State of Hawaii Covid-19 Response update
Ige outlines reopening/recovery plan, extends 14-day quarantine for travelers
By Special to West Hawaii Today | Monday, May 18, 2020, 4:05 p.m. | Link to article
Gov. David Ige on Monday signed the 8th supplemental emergency proclamation, extending the 14-day quarantine for travelers arriving in the State of Hawaii, as well as for inter-island travelers through June 30.
The governor also extended through June 30 the eviction moratorium that prevents evictions from residential dwellings for failure to pay rent.
In addition, Ige unveiled the reopening and recovery plan for the State of Hawaii — a strategy that conveys the coordinated, statewide approach to jumpstarting the economy and recovery from the COVID-19 crisis.
According to the plan – the state will start to gradually reopen medium-risk businesses and operations beginning in June – assuming the state’s COVID-19 activity remains manageable. The reopening of high-risk businesses and operations will eventually follow, as long as Hawaii’s disease activity cont...