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Gov. Stitt at press conference outlines how state data matches up with White House guidelines for reopening businesses.
We will use data to make decisions on when and how to open responsibly.
Plan includes significant focus on testing and tracing.
"We're not out of the woods"
We will use data to make decisions on when and how to open responsibly.
Plan includes significant focus on testing and tracing.
"We're not out of the woods"
One of the slides presented by Stitt, on hospitalizations.
Slide 2 shows a 7-day rolling average of new cases.
Starting Friday, barber shops, hair salons and other personal care businesses can resume operation by appt if the cities in which they're located allow it.
Starting May 1, restaurants can start to reopen with some restrictions.
That, along with churches and some other business operations, will be part of phase 1. More businesses could reopen 14 days later, based on data. And 14 days after that, phase 3.
Says he would be willing to stop or reverse this reopening if data spikes.
Says he would be willing to stop or reverse this reopening if data spikes.
