"We have all played a small part in flattening the curve and slowing the spread of COVID19. We all know you are healthier at home, and that continues to be true, but we are also taking steps to reopen our economy in a smart, step-by-step approach that is supported by facts, science and data."
-Governor Chris Sununu
The Stay at Home 2.0 plan, unanimously approved by the Governor’s Economic Re-Opening Taskforce and approved by the New Hampshire Public Health, allows for the gradual reopening of certain parts of New Hampshire’s economy.
The order includes Universal Guidelines, which serve as the basic minimum standards that businesses must adhere to in order to maintain or begin operations.
Latest Safer at Home Reopening Guidance:
- Acupuncture
- Adult Day Services
- Amateur and Youth Sports
- Amusement Parks
- Attractions
- Beaches - (see the Universal Guidelines)
- Body Art
- Bowling & Entertainment Center
- Campgrounds
- Charitable Gaming
- Child Care
- Community Arts & Music Education (Formerly Arts & Music Education) - (see the Universal Guidelines)
- Cosmetology
- Day Camps
- Dental
- Drive-in Theaters - (see the Universal Guidelines)
- Driver's Education - (see the Universal Guidelines)
- Equestrian Facility - (see the Universal Guidelines)
- Fairs and Festivals
- Funeral Homes - (see the Universal Guidelines)
- Golf Courses - (see the Universal Guidelines)
- Gyms
- Health and Fitness
- Hockey & Indoor Ice Arenas
- Hospitals
- K-12 Back-to-School Guidance
- Libraries - (see the Universal Guidelines)
- Lodging
- Manufacturing - (see the Universal Guidelines)
- Massage
- Motorcycle Rides
- Movie Theaters
- Museums & Art Galleries - (see the Universal Guidelines)
- Outdoor Attractions - (see the Universal Guidelines)
- Outdoor Race Tracks
- Overnight Camps
- Performing Arts Venues
- Places of Worship
- Pools
- Post-Secondary Education Taskforce Report
- Restaurants and Dining
- Retail Establishments
- Road Races
- Ski Areas
- State Parks - (see the Universal Guidelines)
- Tourist Trains
- Weddings