Here's where your state falls on the scale of most to least reopened
By Alicia Cohn and Justine Coleman - 05/21/20 11:17 AM EDT
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Most states have lifted strict coronavirus lockdowns, but many restrictions remain in place as the pandemic remains a health threat.
Here are the states that are mostly open, partially open and mostly closed when it comes to rules meant to limit the spread of COVID-19.
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Most states have lifted strict coronavirus lockdowns, but many restrictions remain in place as the pandemic remains a health threat.
Here are the states that are mostly open, partially open and mostly closed when it comes to rules meant to limit the spread of COVID-19.
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Alaska
Alaska is on "phase 3" of its reopening plan. Restaurants and bars, retail, salons, churches and gyms are all reopened with mandatory capacity limits and cleaning requirements. Organized sports have resumed as well.
Arizona
Arizona allowed retail businesses, cosmetologists, barbers, restaurants, coffee shops, gyms, spas and pools to reopen with restrictions in May. Elective surgeries were permitted starting May 1, and organized sports were allowed to resume without spectators as of May 16. Bars and nightclubs remain closed.
Arkansas
A stay-at-home order was never issued in Arkansas. Barbershops, salons, spas and massage therapists were permitted to reopen on May 6, and venues like theaters, casinos, arenas, stadiums and auction houses reopened on a limited basis on May 18. Restaurants offered dine-in service again starting May 11 and “freestanding†bars without restaurants can operate effective May 26. Pools can open effective May 22, with restrictions.
Florida
Florida is allowing restaurants and stores to operate at 25 percent capacity. Personal-care services reopened in most of the state on May 11, and gyms reopened on May 18. Bars and nightclubs, movie theaters, concert venues and most beaches remain closed.
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