Vermont Business Magazine On Friday Governor Phil Scott announced new guidance for multiple sectors. Updated sector-specific details and Phased Restart Work Safe guidance are posted on ACCD’s website.
Close Contact Businesses
Effective June 1st, gyms, fitness centers, massage therapists, nail salons, spas, tattoo parlors, indoor recreation facilities (such as skating rinks and field houses), in-home businesses such as cleaning services, and businesses that require limited close personal contact may resume in-person operations subject to mandatory health and safety requirements.
Overnight Summer Camps
New guidance for overnight youth summer camps supplements the Health Guidance for Childcare Programs, Summer Programs and Afterschool Programs issued by the Vermont Department of Health and will be effective starting June 7th.
Indoor Arts, Culture, and Entertainment
As of June 1st, libraries, galleries, museums, theaters and other indoor arts, culture, and entertainment organizations may operate under new guidance, with a cap of 25% capacity or 1 customer per 200 square feet and following mandatory health and safety guidelines.
Flea Markets and Pick-Your-Own
Outdoor markets must adhere to the Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets’ guidance for farmers markets. New guidance for pick-your-own operations will be available on June 1st.
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Business Impact
ACCD wants to hear from all Vermont businesses impacted by the response to the COVID-19 virus. Please share these impacts via the ACCD Business Impact Form, which will help us assess the full impact as we work toward solutions.
