Louisiana Remains in Modified Phase 2
On January 12, Governor Edwards announced Louisiana will remain in a modified Phase 2 until February 10, 2021. View the current order here.
Louisiana’s statewide mask mandate remains in place. Louisiana’s COVID-19 restrictions include the below:
Businesses can register at Open Safely to receive updated communication, notifications, and helpful guidance via email from the State Fire Marshal’s Office specific to your business type.
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On December 22, Governor Edwards announced Louisiana will remain in a modified Phase 2 until January 13, 2021. View the current order here.
Louisiana’s statewide mask mandate remains in place. Louisiana’s COVID-19 restrictions include the below:
Businesses can register at Open Safely to receive updated communication, notifications, and helpful guidance via email from the State Fire Marshal’s Office specific to your business type.
Download documents related to Phase 1/2/3 opening for specific business types
In accordance with Governor Edwards’s announcement of returning to a modified Phase 2, a parish which previously opted into but subsequently exceeded 5% positivity rate for two consecutive weeks would be required to cease all indoor on-premise consumption at bars.
According to the Louisiana Department of Health, Lafayette Parish exceeded 5% positivity rate for two consecutive weeks, therefore bars are now to cease all indoor, on-premise consumption.
Bars may continue to offer curbside and drive-thru services and may also offer outdoor tableside services only.
View details about orderOn November 24, Governor Edwards announced Louisiana will return to a modified Phase 2 until December 23. View the current order here.
Highlights from the order include:
On November 5, Governor Edwards announced Louisiana will remain in Phase 3 until December 4. View the current order here. View the extension of emergency provisions here.
Highlights from the order include:
On August 26, Governor Edwards announced Louisiana will remain in Phase 2 until September 11. View the current order here. View the August 7 order here. View the July 23 extended order here. The June 4 official order is here. An overview can be found in this news release.
Businesses that will be able to open at 50 percent occupancy include:
The following businesses remain closed: carnivals, amusement parks, water parks, fairs, contact sports, children’s indoor play centers, theme parks, concert and music halls, and other similar businesses. Live entertainment is not permitted inside any building or indoor function.
Effective July 13, Gov. John Bel Edwards announced a mandatory mask requirement for Louisiana and ordered bars in the state closed to on-premises consumption, as the state experiences increasing spread of COVID-19. The Governor also limited indoor social gatherings like wedding receptions, class reunions and parties to 50 total people. With these additional restrictions, Louisiana remains in Phase Two of the Roadmap for a Resilient Louisiana. View the proclamation here.
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On May 11, Governor Edwards announced Louisiana will move into Phase 1 reopening on May 15. The official order is here. An overview can be found in this news release.
New types of businesses that may open beginning on May 15, with 25 percent occupancy limits, sanitation guidelines and spacing for physical distancing include:
The following businesses remain closed: massage establishments and spas, tattoo parlors, carnivals, amusement parks, water parks, trampoline parks, arcades, fairs, bars and breweries without LDH food permits, pool halls, contact sports, children’s play centers, playgrounds, theme parks, adult entertainment venues, and other similar businesses.
On April 30, Governor Edwards formally extended the Stay at Home Order through May 15. Get details here. View the full order here. Three major changes in the new Stay at Home Order include:
Gov. John Bel Edwards issued a statewide Stay at Home order which went into effect Monday, March 23, at 5:00 p.m., to limit movements outside of the home beyond essential needs and essential work as outlined in the order.
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