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Minnesota Department of Health
June 5, 2020
Stay Safe Order
Today, Governor Walz announced Phase III of the Stay Safe MN plan beginning June 10. Customers and employees will be either strongly recommended or required to wear masks and will be required to adhere to appropriate social distancing measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Occupancy rates will be limited based on risk, with an overall occupancy maximum of 250 people.
Starting June 10:
- Indoor social gatherings can take place with 10 people or less; outdoor social gatherings can take place with 25 people or less.
- Restaurants can begin offering indoor dining at no more than 50% capacity while maintaining social distancing and requiring reservations.
- Personal services, such as salons, tattoo parlors, and barbershops, may increase occupancy rates to 50% while requiring reservations.
- Places of worship can increase occupancy rates to 50%.
- Gyms, personal fitness and yoga studios, and martial arts can open at 25% capacity.
- Indoor entertainment venues, such as theaters and concert halls, can open at 25% capacity.
- Recreational indoor entertainment venues, such as bowling alleys, arcades, and museums can open at 25% capacity.
- Outdoor entertainment venues, such as sporting events, concerts, and theaters can open at 25% capacity.
For more details, visit Minnesota's Stay Safe Plan or DEED: Safely Returning to Work.
Testing for People Attending Protests, Vigils, or Events
We recommend that any Minnesotan who has attended a protest, vigil, or community clean-up get tested for COVID-19. If you start to feel sick, get tested right away. If you do not feel sick, get tested 5-7 days after the event. If the test is negative and you are worried you might have been exposed, get another test 12-14 days after the event, even if you do not feel sick.
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Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) Materials
We are adding new videos, print materials, and translated documents often. Check out the pages below to view, download, or print these resources.
The situation is changing rapidly. Visit Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) for the most up-to-date information and follow MDH on Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram to stay informed.
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