Gov. Brian Kemp has extended COVID-19 restrictions for the State of Georgia through Oct. 31.
The extension of his executive order makes no significant changes to previous orders, which requires social distancing; bans gatherings of more than 50 people unless there is six feet between each person; specific rules for restaurants, salons and other businesses; and requires sheltering in place for those in long-term care facilities and the medically fragile.
The public health emergency remains in place until Nov. 9.
The governor’s executive orders are available to be read here.
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