Forward Virginia Guidelines
Virginia's guideline's to Phase One: Safer at Home https://www.virginia.gov/coronavirus/forwardvirginia/
Mandatory Requirements
from Virgina.gov All non-essential brick and mortar retail establishments Phase I: Establishments must either implement the following mandatory requirements or close. Businesses must strictly adhere to the physical distancing guidelines, enhanced cleaning and disinfection practices, and enhanced workplace safety practices
Best Practices
from Virgina.gov In addition to the requirements provided above, establishments are encouraged to utilize the following best practices to the extent they are feasible: Provide sanitizing stations for customers and staff throughout the store, particularly at entry and exit points.
Print Materials
Here are print materials from virginia.gov. These are designed for Brick & Mortar Retailers across Virginia. CDC Symptoms English Spanish CDC Symptoms CDC Printable Flyer English CDC Printable Flyer Spanish CDC Printable Flyer Chinese CDC Printable Flyer Korean CDC Printable
Phase One: Reopening Virginia Guidelines
During the Governor's press conference on Friday, May 8th, he announced the guidelines for Phase I of reopening Virginia beginning on May 15th. Governor Northam announced that most non-essential retail businesses could open at 50% capacity while practicing the guidelines
Governor Ralph Northam: Phase One Re-Opening Virginia
The Governor announced today during his press conference that Virginia will reopen for business in phases. The first of three phases for reopening will begin Friday, May 15th. We are told by the administration that we will have the phase guidelines
Unemployment Relief
Status: Actively accepting applications  MORE INFO Gov. Ralph Northam said Tuesday that he has directed the commissioner of the Virginia Employment Commission to waive the one-week waiting period for people to receive unemployment benefits as well as the normal requirement that
NEW EXECUTIVE ORDER
TEMPORARY RESTRICTIONS ON RESTAURANTS, RECREATIONAL, ENTERTAINMENT, GATHERINGS, NON-ESSENTIAL RETAIL BUSINESSES: EFFECTIVE: 11:59 p.m., Tuesday, March 24, 2020, until 11:59 p.m., Thursday, April 23, 2020 Click here for the official executive order.
Virginia Evictions Temporarily Suspended
Status: Active MORE INFORMATION The Supreme Court of Virginia has issued an order declaring a judicial emergency and is suspending all non-essential court cases including those involving new eviction cases for the next 21 days. Â
Suspension of Utility Disconnection
Status: Active MORE INFO In response to an emergency petition the State Corporation Commission has blocked electric, gas, and water companies from disconnecting service for the next 60 days (as of March 18).Â