COVID-19 Resource Center

STATE/COUNTY

STORES IMPACTED

RESTRICTIONS

ALABAMA

STATEWIDE

ALL

All restaurants closed to in-person dining; limited to takeout/delivery/drive-thru

Cullman County

1550

MUST maintain 6 ft social distance at all times

Jefferson County

601, 602, 369

SHELTER IN PLACE ORDER: Effective 3/25, all residents are under a shelter in place order and prevented from leaving their home except to report to an essential job or to engage in an essential activity.  Nonessential businesses shall cease in person operations.  Gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery or drive-thru) are essential and may remain open.  Persons engaging in essential activities shall maintain reasonable social distancing practices, including maintaining a distance of at least 6 ft from others.

ARIZONA

Santa Cruz

279

Restaurants must provide dine-out options only; should establish protocols to have food delivered to cars; establish procedures that allows employees to be distanced from one another; encourage use of electronic currency over cash

ARKANSAS

n/a

CALIFORNIA

STATEWIDE

ALL

Bars & restaurants closed to in-person dining; takeout and drive-thru allowed

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Entire state on lockdown and must stay home except as needed to maintain continuity of operations of the federal critical infrastructure sectors as outlined by CISA (travel centers are on this list); takeout and delivery from restaurants is also still permitted (3/19 – FURTHER NOTICE)

Imperial County

1132

Restaurants and other business establishments that serve food shall close all on-site dining.  All food served shall be via delivery, drive-thru or pick up on-site.  Social distancing (6ft) shall be required when picking up food on-site.

Kern County

154, 613, 1094

Restaurants should be closed for seated dining (indoor/outdoor).  Only be open to drive-through or other pick-up/delivery options. Limit the number of customers at any given time as necessary to reduce outdoor/indoor crowding and lines to meet social distancing guidelines (6 ft.)

Los Angeles County

372, 616

May offer food for delivery or pickup; must practice social distancing of 6ft between customers

Riverside County

307, 765, 1009

All gatherings, regardless of venue, limited to 10 people or less. Minimum 6 ft of social distance must be maintained.  Order does not apply to critical operations, however, Love’s has advised that they have had discussions with local health officer who is still very strictly enforcing. Love’s has team member at door restricting in/out by guests to ensure #’s are maintained.

COLORADO

STATEWIDE

ALL

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 6am on 3/26, all Coloradans must stay home unless for necessary business.  Critical businesses are exempt from the order. Gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery, or drive-thru) are critical and shall remain open.  Critical businesses must comply with social distancing (at least 6 ft between individuals).  

Adams

619

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 8am on 3/26, residents are ordered to stay at their place of residence and may only leave for essential activities or to operate essential businesses. All public or private gathering of any number of people occurring outside a single household is prohibited.  All essential businesses, including gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, drive-thru, or delivery), are asked to remain open.  To the greatest extent possible, essential businesses shall comply with social distancing requirements including maintenance of 6ft for both employees and customers, including but not limited to when any customer is standing in line.  (3/26 – 4/17)

CONNECTICUT

STATEWIDE

ALL

All restaurants limited to take-out, delivery or drive-thru service

Statewide closure of personal service businesses effective 8pm on 3/20; restaurants may remain in operation subject to restrictions above

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 3/23 at 8pm thru 4/22, all nonessential businesses must close & any telecommuting where possible. The order does not apply to essential businesses, which, per CISA, include truck stops/travel centers and restaurants, provided that restaurants must comply with prior limitations (only takeout, drive-thru, or delivery).

FLORIDA

STATEWIDE

ALL

All restaurants must reduce occupancy to 50% and ensure 6ft distance between any group of patrons; limiting parties to no more than 10 individuals

Restaurants must prohibit any employee from entering restaurant premises if they meet any of the following: (1) any person infected with COVID-19 who has not had 2 consecutive negative test results separated by 24 hours; (2) any person presenting symptoms of COVID-19; (3) any person who has been in contact with any person known to be infected with COVID-19, who has not yet tested negative within past 14 days; (4) any person who traveled through any airport within past 14 days; and (5) any person who traveled on a cruise ship within past 14 days

Hillsborough County

625

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective at 10pm on 3/27, all residents must remain in residence except to conduct essential activities or to operate essential businesses. Gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery or drivethru) are essential and may remain open. Essential businesses must maintain required physical distancing (6ft). Encourages, but does not require, taking employees’ temperatures before shifts and completion of travel questionnaire for team members to assess risks of contamination. (3/27 – further notice)

Gadsden County

623, 425

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 3/27, all residents are ordered to remain in their homes unless engaging in essential activities or operating essential businesses. Residents are ordered to maintain social distance (at least 6ft between people) and to not gather in groups of more than 10; the limitation of 10 does not apply to essential businesses. The county has also issued a curfew for all residents between the hours of 9pm and 6am; the curfew does permit residents to travel to and from work and allows gas stations to stay open during the curfew hours.

Osceola County

96

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 11pm on 3/26, residents are ordered to not leave their residence except to conduct necessary activities. All nonessential retail and commercial businesses are ordered to cease in person operations. Essential operations, such as gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery or drive-thru), shall remain open. Essential businesses are urged to practice social distancing such as keeping at least 6ft apart. Residents are also under a curfew, which shall be from 11pm to 5am daily.

GEORGIA

STATEWIDE

 ALL

Governor orders closure of all bars and clubs for 14 days.  Order provides that no business shall allow more than ten (10) persons to be gathered at a single location if such gathering requires persons to stand or be seated within six (6ft) of any other person

Dekalb County

 331

ATLANTA STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective midnight on 3/24, all Atlanta residents must shelter at their place of residence and may only leave to engage in essential activities or operate essential businesses. All non-essential businesses shall cease in person operations. All public and private gatherings of people of any number of people outside a single household are prohibited. Essential businesses such as gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery or drive-thru) shall remain open. Essential businesses shall comply with social distancing requirements, including by maintaining 6ft for both employees and members of public, including when customers are standing in line.

IDAHO

STATEWIDE

 ALL

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 3/25, all residents must self-isolate, but may leave home to obtain or provide essential services or to operate essential businesses. Gatherings outside the home are prohibited.  All nonessential businesses must cease in person operations. Incorporates the CISA guidance. Essential businesses include gas stations and restaurants (limited to delivery, carry out and drive thru), which shall remain open. Essential businesses shall comply with social distancing requirements, including maintaining at least 6 ft social distancing for both employees and members of the public, including, but not limited to, when customers are standing in line.  (3/25 – 4/15) 

ILLINOIS

STATEWIDE

ALL

All restaurants closed to in-person dining; limited to drive-thru, takeout or delivery

STAY AT HOME ORDER:  Can leave residence for Essential Activities, Functions, Business and Operations.  Essential Business and Operations includes convenience stores, gas stations, and restaurants (as limited above). Essential businesses must 1) designate social distancing with signage, tape or by other means 6 foot spacing for employees and customers in line to maintain appropriate distance, 2) have hand sanitizer for employees and customers, 3) implement separate operating hours for elderly and vulnerable customers and 4) post on-line whether a facility is open and how to best reach the facility and continue services by phone or remotely

St. Clair County

642, 1225, 313

Recommends discontinuing self-service drinks/coffee; if continuing self-service drinks, must maintain 6 ft separation between guests and increase sanitation of area

INDIANA

STATEWIDE

ALL

All restaurants limited to take-out, drive-thru, or delivery service

Fulton County

1117

Restaurants must close to the public; only employees allowed inside restaurant establishment; orders are to be place by phone, text, or online methods prior to arriving; pickup/delivery only outside the establishment (Since Dunkin is not in distinguished area from travel center, we are not recommending closure at this time.  We are trying to keep open and argue part of travel center, which is part of federal critical infrastructure)

Gibson County

647, 447

Received directive from health dept to ensure only 10 people in line at a time, maintaining 6 ft distance.

Johnson County

37, 656

Ask customers to maintain 3-6 feet of distance when waiting for orders; all orders for take-away must be packaged by employee, including single service items and disposable utensils; remove chairs from dining rooms to prevent lingering by customers; frequent touchpoint disinfection; employees should wear disposable gloves

Marion County

721, 649, 318

Customers in line must observe 6 ft social distance

St. Joseph County

35

Ask customers to maintain 3-6 feet of distance when waiting for orders; all orders for take-away must be packaged by employee, including single service items and disposable utensils; remove chairs from dining rooms to prevent lingering by customers; frequent touchpoint disinfection; employees should wear disposable gloves

IOWA

STATEWIDE

ALL

Restaurants limited to takeout, drive-thru, or delivery service

KANSAS

STATEWIDE

ALL

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 12:01am on 3/30, all residents are directed to remain in their homes unless they are engaging in essential activities or operating essential businesses.  Nonessential businesses shall cease in person operations. Essential businesses such as gas stations and restaurants may remain open.  All individuals must maintain social distance (6ft) at all times.

Saline County

903, 659

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 12:01am on 3/30, all residents are required to remain at home unless engaging in essential activities or operating essential businesses. Convenience stores/gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery or drive-thru) are deemed essential. Must follow 6 foot social distancing requirement- designated with signage, tape or both for employees and customers, wash hands for 20 seconds as frequently as possible or use hand sanitizer, cover coughs and sneezes, regularly clean high touch surfaces; have anti-microbial soap or hand sanitizer readily available for employees and customers; separate hours for vulnerable populations, posting online whether a facility is open and how best to reach it.

KENTUCKY

STATEWIDE

ALL

Restaurants limited to takeout, drive-thru, or delivery service; Establishments shall ensure that patrons and employees engage in appropriate social distancing (staying 6 feet away from each other).

LOUISIANA

STATEWIDE

ALL

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective at 5pm on 3/23, all public gatherings of 10 or more people in a single space is prohibited. All individuals are under a general order to stay at home order unless performing an essential activity. Gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery or drive-thru) are essential and can remain open; individuals must maintain social distancing (6ft) when out.  All nonessential businesses shall close.  (3/23 – 4/13)

MARYLAND

STATEWIDE

ALL

Restaurants limited to takeout, drive-thru, or delivery service

MASSACHUSETTS

STATEWIDE

ALL

Restaurants limited to takeout, drive-thru, or delivery service

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 12pm on 3/24, all individuals may leave their home only to perform essential activities.  All non-essential businesses and operations must cease. Gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery or drive-thru) are included as essential and may remain open.  Essential establishments must follow social distancing protocols to continue operations -  individuals must observe social distancing and maintain at least 6ft distance from other individuals (3/24 – 4/7)

MICHIGAN

STATEWIDE

ALL

Restaurants limited to takeout, drive-thru, or delivery service; Limit to 5 people in line for carryout at a time; must be 6ft apart

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 12:01am on 3/24, all individuals currently living in Michigan are ordered to stay at home. All public and private gatherings of any number of people occurring among persons not part of a single household are prohibited. All nonessential businesses and operations must cease. Essential businesses supporting critical infrastructure (references CISA), including gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery, or drive-thru) may remain open.  Essential businesses remaining open must restrict the number of workers present on premises to no more than is strictly necessary to perform the business’s or operation’s critical infrastructure functions.  They must also keep workers and patrons who are on premises at least six feet from one another to the maximum extent possible, including for customers who are standing in line.  (3/24 – 4/13)

Washtenaw County

21, 296

Order to Protect Essential Workers: We will need to ask employees these questions when they show up for work: (1) Has employee had symptoms of fever, cough, shortness of breath, sore throat, or diarrhea; (2) Has employee had close contact in last 14 days with individual diagnosed with COVID-19; and (3) Has employee traveled via airplane domestically or internationally in last 14 days? If yes to any, then employee is not permitted to work and must follow self-isolating as directed. Taking a temperature is not required at this time. The 6ft distancing and queuing stations, as well as limiting to 5 people in line should already be in place for all Michigan locations. Please also post a copy of the order on the doors at our Washtenaw County stores.

Wayne County

895

Order from Health, Human & Veteran Services office requires us to implement employee screening. Before each shift, we must: (1) Ask if team member has symptoms of fever, cough, shortness of breath, sore throat or diarrhea; (2) Use a touchless/contactless thermometer to conduct temperature checks is strongly recommended in lieu of verbal confirmation if one is available; (3) Ask if team member has had close contact in last 14 days with an individual diagnosed with COVID-19; and (4) Ask if employee has travelled via airplane internationally or domestically in last 14 days If team member answers yes to any of these questions, then team member cannot be permitted to work on site and must self-isolate/self-quarantine as directed.

MINNESOTA

STATEWIDE

ALL

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective at 11:59pm at 3/27, all Minnesota residents are not to leave their homes except for essential needs or to operate essential businesses.  All nonessential businesses must cease in person operations, however, all worker who can work from home must do so. References critical businesses under CISA. Essential businesses such as gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery or drive-thru) shall remain open.  All individuals should try to maintain appropriate social distancing (at least 6ft) while out. (3/27 – 4/10)

MISSISSIPPI

Jackson County

586

Local Order for Moss Point limits restaurants to carryout, walk-up, drive-thru or delivery services.  Max of 5 people in restaurant area at a time; must observe 6ft of social distance. 

MISSOURI

STATEWIDE

ALL

All casinos required to close

Social Distancing Mandate – 3/21 order prohibits gatherings of 10 or more people in a single space at the same time; restaurants may remain open (limited to takeout, delivery, or drive-thru); order does not prohibit persons from visiting gas stations, grocery stores etc. “so long as necessary precautions are taken, including maintaining at least 6ft of distance between all individuals that are not family members” (3/23 – 4/6)

Greene County

1061

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 12:01am on 3/26, individual residents may only leave their home to perform essential activities or to operate essential businesses. Gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery or drive-thru) are essential and may remain open. Must maintain social distancing (6ft) between all individuals.

Jackson County (Kansas City)

768

Gatherings of 10 or more are prohibited, even at restaurants; ensure no more than 10 in line at restaurants and maintain social distancing (6ft)

KANSAS CITY STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 3/24, residents may only leave homes to perform essential activities; all non-essential businesses must close; gas stations and restaurants (takeout, delivery or drive-thru only) are included as essential businesses that may remain open; residents must observe social distancing (6 ft) when visiting essential establishments (3/24 – 4/24)

Franklin County

208, 673, 717

CLOSURE OF NONESSENTIAL BUSINESSES: Effective 3/24, all nonessential public accommodation businesses shall close in person operations. All retail remaining open shall institute appropriate health and safety protections including social distancing (requiring people to be at least 6 ft apart), reducing the number of employees and customers present, and reducing face-to-face contact.

Jefferson County

718

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 12:01am on 3/24, all residents must remain at home except to perform essential tasks and performing work at essential businesses. Gas stations and restaurants (limited to pickup, delivery, drive-thru) shall remain open. References CISA. In all cases, must maintain at least 6ft social distancing from other individuals and limit to no more than 10 people at the same time in one location.

Cass County

672

Restaurants limited to curbside, drive-thru, or delivery; does not permit takeout/carryout

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 12:01am 3/24, all individuals may leave their home only to perform essential activities.  All non-essential businesses and operations must cease. Gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery or drive-thru) are included as essential and may remain open.  When visiting these establishments, individuals must observe social distancing and maintain at least 6ft distance from other individuals. (3/24 – 4/24)

Clay County (Kansas City)

1126

Gatherings of 10 or more are prohibited, even at restaurants; ensure no more than 10 in line at restaurants and maintain social distancing (6ft)

KANSAS CITY STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 3/24, residents may only leave homes to perform essential activities; all non-essential businesses must close; gas stations and restaurants (takeout, delivery or drive-thru only) are included as essential businesses that may remain open; residents must observe social distancing (6 ft) when visiting essential establishments (3/24 – 4/24)

COUNTY-WIDE STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 12:01am 3/24, all individuals may leave their home only to perform essential activities.  All non-essential businesses and operations must cease. Gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery or drive-thru) are included as essential and may remain open.  When visiting these establishments, individuals must observe social distancing and maintain at least 6ft distance from other individuals. (3/24 – 4/24) 

St. Charles County

715

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 12:01am on 3/24, all residents shall remain in their residence unless performing essential activities for physical, mental or spiritual health or employment.  Retailers shall communicate social distancing requirements (6ft) to customers.  

Warren County

674

Must enforce 6ft social distance in lines or waiting areas; (health dept has advised to shut down self-service beverages, but this is not included in written order; RM has reached out to local health department for clarification)

MONTANA

STATEWIDE

 ALL

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 12:01am on 3/28, all residents are directed to stay home, except for essential activities or to operate essential businesses.  All non-essential businesses shall cease in person operations. References CISA guidance.  Essential businesses such as gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery or curbside) shall remain open. All essential businesses shall comply with social distancing requirements including by maintaining 6ft social distancing for both employees and customers at all times, including, but not limited to, when customers are standing in line.   Essential businesses must take proactive measures to ensure compliance with social distancing requirements, including: (1) designating with signage, tape or by other means 6ft spacing for employees and customers in line to maintain appropriate distances; (2) having hand sanitizer and sanitizing products readily available for employees and customers; (3) separating hours for vulnerable populations; and (4) posting online whether a facility is open.  Due to our status as critical federal infrastructure and the nature of our business, we are not recommending separate hours for vulnerable population at this time. (3/28 – 4/10) 

NEBRASKA

STATEWIDE

ALL

Restaurants limited to takeout, drive-thru, or delivery

NEVADA

STATEWIDE

ALL

Restaurants limited to takeout, drive-thru, or delivery

All gaming operations must cease operations

Effective 3/20 at 11:59pm, all non-essential businesses must close; restaurants are permitted to stay open subject to above limitations (takeout, drive-thru, or delivery); gas stations are essential and shall remain open;  all essential businesses must ensure customers observe social distancing (6ft) while in lines (3/20 – 4/16)

NEW HAMPSHIRE

STATEWIDE

ALL

Restaurants limited to takeout, drive-thru, or delivery

NEW JERSEY

STATEWIDE

ALL

Restaurants limited to takeout, drive-thru, or delivery

Statewide curfew 8pm to 5am daily; doesn’t apply to travel centers – essential

STAY AT HOME ORDER:  Effective 9pm on 3/21, 100% of the workforce must stay home, excluding essential services. Essential retail services include convenience stores and restaurants (for take-out/drive-thru/delivery only).  All essential retail businesses shall abide by social distancing practices while providing essential services (make all reasonable efforts to keep customers 6ft apart and frequently sanitize common surfaces) (3/21 – Further notice)

NEW MEXICO

STATEWIDE

ALL

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 8am on 3/24, all nonessential businesses are required to reduce in-person workforce by 100%.  All citizens are required to stay at home and undertake only those outings necessary for their health, safety, or welfare.  Essential businesses, including gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery or drive thru) shall remain open. Essential businesses shall, to the greatest extent possible, adhere to social distancing protocol and maintain at least 6ft social distancing from other individuals and clean surfaces routinely.

NEW YORK

STATEWIDE

ALL

Restaurants limited to takeout, drive-thru, or delivery

STAY AT HOME ORDER: 100% of the workforce must stay home beginning Sunday, March 22 at 8PM, excluding essential services. Essential retail services include convenience stores and restaurants (for take-out/delivery). Essential businesses must comply with the guidance and directives for maintaining a clean and safe work environment issued by the Department of Health, including posting signage with handwashing procedures in prominent locations and identifying and routinely cleaning and disinfecting high- risk locations. Essential business must also implement rules that help facilitate social distancing of at least six (6) feet. (3/20 – Further notice)

NORTH CAROLINA

STATEWIDE

ALL

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective at 5pm on 3/30, all NC residents are directed to stay at home except to conduct essential activities or to operate essential businesses.  Non-essential businesses must cease in person operations.  Essential businesses remaining open must maintain social distancing (6ft) between customers and between employees. Gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery or drive-thru) are essential and shall remain open.  (3/30 – 4/30)

Guilford County

7937

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 5pm on 3/27, all residents should self-isolate in their place of residence and may only leave to perform essential services or operate essential businesses. Gas stations and businesses needed for transportation are considered essential. Restaurants for off-premise consumption (in-house delivery, third-party delivery, drivethru, curbside pick-up and carry out) are essential as well. Social Distancing requirements must be maintained including: at least six-foot social distancing from other individuals, washing hands with soap and water for at least twenty seconds as frequently as possible or using hand sanitizer, covering coughs or sneezes (into the sleeve or elbow, not hands), regularly cleaning high-touch surfaces, and not shaking hands.).In addition, we must: 1. Designate six-foot distances. Designating with signage, tape, or by other means six foot spacing for employees and customers in line to maintain appropriate distance; 2. Hand sanitizer and sanitizing products. Having hand sanitizer and sanitizing products readily available for employees and customers; 3. Separate operating hours for vulnerable populations. Implementing separate operating hours for elderly and vulnerable customers; and 4. Online and remote access. Posting online whether a facility is open and how best to reach the facility and continue services by phone or remotely. (3/27 – 4/16)

Mecklenburg County

275

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective at 8am on 3/26, all residents are advised to shelter in place and self-isolate except to leave their residences for only essential activities or to operate essential businesses. Non-essential businesses shall cease in-person operations. All public and private gatherings of more than 10 people are prohibited. Gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, carryout, and delivery) are essential and shall remain open. Essential businesses must take proactive measures to ensure compliance with social distancing including (a) designating with signage, tape, or by other means 6ft spacing for employees and customers in line to maintain appropriate distance; (b) having hand sanitizer and sanitizing products for employees and customers; (c) separate operating hours for elderly and vulnerable, and (d) posting online whether facility is open.

NORTH DAKOTA

n/a

OHIO

STATEWIDE

ALL

Restaurants limited to takeout, drive-thru, or delivery

Statewide closure of personal service businesses effective 8pm on 3/20; restaurants may remain in operation subject to restrictions above

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 11:59pm 3/23, all individuals must stay home unless performing essential activities or participating in essential business and operations.  All non-essential business and operations must cease. Any gathering of more than 10 people is prohibited.  Critical infrastructure businesses as identified by CISA shall remain open; gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery, or drive-thru) are deemed essential businesses under order that may remain open; essential businesses and operations must take proactive measures to ensure compliance with social distancing (6ft), where possible,  including (1) designating with signage, tape or other means 6 ft spacing for employees and customers in line to maintain proper distance; (2) readily available hand sanitizer and sanitizing product; (3) implementing separate hours for elderly and vulnerable customers; and (4) posting online whether facility is open. (Given designation as critical infrastructure and nature of our business, we are not implementing any special hours requirements for elderly or vulnerable customers at this time)   (3/23 – 4/6)

Delaware County

14, 696

Recommends discontinuing self-dispense beverages, but if continuing, must provide single-use cups onsite; increase sanitation in showers, restrooms, doors, kiosks; encourage 6ft social distancing between all customers in line and waiting areas

OKLAHOMA

n/a

OREGON

STATEWIDE

ALL

Restaurants limited to takeout, drive-thru, or delivery

Jackson County

391

Must monitor guests to ensure at least 3ft of distance while in line or waiting areas; single-use items like napkins and condiments should be provided directly to consumer rather than placed in self-service.  Self-service beverage operations should be discontinued and beverages filled by employees; refilling of beverage containers by public is not allowed

PENNSYLVANIA

STATEWIDE

ALL

Restaurants limited to takeout, drive-thru, or delivery

Effective 3/23 at 8pm - orders closure of all businesses that are not life sustaining (gas stations are permitted to stay open); restaurants may continue service via carry-out, delivery or drive-thru, provided that social distancing (6ft) and other mitigation measures are employed to protect workers and patrons  (3/23 – Further Notice)

STAY AT HOME ORDER: The PA Governor has issued a Stay at Home Order, but is applying it county by county; his amended order today now includes three PA counties in which we operate.  Effective 8pm on 3/27, the residents of Butler, Luzerne and Westmoreland Counties are directed to stay at home and may only leave their residence for essential activities or to operate essential businesses. Gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery or drive thru) are essential and may remain open. (3/27-4/6)

SOUTH CAROLINA

STATEWIDE

ALL

All restaurants limited to takeout, drive thru, and delivery

Charleston County

1082

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 12:01 on 3/26, residents must stay in their homes and may only leave to conduct essential activities or operate essential businesses. Gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery or drive-thru) are essential and shall remain open. Essential businesses shall take all reasonable measures to facilitate and ensure social distancing of at least 6 feet.

City of Columbia

712

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 12:01 a.m. on 3/29, individuals shall stay in their homes s except for the purposes of working at or conducting business with an essential service operations. Gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery or drive thru) are considered essential. Places conducting essential service operations shall take all reasonable measures, including limiting the number of individuals in their businesses, to facilitate and ensure social distancing of at least six feet. (3/29 – 4/12)

SOUTH DAKOTA

n/a

TENNESSEE

STATEWIDE

ALL

3/22 order prohibits social gatherings of more than 10 people and enacts the following provisions regarding restaurants, bars, and similar food and drink establishments: (1) Establishments are to exclusively offer drive-thru, take-out or delivery options to support families, businesses and the food supply chain during this emergency. (2)Establishments may sell alcohol by take-out or delivery (with the purchase of food) in closed containers to those who are age 21 and up. (3) Gyms and fitness/exercise centers or substantially similar facilities are to temporarily close and suspend in-person services until April 6, 2020. (3/22 – 4/6)

Knox County

Multiple

All bars required to close and restaurants must limit dining capacity to 50%, with tables spaced 6ft apart per CDC guidelines (max of 100 ppl, regardless of capacity)

Davidson County

413

Stay at Home: Orders all non-essential businesses to close for 14 days beginning 12:01am on 3/23; gas stations are essential and may remain open; restaurants can remain open subject to limitations (take-out; drive-thru, or delivery); everyone should maintain social distancing (6ft) in public (3/23 – 4/6)

Shelby County

363, 405

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective at 6pm on 3/24, all individuals are required to stay at their place of residence unless engaged in essential activities. All nonessential businesses must cease in-person operations.  Essential businesses include gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery, or drive-thru) may remain open.  Essential businesses remaining open are required to practice social distancing and prevention measures which include screening employees for symptoms, maintaining at least 6ft distance between individuals, frequent hand washing and sanitizing, and regularly cleaning surfaces.

TEXAS

STATEWIDE

ALL

Prohibits in-person dining at restaurants and closing down other non-essential businesses; the order expressly provides that carryout, delivery, and drive-thru's shall remain open.  Also expressly provides that it does not prohibit people from visiting gas stations, grocery stores, etc

Bexar County

737, 568, 467, 306

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 11:59pm on 3/24, all residents are directed to stay at home and may only leave for exempted activities or to operated exempted businesses. All non-exempted businesses must cease in person operations. Gas stations and restaurants (limited to delivery, takeout or drive-thru) are exempt and shall remain opened. This order doesn’t restrict pickup as long as social distancing is observed (at least 6ft). Exempted businesses must implement social distancing requirements (6ft) and adopt other mitigating measures. No person shall sell any groceries, beverages toilet articles, ice, restaurant meals or medical supplies for more than the price charged for the goods or services at 11:59pm on 3/19/20.

Dallas County

433, 726, 1108

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 11:59pm on 3/23, all individuals living in Dallas County are ordered to shelter in place and may only leave residence for essential activities or to operate essential businesses.  All non-essential businesses and operations must cease. Gas stations (specifically references CISA order) and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery or drive-thru) are essential and may remain open.  Should carry out these services with social distancing requirements of six ft to extent possible.(3/23 – 4/3)

El Paso County

435, 724, 728

Restaurants should disinfect commonly touched surfaces and non-food contact surfaces at least once every hour

City of El Paso: STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 11:59pm at 3/24, all residents of El Paso are directed to stay at home unless performing essential activities or operating essential businesses. All essential businesses, including gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, drive-thru, or delivery), are asked to remain open.  To the greatest extent possible, essential businesses shall comply with social distancing requirements including maintenance of 6ft for both employees and customers, including but not limited to when any customer is standing in line.  (3/24 – further notice) 

Fort Bend County

472

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective AT 12:01AM ON 3/25, all residents are ordered to stay home except to engage in essential activities or to operate essential businesses. All public or private gatherings outside of a single household are prohibited. All nonessential businesses must cease in person operations. Gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery, or drive thru) are essential and shall remain open. All businesses must observe social distancing (at least 6ft)

Harris County

375, 725, 729, 1025, 1057

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective midnight on 3/24, all essential businesses must close in person operations. All residents are required to remain in their homes unless engaging in essential activities or operating essential businesses. Essential businesses such as gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery or drive-thru) shall remain open. Essential businesses should implement screening precautions to protect employees and all activity should be performed in compliance with social distancing guidelines (ensure social distancing – at least 6 ft between individuals).

Hunt County

367

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 11:59pm on 3/24, all residents must shelter in their place of residence and may only leave to perform essential activities or operate essential businesses. All nonessential businesses must cease in-person operations. All public and private gatherings of people of any number of people outside a single household are prohibited. Essential businesses such as gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery or drive-thru) shall remain open. Essential businesses should implement screening precautions to protect employees and all activity should be performed in compliance with social distancing guidelines (ensure social distancing – at least 6 ft between individuals).

La Salle County

488

Cotulla Only - In addition to limiting restaurants (to takeout, delivery or drive-thru), closing all privately operated game rooms. County approved EPA contractor will provide decontamination services to all commercial establishments providing food or food products. There is a 24 hour curfew in place for all children under the age of 18 unless accompanied by a parent or guardian. Establishments selling food, such as gas stations, must require patrons to social distance (at least 6 ft) and only one adult person per family may enter the establishment to buy necessary products; any child under 18 must be accompanied by an adult or guardian. (3/24 – 4/3)

Lubbock County

733

Gatherings of 50 or more prohibited; does not exclude gas stations

McMullen County

1002

Max of 50 people in a confined indoor space - does not apply to retail establishments where large numbers of people are present but cannot be within six feet of one another for extended periods

Midland County

257, 1033, 1145, 1209

Gatherings of 50 or more prohibited; does not exclude gas stations

Wichita County

741

Must enforce social distancing of 6ft between customers

Tarrant County

434

FT WORTH STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 11:59pm on 3/24, all residents are ordered to say home unless engaging in essential activities or operating essential businesses. All public and private gatherings of people of any number of people outside a single household are prohibited.  Essential businesses such as gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery or drive thru) may remain open; provided, however, they must ensure at least 6ft is maintained between all employees and customers.  

Collin County - City of Anna

477

Order requires signage to be posted that no resident of Anna may enter the store unless he/she is a truck driver or a team member.

Montgomery County

734

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective at 11:59 PM on 3/27, all individuals currently living within Montgomery County are ordered to stay at their place of residence, except for essential activities and businesses. Nonessential businesses shall cease in person operations. All gatherings of people outside of a single household is prohibited. Gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery or drive-thru) are essential businesses. Essential businesses are required to (1) practice social distancing by requiring patrons, visitors and employees to be separated by six feet, to the extent feasible (2) provide access to hand washing facilities with soap and water or 60% alcohol hand sanitizer (3) post a sign in a conspicuous place at the public entrance of the venue instructing members of the public not to enter if they are experience symptoms of respiratory illness, including fever or cough and (4) adhere to general communicable disease control recommendations. This order also puts in place a county-wide curfew, from 11:59 PM to 6:00 AM daily.

Orange County

735, 431

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective as of 11:59pm on 3/27, all individuals are ordered to stay at their place of residence except for certain essential activities and essential businesses. Gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery or drive thru) are essential businesses. Essential businesses are required to (1) practice social distancing by requiring patrons, visitors and employees to be separated by six feet, to the extent feasible (2) provide access to hand washing facilities with soap and water or 60% alcohol hand sanitizer (3) post a sign in a conspicuous place at the public entrance of the venue instructing members of the public not to enter if they are experience symptoms of respiratory illness, including fever or cough and (4) adhere to general communicable disease control recommendations. Only one member of a household can enter a convenience store/gas station at a time unless the individual is handicapped and requires assistance. (3/27 – 4/10) PRICE CONTROL – Cannot sell groceries, beverages, toilet articles or ice, or any gasoline or diesel oil, any automotive parts, supplies or accessories, or any restaurant food for a price higher than the one charged on 3/12/20.

Smith County

735, 431

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 11:59pm on 3/27, all residents are orders to stay at their place of residence except to conduct essential activities or to operate essential businesses. Non-essential businesses shall cease in person operations. Gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery or drive-thru) are essential and may remain open. Restaurants must create system to prevent people gathering waiting on orders and enforces 6ft social distancing. Adopts the CISA essential business list. We are required to maintain at least 6 foot physical distance, wash hands with soap and water for 20 seconds as frequently as possible or use hand sanitizer, cover coughs, clean high touch surfaces, not shake hands. (3/27 – 4/10)

UTAH

STATEWIDE

ALL

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 12:01am on 3/30, all residents must stay at home as much as possible and to work from home when possible.  Engage in social distancing (6ft). Does not require shut down of any businesses.  Restaurants still limited to takeout, delivery and drive-thru.  No penalty for failure to adhere to this order.

Washington County

775

All self-service of unwrapped food is prohibited; can’t use personal containers for refills; establishments must have minimum of 3 employees while in operation: (1) one for monetary transactions; must wear gloves; guest cannot touch food (2) one for food preparation; cannot touch money; only person loading food into containers; and (3) one for food delivery; no contact with food; this can be same as food person if limited menu and as long as hands are washed after any contact with.  Must wash hands and changes gloves every 30 minutes. Must maintain 6ft distance in all lines

VIRGINIA

STATEWIDE

ALL

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective 11:59pm on 3/24, most non-essential businesses must cease operations; those nonessential businesses permitted to stay open under the order must limit patrons in store to 10 at most, provided social distancing can be maintained.  Essential businesses, including gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery or drive thru) shall remain open and are not subject to 10 person limitation.  However, essential businesses must adhere to social distancing (maintaining 6ft between individuals) and increase sanitizing practices on common surfaces

WASHINGTON

STATEWIDE

ALL

STAY AT HOME ORDER: Effective midnight on 3/25, all resident shall cease leaving their home except to conduct essential activities or for employment in essential business services.  All public and private gatherings of people, regardless of size, are prohibited.  All nonessential businesses shall cease in-person operations. Gas stations and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery or drive-thru) are essential and may remain open.  Essential businesses must establish and implement social distancing (6ft between all individuals) and sanitation measures in order to remain open. 

WEST VIRGINIA

STATEWIDE

ALL

All restaurants limited to takeout, drive thru, and delivery

Must check temperature of all food operation team members prior to each shift; pick-up or takeout customers should practice recommended social distancing precautions(6ft); self-service operations for unpackaged, ready-to-eat foods should be discontinued or modified so they are only dispensed by employees (i.e., take away buffets, salad bars, ice cream machines, etc.) (At this time, not advising closure of self-service beverages – subject to change)

WISCONSIN

STATEWIDE

ALL

All restaurants limited to takeout, drive thru, and delivery; must cease operations of all self-service foods and beverage stations; Restaurants must enforce 6ft apart in lines and waiting areas; Total number of people are not restricted for essential retail establishments like gas stations, however, people should maintain arms’ length distance and limit time to 10 minutes

WYOMING

STATEWIDE

ALL

Governor ordered all restaurants to be closed for on premise consumption; may continue delivery, window service, walk-service, and drive-thru’s; use precautions such as social distancing (6ft) in lines and waiting areas – only 5 people may be in line at a time (6ft apart); online and telephonic transactions are encouraged; employees who handle  cash/cards may not be involved in preparation, handling or delivery of food.

Laramie County

402, 759

All restaurants may remain open for curbside takeout or drive thru food service.  Cash payments are strongly discouraged. Online and telephonic credit card transactions are highly encouraged. Staff who handle cash or credit cards shall not be involved in preparation, handling, or delivery of food.  All dine-in food service, whether inside or outside the establishment and admitting guests, patrons, and customers inside the establishment is prohibited. (Due to Section 3(a) of order, which exempts convenience stores, we are not recommending closure of any QSR’s or delis at this location at this time. Will update if that changes. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eZOuS3LFsd2KZESCa2ygjcfT4tiMBGIH/view).

CANADA

COUNTRY-WIDE

CLOSED BORDERS

ONTARIO

ALL

CLOSURE OF NONESSENTIAL BUSINESSES: Effective 3/25, all non-essential businesses must close.  Gas stations/service centers and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery or drive-thru) are essential and shall remain open.

Quebec

ALL

CLOSURE OF NONESSENTIAL BUSINESSES: Effective 3/25, all non-essential businesses must close. Gas stations/service centers and restaurants (limited to takeout, delivery or drive-thru) are essential and shall remain open.