Stay up to date on the order and see more Chicago-specific COVID-19 guidance through /coronavirus. All other regulations not explicitly mentioned above remain in place, including the requirement for employees and customers to wear face coverings and to maintain 6 feet of social distancing.Īdditionally, concurrent updates to the Emergency Travel Order, which now uses color-coded advisories, go into effect Friday. Outdoor Activities: Outdoor museums, performance venues and other outdoor activities can continue at 25% capacity group size limited to 10 people or less total capacity limited to 100 people.Īs a reminder, all non-essential businesses in Chicago must be closed from 11PM-6AM. Personal Services: 25% capacity or 25 people, whichever is less services that require the removal of face coverings must cease Hotels: Limited to registered guests only Health and Fitness Centers: 25% capacity reservations are required indoor fitness classes must cease outdoor activities allowed at 25% capacity with group activities limited to 10 people or less locker room areas should be closed. Grocery Stores and Pharmacies: 50% capacity (note- big box store that sell a combination of general retail, groceries and/or pharmacies among other goods must operate at 25% capacity)
The following industries or activities may continue operating under the following additional regulations:īars and Restaurants: Outdoor service, take-out, curbside pick-up and delivery can continue under existing regulations private event spaces must be closed Meeting Rooms, Banquet Centers, Private Party Rooms, Private Clubs and Country Clubs may not host gatherings: Special events at places of worship or funeral homes, such as weddings, funerals, Bar Mitzvahs or wakes, limited to 10 people Indoor Group Sports and Recreational Activities Under these resurgence mitigations, the following industries or activities must close effective Friday, November 20, at 12:01AM: Child care facilities may continue to operate subject to DCFS guidelines. School districts and local officials should follow extensive guidance released by IDPH and ISBE in August and make decisions related to in-person and remote learning at the local level, based on the unique needs of their communities. Where Phase 4 guidance and Tier 3 Mitigations imply different standards, the more restrictive Tier 3 Mitigations will apply. This new tier aims to limit gatherings, and it encourages people to stay home to the greatest extent possible while permitting some industries to remain open at significantly reduced capacities and with proper safety measures in place.Īll detailed Phase 4 operational guidance remains in effect. Tier 3 builds on the State's Resurgence Mitigation Plan first released in July to suppress the spread of the novel coronavirus and to ensure our hospitals do not become overrun. With a new wave of COVID-19 surging across the state of Illinois and the nation, the state is committed to listening to public health experts and following the science to keep people safe. Measures going into statewide effect this Friday, November 20, at 12:01AM are listed below. Pritzker announced the re-implementation of statewide Tier 3 COVID-19 mitigations.
School districts and local officials should follow extensive guidance released by IDPH and ISBE in August and make decisions related to in-person and remote learning at the local level, based on the unique needs of their communities.Please be advised that Illinois Governor J.B. This new tier aims to limit gatherings and encourages people to stay home to the greatest extent possible, while permitting some industries to remain open at significantly reduced capacities with proper safety measures in place.Īll detailed Phase 4 operational guidance remains in effect. Tier 3 builds on the Resurgence Mitigation Plan first released in July to suppress the spread of the virus and ensure our hospitals do not become overrun. All 11 regions of the state will move into Tier 3 effective November 20, 2020. On November 17, Governor JB Pritzker announced Tier 3 Resurgence Mitigations to help stifle the latest wave of Coronavirus infections across the state of Illinois.
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