Tom: Can you point me to that mandate.
California: Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) ended the stay-at-home order on June 15. The state health department has ordered all unvaccinated individuals age 2 and over to wear a mask in indoor public spaces and businesses. Regardless of their vaccination status, the Los Angeles County health department has ordered individuals age 2 and up to wear masks in indoor public settings within its jurisdiction (including public gatherings and in public and private businesses) On Aug. 5, the health department issued an order that requires employees and health care workers to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination or submit to regular testing (once a week). The order also applies to employees who work in high-risk congregate settings, such as jails and senior residential facilities. On Aug. 11, the health department issued an order that requires school staff to be vaccinated or submit to weekly testing
. Colorado: Fully reopened. Individuals 12 and up who are not fully vaccinated must wear a mask indoors in certain settings, such as health care facilities and prisons. Everyone 2 and older must wear a mask when using public transportation, regardless of vaccination status. On Aug. 30, the health board voted to pass a vaccine mandate for health care workers. Workers must be vaccinated by Oct. 31
Connecticut: Gov. Ned Lamont (D) lifted most business restrictions on May 19. He extended through Sept. 30 an order that requires unvaccinated individuals to wear a mask in indoor public spaces. On Aug. 19, Lamont signed an order that mandates COVID-19 vaccines for state employees. Workers must be vaccinated on or before Sept. 27.
. Delaware: Fully reopened. Gov. John Carney (D) announced that employees of the state, long-term care homes and health care facilities must show proof of vaccination by Sept. 30 or submit to weekly testing. Employees and visitors to state facilities must wear a mask
District of Columbia: Fully reopened. Mayor Muriel Bowser (D) reinstated a mask mandate, effective 5 a.m. July 31. Individuals over age 2 must wear a mask in public indoor spaces, regardless of vaccination status. On Aug. 16, Bowser announced that health care workers must receive one dose of the vaccine by Sept. 30. Previously, she announced state employees who work in agencies that report to her must be fully vaccinated by Sept. 19
Hawaii A statewide mandate requires individuals 5 and older to wear a face mask in indoor public settings. Masks are not required outdoors. As of Aug. 16, state employees must show proof of vaccination or undergo regular testing.
. Illinois: Fully reopened. On Aug. 26, Gov. J.B. Pritzker (D) issued an order requiring health care workers to be fully vaccinated within 30 days of the order or submit to regular testing. State employees at congregate facilities must be fully vaccinated by Oct.
. Louisiana: Fully reopened. Gov. John Bel Edwards (D) extended a mask mandate until Sept. 29. Individuals 5 and up must wear masks in indoor places other than their private residences. New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell announced individuals 12 and up must provide proof of vaccination or a negative PCR test for entry into indoor activities, such as dining, gyms and entertainment centers, as well as at outdoor events with more than 500 people
Maryland The health department ordered state employees who work in congregate settings to be vaccinated by Sept. 1 or submit to regular testing. A similar mandate applies to nursing home and hospital employees
. Massachusetts: Fully reopened. Gov. Charlie Baker (R) announced long-term care providers and home care workers are among those who must be vaccinated by Oct. 31. Mayor Kim Janey announced an indoor mask mandate in public settings within the city of Boston. Effective at 8 a.m. on Aug. 27, it applies to all individuals older than 2, regardless of vaccination status
. New York: Fully reopened. Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) announced mask requirements for state-regulated child care, mental health and addiction facilities. Individuals 2 and up must wear a mask in those places regardless of vaccination status. On July 28, former Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) announced that state employees must show proof of vaccination or submit to regular testing. The mandate was set to go into effect Sept. 6, but Hochul pushed that date to Oct. 12. On Aug. 4, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that individuals won't be allowed to enter indoor restaurants, gyms or entertainment facilities without proof that they have gotten at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine. De Blasio said enforcement will begin Sept. 13. Statewide, unvaccinated individuals must wear a mask in indoor and outdoor public spaces if a 6-foot distance between others cannot be maintained.

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