Below are highlights of Governor Kate Brown's Executive Orders (Click the Executive Order Number and you can read the Executive Orders in their entirety):
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Prohibiting large social, spiritual, and recreational gatherings of 250 people or more, statewide.
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Prohibition on On-Premises Consumption of Food and Drink
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Prohibition of Gatherings of 25 People or More
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All public schools are closed
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Early Learning System Director is authorized to establish requirements for emergency child care
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All colleges and universities are closed
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To conserve PPE, all elective and non-urgent procedures that use PPE are cancelled or rescheduled no earlier than June 15, 2020
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Other industries that use PPE are strongly encouraged to cancel or postpone non-essential use of PPE and surplus PPE should be donated
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Prohibition on non-essential visitors
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Temporary moratorium on residential evictions
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Order to stay home
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No social gatherings if 6 ft social distance cannot be maintained
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Prohibition on patronizing closed businesses
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Closure of certain businesses
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Required social distancing for other retail businesses
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Workspace restrictions
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Government buildings are closed to the public and by appointment only
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Child care providers must close if they cannot maintain stable groups of 10 or less children in a classroom that cannot be accessed by other children outside the group.
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Childcare must be prioritized for certain groups
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All public recreational areas and parks are closed
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Travel is restricted to essential travel
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Landlords may not terminate rental agreements or evict tenants for nonpayment
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Public meetings are moved online
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Garnishment of CARES Act Recovery Rebates Prohibited
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Childcare facilities not approved by or unable to comply with the Early Learning Division (ELD) must remain closed
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In person classroom instruction prohibited
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Elective and non-urgent procedures that use PPE are allowed if they can comply with rules issued by Oregon Health Authority
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Non-essential visitors are prohibited, essential visitors must be screened