState Capitol500 Woodlane Street, Room 250Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

Governor Dear Asa Hutchinson, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Gavin NewsomState CapitolSuite 1173Sacramento, California 95814

Governor Dear Gavin Newsom, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Jared Polis136 State CapitolDenver, Colorado 80203-1792

Governor Dear Jared Polis, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Ned Lamont210 Capitol AvenueHartford, Connecticut 06106

Governor Dear Ned Lamont, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor John CarneyLegislative HallDover, Delaware 19901

Governor Dear John Carney, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Ron DeSantisThe Capitol400 South Monroe StreetTallahassee, Florida 32399-0001

Governor Dear Ron DeSantis, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Brian Kemp203 State CapitolAtlanta, Georgia 30334

Governor Dear Brian Kemp, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Lou Leon GuerreroExecutive ChamberP.O. Box 2950Agana, Guam 96932

Governor Dear Lou Leon Guerrero, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor David IgeExecutive ChambersState CapitolHonolulu, Hawaii 96813

Governor Dear David Ige, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Brad Little700 West Jefferson Street2nd FloorBoise, Idaho 83702

Governor Dear Brad Little, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor JB PritzkerState Capital207 StatehouseSpringfield, Illinois 62706

Governor Dear JB Pritzker, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Eric HolcombState HouseRoom 206Indianapolis, Indiana 46204-2797

Governor Dear Eric Holcomb, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Kim ReynoldsState CapitolDes Moines, Iowa 50319-0001

Governor Dear Kim Reynolds, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Laura KellyCapitol, 300 SW 10th Avenue Suite 212STopeka, Kansas 66612-1590

Governor Dear Laura Kelly, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Andy Beshear700 Capitol AvenueSuite 100Frankfort, Kentucky 40601

Governor Dear Andy Beshear, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor John Bel EdwardsP.O. Box 94004Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70804-9004

Governor Dear John Bel Edwards, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Janet Mills1 State House StationAugusta, Maine 04333

Governor Dear Janet Mills, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Larry HoganState House100 State CircleAnnapolis, Maryland 21401

Governor Dear Larry Hogan, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Charlie BakerState HouseRoom 360Boston, Massachusetts 02133

Governor Dear Charlie Baker, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Gretchen WhitmerP.O. Box 30013Lansing, Michigan 48909

Governor Dear Gretchen Whitmer, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Tim Walz130 State Capitol75 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.St. Paul, Minnesota 55155

Governor Dear Tim Walz, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Tate ReevesP.O. Box 139Jackson, Mississippi 39205

Governor Dear Tate Reeves, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Mike ParsonCapitol BuildingRoom 216, P.O. Box 720Jefferson City, Missouri 65102

Governor Dear Mike Parson, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Steve BullockState CapitolHelena, Montana 59620-0801

Governor Dear Steve Bullock, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Pete RickettsP.O. Box 94848Lincoln, Nebraska 68509-4848

Governor Dear Pete Ricketts, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Steve SisolakCapitol Building101 North Carson StreetCarson City, Nevada 89701

Governor Dear Steve Sisolak, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Chris Sununu107 North Main StreetRoom 208Concord, New Hampshire 03301

Governor Dear Chris Sununu, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Phil MurphyThe State HouseP.O. Box 001Trenton, New Jersey 08625

Governor Dear Phil Murphy, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Michelle Lujan GrishamState CapitolFourth FloorSanta Fe, New Mexico 87501

Governor Dear Michelle Lujan Grisham, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Andrew CuomoState CapitolAlbany, New York 12224

Governor Dear Andrew Cuomo, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Roy Cooper20301 Mail Service CenterRaleigh, North Carolina 27699-0301

Governor Dear Roy Cooper, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Doug BurgumState Capitol600 East Boulevard Ave., Dept. 101Bismarck, North Dakota 58505-0001

Governor Dear Doug Burgum, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Ralph Deleon Guerrero TorresCaller Box 10007Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands 96950

Governor Dear Ralph Deleon Guerrero Torres, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Mike DeWine77 South High Street30th FloorColumbus, Ohio 43215

Governor Dear Mike DeWine, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Kevin StittState Capitol Building2300 Lincoln Blvd., Room 212Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105

Governor Dear Kevin Stitt, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Kate BrownState Capitol Building900 Court Street NE, Suite 254Salem, Oregon 97301-4047

Governor Dear Kate Brown, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Tom WolfMain Capitol BuildingRoom 225Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17120

Governor Dear Tom Wolf, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Wanda Vazquez GarcedLa FortalezaP.O. Box 9020082San Juan, Puerto Rico 00902-0082

Governor Dear Wanda Vazquez Garced, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Gina RaimondoState House82 Smith StreetProvidence, Rhode Island 02903

Governor Dear Gina Raimondo, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Henry McMaster1205 Pendleton StreetColumbia, South Carolina 29201

Governor Dear Henry McMaster, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Kristi Noem500 East Capitol AvenuePierre, South Dakota 57501

Governor Dear Kristi Noem, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Bill LeeState CapitolNashville, Tennessee 37243-0001

Governor Dear Bill Lee, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Greg AbbottP.O. Box 12428Austin, Texas 78711-2428

Governor Dear Greg Abbott, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Gary HerbertState CapitolSuite 200Salt Lake City, Utah 84114

Governor Dear Gary Herbert, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Phil Scott109 State StreetPavilion Office BuildingMontpelier, Vermont 05609

Governor Dear Phil Scott, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Ralph NorthamState Capitol3rd FloorRichmond, Virginia 23219

Governor Dear Ralph Northam, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Albert BryanGovernment House, 21-22 Kongens GadeCharlotte AmalieSt. Thomas, Virgin Islands 00802

Governor Dear Albert Bryan, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Jay InsleeP.O. Box 40002Olympia, Washington 98504-0002

Governor Dear Jay Inslee, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Jim Justice1900 Kanawha St.Charleston, West Virginia 25305

Governor Dear Jim Justice, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Tony Evers115 East State CapitolMadison, Wisconsin 53707

Governor Dear Tony Evers, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,










March 20, 2020 Governor Mark GordonState Capitol BuildingRoom 124Cheyenne, Wyoming 82002

Governor Dear Mark Gordon, On behalf of the American Brush Manufacturers Association’s (ABMA) 150 member companies, I request our member companies be allowed to remain open in the face of the growing number of “shelter in place” policies nationwide. We understand the CISA guidance on essential critical infrastructure workers and industries during COVID-19. W request that our broom brush, mop and roller manufacturers be considered essential businesses during the “shelter in place” policies that are being established in localities and states.




Sincerely,









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