Harrisburg, PA – Governor Tom Wolf and Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine today signed amended green phase orders for the last Pennsylvania county to move to green. Lebanon County is moving to green at 12:01 a.m. tomorrow, July 3.
With these orders effective at 12:01 a.m., tomorrow every county in the commonwealth will be in the green phase. The administration reminds Pennsylvanians that masks are required when leaving home.
The Wolf Administration supports local officials who choose to maintain additional restrictions, such as the restrictions in place in Philadelphia and Allegheny counties, and has honored requests for more restrictions throughout the phased reopening process.
Gov. Wolf’s Process to Reopen Pennsylvania includes details of each phase of reopening.
Green Phase
After a county transitions to the yellow phase, we closely monitor for increased risk, such as significant outbreaks. If overall risk remains mitigated for 14 days, we transition the county to the green phase.
The green phase eases most restrictions by lifting the stay-at-home and business closure orders to allow the economy to strategically reopen while continuing to prioritize public health.
While this phase facilitates a return to a “new normal,” it is equally important to continue to monitor public health indicators and adjust orders and restrictions as necessary to ensure the spread of disease remains at a minimum. It is also imperative that people wear masks in public spaces.
Work and Congregate Settings Restrictions
- Continued Telework Strongly Encouraged
- Businesses with In-Person Operations Must Follow Updated Business and Building Safety Requirements
- All Businesses Operating at 50% Occupancy in the Yellow Phase May Increase to 75% Occupancy
- Masks Are Required in Businesses
- Child Care May Open Complying with Guidance
- Congregate Care Restrictions in Place
- Prison and Hospital Restrictions Determined by Individual Facilities
- Schools Subject to CDC and Commonwealth Guidance
Social Restrictions
- Large Gatherings of More Than 250 Prohibited
- Masks Are Required in all Public Spaces
- Restaurants and Bars Open at 50% Occupancy
- Personal Care Services (including hair salons and barbershops) Open at 50% Occupancy and by Appointment Only
- Indoor Recreation, Health and Wellness Facilities, and Personal Care Services (such as gyms and spas) Open at 50% Occupancy with Appointments Strongly Encouraged
- All Entertainment (such as casinos, theaters, and shopping malls) Open at 50% Occupancy
- Construction Activity May Return to Full Capacity with Continued Implementation of Protocols
The latest business guidance, including outdoor recreation guidance, can be found here.
Preliminary sports guidance can be found here.
Summer camp guidance can be found here.
The Governor’s amended green phase order can be found here.
The Secretary of Health’s amended green phase order can be found here.
