Below is a comprehensive list of business types, when they can open and how they can open.
What can open May 22?
- Restaurants: can expand to 50% occupancy
- Bars: can open at 25% occupancy in indoor spaces without occupancy limits in outdoor areas; includes restaurants with more than 51% of gross receipts from alcohol sales
- Rodeo and equestrian events: limited to 25% occupancy; limited to only the rodeo or equestrian event and not larger gatherings such as fairs
- Bowling alleys, bingo halls, simulcast racing and skating rinks: limited to 25% capacity and 6 feet of social distancing between lanes and customers; interactive exhibits are closed
- Aquariums and natural caverns: limited to 25% occupancy; interactive exhibits are closed
- Barbershops, hair salons, cosmetology salons, nail salons, tanning salons, massage establishments, personal-care centers: must keep 6 feet of social distancing between operating work stations
- Child care centers: must follow state and federal health protocols and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines
- Churches and places of worship: must keep 6 feet of separation between household parties
- Gyms and exercise facilities: limited to 25% occupancy; locker rooms and showers are closed, but restrooms are open
- Malls: limited to 25% occupancy; food courts, play areas, video arcades and interactive displays are closed
- Manufacturers: limited to 25% of facility occupancy
- Movie theaters: limited to 25% occupancy; video arcades and interactive games are closed
- Museums and libraries: limited to 25% occupancy; interactive functions or exhibits are closed
- Offices: limited to 10 people or 25% occupancy
- Outdoor sports: limited to four participants playing together without contact
- Parks, beaches, rivers, lakes: indoor and outdoor pools limited to 25% occupancy; groups of less than 10 people and 6 feet of social distancing are recommended; additional measures are recommended for rafting; state parks are open with restrictions
- Retail stores: limited to 25% occupancy
- Wedding venues: indoor receptions are limited to 25% occupancy
- Youth clubs: indoor meetings are limited to 10 people with 6 feet of social distancing
- Zoos: limited to 25% capacity May 29
- Certain professional sports: includes basketball, baseball, softball, golf, tennis, football and car racing with no spectators at the venue May 31
- Day and overnight youth camps: can open May 31
- Youth sports: practices without spectators can begin May 31; games and competitions with or without spectators can begin June 1
The state has also issued health protocols for all individuals, as of May 18, which includes self-screening, limiting groups to no more than 10 people, keeping 6 feet of separation between people, using hand sanitizer and staying home for people age 65 and up.
