| AlabamaAL | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED | State Health Officer Stay at Home Order (Apr. 3, 2020, eff. Apr. 4, 5:00 p.m.; AL-013); Safer at Home from Apr. 30, 2020 (AL-017 to AL-047); mask order July 16, 2020-Apr. 9, 2021 (AL-027); Safer Apart to May 31, 2021 (AL-049, AL-051); emergency to July 6, 2021 (AL-079) | State Health Officer Scott Harris; Gov. Kay Ivey | 2020-04-04 | Stay at home to Apr. 30, 2020; business rules to May 31, 2021; emergency July 6, 2021; new emergency Aug. 13, 2021 (AL-052) | Essential businesses include 'Infrastructure Operations, including electric, natural gas, and water utilities, nuclear facilities and other generating facilities, utility poles and components, fuel pipelines and transmission systems, petroleum producers' and 'petroleum exploration and production, lubricants, greases and engine oils, mining' (AL-013 at lines 168-170, 186); every business to 'minimize employee travel' and facilitate remote work (AL-017, AL-027) | None located (Alabama Oil and Gas Board; Alabama Surface Mining Commission) | Mobile stay-home order with travel limits Apr. 4-30, 2020 (AL-093); no statewide traveler quarantine | None statewide; Birmingham shelter-in-place named 'oil extraction and refining' essential (AL-069, AL-070) | AL-050/AL-001 emergency to July 6; AL-052 emergency Aug. 13-Sept. 30, 2021; AL-081 quarantine rule | EX; SV; OP; WF; CB | | Primary source read |
| AlaskaAK | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED (with mandatory protective plans and arrival quarantine) | Health Mandate 010 (Mar. 23, 2020, eff. Mar. 25; AK-012) with Attachment A, re-issued as the Alaska Essential Services and Critical Workforce Infrastructure Order (Mar. 27; amended Apr. 10 and May 5, 2020; AK-021); Health Mandate 011 stay home (Mar. 28-Apr. 24, 2020); Health Mandate 012 intrastate travel (AK-014); Health Mandate 018 (AK-020); HM 010 revisions June 5, Aug. 6, Oct. 15, 2020 (AK-038, AK-039, AK-022); Outbreak Health Orders 5 and 6 (Nov. 16, 2020-Feb. 14, 2021; AK-037, AK-035); Health Advisories 2-4 from Feb. 14, 2021 (AK-083, AK-084, AK-086, AK-087) | Gov. Mike Dunleavy; DHSS Commissioner Adam Crum; Dr. Anne Zink | 2020-03-25 | Business closures ended May 22, 2020 (Phase III/IV); travel test-or-quarantine mandatory to Feb. 14, 2021; emergency ended Apr. 30, 2021 (AK-029, AK-088); DHSS PHE order from May 1, 2021 (AK-030) | 'Critical Infrastructure... includes... sewer, gas, electrical, oil production, mining, logging, roads and highways' and 'Businesses necessary for mining and production of minerals, oil, and associated essential supply chains' (AK-021 lines 84, 110-111); 'Quarantine: workers arriving in Alaska from out of state must self-quarantine for 14 days' (AK-021 line 41); 'businesses and employees of critical infrastructure industries' must 'submit a plan or protocol for maintaining critical infrastructure to the [email protected]' and travelers must 'Comply with all rules or protocols related to your self-quarantine as set forth by your hotel or rented lodging' (AK-022 lines 142-212; AK-038 lines 92-113; AK-039 lines 163-193) | The State's critical-infrastructure plan requirement (AK-021, AK-022, AK-037) is the sector instrument | Fourteen-day quarantine of every arriving person Mar. 25-June 5, 2020; test-or-quarantine to Feb. 14, 2021 (AK-012, AK-038, AK-039, AK-022, AK-035); intrastate travel to off-road communities prohibited except critical infrastructure (AK-014, AK-020, AK-036) | Quarantine in hotels under the lodging's protocols (AK-022); Anchorage EO-11, EO-17, EO-20v2 hotel duties (AK-069, AK-075, AK-079); non-congregate sheltering orders (AK-016, AK-033) | AK-030 PHE order; AK-031 crisis standards (Sept. 21); AK-086/AK-087 advisories; AK-060 court order; Anchorage/Juneau local orders (AK-041); federal layer | EX; SV; DR; CM; HR; WF; PM; OP | | Primary source read |
| ArizonaAZ | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED | EO 2020-12 Prohibiting the Closure of Essential Services (Mar. 23, 2020; in force to Sept. 29, 2021; AZ-005); EO 2020-18 Stay Home (Mar. 31-May 15, 2020; AZ-010, AZ-016); EO 2020-24 traveler quarantine (Apr. 9-May 16, 2020; AZ-012); business-attestation regime (AZ-019, AZ-020, AZ-022) to Mar. 25, 2021 (AZ-036, AZ-037); emergency to Mar. 30, 2022 (AZ-001) | Gov. Doug Ducey | 2020-03-31 | Stay home May 15, 2020; capacity limits Mar. 5, 2021; requirements to recommendations Mar. 25, 2021; EO 2020-12 rescinded Sept. 29, 2021 | EO 2020-12 para. 3 lists 'Essential Infrastructure' and Essential Businesses and para. 1 provides that 'No county, city or town may make or issue any order, rule or regulation that restricts or prohibits any person from performing any function designated... as an essential function' (AZ-005); the copper mines of Pima, Pinal, Gila and Greenlee Counties operated under it and under the Navajo Nation orders on the Kayenta coal lands | None located (Arizona State Mine Inspector; Arizona Corporation Commission counters closed, AGY-ST-DMV-SOS-RECORDERS-094) | AZ-012 EO 2020-24: persons traveling to Arizona from New York, New Jersey, Connecticut quarantine 14 days (Apr. 9-May 16, 2020) | None statewide; Navajo Nation lodging closures and 57-hour weekend lockdowns (AZ-063 to AZ-078; AGY-TRIBAL-001 to -018); Havasupai closure (AZ-096) | AZ-001, AZ-005 (to Sept. 29), Navajo AZ-079 to AZ-084 and AGY-TRIBAL-019 to -021; AZ-066 Navajo mask order all quarter | EX; PL; CM; WF; CB; PM | | Primary source read |
| ArkansasAR | NO-STAY-HOME (sector directives with force of law) | EO 20-13 (Apr. 4, 2020, eff. Apr. 6; AR-003) and ADH Business Limitations Directives (Apr. 4, May 8, June 15, 2020; AR-041, AR-048, AR-050) to Feb. 26, 2021; mask directive July 20, 2020-Mar. 31, 2021 (AR-009, AR-060 to AR-062); emergency to May 30, 2021 (AR-015) and July 29-Sept. 27, 2021 (AR-017) | Gov. Asa Hutchinson; Secretary of Health | 2020-04-06 | Directives to guidance Feb. 26, 2021; masks Mar. 31, 2021; emergency May 30, 2021; new emergency July 29, 2021 | 'All businesses, manufacturers, construction companies, and places of worship shall adhere to social distancing protocols issued by the Secretary of Health' (AR-005 para. 4); 'Commercial lodgings and short-term rentals, including, but not limited to, hotels, motels' limited to authorized guests (AR-041 lines 40-59; AR-048 line 57); travelers from listed States quarantine 14 days (AR-047 lines 11-13) | None located (Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission) | AR-039 (Mar. 30, 2020) and AR-047 (May 14-June 15, 2020): fourteen-day quarantine of travelers from New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, New Orleans, international and hot-spot locations | Authorized guests only Apr. 6-June 15, 2020 (AR-003 para. 4; AR-041; AR-048; lifted by AR-050) | AR-017 EO 21-14 emergency (July 29-Sept. 27, 2021); AR-031 Act 1002 and injunction; AR-080 school guidance | SV; CM; OP; WF | | Primary source read |
| CaliforniaCA | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED (State OSHA rule through Q3 2021) | EO N-33-20 and SPHO order (Mar. 19, 2020-June 15, 2021; CA-002, CA-007) with the Essential Critical Infrastructure Workers list (Mar. 22, 2020; CA-008: Energy Sector including 'production, refining, storage, and distribution of oil, gas'; 'Petroleum workers'); SPHO July 13, 2020 (CA-010); Blueprint Aug. 28, 2020 (CA-017); Regional Stay at Home Dec. 5, 2020-Jan. 25, 2021 (CA-020: critical infrastructure may operate; hotels only for critical-infrastructure workers and quarantine); Cal/OSHA ETS 8 CCR 3205 (Nov. 30, 2020; readopted June 17, 2021; CA-023, CA-024); EO N-84-20 (CA-022); AB 685 (CA-065); SPHO June 11, 2021 (CA-029) | Gov. Gavin Newsom; State Public Health Officer; Cal/OSHA Standards Board | 2020-03-19 | Blueprint ended June 15, 2021; Cal/OSHA ETS in force through Q3 2021 (refiled Jan. 14, 2022; expired Feb. 3, 2023); emergency to Feb. 28, 2023 | All individuals 'to stay home or at their place of residence except as needed to maintain continuity of operations of the federal critical infrastructure sectors' (CA-007 lines 42-58); Energy Sector 'divided into three interrelated segments or subsectors--electricity, oil, and natural gas--to include the production, refining, storage, and distribution of oil, gas' and 'Essential Workforce - Petroleum workers' (CA-008 lines 214-245); Regional Stay at Home: 'no hotel or lodging entity in California shall accept or honor out of state reservations for non-essential travel' and critical infrastructure 'must continue to modify operations' (CA-020 lines 65-106); 8 CCR 3205 exclusion of exposed workers, outbreak testing, employer-provided transportation and housing rules (CA-023, CA-024) | Cal/OSHA ETS is the binding sector rule; LA County Health Officer orders in the LA metro file | CDPH travel advisories Nov. 13, 2020 and Jan. 6, 2021 (advisory; CA-025, CA-068); Regional Stay at Home hotel rule (CA-020) | Regional Stay at Home Dec. 2020-Jan. 2021 limited hotels to critical-infrastructure and quarantine use (CA-020) | CA-001, CA-024 (ETS), CA-022, CA-065, CA-029, CA-034 schools; county mask orders (LA, Bay Area) in metro files | EX; SV; DR; PL; CM; HR; WF; OP | | Primary source read |
| ColoradoCO | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED | EO D 2020 013 / PHO 20-24 fifty-percent in-person reduction (Mar. 22-26, 2020; CO-011); EO D 2020 017 and PHO 20-24 Stay at Home (Mar. 26-Apr. 26, 2020; CO-012, CO-013, CO-016, CO-047); Safer at Home D 2020 044 / PHO 20-28 (Apr. 27-June 2020; CO-019, CO-020, CO-023 to CO-027); D 2020 138 masks (July 17, 2020-May 2021; CO-031); PHO 20-35 dial (Sept. 15, 2020; CO-033); PHO 20-36 COVID-19 Dial (Nov. 2, 2020-Apr. 16, 2021; CO-036 to CO-039, CO-057, CO-058); PHO 20-38 (Apr. 16, 2021 onward; CO-051, CO-041, CO-053, CO-091, CO-054); D 2021 122 Recovery Order (July 8, 2021; CO-043 to CO-046) | Gov. Jared Polis; CDPHE Executive Director Jill Hunsaker Ryan | 2020-03-22 | Stay at Home Apr. 26, 2020; dial Apr. 16, 2021; masks June 1, 2021; emergency continued as Recovery Order through Q3 2021 | 'Critical Infrastructure, Including:... Oil and gas extraction, production, refining, storage, transport and distribution' (CO-011 line 133; CO-013 line 238; CO-016 line 240; CO-047 line 256; CO-025 line 1332; CO-033 line 1033; CO-036 line 1460); Critical Businesses 'must comply with Social Distancing Requirements and all PHOs'; travel 'except Necessary Travel' prohibited (CO-013 line 269); 'Stay at Home means to stay in your place of residence, which includes hotels, motels, and shared rental facilities' (CO-013 line 479); the exception for 'oil and gas buried pipelines' in the outdoor-recreation definitions (CO-023 line 446) | Colorado HB 20-1414 utility-disconnection protections (AGY-ST-UTILITIES-HOUSING-AG-036); D 2020 012 utility disconnections (CO-009) | None statewide; Essential Travel limited to county of residence or employment under Safer at Home (CO-019); Pitkin, Routt and San Miguel County orders (CO-079, CO-089, CO-098) | Routt County Order One (Mar. 24, 2020: no new visitors in lodging; exemptions for essential workers and 'lodging that is occupied by a local worker'; CO-079); Pitkin County (CO-090: 'Hotels, motels, employee housing' essential); San Miguel County Lodging Sector Protocol (CO-098) | CO-069 D 2021 121 (July 1-8); CO-043 to CO-046 Recovery Order; CO-041, CO-053, CO-091 PHO 20-38; CO-042/CO-092 PHO 20-20; AGY-ST-UTILITIES-HOUSING-AG-036 | EX; SV; DR; PL; CM; PM; OP; WF; CB | | Primary source read |
| ConnecticutCT | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED | EO 7H (Mar. 20, 2020, eff. Mar. 23, 8:00 p.m.; CT-007) with DECD essential-business list; EO 7T lodging ban (Apr. 2-June 17, 2020; CT-013, CT-021); EO 7BBB / 7III / 9B / 9S travel quarantine (June 25, 2020-Mar. 19, 2021; CT-022, CT-023, CT-028, CT-034, CT-037); Sector Rules to May 20, 2021 (CT-046); emergency renewed to Sept. 30, 2021 and Feb. 15, 2022 (CT-048, CT-057) | Gov. Ned Lamont; DECD; DPH | 2020-03-23 | Workforce reduction to May 20, 2020 (offices) and phases; Sector Rules ended May 20, 2021; masks EO 13A from Aug. 5, 2021 | 'Non-essential businesses... shall reduce their in-person workforces at any workplace locations by 100% not later than March 23, 2020 at 8:00 p.m.'; essential = 'the 16 critical infrastructure sectors as defined by the Department of Homeland Security' plus listed sectors including utilities (CT-007 line 98); 'Provision of Non-Essential Lodging Prohibited' (CT-013 lines 93-159); travelers 'who work in critical infrastructure as designated by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency' exempt from quarantine 'when traveling to Connecticut for work' (CT-023 lines 104-111; CT-028 lines 125-132) | PURA utility shut-off moratorium Docket 20-03-15 (Mar. 12, 2020 onward; CT-065; AGY-ST-UTILITIES-HOUSING-AG-008, -011, -012) | Advisory June 25, 2020; mandatory July 24, 2020-Mar. 19, 2021 with $500/$1,000 fines (CT-023, CT-028, CT-034) | EO 7T ban on non-essential lodging Apr. 2-June 17, 2020 (CT-013); DECD Hotels/Lodging Sector Rules (CT-084, CT-095) | CT-043, CT-044, CT-048, CT-057 emergency; CT-047/CT-052 DPH masking; CT-049 EO 13; CT-050 EO 13A masks; CT-054 EO 13D; CT-065 PURA | PL; CM; OP; WF; CB | | Primary source read |
| DelawareDE | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED | Fourth and Fifth Modifications (Mar. 22, 2020, eff. Mar. 24; DE-005, DE-006): non-essential closures and shelter in place to June 1, 2020; Seventh Modification traveler quarantine (Mar. 30-June 1, 2020; DE-010); Tenth Modification lodging closed to leisure guests (Apr. 7-June 1, 2020; DE-013); Omnibus Modification (Sept. 4, 2020-May 21, 2021; DE-031 to DE-035); Twenty-Ninth Modification to July 13, 2021 (DE-038); emergency ended July 13, 2021 (DE-040) | Gov. John Carney | 2020-03-24 | Phase 1 June 1, 2020; caps ended May 21, 2021; emergency July 13, 2021 | Essential businesses by CISA list with Delaware additions; employers must 'Prohibit employees who have been told they must be isolated or quarantined from on-premises work' (DE-005, DE-038); 'State employees shall refrain from any business travel out of state' (DE-031 M.1) | None (no extraction; Delaware City refinery; DNREC); utility shutoff moratorium in the Sixth Modification (DE-009) modified July 1, 2020 (DE-027) | Fourteen-day self-quarantine of individuals entering Delaware from another State, Mar. 30-June 1, 2020 (DE-010) | Commercial lodging closed to leisure guests Apr. 7-June 1, 2020 (DE-013) | DE-038/DE-039 to July 13; DE-040 to DE-048 PHE and emergency orders; DE-045, DE-046, DE-047, DE-055 (Aug.-Sept. 2021) | PL; CM; OP; WF | | Confirmed from a secondary source |
| District of ColumbiaDC | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED | Mayor's Order 2020-053 (Mar. 24, 2020: non-essential businesses closed by 10:00 p.m. Mar. 25; DC-005) and 2020-054 Stay at Home (Apr. 1-May 29, 2020; DC-006, DC-008); Phase One/Two (DC-029, DC-079); travel self-quarantine Mayor's Orders 2020-081 and 2020-110 (July 27, 2020-May 2021; DC-081, DC-012); Mayor's Order 2021-038 (DC-016); 2021-069 (May 21, 2021); 2021-096 and 2021-097 (July 24 and July 31, 2021; DC-021, DC-057) | Mayor Muriel Bowser | 2020-03-25 | Stay at home May 29, 2020; capacity limits May 21, 2021; indoor masks reinstated July 31, 2021; public emergency to Oct. 8, 2021 and Jan. 7, 2022 | Essential Business list 'built on CISA's March 19, 2020 memorandum' including infrastructure and utilities (DC-005); self-quarantine after non-essential travel (DC-081, DC-012); universal indoor mask requirement from 5:00 a.m. July 31, 2021 with $1,000 fines (DC-057) | None (no extraction); utility and eviction provisions in Council emergency acts | July 27, 2020-May 2021 (DC-081, DC-012, DC-050) | Phase Two hotels guidance (DC-046) | DC-021, DC-057, DC-077 mask, DC-076 vaccination requirements | PL; OP; PM; WF | | Confirmed from a secondary source |
| FloridaFL | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED (Apr. 3-May 4, 2020) then NO-RESTRICTIONS with local preemption | EO 20-91 / 20-92 Safer at Home (Apr. 1, 2020, eff. Apr. 3-May 4, 2020; FL-010, FL-021): essential services = CISA v2.0 (Mar. 28, 2020) attached; EO 20-89 Southeast Florida closures (Mar. 30, 2020; FL-017); EO 20-80, 20-82, 20-86 traveler isolation and Louisiana road checkpoints (Mar. 24-Aug. 5, 2020; FL-011, FL-012, FL-015, FL-042); Phase 1-3 (FL-022, FL-034, FL-047); EO 20-244 (Sept. 25, 2020); EO 21-102 (May 3, 2021); emergency lapsed June 26, 2021 | Gov. Ron DeSantis | 2020-04-03 | Safer at Home May 4, 2020; business restrictions Sept. 25, 2020; local orders suspended May 3, 2021; emergency June 26, 2021 | 'essential services' means and encompasses the list detailed by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security in its Guidance on the Essential Critical Infrastructure Workforce, v. 2 (March 28, 2020)' (FL-010 line 79); 'Provision of propane or natural gas' essential in Southeast Florida (FL-017 line 247); persons entering from Louisiana by road to isolate 14 days with checkpoints (FL-015) | None (no extraction; phosphate mining under DEP; Florida Public Service Commission) | Mar. 24-Aug. 5, 2020: isolation of arrivals from the New York tri-State area and Louisiana, including road checkpoints on I-10 (FL-011, FL-012, FL-015; rescinded FL-042) | Vacation-rental suspension Mar. 27-May 2020 (FL-016, FL-020, FL-021); Southeast Florida lodging rules (FL-017) | FL-030 ch. 2021-8; FL-059 EO 21-101; FL-063 EO 21-175; FL-032/FL-033 DOH school rules; emergency not in force | CM; SC; OP; WF | | Primary source read |
| GeorgiaGA | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED | EO 03.23.20.01 (Mar. 24-Apr. 3, 2020; GA-005); EO 04.02.20.01 Shelter in Place (Apr. 3-30, 2020; GA-010, GA-012): Critical Infrastructure by CISA guidance; EO 04.20.20.01 (CISA v3.0; GA-017); Reviving/Empowering a Healthy Georgia orders to July 1, 2021 (GA-022 to GA-040); Economic Recovery emergency June 30, 2021 onward (GA-041, GA-059, GA-060, GA-046); EO 08.19.21.03 (GA-043); EO 08.30.21.01 (GA-045) | Gov. Brian Kemp | 2020-04-03 | Shelter in place Apr. 30, 2020 (medically fragile to Apr. 8, 2021); sector orders July 1, 2021; recovery emergency through Q3 2021 | Critical Infrastructure defined by reference to CISA guidance; every business to implement the enumerated measures; 'That weight, height, and length for any commercial vehicle traveling through the State of Georgia for the purposes of providing relief' suspended Aug. 30, 2021 with hours-of-service relief (GA-045) | None (kaolin, granite, aggregate mining under EPD; Georgia PSC) | None statewide | Short-term vacation rentals barred Apr. 9-30, 2020 (GA-014; hotels excluded) | GA-041, GA-059, GA-060, GA-046 recovery emergency; GA-042/GA-061 regulatory suspensions; GA-043; GA-045 hours-of-service suspension (Aug. 30-Sept. 29, 2021) | SC; OP; WF | | Confirmed from a secondary source |
| HawaiiHI | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED | Third Supplementary Proclamation stay at home (Mar. 25-May 31, 2020; HI-004, HI-007 to HI-009); Second Supplementary Proclamation traveler quarantine (Mar. 26, 2020-Mar. 25, 2022; HI-003, HI-014 to HI-023); Fourth Supplementary interisland quarantine (Apr. 1-June 16, 2020; Aug. 11, 2020-June 14, 2021; HI-005, HI-012); statewide mask (Nov. 16, 2020 onward; HI-016 to HI-024); Emergency Proclamation Aug. 5, 2021 (HI-024) | Gov. David Ige | 2020-03-25 | Stay home May 2020; interisland quarantine June 14, 2021; masks and Safe Travels through Q3 2021 to Mar. 25, 2022 | Essential supply chain 'petroleum and fuel, mining' (HI-004 line 194; HI-007 line 297; HI-008 line 241; HI-009 lines 236-237); 'Persons entering the State to perform critical infrastructure functions' subject to quarantine 'but may break quarantine to perform their critical infrastructure functions' (HI-010 lines 284-286; HI-011, HI-013, HI-014; HI-057 lines 133-135) | None (no extraction; Par Hawaii refinery) | All quarters (HI-003 lineage; test exception Oct. 15, 2020; 10 days Dec. 17, 2020; vaccination exception 2021) | Persons requiring commercial lodging during quarantine (HI-010 to HI-015); hotel Health and Safety Plans (HI-023, HI-024) | HI-023, HI-024, HI-025/HI-029 EO 21-05, HI-043/HI-044 schools, HI-052 quarantine guidance | CM; PL; OP; WF | | Primary source read |
| IdahoID | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED | Order to Self-Isolate (Mar. 25-Apr. 30, 2020; ID-003, ID-004): essential infrastructure; travelers self-quarantine 14 days (Apr. 15-May 15, 2020; ID-004, ID-005); Stages 1-4 (May 1-June 13, 2020; ID-005 to ID-008); Modified Stage 3/2 (Oct. 27, 2020-Feb. 2, 2021; ID-009 to ID-011); Stage 3/4 guidelines (ID-012, ID-013); emergency to Apr. 15, 2022 (ID-046, ID-047, ID-030) | Gov. Brad Little; IDHW Director Dave Jeppesen | 2020-03-25 | Mandatory statewide orders ended Feb. 2, 2021; emergency continued through Q3 2021 | 'All travel is prohibited... except Essential Travel and Essential Activities' (ID-003 § 6); 'Persons entering the state of Idaho are required to self-quarantine for 14 days' (ID-005 § 5); 'Employers shall: i. Develop and implement measures to' distance, screen and sanitize (ID-005 to ID-011 § 7) | None located (Idaho Department of Lands; Idaho Oil and Gas Conservation Commission); silver and phosphate mines operated as essential infrastructure | Required Apr. 15-May 15, 2020; encouraged to May 29, 2020 (ID-004 to ID-006; ID-070) | None statewide | ID-046, ID-047 emergency; ID-013 guidelines (long-term care masks); ID-030 EO 2021-11 (Aug. 31, 2021); ID-079 Boise schools | EX; CM; WF; OP | | Confirmed from a secondary source (State record; mining clause not re-read) |
| IllinoisIL | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED (statewide mask order reinstated Aug. 30, 2021) | EO 2020-10 Stay at Home (Mar. 21-May 29, 2020; IL-005, IL-009, IL-013); EO 2020-18 suspending Coal Mining Act deadlines (IL-009 line 151); Restore Illinois Phases 3-4 (IL-016, IL-019); Tier 3 mitigations Nov. 20, 2020-Jan. 2021 (IL-031); Phase 5 June 11, 2021 (IL-037); EO 2021-18 (Aug. 4, 2021; IL-040); EO 2021-20 indoor masks from Aug. 30, 2021 (IL-042); disaster proclamation renewed monthly (IL-046, IL-047) | Gov. J.B. Pritzker | 2020-03-21 | Stay home May 29, 2020; capacity limits June 11, 2021; masks reinstated Aug. 30, 2021 | Essential Infrastructure and the supply chain for 'petroleum and fuel, mining, construction, national defense' (IL-005 line 325; IL-013 line 504); 'Hotels and motels, to the extent used for lodging' essential (IL-005 line 333); 'All travel, including, but not limited to, travel by automobile, motorcycle' limited to essential travel (IL-005 para. 4); 'all individuals in Illinois who are age two or over... shall be required to cover their nose and mouth with a face covering when in an indoor public place' from Aug. 30, 2021 (IL-042) | Illinois Commerce Commission disconnection directive and moratorium (AGY-ST-UTILITIES-HOUSING-AG-009, -010, -NR-01); Illinois Department of Natural Resources Office of Mines and Minerals instruments not located | None statewide (Chicago Emergency Travel Order in the CHI metro file) | Hotel room occupancy limited to registered guests under Tier 3 (IL-031) | IL-047/IL-046 proclamations; IL-071, IL-039, IL-041, IL-044 re-issuing orders; IL-040 EO 2021-18; IL-042 EO 2021-20 (Aug. 30); IL-045/IL-072 school exclusion | EX; SC; OP; WF; PM | | Primary source read |
| IndianaIN | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED | EO 20-08 Stay at Home (Mar. 25-May 1, 2020; IN-006, IN-016, IN-020); Back on Track Stages 2-5 (May 4-Sept. 26, 2020; IN-024, IN-026, IN-030, IN-033); EO 20-37 masks (July 27, 2020-Apr. 6, 2021); county caps to Apr. 6, 2021 (IN-056, IN-059); EO 21-12/21-15 (to May 31, 2021); EO 21-17 onward (IN-066, IN-068, IN-071, IN-073); emergency to Mar. 3, 2022 | Gov. Eric Holcomb | 2020-03-25 | Stay home May 1, 2020; masks and caps Apr. 6, 2021; business plans May 31, 2021; emergency and IDOH control measures through Q3 2021 | Essential Infrastructure and the supply chain for 'petroleum, fuel, mining, construction, national defense' (IN-016 line 783); 'Only Essential Travel and Essential Activities... are permitted' (IN-006); 'Hotels and motels to the extent they are used for lodging' essential (IN-016 line 801); utility disconnections prohibited Mar. 19-Aug. 14, 2020 (IN-004, IN-031; IURC Cause 45380, AGY-ST-UTILITIES-HOUSING-AG-NR-10) | IURC disconnection orders (AGY-ST-UTILITIES-HOUSING-AG-NR-10); Indiana DNR Division of Reclamation and Division of Oil and Gas instruments not located | None statewide; local travel restrictions barred above Travel Watch (IN-027) | None statewide | IN-065 to IN-073 emergency renewals and directives; IN-092 IDOH control measures (isolation and quarantine) | EX; SC; OP; WF; CB | | Primary source read |
| IowaIA | NO-STAY-HOME (category closures; masks Nov. 17, 2020-Feb. 7, 2021) | Proclamations of Disaster Emergency closing restaurants, bars, fitness, theaters, casinos (Mar. 17, 2020; IA-002), salons (Mar. 22; IA-004), retail categories (Mar. 26 and Apr. 6; IA-005, IA-008); reopening from May 1, 2020 (IA-012, IA-014, IA-018); gathering caps and mask requirement Nov. 17, 2020-Feb. 7, 2021 (IA-030, IA-035); Public Health Disaster Emergency renewed monthly to Feb. 15, 2022 (IA-036 to IA-043) | Gov. Kim Reynolds | 2020-03-17 | Business limits June 12, 2020 (except the Nov. 2020-Feb. 2021 period); emergency through Q3 2021 | Closures by named category; 'remote-work directive to employers' Nov. 11, 2020-Feb. 6, 2021 (IA Q3 record); no closure of quarrying or aggregate operations | None (Iowa has no oil and gas production; aggregate and gypsum mining under DNR) | None | None | IA-039, IA-040, IA-041 disaster proclamations (health-care suspensions; state agency activation); IA-046 HF 847 | OP; WF; SC | | Confirmed from a secondary source |
| KansasKS | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED (Mar. 30-May 3, 2020) with travel-quarantine mandate in force through Q3 2021 | EO 20-14 gatherings (Mar. 25, 2020; KS-007); EO 20-15 Kansas Essential Function Framework (Mar. 24, 2020; KS-008); EO 20-16 statewide stay home (Mar. 30-May 3, 2020; KS-009, KS-010); Ad Astra phases (May 4-26, 2020; KS-019 to KS-022); EO 20-52 masks (July 3, 2020, county opt-out) to Mar. 31, 2021; KDHE travel-quarantine mandate (Mar. 23, 2020 onward; KS-053 to KS-057); emergency expired June 15, 2021 (KS-058) | Gov. Laura Kelly; KDHE Secretary Lee Norman | 2020-03-25 | Stay home May 3, 2020; State framework to guidance May 26, 2020; masks Mar. 31, 2021; KDHE quarantine list through Q3 2021 (updated June 3 and Sept. 23, 2021) | KEFF essential functions include 'Exploration and Extraction of Fuels', 'Transport Materials by Pipeline', 'Produce or deliver propane or natural gas', 'Provide and Maintain Critical Infrastructure' (KS-006 lines 2977-3030; KS-010 lines 725-824); telework 'to the extent possible without significant disruption to essential functions' (KS-009 para. 9); KDHE: 'These mandates do not apply to people who work in critical infrastructure sectors needed to continue operations' except that 'the only exemption for these quarantine mandates for critical infrastructure sector employees is work' (KS-054 line 42; KS-055 line 60) | Kansas Corporation Commission conservation division instruments not located; KDHE quarantine mandate is the binding sector-neutral instrument | KS-053 (Mar. 23, 2020), KS-054 (June 29, 2020: Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, South Carolina, cruises, international), KS-055 (Dec. 1, 2020: out-of-State gatherings of 500 or more), KS-056 (June 3, 2021) and KS-057 (Sept. 23, 2021: unvaccinated travelers from listed locations) in force in Q3 2021 | None statewide | KS-056/KS-057 KDHE mandate; KS-052 adult-care-home testing order; KS-073/KS-074 Supreme Court orders; KS-095 Douglas County order (Aug. 19-Sept. 22, 2021) | EX; SV; PL; CM; HR; WF; OP | | Primary source read |
| KentuckyKY | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED | CHFS orders Mar. 16-19, 2020 (KY-003, KY-004, KY-006); EO 2020-246 non-life-sustaining retail closed (Mar. 23, 2020; KY-008); EO 2020-257 Healthy at Home (Mar. 26, 2020; KY-010; life-sustaining businesses = CISA sectors); EO 2020-258 and 2020-266 travel (Mar. 30-May 22, 2020; KY-011, KY-013, KY-016); EO 2020-323 Healthy at Work (May 11, 2020-June 11, 2021; KY-017, KY-019); EO 2020-586 masks (July 10, 2020-June 11, 2021); EO 2020-968 winter (Nov. 20-Dec. 13, 2020; KY-033); EO 2021-386 (June 11, 2021; KY-049); emergency EO 2020-215 to Jan. 15, 2022 (KY-001, KY-056) | Gov. Andy Beshear; CHFS Secretary Eric Friedlander | 2020-03-26 | Healthy at Work minimum requirements for every reopened sector May 11, 2020-June 11, 2021 (office 50 percent; 33 percent Nov. 20-Dec. 13, 2020); emergency through Q3 2021 | Life-sustaining list: CISA sectors, 'gas stations and auto, farm, construction equipment and boat repair', warehousing (KY-010 sector notes; KY-004); 'Businesses must ensure that employees wear face masks for any interactions between co-workers or while in common travel areas' and conduct meetings with customers remotely (KY-019); residents 'instructed not to travel out of state; 14-day self-quarantine on return' (KY-011); 'travel by residents of other states into Kentucky restricted with 14-day quarantine' (KY-013) | Kentucky PSC disconnection moratorium Case 2020-00085 (Mar. 16-Oct. 20, 2020; AGY-ST-UTILITIES-HOUSING-AG-001, -002); Energy and Environment Cabinet (Division of Oil and Gas; Division of Mine Safety) instruments not located | EO 2020-258 (Mar. 30, 2020) and EO 2020-266 (Apr. 2, 2020) to May 6/22, 2020 (KY-011, KY-013, KY-016); DPH travel advisory July 20, 2020 (KY-024) | Hotels permitted as life-sustaining (KY-004) | KY-001 emergency; KY-049 residual masks to Sept. 7; KY-057 2021 SS SB 1; KY-058 court order | EX; PL; CM; OP; WF; CB | | Confirmed from a secondary source (State record; CISA clause not re-read) |
| LouisianaLA | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED (statewide indoor mask mandate reinstated Aug. 4, 2021) | 27 and 30 JBE 2020 (Mar. 13-16, 2020; LA-002, LA-003); 33 JBE 2020 Stay at Home (Mar. 23-May 15, 2020; LA-005, extended by 41 and 52 JBE 2020): essential worker functions by CISA guidance; 58 JBE 2020 Phase 1 (LA-010), 74 JBE 2020 Phase 2 (LA-012), 117 JBE 2020 Phase 3 (LA-018); mask order 89 JBE 2020 (July 13, 2020-Apr. 28, 2021); Modified Phase 2 (Nov. 25, 2020-Mar. 2, 2021); 93 JBE 2021 (May 26, 2021; LA-032); 117 and 131 JBE 2021 renewals (LA-034, LA-035); 137 JBE 2021 indoor mask mandate (Aug. 4, 2021; LA-036), 145, 167, 181 JBE 2021 (LA-037, LA-038, LA-040) to Oct. 27, 2021 (LA-042) | Gov. John Bel Edwards; State Fire Marshal; LDH | 2020-03-23 | Stay home May 15, 2020; capacity and crowd caps May 26, 2021; masks Apr. 28, 2021 then Aug. 4-Oct. 27, 2021; emergency to Mar. 16, 2022 | Essential workers defined by 'Guidance provided by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)' (LA-005 § 3); CISA version 3.0 businesses 'may remain in full operation' with distancing and face coverings (LA-010 § 3; LA-012; LA-018: version 4.0 'in full operation with masks when interacting with the public'); 137 JBE 2021: face coverings for persons 5 and older in all places outside a private residence, with citations to businesses that fail to enforce (LA-036) | Louisiana PSC Chairman's disconnection order Mar. 13-July 16, 2020 (AGY-ST-UTILITIES-HOUSING-AG-NR-07); SFM Open Safely return-to-work guidance (LA-078) | None issued by Louisiana; Louisiana-origin travelers were quarantined by Texas GA-12 (TX-007) and Florida EO 20-86 (FL-015) and listed by Oklahoma (OK-010) and Arkansas (AR-039) | Hotel restaurants limited to registered guests (LA-003); no lodging cap | LA-034, LA-035, LA-036, LA-037, LA-038, LA-040 (indoor masks Aug. 4-Oct. 27, 2021); LA-053/LA-054 school orders; New Orleans vaccination-proof orders (MSY metro) | EX; SV; DR; PL; CM; OP; WF; CB | | Primary source read |
| MaineME | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED (travel test-or-quarantine to May 1, 2021) | EO 19 FY 19/20 (Mar. 24, 2020, eff. Mar. 25; ME-007): CISA memorandum attached plus Maine sectors; EO 28 Stay Healthy at Home (Apr. 2-May 31, 2020; ME-011); EO 34 traveler quarantine and lodging closure (Apr. 3/5, 2020; ME-013); EO 55 Restarting (May 31, 2020; ME-025); EO 57 Keep Maine Healthy (July 1, 2020-May 1, 2021; ME-026); masks EO 49 § V and EO 2 FY 20/21 (May 1, 2020-May 24, 2021; ME-021, ME-029); emergency expired June 30, 2021 (ME-059, ME-060) | Gov. Janet Mills | 2020-03-25 | Closures and telework to May 31, 2020; travel to May 1, 2021; masks May 24, 2021; emergency June 30, 2021 | 'all lodging operations and accommodations shall close except to the extent of providing lodging' for public health, public safety or 'critical infrastructure' and self-quarantine (ME-013 lines 93-117); travelers 'home quarantine for a period of 14 days' (ME-013 line 44); Certificate of Compliance 'used by lodging operations and accommodations as a prerequisite to check-in' (ME-026 lines 121-122); 'Hotel and Commercial Lodging' essential (ME-008 line 42) | None (no extraction; aggregate quarries under DEP) | EO 34 (Apr. 3, 2020) and EO 57 (July 1, 2020) to May 1, 2021 (ME-013, ME-026, ME-044, ME-053, ME-NR-04) | Closed except to essential purposes Apr. 5-May 22, 2020; certificate regime July 1, 2020-May 1, 2021 (ME-013, ME-025, ME-026, ME-086) | ME-061 health-care-worker vaccination rule (Aug. 12, 2021); ME-060 EO 40 residual orders to Aug. 30, 2021; DHHS PHE from July 1, 2021 | PL; CM; OP; WF | | Primary source read |
| MarylandMD | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED | Order 20-03-23-01 closing non-essential businesses (Mar. 23, 2020; MD-005) with OLC Interpretive Guidance COVID19-04 (MD-006: Energy Sector including 'Pipeline owners, operators and maintenance companies'); Order 20-03-30-01 Stay at Home (Mar. 30-May 15, 2020; MD-007); Stage One to Three orders (MD-009 to MD-021); masks (July 29, 2020-May 15, 2021; MD-014); Order 20-12-17-01 traveler testing and quarantine (Dec. 17, 2020-Jan. 31, 2021 mandatory; MD-023, MD-050); Order 21-06-15-01 terminations July 1 and Aug. 15, 2021 (MD-031) | Gov. Larry Hogan; MDH Secretary Robert Neall / Dennis Schrader | 2020-03-23 | Stay at home May 15, 2020; capacity limits Mar. 12/May 15, 2021; masks May 15, 2021; emergency Aug. 15, 2021 | Non-essential businesses are those 'not part of the critical infrastructure sectors identified by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency' (MD-005; MD-007 line 137); OLC list: 'The Energy Sector includes, but is not limited to... Pipeline owners, operators and maintenance companies' and 'Earth-moving, mining, agricultural, and construction equipment' (MD-006 lines 62-175); knowing violation a misdemeanor, one year or $5,000 (every order) | Governor's order and PSC Order 89651 on residential disconnections (Mar. 16-Nov. 15, 2020; AGY-ST-UTILITIES-HOUSING-AG-NR-05); ch. 14 of 2020 (AGY-ST-UTILITIES-HOUSING-AG-037) | Order 20-12-17-01 and MDH 2020-12-17-01: negative test or quarantine for persons entering Maryland (Dec. 17, 2020-Jan. 31, 2021), authority to July 1, 2021 (MD-023, MD-050, MD-031) | None statewide | MD-031 (state of emergency and fourteen orders to Aug. 15, 2021); MD-043, MD-027, MD-055 to MD-061 MDH orders; MD-092 judiciary vaccination; MD-093/MD-094 | PL; SC; OP; WF; CB | | Primary source read |
| MassachusettsMA | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED | COVID-19 Order No. 13 (Mar. 23, 2020, eff. Mar. 24 noon; MA-008): COVID-19 Essential Services by the CISA list plus Governor-added sectors; Order No. 21 revised list (Mar. 31; MA-012); Order No. 33 phases (May 18, 2020-May 29, 2021; MA-017, MA-018, MA-019, MA-023); Order No. 45 travel quarantine (Aug. 1, 2020-Mar. 22, 2021; MA-025, MA-045); Order No. 59 (Dec. 26, 2020: offices 25 percent; MA-040); Order No. 69 (May 28, 2021; MA-048); DPH orders from May 28/June 15, 2021 (MA-049, MA-050, MA-054) | Gov. Charles Baker; Commissioner of Public Health | 2020-03-24 | Closures to May 18-25, 2020; sector standards to May 29, 2021; emergency June 15, 2021 | 'This Order supersedes and makes inoperative any order or rule issued by a municipality that will or might in any way impede or interfere with the achievement of the objectives of this Order' (MA-008); 'Order Instituting a Mandatory 14-Day Quarantine Requirement for Travelers Arriving in Massachusetts' with $500 per violation (MA-025, MA-028); 'Office Spaces: 25%' (MA-040) | DPU D.P.U. 20-58 disconnection moratorium (Mar. 24, 2020 onward; AGY-ST-UTILITIES-HOUSING-AG-NR-04); 940 CMR 3.18 (AGY-ST-UTILITIES-HOUSING-AG-038) | Aug. 1, 2020-Mar. 22, 2021 (MA-025; rescinded by MA-045) | Hotels Phase II with no events or meetings (MA-018); 25 percent capacity Dec. 26, 2020-Feb. 8, 2021 (MA-040) | MA-049 PHE declaration; MA-050 DPH face coverings in certain settings; MA-054 PHE Order 2021-1; MA-064 long-term care order | PL; CM; OP; WF | | Confirmed from a secondary source |
| MichiganMI | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED (MIOSHA emergency rules Oct. 14, 2020-June 22, 2021) | EO 2020-21 Stay Home, Stay Safe (Mar. 24-Apr. 13, 2020; MI-011: critical infrastructure workers per CISA's Mar. 19, 2020 memorandum; suppliers designated in writing); EO 2020-42, 2020-59, 2020-70, 2020-77 (to June 1, 2020; MI-017, MI-020, MI-024, MI-026); MDHHS epidemic orders (Oct. 5, 2020-June 22, 2021; MI-059, MI-063, MI-073, MI-076); MIOSHA emergency rules (AGY-ST-LABOR-WORKPLACE-049, -062 to -065); 2020 PA 238 COVID-19 Employment Rights Act (retroactive to Mar. 1, 2020; MI-057) | Gov. Gretchen Whitmer; MDHHS Director; MIOSHA | 2020-03-24 | Stay home June 1, 2020; MDHHS and MIOSHA rules June 22, 2021; Employment Rights Act in force through Q3 2021 | 'Businesses and operations that employ critical infrastructure workers may continue in-person operations' but 'must determine which of their workers are critical infrastructure workers and inform such workers of that designation' and 'promote remote work to the fullest extent possible' (MI-011 lines 82-86, § 5(b)(2)); 'A business or operation that employs critical infrastructure workers may designate suppliers, distribution centers, or service providers' (MI-011 line 230); all other travel prohibited 'including all travel to vacation rentals' (MI-020) | EO 2020-28 water utility reconnections (AGY-ST-UTILITIES-HOUSING-AG-013); MIOSHA emergency rules; EGLE Oil, Gas and Minerals Division instruments not located | Travel between residences limited (MI-017, MI-020); no arrival quarantine | None statewide | MI-057 (quarantine leave), MI-072, MI-070, MI-077; Supreme Court AOs to July 26, 2021; county school orders (MI-081) | EX; SC; OP; WF; PM | | Primary source read |
| MinnesotaMN | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED (iron ore mining named as a Critical Sector) | EO 20-20 Stay at Home (Mar. 27-Apr. 10, 2020; MN-010), EO 20-33 (Apr. 8-May 3; MN-012), EO 20-48 (May 4-17, 2020; MN-017); EO 20-56 (May 18; MN-022); EO 20-74 (June 10; MN-025); EO 20-81 masks (July 25, 2020-May 14/June 30, 2021); EO 20-99 (Nov. 20, 2020-Jan. 10, 2021; MN-032, MN-033); EO 21-11 (Mar. 15, 2021; telework mandate to Apr. 14, 2021; MN-037); EO 21-21 (May 6, 2021); emergency ended July 1, 2021 (MN-041) | Gov. Tim Walz | 2020-03-27 | Stay home May 17, 2020; capacity limits May 27, 2021; masks June 30, 2021; emergency July 1, 2021 | Critical Sectors include 'Workers supporting iron ore mining and processing operations and supplier/vendor industries essential to such mining and processing' and 'workers supporting the underground storage of natural gas' (MN-010 lines 309-311; MN-012 lines 301, 390-391; MN-017 lines 408, 510-511); 'All workers who can work from home must do so' (MN-012 para. 6); 'Minnesotans should stay close to home and are strongly discouraged from unnecessary travel, including long-distance travel... to cabins, commercial lodging' (MN-014 line 73); travel advisory quarantine (MN-032 para. 6.e; MN-037) | EO 20-10 utility disconnections for the peacetime emergency (AGY-ST-UTILITIES-HOUSING-AG-031); DNR Lands and Minerals instruments not located | Advisory quarantine for persons arriving from other States Nov. 20, 2020-May 2021 (MN-032, MN-033, MN-037) | Commercial lodging travel discouraged (MN-014); hotels essential to the extent used for lodging | MN-041 (emergency terminated 11:59 p.m. July 1, 2021); MN-040 EO 21-24 (July 1); MN-042 eviction phaseout; MN-053/MN-054 court orders; AGY-ST-UTILITIES-HOUSING-AG-031 (July 1 only) | EX; SC; OP; WF; CM; CB | | Primary source read |
| MississippiMS | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED | EO 1463 (Mar. 24, 2020; MS-006): gatherings of 10; Essential Business or Operation defined with the CISA categories; local limits on essential business suspended; EO 1466 Shelter in Place (Apr. 3-27, 2020; MS-009, MS-011); Safer at Home (Apr. 27-June 1; MS-014 to MS-021); Safe Return (June 1-Sept. 30, 2020; MS-022 to MS-038) with the statewide mask order EO 1516 (Aug. 4-Sept. 30, 2020); Safe Recovery EO 1525 (Sept. 30-Dec. 11, 2020; MS-039) and county mask orders (to Mar. 3, 2021); EO 1549 (Mar. 3, 2021; MS-051); EO 1551 (Apr. 30, 2021); emergency to Nov. 20, 2021 (MS-002) | Gov. Tate Reeves | 2020-03-24 | Shelter in place Apr. 27, 2020; business terms to recommendations Mar. 3, 2021; emergency through Q3 2021 | Essential Business or Operation includes 'construction and trades, defense industrial base, vendors including child care, religious entities, and the CISA categories'; 'any order... that imposes any additional freedom of movement or social distancing limitations on Essential Business or Operation... is suspended' (MS-006 para. 2(b)); 'all public and private social and other non-essential gatherings in groups of more than 10' prohibited; 'Travel: All travel may resume. Non-essential business travel should be minimized' (MS-022) | None located (Mississippi Oil and Gas Board; Public Service Commission) | None statewide | None statewide | MS-002 emergency; MS-053 EO 1551 recommendations | EX; OP; WF | | Confirmed from a secondary source |
| MissouriMO | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED (Apr. 6-May 3, 2020) then NO-RESTRICTIONS statewide | EO 20-02 emergency (Mar. 13, 2020; MO-001) and EO 20-04 waiver architecture (MO-002); DHSS Stay Home Missouri Order (Apr. 6-May 3, 2020; MO-004, MO-005): essential worker functions per CISA; Phase 1 orders (May 4-June 15, 2020; MO-006, MO-007); no statewide order after June 15, 2020; EO 21-07 emergency to Aug. 31, 2021 (MO-018); EO 21-09 health-care emergency Aug. 27, 2021 (MO-020) | Gov. Mike Parson; DHSS Director Randall Williams | 2020-04-06 | Stay home May 3, 2020; Phase 1 June 15, 2020; emergency Aug. 27, 2021 and health-care emergency thereafter | Individuals 'performing essential worker functions, as set forth in guidance provided by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)' exempt but 'shall adhere to the limitations on social gatherings and social distancing' (MO-004) | Missouri PSC and DNR instruments not located; local orders (St. Louis, Kansas City, Springfield-Greene: MO-041; Boone: MO-045, MO-047) carried the closures and masks | None statewide; judicial employees' travel suspended (MO-024) | None statewide | MO-018 EO 21-07 (to Aug. 27, 2021); MO-020 EO 21-09; MO-002/MO-019 waivers; MO-009 congregate reporting | EX; OP; WF | | Confirmed from a secondary source |
| MontanaMT | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED (arrival quarantine Mar. 30-June 1, 2020) | Directives implementing EOs 2-2020 and 3-2020: closures (Mar. 20, 2020; MT-005); Stay at Home Directive (Mar. 28-Apr. 26, 2020; MT-009): Essential Businesses by CISA memorandum with supply-chain list including 'petroleum and fuel, forest products, mining'; traveler-quarantine Directive (Mar. 30-June 1, 2020; MT-010, MT-012, MT-013, MT-014); Phase One and Two (Apr. 22 and May 19, 2020; MT-013, MT-014); Face Covering Directive (July 15, 2020-Feb. 12, 2021; MT-016 to MT-018); Nov. 17, 2020 Directive (capacity and 10 p.m. closing); Gianforte Directives Jan. 13 and Feb. 12, 2021 (MT-020, MT-021); EO 10-2021 ended the emergency June 30, 2021 (MT-022) | Gov. Steve Bullock; Gov. Greg Gianforte | 2020-03-28 | Stay at home Apr. 26, 2020; quarantine June 1, 2020; masks Feb. 12, 2021; emergency June 30, 2021 | Supply chain 'for essential products and services, including... energy, steel and steel products, petroleum and fuel, forest products, mining, construction' (MT-009 lines 376-377); 'Any person coming to Montana from another state or country for a non-work-related purpose must immediately self-quarantine for 14 days' and hotels and short-term rentals must post the quarantine notice (MT-010); Phase One: 'Minimize non-essential travel and adhere to Montana guidelines regarding quarantine' (MT-013); every business to 'permit telework as much as possible' (MT-014) | Directive limiting foreclosures, evictions and utility disconnections (Mar. 30-May 24, 2020; MT-011); Board of Oil and Gas Conservation and DEQ Coal Program instruments not located; Blackfeet Nation closures (MT-086) | MT-010 (Mar. 30-June 1, 2020) with National Guard screening at airports and rail stations continuing after June 1 (MT-014) | Quarantine notices on every hotel and short-term rental listing (MT-010); hotel pools under Phase One (MT-033) | MT-072 HB 702 (vaccination-status discrimination); MT-073 local-order limits; MT-042 DPHHS school rule (Aug. 31, 2021); Gallatin/Missoula County rules (MT-064, MT-066, MT-077, MT-080) | EX; SV; DR; CM; OP; WF; CB | | Primary source read |
| NebraskaNE | NO-STAY-HOME (Directed Health Measures by county) | DHM Orders 2020-002 to 2020-011 (Mar. 25-Apr. 10, 2020; NE-003 to NE-009): gatherings of 10, dine-in closure, elective procedures suspended, 14-day household quarantine; Phase I-IV DHMs by district (May-Sept. 2020; NE-010 to NE-018, NE-034, NE-037 to NE-039); Nov. 2020 orders (NE-021, NE-022); color-phase orders (Jan.-May 2021; NE-026, NE-028); series ended May 24, 2021 (NE-095); emergency ended June 30, 2021 (NE-067) | DHHS Chief Medical Officer Gary Anthone; Gov. Pete Ricketts | 2020-03-25 | Statewide DHMs to May 24, 2021; emergency June 30, 2021; hospital-capacity emergency Aug. 26, 2021 (NE-068) | 'Failure to comply with this Order will result in legal action for enforcement by civil and/or criminal remedies'; 'Every individual who enters the State of Nebraska as the final destination from any international point of origin... shall home-quarantine... for a period of no less than fourteen (14) days' (NE-013 para. 7); 'Any employer requiring congregate housing' rules (NE-013 para. 8; NE-016, NE-017 addressees 'employers with congregate housing') | None (Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission; no instrument located) | International arrivals June 1, 2020 onward (NE-012, NE-013); none domestic | Employer congregate-housing rules (NE-013, NE-016, NE-017) | NE-068 EO 21-12 (Aug. 26, 2021); NE-050 hospital waivers to Aug. 27; credentialing EOs to Aug. 27, 2021 | CM; WF; OP | | Confirmed from a secondary source |
| NevadaNV | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED (mining labor force named; Directive 047 masks in mining counties from July 30, 2021) | Directive 003 (Mar. 20, 2020; NV-004): non-essential closures; 'The construction, mining, manufacturing, and infrastructure sector labor force may continue operations, but must' adopt mitigation; Emergency Regulation NAC ch. 414 (NV-005: essential infrastructure operations including mining); Directive 010 Stay at Home (Apr. 1-May 9, 2020; NV-012); Directives 018 and 021 phases (May 9-29, 2020; NV-016, NV-017); Directive 024 masks (June 24, 2020-May 2021); Directive 035 Statewide Pause (Nov. 24, 2020-Feb. 2021; NV-030); Directive 044 (Apr. 19/May 1, 2021; NV-038); Directive 045 (CDC mask guidance adopted automatically); Directive 047 (July 27, eff. July 30, 2021; NV-041); Directive 048 schools (Aug. 4, 2021; NV-042); emergency to May 20, 2022 (NV-001) | Gov. Steve Sisolak; Nevada Health Response; Division of Industrial Relations (NV OSHA) | 2020-03-20 | Stay at home May 9, 2020; capacity and gathering caps delegated to counties May 1, 2021 and ended June 1, 2021; masks for all persons in substantial or high transmission counties from July 30, 2021 through Q3 2021 (to Feb. 10, 2022) | 'SECTION 7: The construction, mining, manufacturing, and infrastructure sector labor force may continue operations, but must' implement the Directive's mitigation measures (NV-004); 'Essential infrastructure operations, including construction, agriculture, farming, housing construction, airport operations, water, sewer, gas, electrical, mining, public transportation' (NV-005 line 230); guidance lists 'Mining' among essential and 'Commercial lodging' (NV-064 lines 198, 354); Directive 047: 'individuals... shall be required to cover their nose and mouth with a mask or face covering' in counties of substantial or high transmission per the CDC (NV-041); NV OSHA: 'On July 27, 2021, the Governor issued Declaration of Emergency Directive #047 which requires all persons in counties with substantial or high community transmission rates according to the CDC, whether vaccinated or not, to wear a face covering while in public indoor spaces' (NV-060) | Nevada OSHA (Division of Industrial Relations) COVID-19 guidance and enforcement notices (AGY-ST-LABOR-WORKPLACE-028 to -041; NV-060); Nevada Division of Minerals and Commission on Mineral Resources instruments not located. | None statewide; travel 'urged to avoid' (NV-017 § 8) | Gaming licensees' hotels for displaced guests only Mar. 17-June 4, 2020 (NV-003); SB 4 (2020) public-accommodation cleaning and worker protections during the emergency (NV-054) | NV-001, NV-038, NV-041 (Directive 047: Elko, Lander, Humboldt, Eureka, White Pine listed as their CDC levels dictated; NV-067/NV-068 weekly tables), NV-042, NV-060, NV-054, NV-055, NV-074 | EX; SC; CM; OP; WF; HR | | Primary source read |
| New HampshireNH | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED (petroleum and pipeline workers named) | Emergency Order #17 Stay at Home with Exhibit A Essential Services (Mar. 27-May 2020; NH-009, NH-010); EO #27 lodging restricted to vulnerable populations and essential workers (Apr. 6-June 15, 2020; NH-013); EO #40 Stay at Home 2.0 (May 1-June 15, 2020; NH-017) with Universal Guidelines (NH-045); EO #52 Safer at Home with mandatory Universal Guidelines (June 16, 2020-May 7, 2021; NH-021, NH-022); EO #72/#82/#88/#90 travel quarantine (Nov. 15, 2020-May 7, 2021; NH-027, NH-033, NH-036, NH-038); EO #74 masks (Nov. 20, 2020-Apr. 16, 2021; NH-031); emergency expired June 11, 2021 | Gov. Christopher Sununu | 2020-03-27 | Closures to June 15, 2020; mandatory guidelines and travel quarantine to May 7, 2021; emergency June 11, 2021 | Exhibit A: 'Petroleum workers: Petroleum product storage, pipeline, marine transport, terminals, rail transport, road transport; Crude oil storage facilities, pipeline, and marine transport; Petroleum refinery facilities... Petroleum drilling, extraction, production, processing, refining, terminal operations' and 'Natural gas transmission and distribution pipelines, including compressor stations' (NH-010 lines 199-220; NH-017 lines 425-435); 'all lodging providers within the State of New Hampshire are hereby restricted to providing lodging for vulnerable populations and essential workers only' (NH-013 lines 96-97); Universal Guidelines: 14-day quarantine after travel outside New England (NH-022, NH-045) | Emergency Order #3 utility disconnection prohibition (Mar. 17-July 15, 2020; AGY-ST-UTILITIES-HOUSING-AG-NR-11) | Universal Guidelines (May 1, 2020) and EO #72 to #90 (Nov. 15, 2020-May 7, 2021) (NH-022, NH-027, NH-028, NH-059, NH-074, NH-060) | EO #27 Apr. 6-June 15, 2020 (NH-013); Lodging guidance with 14-day pre-arrival stay-home rule from June 5, 2020 (NH-058) | NH-068 RSA 141-C:1-a; NH-066 school toolkit; NH-063/NH-064 isolation and quarantine directives; NH-046 Universal Best Practices (recommendations) | PL; CM; SC; OP; WF | | Primary source read |
| New JerseyNJ | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED (telework mandate to June 4, 2021; workplace protocols EO 192) | EO 103 emergency (Mar. 9, 2020; NJ-001); EO 107 stay home and telework mandate (Mar. 21, 2020; paras. 10-11 to June 4, 2021); EO 108 preemption (NJ-005); EO 122 non-essential construction ceased with utilities essential (Apr. 10-May 18, 2020; NJ-011); EO 125 transit (NJ-013); EO 192 workplace health and safety protocols (Nov. 5, 2020-June 4, 2021; NJ-036; SEC-09-023) carried by EO 243 for unvaccinated workers (NJ-051; SEC-09-038); EO 190/229/246 utility moratorium (Oct. 15, 2020-June 30, 2021; grace to Dec. 31, 2021; NJ-059, NJ-060, NJ-061); EO 242 (May 28/June 4, 2021; NJ-050); P.L. 2021, c. 103 (NJ-053); EO 252 (Aug. 6, 2021; NJ-056) | Gov. Phil Murphy; Department of Health | 2020-03-21 | Retail closure June 15, 2020; construction halt May 18, 2020; telework mandate June 4, 2021; EO 192 protocols to June 4, 2021 and for unvaccinated workers thereafter; PHE ended June 4, 2021; State of Emergency through Q3 2021 | 'all non-essential construction projects shall cease when this Order takes effect' with 'Essential construction projects' including 'utilities' (NJ-011 para. 2); every business with on-site staff must screen daily, require masks and distancing, and exclude sick workers (NJ-036); utility 'reconnection at no cost' and shutoff moratorium (NJ-059, NJ-060); six-month grace period barring disconnection of gas, electric and water service July 1-Dec. 31, 2021 (NJ-061) | BPU-enforced utility moratorium (NJ-059 to NJ-061); DOBI Bulletin 20-15 (NJ-105); Department of Health Executive Directives (NJ-066 to NJ-086) | Tri-State travel advisory (14-day self-quarantine) June 25, 2020-May 17, 2021 (NJ-087, NJ-088, NJ-108; ECO-C-009) | Online marketplaces for lodging reserved to municipal regulation (NJ-005 para. 3); hotel sanitization directive (NJ-073) | NJ-001 State of Emergency; NJ-053 c. 103; NJ-050 EO 242; NJ-051 EO 243; NJ-036 as carried; NJ-061 grace period; NJ-056 EO 252; NJ-086 rule waiver (Aug. 19, 2021) | PL; OP; CB; WF; SC | | Confirmed from a secondary source |
| New MexicoNM | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED with lodging caps, universal traveler quarantine and a State Land Office shut-in rule; indoor masks reinstated Aug. 20, 2021 | PHO Mar. 19, 2020 (NM-005: lodging 50 percent); PHO Mar. 23, 2020 closing all businesses except essential (NM-006: 'oil drilling, oil refining, natural resources extraction or mining operations' essential; lodging 50 percent); PHO Apr. 6 (NM-010: lodging 25 percent; retail 20 percent); PHO Apr. 30 (NM-012); PHO May 15 (NM-016: face coverings; lodging 25 percent); PHO June 1 (NM-021: lodging 50 percent); PHO June 30 (NM-023); EO 2020-013 air-traveler quarantine (Mar. 27-June 30, 2020; secondary); EO 2020-054 all-traveler quarantine (July 1, 2020; NM-024) amended Sept. 3, Oct. 16, Oct. 29, 2020 (NM-031, NM-034, NM-037) and rescinded Feb. 10, 2021 (NM-051); PHOs July 13-Sept. 18, 2020 (NM-026 to NM-032); PHO Oct. 16 (NM-033: gatherings of 5; 10 p.m. closing; lodging 60/25 percent); PHO Oct. 22 (NM-036); reset Nov. 16-Dec. 2, 2020 (NM-039, NM-040: non-essential businesses closed; lodging 25 percent); county framework Dec. 2, 2020-June 30, 2021 (NM-041, NM-042, NM-046, NM-047, NM-054, NM-056, NM-057); PHO June 30, 2021 (NM-060); PHO July 30 (NM-062); PHO Aug. 17 (NM-067); PHO Sept. 15 (NM-070); EO 2021-054 emergency renewal (NM-069); SLO emergency rule 19.2.100.71 NMAC (Apr. 21, 2020; SEC-23-008 to SEC-23-012) | Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham; Secretary of Health Kathyleen Kunkel / Tracie Collins / David Scrase; Commissioner of Public Lands Stephanie Garcia Richard | 2020-03-19 | Closures and 100 percent in-person reductions Mar. 24-May 15, 2020 and Nov. 16-Dec. 2, 2020; lodging caps Mar. 19, 2020-June 30, 2021; traveler quarantine Mar. 27, 2020-Feb. 10, 2021; county framework to June 30, 2021; masks for the unvaccinated July 1-Aug. 19, 2021 and for all persons Aug. 20-Oct. 15, 2021 and beyond; emergency through Q3 2021 | 'oil drilling, oil refining, natural resources extraction or mining operations, nuclear material research' essential (NM-006 lines 103-104; NM-022 line 153; NM-039 lines 140-141); 'Hotels, motels, RV parks, and other places of lodging shall not operate at more than fifty percent' (NM-006 line 188), 'twenty-five percent' (NM-010 para. 6; NM-012 para. 7; NM-016 para. 6), 'fifty percent' (NM-021 para. 12; NM-023; NM-027), 75 percent for NM Safe Certified (NM-030, NM-032), 60/25 percent (NM-033), 25 percent (NM-039), 75/60/40/25 by level (NM-041, NM-054); 'Amended Order Directing Individuals Traveling to New Mexico to Self-Isolate or Self-Quarantine for a Limited Period' (NM-024); NM-060: every business 'shall adhere' to COVID-Safe Practices, $5,000 per violation; NM-067: 'all individuals age 2 years and older shall wear a mask or multilayer cloth face covering in all indoor public settings'; SLO rule: 'because of a severe reduction in the price of oil, the beneficiaries of state trust lands will be better served if oil wells are allowed to be temporarily shut in rather than produced at a low price' (SEC-23-008 § A) | State Land Office emergency rule 19.2.100.71 NMAC (Apr. 21, 2020; SEC-23-008), shut-in notification form (SEC-23-009), releases of Apr. 3, Apr. 21 and June 10, 2020 (SEC-23-011, SEC-23-010, SEC-23-012); New Mexico Environment Department OHSB rules (AGY-ST-LABOR-WORKPLACE-027, -066 to -070); Supreme Court protocols (NM-004, NM-025, NM-045, NM-059, NM-066) | Air travelers Mar. 27-June 30, 2020 (EO 2020-013, business-travel exceptions from June 1, 2020); all travelers July 1, 2020-Feb. 10, 2021 (NM-024, NM-031, NM-034, NM-037, NM-051); Gallup lockdown May 1-10, 2020 (NM-014, NM-015) | Statewide occupancy caps on every hotel, motel and RV park for fifteen months (NM-005 to NM-057); the Permian crews of Eddy and Lea Counties and the San Juan Basin crews lodged under them | NM-060 (July 1-30), NM-062 (July 30-Aug. 17), NM-067 (Aug. 17/20-Sept. 15), NM-070 (Sept. 15-Oct. 15), NM-069 (emergency to Oct. 15), NM-009 writ stay, NM-059/NM-064/NM-066 court protocols; Navajo Nation orders on the Nation's New Mexico lands (AZ-079 to AZ-084) | EX; SV; DR; PL; CM; PM; HR; OP; WF; CB | SEC-23-008 to SEC-23-012 read | Primary source read |
| New YorkNY | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED (no extraction; pipeline and utility contractors) | EO 202 (Mar. 7, 2020; NY-001) and EO 202.6/202.8 New York on PAUSE (Mar. 22, 2020: 100 percent in-person workforce reduction for non-essential businesses) with ESD essential-business guidance (NY-091, NY-090: essential infrastructure includes utilities, power generation, fuel supply and transmission); NY Forward phases (May 15-July 2020; NY-031); EO 202.17/202.18 masks (Apr. 15/17, 2020; NY-018); EO 205 to 205.3 traveler quarantine (June 25, 2020-Apr. 1/June 25, 2021; NY-006, NY-046 to NY-048, NY-077); cluster zones (Oct. 2020-2021); EO 202.108 and 202.111 (May 17 and June 15, 2021); EO 210 rescission (June 25, 2021; NY-049); 10 NYCRR Subpart 66-3 and 2.13 (May 26/28 and June 23, 2021; NY-133, NY-134); 10 NYCRR 2.60 and 2.61 (Aug. 26-27, 2021; NY-071, NY-073); ch. 108 of 2020 and ch. 106 of 2021 utility moratorium (AGY-ST-UTILITIES-HOUSING-AG-006, -007) | Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo; Empire State Development; Department of Health; Legislature | 2020-03-22 | PAUSE by region May 15-June 8, 2020; capacity limits May 19, 2021; EOs rescinded June 25, 2021; DOH regulations through Q3 2021; utility moratorium to Dec. 21, 2021 | 'Essential Business' shall mean businesses operating in or as: health care operations; essential infrastructure...' including 'utilities including power generation, fuel supply and transmission' (NY-090); 'No local government or political subdivision shall issue any local emergency order... inconsistent with' the directives (NY-010); EO 205: quarantine of travelers from designated States (NY-006); PSL 32(6): no termination of utility service 'for the duration of the state disaster emergency' and 180 days after (AGY-ST-UTILITIES-HOUSING-AG-006, -007) | Public Service Commission enforcement of ch. 108/ch. 106 (AGY-ST-UTILITIES-HOUSING-AG-006, -007); DEC Division of Mineral Resources instruments not located | June 25, 2020-Apr. 1, 2021 (domestic) and to June 25, 2021 (NY-006, NY-046 to NY-048, NY-077) | Cluster-zone and NY Forward hotel guidance (NYC metro file) | NY-133, NY-134, NY-071, NY-073, NY-074, NY-078, NY-072, NY-076; AGY-ST-UTILITIES-HOUSING-AG-006/-007/-052; NY-085/NY-086 eviction and foreclosure moratorium; NYC vaccination-proof orders (MET-NYC) | PL; OP; CB; WF; SC | | Confirmed from a secondary source |
| North CarolinaNC | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED (fuel-delivery hours-of-service orders through Q3 2021) | EO 116 emergency (Mar. 10, 2020-Aug. 15, 2022; NC-001); EO 118/120 closures; EO 121 Stay at Home (Mar. 30-May 8, 2020; NC-005): essential by CISA; EO 138/141 phases (NC-010, NC-011); EO 147 masks (June 26, 2020-May 14, 2021); EO 181 modified stay at home and curfew (Dec. 11, 2020-Feb. 26, 2021; NC-023); EO 215/220 (May 14-July 30, 2021; NC-029, NC-030); EO 224 (July 29, 2021; NC-031); EO 119/133/230 transportation provisions (NC-039, NC-040, NC-066); EO 124/142 utility shutoffs (Mar. 31-July 29, 2020; NC-006, NC-012) | Gov. Roy Cooper | 2020-03-30 | Stay at home May 8, 2020; capacity and masks May 14, 2021; EO 220 settings July 30, 2021; emergency through Q3 2021 | 'non-essential businesses' closed and only Essential Travel permitted (NC-005); EO 230 (Aug. 31, 2021): delivery of 'diesel oil, gasoline, kerosene, propane, and liquid petroleum gas to residential and commercial establishments is an essential need' with hours-of-service relief (NC-066 lines 72, 147); 'Prohibiting Utility Shut-Offs, Late Fees, and Reconnection Fees' (NC-006) | NC Utilities Commission and EO 124/142 (NC-006, NC-012); Dare County non-resident entry restriction (NC-074); DEQ Division of Energy, Mineral and Land Resources instruments not located | None statewide; Dare County entry ban Mar. 17-May 16, 2020 (NC-074) | Hotels essential under EO 142 recital (NC-012) | NC-001, NC-030 (to July 30), NC-031 EO 224 (state employees vaccination or testing), NC-058 to NC-060, NC-066 EO 230, NC-072 school toolkit, NC-032 S.L. 2021-130 | SC; PL; OP; WF; CB | | Primary source read |
| North DakotaND | NO-STAY-HOME (sector closures; arrival quarantine Mar. 28-Sept. 21, 2020; masks Nov. 14, 2020-Jan. 18, 2021; NDIC waste-prevention waivers) | EO 2020-03 emergency (Mar. 13, 2020-Apr. 30, 2021; ND-001, ND-081); EO 2020-04 series closures (schools; bars, restaurants, gyms, theaters Mar. 20-Apr. 30, 2020; ND-002 to ND-006 lineage); EO 2020-06.4 Smart Restart conditions (May 1-22, 2020; ND-041, ND-046); EO 2020-08 unemployment (recites impacts on 'businesses in the energy sector'; ND-008); EO 2020-14/14.1 authorizing SHO disease-control orders (ND-012, ND-024); SHO Confinement Orders 2020-02, 2020-02.1 (travel quarantine Mar. 28-Sept. 21, 2020; ND-014, ND-021, ND-056); EO 2020-21 series and SHO Orders 2020-05, 2020-06 (isolation and household quarantine to Apr. 30, 2021; ND-019, ND-022, ND-026, ND-060); EO 2020-27 child care (ND-027); SHO Orders 2020-08/08.1 masks (Nov. 14, 2020-Jan. 18, 2021; ND-066, ND-073); EO 2020-43 series capacity limits (Nov. 16, 2020-Jan. 18, 2021; ND-074); NDIC direction of Mar. 24, 2020 reinstating well waivers (SEC-23-028); Director's Cuts Apr. 14, May 15, June 12, July 17, 2020 (SEC-23-013 to SEC-23-016); NDIC confiscation orders June 19, 2020 (SEC-23-029) | Gov. Doug Burgum; State Health Officer Mylynn Tufte / Dirk Wilke; North Dakota Industrial Commission (Burgum, Goehring, Stenehjem); Department of Mineral Resources Director Lynn Helms | 2020-03-13 | Closures Apr. 30, 2020; travel quarantine Sept. 21, 2020; masks and capacity limits Jan. 18, 2021; emergency and every SHO order Apr. 30, 2021; statutes HB 1118, 1323, 1465 in Q3 2021 | 'ANY PERSON WHO ENTERS NORTH DAKOTA TRAVELING FROM ANOTHER STATE OR COUNTRY, AND WHO IS NOT MERELY PASSING THROUGH, IS SUBJECT TO IMMEDIATE QUARANTINE FOR A PERIOD OF FOURTEEN (14) DAYS... THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE ARE EXEMPT... PEOPLE COMMUTING TO AND FROM NORTH DAKOTA FOR WORK... ESSENTIAL CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE WORKERS, AS DEFINED B[Y CISA]' (ND-021); 'Fourteen-day quarantine of all household contacts of persons who test positive; essential critical infrastructure workers exempt while asymptomatic' (ND-026); Smart Restart Orange level: 'Only essential work and travel are open. Limit gathering size to 10 people or less' (ND-046); NDIC: 'The Department of Mineral Resources was directed today by the North Dakota Industrial Commission to immediately reinstate guidelines that promote the prevention of waste of the state's natural resources of oil and gas during the current economic climate. The Not Completed Well Waiver guidelines allow operators to apply for Not Completed Well {NCW} Status... The Inactive Well Waiver guidelines... The Suspension of Drilling Waiver guidelines allow operators to apply for Temporary Abandoned Surface Casing Status' (SEC-23-028); Director's Cut May 15, 2020: 'the count is already down 78% with 4-5 more rig releases expected' and 'the number of active completion crews decreasing from 25 to 1' (SEC-23-014); July 17, 2020: rig count 35; 193 wells waiting on completion (SEC-23-016) | NDIC/DMR: SEC-23-028 (Mar. 24, 2020 waivers), SEC-23-013 to SEC-23-016 (Director's Cuts), SEC-23-029 (June 19, 2020 confiscation of 350-plus abandoned wells under $33.2 million of CARES Act funds); ND Public Service Commission disconnection instruments not located | SHO Orders 2020-02 (Mar. 28), 2020-02.1 (Apr. 8), 2020-02.2, 2020-02.3 (July 28, international) to 2020-02.4 revocation (Sept. 21, 2020) (ND-014, ND-021, ND-056) | 'residence, including hotels, motels, rented lodging' as the place of isolation (ND-060); no lodging cap | ND-082 HB 1465, ND-080 HB 1323, ND-078 HB 1118; ND-083 NDSU masks; federal layer (CDC/TSA on the Williston and Bismarck flights; land-border notices on Canadian crews and equipment at Portal and Pembina: FED-232 to FED-235) | EX; SV; DR; PL; CM; PM; SC; HR; WF; CB | SEC-23-013 to SEC-23-016, SEC-23-028, SEC-23-029 read | Primary source read |
| OhioOH | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED | Director's Stay At Home Order (Mar. 23-May 1, 2020; OH-011, OH-014): Essential Infrastructure and CISA list; Stay Safe Ohio (May 1-29, 2020; OH-019: manufacturing, distribution, construction and general office from May 4); Director's Order for Facial Coverings (July 23, 2020-Apr. 5/June 2, 2021; OH-030, OH-070); Stay at Home Tonight curfew (Nov. 19, 2020-Feb. 11, 2021; OH-039); rescission June 2, 2021 (OH-048, OH-050); emergency ended June 18, 2021 (OH-052); nursing-home testing orders to July 1, 2022 (OH-049, OH-071) | ODH Director Amy Acton / Stephanie McCloud / Bruce Vanderhoff; Gov. Mike DeWine | 2020-03-23 | Stay at home May 1, 2020; masks and distancing June 2, 2021; emergency June 18, 2021 | Essential Infrastructure and the supply chain for 'food and beverage, transportation, energy, steel and steel products, petroleum and fuel, mining, construction' (OH-011 line 323); 'Only Essential Travel and Essential Activities... are permitted' (OH-011 para. 4); 'persons entering the State with the intent to stay are asked to self-quarantine for fourteen days' (OH-014); Sub. S.B. 22 defines energy emergency powers over 'electric power, natural gas, coal, or individual petroleum fuels' (OH-045 lines 1060-1076) | PUCO Entry Case 20-591-AU-UNC (Mar. 12, 2020; AGY-ST-UTILITIES-HOUSING-AG-NR-06); ODNR Division of Oil and Gas Resources and Division of Mineral Resources Management instruments not located | Fourteen-day self-quarantine 'asked' of persons entering to stay (OH-014); Domestic Travel Advisory July 22, 2020 onward (OH-083, OH-087) | None statewide | OH-049, OH-071 testing orders; OH-072 reporting; OH-045 S.B. 22 (June 23, 2021); OH-084 school quarantine guidance; OH-095 Dayton mask ordinance (Sept. 17, 2021) | EX; SC; OP; WF; CB | | Primary source read |
| OklahomaOK | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED (statewide closure of non-critical businesses Apr. 1-24, 2020; NAICS 21 and 486 named essential; traveler quarantine Mar. 29-May 12, 2020) | EO 2020-07 and amendments (Mar. 15-Apr. 8, 2020; OK-001 to OK-013): Fourth Amended (Mar. 24: Safer at Home for vulnerable individuals; closures in counties with cases from 11:59 p.m. Mar. 25; OK-006); Amended Executive Memorandum 2020-01 (Mar. 25: energy, transportation, wholesale, warehousing added to critical infrastructure; OK-008); Sixth Amended (Mar. 29: 14-day quarantine for air travelers from New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Washington, California and Louisiana; OK-010); Seventh Amended (Apr. 1: statewide closure of all businesses not in a critical infrastructure sector until Apr. 30; gatherings of 10; elective procedures postponed; OK-011) with the Commerce Essential Industries List (Apr. 1, 2020; OK-014); EO 2020-13 series (Apr. 8-May 30, 2020; OK-015 to OK-025) with the OURS plan (OK-021); EO 2020-20 series (May 30, 2020-Feb. 12, 2021; OK-030, OK-032, OK-033, OK-034); EO 2021-07 (Feb. 12-May 4, 2021; OK-039, OK-041); Corporation Commission utility advisory (Mar. 16, 2020; SEC-23-025) and remote hearings (Scopia, then Zoom from June 21, 2021; SEC-23-026); SB 658 and EO 2021-16 (OK-043, OK-042) | Gov. Kevin Stitt; Department of Commerce; Oklahoma Corporation Commission | 2020-03-24 | Statewide closure Apr. 1-24, 2020 (OURS Phase 1 Apr. 24/May 1); traveler quarantine May 12, 2020; 11 p.m. on-premises rule Nov. 19, 2020-Jan. 13, 2021; State-property masks to Mar. 12, 2021; every gubernatorial order rescinded May 4, 2021; OCC remote hearings through Q3 2021 | 'all businesses not identified as being within a critical infrastructure sector as defined by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security... shall close to the public' (OK-011, OK-017); Essential Industries List: '21 Mining, Oil and Gas Extraction', '486 Pipeline Transportation', '324 Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing' (OK-014 lines 13, 36-37); vulnerable individuals 'shall stay in their home or place of residence except for working in a critical infrastructure sector' (OK-006, OK-009, OK-022, OK-023); '14-day quarantine for air travelers from the New York tri-State area, Washington, California and Louisiana' (OK-010); OCC: 'PUD staff is coordinating with the regulated utilities to consider moratoriums for those residential customers who are directly affected by the COVID-19 virus' (SEC-23-025); 'The Commission on June 21 will be switching to Zoom software from Scopia for its Commission meetings and court hearings before Administrative Law Judges' (SEC-23-026) | OCC: SEC-23-025 (Mar. 16, 2020), SEC-23-026 (June 17, 2021); Board of Dentistry and Insurance Department instruments in the OK file; Tulsa (OK-057, OK-059, OK-064) and Oklahoma City (OK-052, OK-053) shelter and mask orders | OK-010, OK-011, OK-013, OK-015 to OK-023 (Mar. 29-May 12, 2020); State-employee out-of-State travel moratorium Oct. 23, 2020 onward (OK-032) | None statewide; health-care-worker housing protections (OK-010) | OK-043 SB 658 (July 1, 2021); OK-042 EO 2021-16; OK-090 Cherokee Nation EO 2021-01-CTH; SEC-23-026 OCC remote hearings; Tulsa and Oklahoma City orders ended; federal layer | EX; SV; DR; PL; CM; PM; OP; WF; CB | SEC-23-025, SEC-23-026 read | Primary source read |
| OregonOR | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED (Oregon OSHA rule and indoor mask rule through Q3 2021) | EO 20-07 (Mar. 17, 2020; OR-003); EO 20-12 Stay Home, Save Lives (Mar. 23-May 15, 2020; OR-007): listed closures; offices must telework where possible; EO 20-25 Phase I (May 15; OR-017); EO 20-27 Phase II (June 5; OR-020); EO 20-65/20-66 County Risk framework (Nov.-Dec. 3, 2020-June 30, 2021; OR-035); Oregon OSHA OAR 437-001-0744 temporary (Nov. 16, 2020; OR-032) and permanent (May 4, 2021; OR-041) as amended June 30, Aug. 13 and Sept. 16, 2021 (OR-044; AGY-ST-LABOR-WORKPLACE-021); EO 21-15 (June 30, 2021; OR-043); OAR 333-019-1015 school masks (Aug. 2, 2021; OR-045) and OAR 333-019-1025 indoor masks (Aug. 13, 2021; OR-048) | Gov. Kate Brown; Oregon OSHA Administrator Michael Wood; Oregon Health Authority | 2020-03-23 | Closures and telework prohibition to Phase I-II 2020 and at Extreme Risk to May 6, 2021; framework and masks June 30, 2021; OSHA rule through Q3 2021; indoor masks Aug. 13, 2021-Mar. 11, 2022; emergency to June 30, 2022 | EO 20-12 para. 9: work in offices prohibited whenever telework is possible; 'Individuals should continue to minimize non-essential travel' (OR-017 para. 9.b); OAR 437-001-0744: risk assessment, infection-control plan, ventilation, 24-hour exposure notification, medical removal and quarantine (OR-041, OR-044); OAR 333-019-1025 (5): 'Individuals must wear masks, face coverings, or face shields in indoor spaces regardless of vaccination status' with 'Public and private workplaces' including 'factories, construction sites, farms' (OR-048) | Oregon OSHA (OR-032, OR-041, OR-044; AGY-ST-LABOR-WORKPLACE-016 to -025); DOGAMI instruments not located (no oil and gas production; aggregate and one nickel-gold district) | West Coast travel advisory Nov. 13, 2020 | Lodging under OHA sector guidance (OR-035) | OR-043 EO 21-15 (emergency to Dec. 31, 2021); OR-041/OR-044 OSHA rule; OR-048 indoor masks from Aug. 13; OR-045 school masks; OR-042/OR-050 foreclosure moratorium; OR-058 EO 21-31 | PL; OP; WF; CM | | Primary source read |
| PennsylvaniaPA | PARTIAL-CLOSURE (coal, metal and nonmetallic mining and mining support marked 'No' Mar. 19, 2020) then ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED with telework mandate and travel order | Governor's and Secretary of Health's Business Closure Orders (Mar. 19, 2020, eff. 8:00 p.m.; PA-002, PA-003) with the Industry Operation Guidance / Life-Sustaining Business list (Mar. 19, 2020; amended Mar. 20, Mar. 24, Apr. 20, May 19; PA-004; SEC-09-007); Stay at Home orders (Mar. 23-June 4, 2020; PA-005, PA-051, PA-006, PA-057); Secretary of Health Worker Safety Order (Apr. 15, 2020; PA-008); Universal Face Coverings (July 1, 2020-June 28, 2021; PA-020, PA-100); Travel Mitigation Orders (Nov. 20, 2020-Mar. 1, 2021; PA-021, PA-027, PA-113, PA-070, PA-032); Mitigation and Enforcement Orders (Nov. 27, 2020-May 31, 2021; PA-022, PA-023, PA-031, PA-033, PA-035, PA-036); disaster emergency terminated June 10, 2021 (PA-039); Act 21 of 2021 (PA-040); Act 73 (PA-043) | Gov. Tom Wolf; Secretary of Health Rachel Levine / Alison Beam | 2020-03-19 | Closure of non-life-sustaining physical operations Mar. 19/21-May 8, 2020 (red-phase counties to June 4); stay at home to June 4, 2020; telework 'unless not possible' Nov. 27, 2020-May 31, 2021; travel order Mar. 1, 2021; masks June 28, 2021; emergency June 10, 2021 with statutory suspensions to Sept. 30, 2021 | 'No person or entity shall operate a place of business in the Commonwealth that is not a life sustaining business' (PA-002); list of Mar. 19, 2020: 'Oil and Gas Extraction Yes... Coal Mining No... Metal Ore Mining No... Nonmetallic Mineral Mining and Quarrying No... Support Activities for Mining No... Utility Subsystem Construction No... Petroleum & Coal Products Manufacturing Yes... Pipeline Transportation of Crude Oil Yes... Pipeline Transportation of Natural Gas Yes' (PA-004 lines 44-52, 57, 124, 371-375); Worker Safety Order: masks, staggered shifts, six-foot spacing, closure and cleaning on exposure, 'Critical Infrastructure Workers Who May Have Had' exposure (PA-008 line 81); Travel Mitigation: negative test within 72 hours or quarantine (14 days; 10 from Dec. 9) for every person entering the Commonwealth (PA-021, PA-113); Mitigation Order: 'Unless not possible, all business or organization shall conduct their operations in whole or in part remotely'; 'k. Prohibit non-essential visitors from entering the premises of the business' (PA-022) | PUC Emergency Orders (Mar. 13 and Mar. 16, 2020; AGY-ST-UTILITIES-HOUSING-AG-014, -015, -NR-02; terminations moratorium to Nov. 9, 2020); Bureau of Mine Safety instruments not located | PA-021 (Nov. 20, 2020), PA-027 (Nov. 25), PA-113 (Dec. 9: 10 days), PA-070 (Governor), terminated Mar. 1, 2021 (PA-032) | 'Traveler Accommodation No' on the Mar. 19, 2020 list (PA-004 line 45 area) later revised; no lodging cap thereafter | PA-040 Act 21 (to Sept. 30, 2021); PA-043 Act 73; PA-042 school masks (Sept. 7); PA-025/PA-101 elective-procedure order (July 1-Aug. 23); PA-041/PA-044 hospital reporting; PA-047/PA-118 PA-HAN quarantine; PUC standing protections | EX; SV; PL; CM; PM; SC; OP; WF; CB | | Primary source read |
| Rhode IslandRI | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED (arrival quarantine for every non-work visitor Mar. 28, 2020 onward) | EO 20-03 international quarantine (Mar. 13, 2020; RI-002); EO 20-10/20-12/20-13/20-14 (Mar. 23-28, 2020; RI-007 to RI-010): stay home, non-critical retail closed, 14-day quarantine of every non-work arrival; EO 20-20 further quarantine (RI-012); EO 20-32 and Phase II-III (May 9-June 30, 2020; RI-017, RI-019, RI-021); EO 20-71 quarantine (Sept. 3, 2020; RI-024); Pause (Nov. 30-Dec. 20, 2020; RI-029, RI-031); EO 20-108 to 21-55 (Dec. 21, 2020-May 21, 2021); EO 21-26 quarantine and isolation (Mar. 19-Sept. 1, 2021; RI-036, RI-049, RI-052); Reopening Order EO 21-57/21-68 (May 21-July 6, 2021; RI-040, RI-043); EO 21-76 (July 6, 2021; RI-047); EO 21-93/21-94/21-100 quarantine and isolation (Sept. 1-Oct. 30, 2021; RI-059, RI-060, RI-066); 216-RICR-50-15-7 (May 8, 2020-Aug. 31, 2021; RI-069 to RI-071) | Gov. Gina Raimondo / Daniel McKee; RIDOH | 2020-03-13 | Closures May 9, 2020; capacity limits May 21, 2021; Reopening Order July 6, 2021; quarantine and isolation orders through Q3 2021; emergency renewed monthly | 'Any person coming to Rhode Island for a non-work-related purpose... must immediately self-quarantine' (RI-040, RI-043 para. 4); 'employers shall cancel all non-essential employee travel' (RI-028); 'Essential Critical Infrastructure Workers Quarantined for' exposure guidance (RI-012, RI-024 line 65); every 'covered entity' bound by the RIDOH Safe Activities regulation (RI-069) | None (no extraction; Providence port); RIDOH regulation (RI-069 to RI-071) | Mar. 13, 2020 (international) and Mar. 28, 2020 (all non-work arrivals) through July 6, 2021 (domestic exemptions phased 2021); international quarantine continued in EO 21-68 (RI-043) | Lodging Operations and Accommodations in the RIDOH regulation (RI-070 § 7.4.7) | RI-001 emergency; RI-043/RI-044/RI-046 to July 6; RI-036, RI-049, RI-052 (to Sept. 1); RI-059, RI-060, RI-066; RI-071 regulation (to Aug. 31); RI-073 appropriations act; Providence EOs (RI-098 to RI-100) | PL; CM; OP; WF | | Primary source read |
| South CarolinaSC | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED (fuels and petroleum named as Critical Infrastructure Operations; lodging and travel restrictions Apr. 3-May 1, 2020) | EO 2020-08 emergency (Mar. 13, 2020; SC-001, SC-039: 'fuels and petroleum products' supply chain); EO 2020-13 preemption clause (Mar. 23); EO 2020-14 traveler quarantine (Mar. 27-May 1, 2020; SC-007, SC-017); EO 2020-19 lodging and travel restrictions (Apr. 3-May 1, 2020; SC-012); EO 2020-21 Home or Work (Apr. 7-May 4, 2020; SC-013) with Critical Infrastructure Operations; EO 2020-23 to 2020-40 reopening (SC-014 to SC-024); EO 2020-50 masks in restaurants and State buildings (Aug. 3, 2020; SC-027); EO 2020-63/73/77 (SC-029 to SC-031); EO 2021-11/12 (Mar. 1-5, 2021; SC-032, SC-033); EO 2021-23 (May 11, 2021; SC-035); emergency expired June 6-7, 2021 (SC-036) | Gov. Henry McMaster | 2020-03-27 | Home or Work order May 4, 2020; travel and lodging restrictions May 1, 2020; capacity guidelines Mar. 5, 2021; emergency June 7, 2021 | 'Critical Infrastructure Operations shall mean and include' the transport of 'fuels and petroleum products (to include fuel oil, diesel oil, gasoline, kerosene, propane, and liquid petroleum)' and CISA essential workers (SC-013 lines 392-407; SC-001 lines 127-128); 'Lodging... in the State of South Carolina are prohibited from' providing lodging to individuals from high-risk areas except those in 'critical infrastructure' (SC-012 lines 237-301); 'Required Self-Quarantine for Individuals Entering South Carolina from High-Risk Areas' (SC-007); 'This Order shall supersede and preempt any such local ordinance' (every order from SC-013) | None (Santee Cooper; SC PSC; DHEC Mining Program instruments not located) | SC-007 (Mar. 27-May 1, 2020) | SC-012 (Apr. 3-May 1, 2020); short-term rental restrictions in reopening orders (SC-014, SC-016, SC-023, SC-024) | SC-045 Act 94 provisos; SC-044 Act 102; SC-054/SC-055 court orders (courthouse masks to Aug. 31, 2021); SC-062 school exclusion list | SC; CM; OP; WF | | Primary source read |
| South DakotaSD | NO-STAY-HOME (directives; Minnehaha and Lincoln County vulnerable-persons order; local ordinances) | EO 2020-04 emergency (Mar. 13, 2020-June 30, 2021; SD-027 chain); EO 2020-05/06/09 State employees remote and out-of-State travel prohibited (Mar. 15-May 2, 2020; SD-002, SD-003, SD-006); EO 2020-08 and 2020-12 (Mar. 23-Apr. 28, 2020; SD-005, SD-009): enclosed retail businesses that promote public gatherings to suspend or modify; employers to telework, limit gatherings and non-essential travel; EO 2020-13/2020-18 vulnerable persons stay home in Minnehaha and Lincoln Counties (Apr. 6-May 11, 2020; SD-010, SD-015); EO 2020-20 Back to Normal Plan (Apr. 28, 2020-June 30, 2021; SD-017); HB 1295 quarantine authority (SD-032); Sioux Falls and Rapid City ordinances (SD-039, SD-063, SD-074) | Gov. Kristi Noem; Department of Health | 2020-03-15 | Directives to Apr. 28, 2020; vulnerable-persons order May 11, 2020; emergency June 30, 2021 | 'Vulnerable Individuals shall stay at home or a place of residence if possible, except for vulnerable individuals to work in a critical infrastructure sector job' (SD-010, SD-015); every employer to 'Encourage staff to telework if possible, implement social distancing measures, limit unnecessary work gatherings, limit non-essential travel' (SD-005, SD-009 para. 9); 'all work-related, out-of-state travel' by State personnel prohibited (SD-002) | None (Wharf gold mine; Board of Minerals and Environment; no instrument located); courts' orders (SD-045 to SD-088) | None statewide (State employees only); Cheyenne River and Pine Ridge checkpoints (SD-044) | None statewide | SD-045/SD-046 judicial emergency; SD-083; SD-088 2nd Circuit courthouse order (July 6, 2021) | OP; WF; PM | | Confirmed from a secondary source |
| TennesseeTN | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED (Mar. 23-Apr. 30, 2020) then county-driven with statewide caps to Jan. 31, 2021 | EO 17 closures (Mar. 23, 2020; TN-004: 'All critical infrastructure will remain operational'); EO 22/23 Safer at Home (Mar. 31-Apr. 30, 2020; TN-007, TN-008); EO 30 (Apr. 29-May 22; TN-013); EO 38 (May 22-Sept. 30, 2020; TN-018: gatherings of 50; isolation mandate); EO 50/59/63 (TN-020, TN-023, TN-024); EO 54 county mask authority (July 3, 2020-Apr. 28, 2021; TN-021); EO 70/74/75 winter caps (Dec. 20, 2020-Jan. 31, 2021; TN-027); Tennessee Pledge guidelines (TN-053, TN-060, TN-061, TN-062); EO 80 (Apr. 28, 2021); EO 81-90 (May 31-Nov. 19, 2021; TN-033 to TN-038) | Gov. Bill Lee | 2020-03-23 | Safer at Home Apr. 30, 2020; capacity limits May 22, 2020; gathering caps Sept. 30, 2020 and Jan. 31, 2021; county masks Apr. 28, 2021; emergency through Q3 2021 (Nov. 19, 2021) | Essential Services include the supply chain for 'steel and steel products, petroleum and fuel, mining, construction, defense and national' security (TN-007 line 485); 'Essential Travel... Travel to and from outside of the State of Tennessee' (TN-007 para. 9); 'Nothing herein repeals, preempts, or otherwise limits the authority... of a locality to issue further orders' (TN-007 para. 13); Class A misdemeanor under Tenn. Code Ann. § 58-2-120 | None (TDEC Division of Water Resources mining section; no instrument located); Tennessee Pledge Manufacturing and Construction guidelines (TN-060, TN-061) | None statewide | Sumner County Safer at Home addressed hotels and commercial lodging (TN-076); Tennessee Pledge Lodging guidelines (TN-062) | TN-033 EO 81 (to July 30); TN-034 EO 82; TN-035 EO 83 (Aug. 6-Oct. 5: health-care flexibilities; quarantine facilities); TN-037 EO 88; TN-036 EO 84 school mask opt-out (Aug. 16); TN-051 court order (Aug. 26) | EX; SC; OP; WF | | Primary source read |
| TexasTX | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED (CISA v2.0 by reference; road and air traveler quarantines Mar. 28-May 21, 2020; RRC deadline and rule exceptions Mar. 19-Dec. 31, 2020) | Disaster Proclamation (Mar. 13, 2020, renewed monthly; TX-001, TX-038); GA-08 (Mar. 20-Apr. 2, 2020; TX-003); GA-11 airport screening and quarantine (Mar. 28-May 21, 2020; TX-006); GA-12 roadway screening and quarantine of arrivals from Louisiana (Mar. 30-May 1, 2020; TX-007); GA-14 (Apr. 2-30, 2020; TX-008) and GA-16 (TX-010): essential services = CISA v2.0; GA-18 (May 1); GA-20 (TX-013); GA-21 and GA-23 (May 5-31, 2020; TX-014, TX-016: non-CISA offices and manufacturing at 25 percent); GA-24 (TX-017); GA-26 (June 3; TX-019: no occupancy limit for CISA services); GA-28 (June 26); GA-29 masks (July 3, 2020-Mar. 10, 2021; TX-022); GA-30 (Sept. 21; TX-023) and GA-32 (Oct. 14, 2020; TX-025); GA-34 (Mar. 10, 2021; TX-029); GA-36 (TX-031); GA-37 (July 28, 2021; TX-035); GA-38 (July 29, 2021; TX-036); GA-39 (Aug. 25, 2021; TX-037); RRC Notices to Operators (SEC-23-001 to SEC-23-007); PUCT Project 50664 orders (Mar. 26-Sept. 30, 2020; AGY-ST-UTILITIES-HOUSING-AG-016 to -020); Texas Supreme Court emergency orders (TX-058 to TX-064; ECO-C-061 to -071) | Gov. Greg Abbott; Railroad Commission of Texas (Chairman Wayne Christian, Commissioners Christi Craddick and Ryan Sitton); Public Utility Commission of Texas | 2020-03-13 | GA-14 essential-services regime Apr. 2-30, 2020 (GA-18 from May 1: 25 percent occupancy for reopened services; CISA services unlimited); travel quarantines May 1 and May 21, 2020; masks and occupancy limits Mar. 10, 2021; RRC extensions Sept. 30 then Dec. 31, 2020; disaster declaration through Q3 2021 and beyond | GA-08: 'All critical infrastructure will remain operational, domestic travel will remain unrestricted' while gatherings over ten were barred (TX-003); GA-14: 'every person in Texas shall, except where necessary to provide or obtain essential services, minimize social gatherings and minimize in-person contact with people who are not in the same household'; 'Essential services' shall consist of everything listed by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security in its Guidance on the Essential Critical Infrastructure Workforce, Version 2.0' (TX-008); GA-12: 'Every person who enters the State of Texas through roadways from Louisiana... shall be subject to mandatory self-quarantine for a period of 14 days... This order to self-quarantine shall not apply to people traveling in connection with commercial activity, military service, emergency response, health response, or critical-infrastructure functions, as may be determined by the Texas Division of Emergency Management' (TX-007); RRC Mar. 19: 'The Railroad Commission of Texas (Commission) and a large number of operators are now working remotely'; extension of SWR 32 flaring notifications (SEC-23-001); Mar. 24: 'oil and gas operators may request a waiver for regulatory requirements from the Railroad Commission of Texas' during the State of Disaster (SEC-23-002); Apr. 3: 'All current permits, licenses, registrations, and rule exceptions... with termination or expiration dates between March 1, 2020, and September 30, 2020, are hereby extended' and NOVs under Rules 14(b)(2), 15, G-10, W-10, H-10, P-18 to be resolved by Sept. 30, 2020 (SEC-23-003); May 5: 'in recognition of the unprecedented national and global economic conditions currently impacting the oil and gas industry, took action to provide relief in the form of temporary exceptions' to 16 TAC §§ 3.8(d)(4)(H), 3.13(d), 3.14(b)(2), 3.78, 3.95 and 3.107(b) by three orders (SEC-23-004); Sept. 29: extensions to Dec. 31, 2020 (SEC-23-006); Dec. 21: expiration Dec. 31, 2020 (SEC-23-007); June 1, 2020 W-1 online-filing change (SEC-23-005) | RRC: SEC-23-001 to SEC-23-007 (the RRC's April 14 and May 5, 2020 proration proceeding on the Pioneer/Parsley motion, dismissed May 5, 2020, is recorded only through the May 5 notice's reference to 'item no. PUCT disconnection exceptions and COVID-19 Electricity Relief Program (AGY-ST-UTILITIES-HOUSING-AG-016 to -020); TWC (AGY-ST-LABOR-WORKPLACE-073 to -075); TDI bulletins (AGY-ST-UTILITIES-HOUSING-AG-074, -075); TCEQ air-permitting notice to operators (Feb. 24, 2021; RRC page); El Paso County order and injunction litigation (TX-047) | GA-11 (air arrivals from New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, New Orleans, then California, Washington, Atlanta, Chicago, Detroit, Miami: Mar. 28-May 21, 2020; TX-006, TX-013, TX-017) and GA-12 (road arrivals from Louisiana: Mar. 30-May 1, 2020; TX-007) | None statewide; county judges' orders in Harris, Dallas, Bexar, Travis, El Paso in the metro files | TX-001/TX-038 disaster declaration (renewed Aug. 29, 2021); TX-029 GA-34 as modified by TX-031 (July 1-28); TX-036 GA-38 (from July 29: daily reporting; no governmental mask or vaccination mandates; $1,000 fines on local officials); TX-037 GA-39; TX-035 GA-37 (July 28-Aug. 3, enjoined); TX-053 school guidance; ECO-C-069 to -071 court orders; federal layer (CDC/TSA on Midland, Odessa, Houston flights; land-border notices at every Rio Grande crossing for Permian and Eagle Ford supply) | EX; SV; DR; PL; CM; PM; SC; HR; OP; WF; CB | SEC-23-001 to SEC-23-007 read; TX-007 operative clause read | Primary source read |
| UtahUT | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED (directive, not closure; travel declaration; county lodging closures in the coal counties) | Stay Safe, Stay Home Directive (Mar. 27-May 1, 2020; UT-004, UT-009); State Public Health Orders Apr. 1 and Apr. 14, 2020 (UT-005, UT-010); EO 2020-15/2020-16 travel declaration; EO 2020-19/20 Phased Guidelines (May 1, 2020 onward; UT-012, UT-013); EO 2020-73 masks (Nov. 9, 2020; UT-029) and UPHO 2020-25 to 2021-9 (to Apr. 10, 2021; UT-032 to UT-039); UPHO 2021-10/11 (to May 4, 2021; UT-042, UT-043); HB 294 (UT-040); SB 195 (UT-041); county orders: Weber-Morgan (UT-054), Wasatch (UT-055), Southeast Utah Health Department for Carbon, Emery and Grand Counties (UT-NR-01, UT-056) | Gov. Gary Herbert / Spencer Cox; Utah Department of Health; county health departments | 2020-03-27 | Directive May 1, 2020; travel declaration May 1, 2020; masks Apr. 10, 2021; Transmission Index restrictions May 4, 2021; UDOH PHE declaration through Q3 2021 | 'Stay at home as much as possible. Work from home whenever possible... Self-quarantine for 14 days after traveling or being exposed' (UT-004); 'Requirement for Individuals Entering Utah to Complete a Travel Declaration Form' (UT-007, UT-008); Orange: 'Limit out-of-state travel, quarantine 14 days upon return from high-risk areas' (UT-013); Wasatch County essential supply chain includes 'petroleum and fuel, forest products, mining, construction' (UT-055 lines 682-683); Southeast Utah Health Department: dine-in, bars, theaters, gyms closed and 'lodging closed to non-residents' from Mar. 17, 2020, amended Mar. 31, Apr. 15 and Apr. 23, 2020 (UT-NR-01); Grand County risk level, face coverings and public lodging (UT-056) | Utah Division of Oil, Gas and Mining and PSC instruments not located; TriCounty Health Department (Uintah Basin) orders not in the library; Ute Indian Tribe orders not in the library | Self-quarantine directive after travel (UT-004, UT-009); travel declaration Apr. 10-May 1, 2020 (UT-007, UT-008) | Southeast Utah (Carbon, Emery, Grand Counties): lodging closed to non-residents Mar. 17-Apr. 2020 (UT-NR-01); Grand County public-lodging conditions from May 1, 2020 (UT-056) | UT-025 UPHO 2020-17 PHE declaration; UT-050/UT-051/UT-052 court orders (courthouse masks July 30, 2021); UT-045 HB 1007; UT-041 SB 195; UT-046 | EX; CM; OP; WF | | Primary source read |
| VermontVT | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED (in-person operations suspended Mar. 25-May 2020; lodging suspended; traveler quarantine to May 2021) | EO 01-20 (Mar. 13, 2020; VT-001); Addendum 6 Stay Home/Stay Safe (Mar. 24/25, 2020; VT-010): in-person operations suspended except critical, including 'critical infrastructure'; Addendum 7 traveler quarantine and lodging suspension (Mar. 30, 2020; VT-012); Addenda 9-14 phased restart (Apr. 10-May 15, 2020; VT-014, VT-016, VT-017, VT-019, VT-021); Amended and Restated EO 01-20 (June 15, 2020; VT-025) with Addenda 1-16 (to June 15, 2021; VT-026 to VT-043); Addendum 2 masks (Aug. 1, 2020; VT-027); universal quarantine Nov. 10, 2020 (VT-080); EO 06-21 (June 15, 2021; VT-044) | Gov. Phil Scott; ACCD | 2020-03-25 | Operations resumed by phase Apr. 20-May 11, 2020 under mandatory ACCD Work Safe requirements; lodging from May 22, 2020 under quarantine certificates; travel testing removed May 14, 2021; all restrictions lifted June 14, 2021; emergency expired June 15, 2021 | Critical list: 'critical infrastructure', 'construction necessary to support the COVID-19 response and maintain critical infrastructure', 'critical manufacturing' (VT-010 para. 6); 'Quarantine Restrictions on Travelers Arriving in Vermont; suspension of lodging operations' (VT-012); 'No workers who have knowledge of contact with a worker who is diagnosed with COVID-19 shall be permitted on site and shall quarantine for 14 days' and mandatory training (VT-016, VT-017); 14-day or 7-day-plus-test quarantine after all non-essential travel with compliance checks at lodging (VT-080, VT-101) | | Mar. 30, 2020-May 14, 2021 (VT-012, VT-019, VT-024, VT-088, VT-089, VT-080, VT-082, VT-086, VT-101) | Suspended Mar. 30-May 22, 2020 (VT-012, VT-014, VT-021); Certificate of Compliance and quarantine rules thereafter (VT-101); capacity lifted Sept. 18, 2020 (VT-090) | VT-044 EO 06-21; VT-074/VT-094 school memoranda; VT-096 Canadian border statement; federal layer | PL; CM; OP; WF | | Confirmed from a secondary source |
| VirginiaVA | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED (DOLI standard on every VOSH employer July 27, 2020 through Q3 2021) | EO 51 emergency (Mar. 12, 2020-June 30, 2021; VA-001, VA-018); EO 53 closures and gatherings of 10 (Mar. 24-May 14/June 10, 2020; VA-004, VA-009); EO 55 Stay at Home (Mar. 30-June 10, 2020; VA-006); EO 61/62 Phase One (May 15, 2020; VA-010, VA-011); EO 63 masks (May 29, 2020-May 28, 2021; VA-012); EO 67 Phase Three (July 1, 2020; VA-014); EO 72 winter (Dec. 14, 2020-May 28, 2021; VA-016); EO 79 (May 28, 2021; VA-017); DOLI ETS 16VAC25-220 (July 27, 2020; VA-036), permanent standard (Jan. 27, 2021; VA-037), amended Sept. 8, 2021 (VA-038); SCC disconnection orders PUR-2020-00048 (Mar. 16, 2020 onward; AGY-ST-UTILITIES-HOUSING-AG-NR-09) | Gov. Ralph Northam; State Health Commissioner; Safety and Health Codes Board | 2020-03-24 | Stay at home June 10, 2020; capacity limits and masks May 28, 2021; emergency June 30, 2021; DOLI standard through Q3 2021 (to Mar. 23, 2022) | EO 55: every individual to remain at home except for listed purposes; EO 53: gatherings of more than 10 prohibited; 16VAC25-220: every employer to assess exposure risk, notify of cases, exclude and return workers under fixed rules, provide PPE, and (medium risk) adopt an infectious disease preparedness and response plan and training (VA-036, VA-037); EO 78 (May 11, 2021) declared a fuel-supply emergency when the Colonial Pipeline shut down (VA-017 page 9) | DOLI (VA-036 to VA-038); SCC PUR-2020-00048 disconnection suspension (Mar. 16-Aug. 31, 2020 and extensions; AGY-ST-UTILITIES-HOUSING-AG-NR-09); Virginia Department of Energy (formerly DMME) mine-safety instruments not located | None statewide; State employees' out-of-State travel cancelled (VA-010) | None statewide | VA-037/VA-038 DOLI standard; VA-041/VA-042 Supreme Court judicial-emergency orders; VA-043 ch. 456 (schools); Richmond/Northern Virginia local orders (DCM metro) | PL; OP; WF; HR; CB | | Primary source read |
| WashingtonWA | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED (energy sector listed; L&I rules, Secretary of Health mask orders and Proclamation 21-14 through Q3 2021) | Proclamation 20-05 emergency (Feb. 29, 2020-Oct. 31, 2022; WA-001); Proclamation 20-25 Stay Home-Stay Healthy (Mar. 23-May 31, 2020; WA-016) with the Essential Critical Infrastructure Workers list (WA-017: Energy Sector; 'Essential Workforce - Petroleum workers'); Proclamation 20-23 series utility disconnections (Mar. 18, 2020-Sept. 30, 2021; WA-014); Safe Start phases (June 1, 2020 onward; WA-034 to WA-041); Order of the Secretary of Health 20-03/20-03.1 masks (June 26/July 25, 2020; WA-042); Proclamation 20-25.8 rollback (Nov. 17, 2020-Jan. 11, 2021; WA-047); Healthy Washington (Jan. 11-June 30, 2021; WA-056, WA-065); Proclamation 20-83 series travelers (Dec. 21, 2020 onward; WA-054, WA-059, WA-061); Proclamation 20-25.14 Washington Ready (July 1, 2021; WA-072, WA-101); Orders 20-03.3 and 20-03.4 (July 1 and Aug. 23, 2021; WA-070, WA-078); Proclamation 21-14 series (Aug. 9, 2021; WA-077, WA-079, WA-087); Proclamation 21-08 leave (WA-066); L&I WAC 296-800-14035 (AGY-ST-LABOR-WORKPLACE-050 to -061) | Gov. Jay Inslee; Secretary of Health Umair Shah; Department of Labor and Industries | 2020-03-23 | Stay home May 31, 2020; capacity limits June 30, 2021; masks for all persons indoors from Aug. 23, 2021; State-contractor vaccination deadline Oct. 18, 2021; utility-disconnection prohibition to Sept. 30, 2021 | WA-017: 'The Energy Sector consists of widely-diverse and geographically-dispersed critical assets... electricity, oil, and natural gas--to include the production, refining, storage, and distribution of oil, gas'; 'Essential Workforce - Petroleum workers: Petroleum product storage, pipeline, marine transport, terminals, rail transport, road transport' (lines 230-267); Proclamation 20-25: non-essential businesses closed at midnight Mar. 25, 2020; 'Violators of this order may be subject to criminal penalties pursuant to RCW 43.06.220(5)'; Proclamation 20-23: regulated utilities prohibited 'from disconnecting service for non-payment and from charging late fees' (WA-014); Proclamation 21-14: 'Any Worker from engaging in work for a State Agency after October 18, 2021 if the Worker has not been fully vaccinated' (WA-077); Washington Ready: 'Travelers: Follow CDC recommendations and Proclamation 20-83.2' (WA-101) | UTC-enforced Proclamation 20-23 series (WA-014); L&I emergency rules (AGY-ST-LABOR-WORKPLACE-050 to -061, -078 to -080); DNR and Department of Ecology instruments not located (no oil and gas production; Anacortes and Cherry Point refineries) | Proclamation 20-83 (Dec. 21, 2020: travelers from countries with the 501Y.V variant), 20-83.1 (Mar. 1, 2021) and 20-83.2 (Apr. 6, 2021; in force through Q3 2021 per WA-101) | Miscellaneous Venues requirements for hotel meeting spaces (WA-103) | WA-001; WA-072/WA-101; WA-070 (July 1-Aug. 22); WA-078 (from Aug. 23); WA-077/WA-079/WA-087; WA-061; WA-014 (to Sept. 30); WA-066; AGY-ST-LABOR-WORKPLACE-054 to -056; WA-071/WA-074/WA-081 higher education; WA-075/WA-076 schools | PL; SC; OP; WF; CM; CB; HR | | Primary source read |
| West VirginiaWV | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED (coal named essential; traveler isolation Mar. 31-May 21, 2020; emergency through Q3 2021) | Proclamation of State of Emergency (Mar. 16, 2020-Jan. 1, 2023; WV-001); EO 2-20, 3-20, 6-20, 8-20 closures (Mar. 18-21, 2020; WV-002, WV-003, WV-006, WV-008); EO 9-20 Stay at Home (Mar. 24-May 4, 2020; WV-009): essential businesses by category including '(g) coal'; EO 14-20 traveler isolation and campground closure (Mar. 31-May 21, 2020; WV-012); EO 15-20 private campgrounds closed to out-of-State arrivals (Apr. 1-June 10, 2020; WV-013); EO 32-20 Safer at Home (May 4, 2020; WV-026); EO 39-20 Week 4 (May 21; WV-033); EO 44-20 (June 10; WV-038); EO 50-20 and 77-20 masks (July 7, 2020-June 20, 2021; WV-041, WV-051); Monongalia County bar closure (WV-043) and health ordinance (WV-082); EO 68-20/70-20 County Alert System (WV-046, WV-047); EO 8-21, 9-21, 12-21 (Mar. 6-Apr. 20, 2021; WV-060, WV-061, WV-063); EO 13-21 (Apr. 30, 2021; WV-064) | Gov. Jim Justice | 2020-03-24 | Stay at home May 4, 2020; traveler isolation May 21, 2020; framework Apr. 20, 2021; masks June 20, 2021; emergency through Q3 2021 | EO 9-20 essential businesses: health care and public health (a); grocery and pharmacy (b); food, beverage and agriculture with restaurants take-away only (c); essential government (d); human services and child care (e); 'essential infrastructure including construction construed broadly' (f); 'coal' (g); manufacturing for essential supply chains (h) (WV-009 sector notes); EO 14-20: '14-day isolation of individuals traveling from areas with substantial community spread; State Police monitoring' (WV-012); EO 15-20: 'Closure of private campgrounds to new arrivals from outside West Virginia' (WV-013); EO 44-20: out-of-State campground stays limited to seven days (WV-038) | Workers' Compensation emergency order 20-EO-03 (WV-077); Monongalia County Health Department ordinance requiring closure and 14-day quarantine on repeated cases (WV-082) | EO 14-20 (Mar. 31-May 21, 2020; WV-012); EO 15-20 campground arrivals (WV-013) | State park lodges closed Mar. 21-May 26, 2020 (WV-008); campground rules (WV-012, WV-013, WV-038) | WV-001 emergency; WV-064 EO 13-21 nursing-home staff testing; WV-023/WV-024 hospital PPE plans; WV-047/WV-063 Red-county travel-sports prohibition; WV-082 Monongalia ordinance | EX; PL; CM; OP; WF; CB | | Primary source read |
| WisconsinWI | ESSENTIAL-CONDITIONED (Mar. 25-May 13, 2020; frac-sand and aggregate mining named through the CISA supply chain) then local | EO 72 emergency (Mar. 12-May 11, 2020; WI-001); Emergency Order 12 Safer at Home (Mar. 25-Apr. 24, 2020; WI-002) and Emergency Order 28 (Apr. 24-May 13, 2020; WI-003), struck down May 13, 2020 (WI-007); EO 82/90/95/104/105 and DHS face-covering orders (Aug. 1, 2020-Mar. 31, 2021; WI-008 to WI-020); Emergency Order 3 capacity (Oct. 8-Nov. 6, 2020; WI-012); county and city health orders (Dane, Milwaukee) thereafter; ch. 252 local authority (WI-039) | Gov. Tony Evers; DHS Secretary-designee Andrea Palm | 2020-03-25 | Statewide closures May 13, 2020; masks Mar. 31, 2021; local orders into 2021 | Essential Infrastructure and the supply chain for 'energy, steel and steel products, petroleum and fuel, mining, construction' (WI-002 line 637; WI-003 line 781); 'All forms of travel are prohibited, except for Essential Travel' (WI-002 para. 5); 'Aesthetic or optional exterior work requiring more than one person on the site are prohibited' (WI-003 para. 14.g); 'This Order supersedes any local order that is in conflict with this order' (WI-002 § 19) | PSC Docket 5-UI-120 disconnection prohibition (Mar. 24, 2020 onward; AGY-ST-UTILITIES-HOUSING-AG-NR-08); DNR nonmetallic mining instruments not located | None statewide | None statewide | WI-039 ch. 252 (county health officers; Dane County orders in MKE metro); WI-029 Supreme Court order; federal layer | EX; SC; OP; WF | | Primary source read |
| WyomingWY | NO-STAY-HOME (sector closures and gathering caps Mar. 19, 2020-May 31, 2021; arrival quarantine Apr. 3-May 8, 2020; masks Dec. 9, 2020-Mar. 15, 2021) | EO 2020-2 emergency (Mar. 13, 2020-Mar. 15, 2022; WY-001, WY-002); Statewide Public Health Order #1 (Mar. 19, 2020; WY-004: restaurants, bars, gyms, theaters closed to the public; child care limited to essential personnel; schools) continued twenty-seven times to May 31, 2021; Order #2 gatherings (Mar. 20, 2020; WY-005: 10 to May 14, 2020; 25; 50 from July 1 with events to 250; 25 from Nov. 24; 10 from Dec. 2020) to May 31, 2021; Order #3 personal services (to Feb. 28, 2021; WY-006); Governor's Directive for arriving individuals (Apr. 3-May 8, 2020; WY-010, WY-N03); WDH elective-procedure guidance (WY-011); Order #4 face coverings (Dec. 9, 2020-Mar. 15, 2021; WY-040, WY-043, WY-044); county mask orders Nov. 2020 (WY-N11); HEA 93 (July 1, 2021; WY-055) | Gov. Mark Gordon; State Health Officer Alexia Harrist; county health officers | 2020-03-19 | Quarantine directive May 8, 2020; masks Mar. 15, 2021; Orders #1 and #2 May 31, 2021; emergency to Mar. 15, 2022 | Order #2 exemptions: 'hotels for lodging, livestock auctions, worker transport, government and correctional facilities... truck stops and auto repair' (WY-005 para. 3), so crew transport and lodging continued while every gathering of more than 10 (then 25, 50) was prohibited; Directive: 'Any individual coming or returning to Wyoming from another state or country for a non-work-related purpose must immediately self-quarantine for 14 days' and every hotel and short-term rental listing must carry the quarantine notice (WY-010); misdemeanor under W.S. 35-1-105 and 35-1-106 | | WY-010 (Apr. 3, 2020) and continuation Apr. 29, 2020 (WY-N03) to May 8, 2020 | Hotels exempt from the gathering caps 'for lodging' (WY-005); quarantine notices on listings (WY-010) | WY-001/WY-002 emergency; WY-055 HEA 93; WY-059 WDH page (no travel restrictions; no masks); WY-060/WY-061 University of Wyoming masks; WY-N13 school masks (Sept. 8, 2021); federal layer (CDC/TSA on Casper, Gillette and Rock Springs flights) | EX; SV; DR; CM; OP; WF | | Primary source read |