Shelter in Place/ Stay at Home Order by State

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  • Alabama
    • Birmingham – Shelter in Place
  • Alaska – Stay at home
  • Arizona – Stay at Home
  • California – Stay at Home
  • Colorado – Stay at Home
  • Connecticut – Stay at Home
  • Delaware – Shelter in Place
  • DC – Stay at Home
  • Florida – Stay at Home
    • Alachua County – Stay at Home
    • Broward County – Shelter in Place
    • Hillsborough County – Safer at Home
    • Leon County – Stay at Home
    • Miami-Dade County – Stay at Home
    • Monroe County – Safer at Home
    • Orange County – Stay at Home
    • Osceola County – Stay at Home
    • Palm Beach County – Stay at Home
    • Pinellas County – Stay at Home
  • Georgia
    • Atlanta – Stay at Home
    • Blakely – Shelter in Place
    • Carrollton – Shelter in Place
    • Savannah – Shelter in Place
    • Athens-Clarke County – Shelter in Place
    • Dougherty County – Shelter in Place
  • Hawaii – Stay at Home
  • Idaho – Stay at Home
  • Illinois – Stay at Home
  • Indiana – Stay at Home
  • Kansas – Stay at Home
  • Kentucky – Healthy at Home
  • Louisiana – Stay at Home
  • Maine
    • Portland – Stay at Home
  • Maryland – Stay at Home
  • Massachusetts – Stay at Home Advisory
  • Michigan – Stay at Home
  • Minnesota – Stay at Home
  • Mississippi
    • Oxford – Stay at Home
  • Missouri
    • Kansas City – Stay at Home
    • St. Joseph – Shelter in Place
    • St. Louis – Stay at Home
    • Boone County – Stay at Home
    • Cass County – Stay at Home
    • Clay County – Stay at Home
    • Cole County – Stay at Home
    • Greene County – Stay at Home
    • Jackson County – Stay at Home
    • Jefferson County – Stay at Home
    • Platte County – Shelter in Place
    • Randolph County – Stay at Home
    • Ray County – Stay at Home
    • St. Louis County – Stay at Home
  • Montana – Stay at Home
  • New Hampshire – Stay at Home
  • New Jersey – Stay at Home
  • New Mexico – Stay at Home
  • New York – Stay at Home
  • North Carolina – Stay at Home
  • Ohio – Stay at Home
  • Oklahoma
    • Norman – Stay at Home
    • Oklahoma City – Shelter in Place
    • Tulsa – Shelter in Place
  • Oregon – Stay at Home
  • Pennsylvania
    • Allegheny County – Stay at Home
    • Beaver County – Stay at Home
    • Berks County – Stay at Home
    • Bucks County – Stay at Home
    • Butler County – Stay at Home
    • Centre County – Stay at Home
    • Chester County – Stay at Home
    • Delaware County – Stay at Home
    • Erie County – Stay at Home
    • Lackawanna County – Stay at Home
    • Lancaster County – Stay at Home
    • Lehigh County – Stay at Home
    • Luzerne County – Stay at Home
    • Monroe County – Stay at Home
    • Montgomery County – Stay at Home
    • Northampton County – Stay at Home
    • Philadelphia County – Stay at Home
    • Pike County – Stay at Home
    • Washington County – Stay at Home
    • Wayne County – Stay at Home
    • Westmoreland County – Stay at Home
    • York County – Stay at Home
  • Puerto Rico – Curfew
  • Rhode Island – Stay at Home
  • South Carolina
    • Charleston – Stay at Home
    • Columbia – Stay at Home
  • Tennessee – Stay at Home
  • Texas
    • Amarillo – Stay at Home
    • Bell County – Shelter in Place
    • Bexar County – Stay at Home
    • Brazoria County – Stay at Home
    • Cameron County – Shelter in Place
    • Chambers County – Stay at Home
    • Collin County – Stay at Home
    • Dallas County – Shelter in Place
    • Denton County – Stay at Home
    • El Paso County – Stay at Home
    • Ellis County – Stay at Home
    • Fort Bend County – Stay at Home
    • Galveston County – Stay at Home
    • Gregg County – Shelter in Place
    • Harris County – Stay at Home
    • Hays County – Stay at Home
    • Hildalgo County – Shelter at Home
    • Hunt County – Shelter in Place
    • Kaufman County – Shelter in Place
    • Liberty County – Stay at Home
    • McLennan County – Shelter in Place
    • Nacogdoches County – Stay at Home
    • Nueces County – Stay at Home
    • Polk County – Stay at Home
    • Robertson County – Shelter in Place
    • Rockwall County – Stay at Home
    • San Jacinto County – Stay at Home
    • Scurry County – Shelter in Place
    • Smith County – Stay at Home
    • Starr County – Stay at Home
    • Tarrant County – Stay at Home
    • Travis County – Stay at Home
    • Willacy County – Shelter in Place
    • Williamson County – Stay at Home
  • Utah
    • Salt Lake County – Stay at Home
    • Summit County – Stay at Home
  • Vermont – Stay at Home
  • Virginia – Stay at Home
  • Washington – Stay at Home
  • West Virginia – Stay at Home
  • Wisconsin – Stay at Home
  • Wyoming
    • Jackson – Stay at Home
  • For More information visit https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/us/coronavirus-stay-at-home-order.html
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