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Washington passed 100,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 today.
Every choice you make right now matters.
Every choice you make right now matters.
As we transition into fall, cases are again on the rise in Washington.
Spending time indoors with people outside your household is just too risky right now. We all need to commit to having fewer, shorter, safer interactions – especially as the weather keeps us inside more often.
Spending time indoors with people outside your household is just too risky right now. We all need to commit to having fewer, shorter, safer interactions – especially as the weather keeps us inside more often.
Each time cases have risen, hospitalizations have followed. We’re beginning to see that same trend now.
The risk COVID-19 presents is very real.
The risk COVID-19 presents is very real.
This Labor Day weekend, let’s honor all workers by protecting them.
Let’s help our businesses hire workers back by stopping the spread of COVID-19.
Avoid large gatherings like backyard BBQs.
Keep all interactions short and safe.
Mask Up.
#MaskUpWA
Let’s help our businesses hire workers back by stopping the spread of COVID-19.
Avoid large gatherings like backyard BBQs.
Keep all interactions short and safe.
Mask Up.
#MaskUpWA
If you explore Washington’s incredible public lands, #RecreateResponsibly.
🧠 Know before you go
😷 Plan ahead
🦺 Play it safe
🥾 Explore locally
🚯 Leave no trace
🙌 Build an inclusive outdoors
recreateresponsibly.org
🧠 Know before you go
😷 Plan ahead
🦺 Play it safe
🥾 Explore locally
🚯 Leave no trace
🙌 Build an inclusive outdoors
recreateresponsibly.org
We are making good progress on COVID-19. But we cannot afford to lose momentum now.
Stay safe. Look out for one another. Keep up the good work.
Stay safe. Look out for one another. Keep up the good work.
Washington, we’re making progress.
When we mask up, physically distance, and treat this virus like the crisis it is, we see results.
But we need to do more to get this virus under control.
When we mask up, physically distance, and treat this virus like the crisis it is, we see results.
But we need to do more to get this virus under control.
COVID-19 levels are still way too high in Washington. As of today, they are over four times higher than our target.
We are making progress, but we have a long way to go before our communities are safe.
We are making progress, but we have a long way to go before our communities are safe.
We know what we need to do.
We see the results when we do it.
We know the stakes if we don’t.
Keep it up.
#MaskUpWA
We see the results when we do it.
We know the stakes if we don’t.
Keep it up.
#MaskUpWA
It is unsafe for most of our students and educators to return to school in person.
We strongly recommend most schools use distance learning.
If they don’t, we risk the spikes other areas have experienced when they reopened schools.
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We strongly recommend most schools use distance learning.
If they don’t, we risk the spikes other areas have experienced when they reopened schools.
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We know we cannot let COVID-19 compound the inequities in our K-12 system.
To help, the state will spend $8.8 million in CARES Act funding to help low income families buy internet plans and address other tech needs.
To help, the state will spend $8.8 million in CARES Act funding to help low income families buy internet plans and address other tech needs.
Simply put, it won’t be safe to open schools until we reduce the spread of COVID-19.
We know how to do it. Now, we need to get it done.
✅ Mask up
✅ Physically distance
✅ Avoid interactions
#MaskUpWA
We know how to do it. Now, we need to get it done.
✅ Mask up
✅ Physically distance
✅ Avoid interactions
#MaskUpWA
Today, Washington passed 50,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19. Across the state, our numbers are heading in the wrong direction.
So we’re imposing some new restrictions to get this virus back under control. 1/4
So we’re imposing some new restrictions to get this virus back under control. 1/4
To further limit interactions, we’re changing some rules for:
➡️ Restaurants/bars
➡️ Gyms
➡️ Weddings/funerals
➡️ Family entertainment centers
➡️ Movie theaters
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➡️ Restaurants/bars
➡️ Gyms
➡️ Weddings/funerals
➡️ Family entertainment centers
➡️ Movie theaters
3/4
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Thank you, @GovInslee for this extension to October 15th
For more detailed information on #COVID19 response by Washington State, visit: coronavirus.wa.gov
p.s. wash your hands and #MaskUpWA
The latest data shows our highest new case weekly avg. ever.
We cannot let this virus get out of control. Today, we’re taking new steps to stop the spread. 1/6
We cannot let this virus get out of control. Today, we’re taking new steps to stop the spread. 1/6
Social gatherings in Phase 3 counties will now be restricted to 10 people a week outside your household.
It’s just too dangerous to be gathering in large groups right now, even in Phase 3 counties. 2/6
It’s just too dangerous to be gathering in large groups right now, even in Phase 3 counties. 2/6
People in Phase 2 and Modified Phase 1 counties cannot have social gatherings with more than 5 people a week.
That is already the law. If you’re gathering in larger groups, it has to stop. 3/6
That is already the law. If you’re gathering in larger groups, it has to stop. 3/6
I’m extending the pause on our phased approach to reopening through at least July 28th.
COVID-19 is continuing to spread in Washington. Counties will pause in their current phases until it's responsible to resume reopening.
COVID-19 is continuing to spread in Washington. Counties will pause in their current phases until it's responsible to resume reopening.
There is some good news. In Yakima, only 35% of people were wearing face coverings at the end of May. That’s risen to 95%.
Cases, infection rates and hospitalizations all seem to be declining in that county. It’s early, but it’s a good sign masks are helping beat this virus.
Cases, infection rates and hospitalizations all seem to be declining in that county. It’s early, but it’s a good sign masks are helping beat this virus.
We need to do more to get COVID-19 under control in WA.
As of next week, all businesses will be prohibited from serving customers who aren’t wearing face coverings.
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As of next week, all businesses will be prohibited from serving customers who aren’t wearing face coverings.
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Cases are on the rise across the state. Because of this, I’m pausing counties from advancing to the next phase of our Safe Start Plan for 2 weeks.
Wearing a mask shows you care about the people around you.
It shows you want businesses to stay open.
It shows respect.
And it is going to help us beat this virus.
#MaskUpWA
It shows you want businesses to stay open.
It shows respect.
And it is going to help us beat this virus.
#MaskUpWA
As of today, facial coverings are mandatory in Washington state.
Mask up. Let’s beat this virus.
#MaskUpWA
Mask up. Let’s beat this virus.
#MaskUpWA
When in public, it’s always a good idea to wear a facial covering. It’s now required if you are:
➡️ Indoors in public
➡️ Outdoors in public when you can’t maintain good physical distancing
➡️ Indoors in public
➡️ Outdoors in public when you can’t maintain good physical distancing
If you see someone without a face covering, they may have a medical reason.
Just make sure you’re still keeping at least 6 feet away at all times.
Just make sure you’re still keeping at least 6 feet away at all times.
We cannot let COVID-19 spread like it is right now in Washington.
So today, we’re mandating facial coverings statewide.
So today, we’re mandating facial coverings statewide.
When in public, it’s always a good idea to wear a facial covering. It’s now required if you are:
➡️ Indoors
➡️ Outdoors and within 6 ft. of people outside your household
➡️ Indoors
➡️ Outdoors and within 6 ft. of people outside your household
Facial coverings come in all shapes and sizes. Make it your own.
Just make sure it’s on when you’re in public.
For more info, check out @WADeptHealth’s guidelines: bit.ly/2ZhdMDh
Just make sure it’s on when you’re in public.
For more info, check out @WADeptHealth’s guidelines: bit.ly/2ZhdMDh
