Schools will move to remote learning and indoor dining will be shut down at bars and restaurants.
(Frankfort, Ky.) – Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has announced new restrictions amid rising COVID-19 cases in the Commonwealth.
The new restrictions will go into effect Friday, November 5 through Sunday, December 13 at midnight.
They include:
- Indoor social gatherings are limited to your current household plus one other household. Eight people or less.
- Indoor Venues and Event Spaces should have no more than 25 people per room (includes funerals and weddings).
- Restaurants and Bars will be closed to indoor dining, but may continue delivery, to-go, and outdoor service.
- Gyms, Fitness Centers and Pools must maintain six feet apart, group classes prohibited, 33 percent occupancy, and masks required.
- All schools (K-12) must cease in-person instruction beginning November 23. Middle and high schools will remain in remote instruction until January 4. Elementary schools may reopen December 7 if their county is not in the red zone.
Beshear added that $40 million fund has been launched to assist restaurants and bars impacted. Entities that qualify will receive $10,000 to use for various costs.
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