Today I delivered a statewide address & ordered that Hoosiers remain in their homes except when at work or for permitted activities, such as taking care of others, obtaining necessary supplies, & for health & safety. The order is in effect from March 25 to April 7. #COVID19
The next two weeks are critical if we are to slow the spread of #COVID19, and we must slow the spread. You must be part of the solution, not the problem.
➡️ Beginning Tuesday, all state government offices will be closed to in-person public activity until at least April 7. This includes the Government Center complex in Indianapolis and other offices throughout the state, including @INBMV branches.
State employees will work remotely whenever possible and continue to provide core functions online and by phone. All public safety functions will continue.
➡️In conjunction with the closures, I ordered an automatic extension of all state-issued licenses and will advise law enforcement to refrain from issuing citations for a driver’s license or registration that expires during this emergency.
Today I signed four executive orders:
➡️EO 20-08. Stay at Home
Provides for essential and non-essential business and operations, infrastructure, government services, travel, and activities outside of one’s home.
➡️EO 20-08. Stay at Home
Provides for essential and non-essential business and operations, infrastructure, government services, travel, and activities outside of one’s home.
➡️EO 20-09. Continuity of State Operations
Provides for the continuing operation of state government from 5 p.m. ET today through 8 a.m. ET April 7 with restricted access to government buildings and services.
Provides for the continuing operation of state government from 5 p.m. ET today through 8 a.m. ET April 7 with restricted access to government buildings and services.
➡️EO 20-10. Enforcement Directive Regarding Prohibition of In-Person Dining.
Directs that state and local boards of health and the Indiana Alcohol and Tobacco Commission take all available administrative and enforcement actions against establishments that continue to offer 1/3
Directs that state and local boards of health and the Indiana Alcohol and Tobacco Commission take all available administrative and enforcement actions against establishments that continue to offer 1/3
in-house dining services, in violation of the governor’s executive order of March 16.
Health departments will deliver letters ordering restaurants that continue to provide in-person dining to cease such operations. If they do not comply, fines will be levied. For restaurants 2/3
Health departments will deliver letters ordering restaurants that continue to provide in-person dining to cease such operations. If they do not comply, fines will be levied. For restaurants 2/3
w/ alcohol permits that continue to offer in-person dining, the ATC will issue an order in writing for the establishment to cease such operations. If continued, the ATC will suspend the entity’s liquor license & will consider the non-compliance at the time of permit renewal. 3/3
➡️EO 20-11. Provisions for carryout consumption of alcohol.
Relaxes the sale of carryout alcoholic beverages for dining establishments. This includes establishments that allow for on-premises consumption & those permitted carryout permits dependent on a % of on-premises sales.
Relaxes the sale of carryout alcoholic beverages for dining establishments. This includes establishments that allow for on-premises consumption & those permitted carryout permits dependent on a % of on-premises sales.
Links to all executive orders may be found here: in.gov/gov/2384.htm
The complete text of Gov. Holcomb’s address may be found here: in.gov/gov/3233.htm
Link to the Stay-At-Home Order FAQ may be found here: in.gov/gov/3232.htm
The complete text of Gov. Holcomb’s address may be found here: in.gov/gov/3233.htm
Link to the Stay-At-Home Order FAQ may be found here: in.gov/gov/3232.htm
More information may be found at the ISDH website at in.gov/coronavirus/ and the CDC website at cdc.gov/coronavirus/20….
